| Notes |
| Contingency |
Contingency met (from Sci Subcom email sent 3/3/09)--
J Pfister email (attached below) agreeing to AniSci 200 & H200 as a 2-course Biological Sci GEC sequence with Bio 101 for BA students only 3/11/09 res |
March 11, 2009 |
| Contingency |
Sci Subcom AWC 2/9/09; Letter to Animal Sci J Pfister & P Peffer sent 3/3/09 & posted below res |
February 09, 2009 |
| Administrative |
Animal Sci response rec'd 1/30/09 res |
January 30, 2009 |
| Administrative |
Sciences Subcom sent back email to Pfister.1 1/26/09 res:
- Presentation of evolutionary theory and biological sciences is a concern
- Framework in agriculture is not conducive to discussion of natural selection, but the condition of artificial selection is a wonderful contrast in Animal Sciences that makes for an interesting discussion, but they don’t produce both sides; especially evident because they have not changed the syllabus topics
- Why are natural selection, speciation or
Darwin not mentioned specifically especially since this is a GEC course? Students should have a general understanding of this to be considered a GEC in Natural Sciences: Biological Sciences
- Explicitly lay out where these issues are treated; otherwise it is not a GEC course
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January 29, 2009 |
| Administrative |
This is an ECA course |
January 16, 2009 |
| Administrative |
Revision request sent to Jill Pfister on 11/19/08. |
November 21, 2008 |