Yes, there are a few of us who cannot make it at UM who would love to listen in via phone.
VIOLET O. HOPKINS
(SHE, HER, HERS)
EVALUATIONS SUPERVISOR
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS OFFICE
U N I V E R S I T Y O F M O N T A N A
Lommasson Center Room 101 | Missoula, Montana 59812
t: (406) 243-4447 | f: (406) 243-5711 | e: violet.hopkins@mso.umt.edu
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From: MACRAO Listserv <MACRAO@LISTSERV.GFCMSU.EDU> On Behalf Of Alisha Schroeder
Sent: Tuesday, March 5, 2019 11:59 AM
To: MACRAO@LISTSERV.GFCMSU.EDU
Subject: Re: Spring Conference
Is there any way we could set up a phone call in for a couple of the sessions?
Thank you,
Alisha
Alisha Schroeder
Registrar
PO Box 7751
Havre, Montana 59501
406-265-3703 Phone
406-265-3788 Fax
From: MACRAO Listserv <MACRAO@LISTSERV.GFCMSU.EDU> On Behalf Of Campeau, Tony
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2019 6:02 PM
To: MACRAO@LISTSERV.GFCMSU.EDU
Subject: Spring Conference
Hello,
We hope this email helps make our Miles City conference as productive as possible. Thank you, Lisa Blunt for all of your efforts in helping host this springs conference!
Registration:
Registration is open and can be found here: http://www.macraomontana.org/macrao-meeting-registration.html
Dinner:
We will be having dinner at Tilt Würks in Miles City: http://milescitybrewery.com/
Hotel:
- Sleep Inn & Suites, 1006 S Haynes Ave., Miles City 406-232-3000
- Ask for MCC State Conference block (PLEASE ASK FOR THE CONFERENCE BLOCK SO THAT THE OCHE GRANT MAY BE USED TO OFF-SET YOUR HOTEL CHARGES)
- Call before Feb. 28, 2019
Keep in mind that we will be having elections during our Business Meeting on Friday so please be thinking about who you’d like to nominate or consider running for office yourself!
Attached you will find several items relevant to our spring meeting/conference:
Map -MCC Campus Map.pdf.
We will be meeting in room 106. Parking is free and not restricted (except for handicap and fire zones, of course). Here is a link to the Campus Map https://www.milescc.edu/AboutUs/Maps/
Agenda - Spring 2019 MACRAO Meeting.docx
The agenda is full, please review this ahead of time so that you can come prepared to discuss all of the items with input from others on your campus if necessary.
Supporting Documentation for conversations with Joe Theil
- MT Transfer Pahways_Adminstrative Guidelines Draft.docs
As a part of our CCN work, OCHE has been convening faculty councils to review commonly transferred CCN courses and to develop “Transfer Pathways”, short articulation guides that describe what courses a student should take to be prepared for transfer in a given discipline so that they may graduate after a further two years of full time study. Thus far we have four draft transfer pathways that have been reviewed by four-year faculty at each campus offering a bachelor’s degree in that discipline (Computer Science, Chemistry, Elementary Education, and Psychology). Currently CCN Liaisons are working to ensure these pathways go through appropriate campus-level review before being finalized.
The attached guidelines are an attempt to clarify what guarantees a transfer pathway provides to a student and to outline how pathways can be updated as curriculum changes on different participating campuses.
- 2&300Equiv_memo_Jan19.doc
The Common Course Numbering Administrative Guidelines currently bar lower division courses (1 or 200 level) to be listed as equivalent to upper division courses (3 or 400 level). In practice 70-100 course pairs are being listed in ways that create functional equivalency between 1/200 level and 3/400 level courses. During recent statewide faculty meetings as a part of our efforts to future proof CCN, faculty requested that this practice be allowed to continue in rare cases so that two-year colleges can offer the first two years of coursework in various disciplines.
Common Course Numbering Liaisons have reviewed and approved proposed language to allow for this to occur. If implemented, these changes would allow for such equivalencies only when:
· A faculty committee with representation from all campuses offering coursework agrees (i.e. four-year institutions may veto such equivalencies)
· Shifting coursework to the 200- level would cause hardship for four-year academic programs
- High Impact Practice Attribute Codes (Outlook item)
This document is a proposal for tracking high impact practices at the course level.
- Degree Attributes.docx
This is the banner documentation regarding the proposed attributes
Thank you all for all that you do. Looking forward to seeing you next week!
Tony Campeau
Registrar
Montana State University
406.994.2604
RESPECT … INTEGRITY … STUDENT SUCCESS … EXCELLENCE
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