Minutes: Faculty Consultative Committee: April 29, 2010

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Minutes: Faculty Consultative Committee: April 29, 2010

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University of Minnesota: Faculty Consultative Committee

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2010-04-29

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senate

discussion with Provost Sullivan

discussion with the Faculty Athletics Representatives

public engagement

senate docket review (policy on modifying appointments of P&A staff for financial stringency; transitions phased retirement program/policy; statement on risk aversion; sponsored project effort on summer/part-time appointments; resolution on progressivity of compensation reductions

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(1) discussion with Provost Sullivan; (2) discussion with the Faculty Athletics Representatives; (3) public engagement(4) senate docket review (policy on modifying appointments of P&A staff for financial stringency; transitions phased retirement program/policy; statement on risk aversion; sponsored project effort on summer/part-time appointments; resolution on progressivity of compensation reductions)

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University of Minnesota: Faculty Consultative Committee. (2010). Minutes: Faculty Consultative Committee: April 29, 2010. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/62234.

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