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Minutes: Faculty Consultative Committee: November 14, 1985

University of Minnesota: Faculty Consultative Committee
1985-11-14
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Minutes: Faculty Consultative Committee: November 14, 1985

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1985-11-14

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1. Minutes of October 31 (enclosed). 2. Consent Decree petitions: Proposed agreement on internal tribunals petition: formulate FCC reply. (See October 21 memorandum to selected committee chairs from Vice President Dunham which was distributed October 31 and sent to absentees. FCC members telephone sec office if you do not have a copy.) 3. Formalizing the FCC relationship to committees of the Regents: draft some language. 4. Senate FCC's relationship to college FCC's. 5. Report of the Chair. FCC DISCUSSION WITH THE PFESIDENT. (The president's items.)

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University of Minnesota: Faculty Consultative Committee. (1985). Minutes: Faculty Consultative Committee: November 14, 1985. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/103052.

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