University of Wisconsin--Madison
shared governance document
April 4, 2011
Professor Emeritus M. Vere DeVault. faculty document 2253Professor Emeritus Henry A. Lardy. faculty document 2255Professor Emeritus Benjamin Bruce Marsh. faculty document 2256Professor Emeritus Donald Neal McIsaac Jr. faculty document 2257Professor Emerita Agatha A. Norton. faculty document 2258Professor Emeritus Sheldon David Rose. faculty document 2259Professor Emeritus Jesse C. Saemann Jr. faculty document 2260
The recipients are: Arts and Humanities Division: Claudia F. Card (Philosophy); Biological Sciences Division: Bruce S. Klein (Pediatrics); Physical Sciences Division: Max G. Lagally (Materials Science and Engineering); Social Studies Division: Marsha Malick Seltzer (Social Work).
Professor Judith Burstyn spoke about activities the University Committee is undertaking concerning the efficiency initiative with Huron Consulting Group, and the impacts of the state budget bill on UW-Madison and its proposal for public authority status of UW-Madison independent from UW System.Professor Burstyn reminded senators that the secure web-based elections for elected faculty committees would remain open through Friday, 8 April and urged senators to encourage their departmental faculty to vote.
Chancellor Martin called attention to a handout distributed at the door, which included a question from Associate Professor Mark Albertini (District 89) regarding the handling of fringe benefits from federal grants.Vice Chancellor for Administration Darrell Bazzell responded to a follow-up question on the matterfrom Professor Janet Mertz (District 93).
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The motion was seconded.There was one question and one comment.The motion passed without negative vote.
There was significant discussion of the resolution.Professor Patricia Loew (District 3) moved to amend the resolution by striking from the thirdto the last paragraph the phrase “to reconsider the institution’s position for responding to openrecords requests;”.The motion to amend was seconded.The motion to amend passed.The amended resolution passed without negative vote.
The motion was seconded and passed without negative vote.At 5:34 p.m., the committee rose and reported.