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8001 Natural Bridge Road SI. LOUIS, Missouri 63121-4499 :1:. Telephone: (314) 553-6i!!!i8

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS

MEMORANDUM

TO: The Senate

FROM: Dr. Joseph Martinich, Senate Chair ~/~ DATE: February 24, 1993

The Senate is scheduled to meet at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 2, in 222 J. C. Penney. The agenda follows:

I. Approve minutes from previous meeting (action item)

II. Report from the Chairperson -- Dr. Martinich

III. Report from the Chancellor -- Chancellor Touhill

IV. Report from the Faculty Council -- Dr. Spaner

V. Report from the Intercampus Faculty council -- Dr. Pierce

VI. Report from the Student Government Association -- Mr. Tomlinson

VII. committee reports:

A. University Relations -- Dr. McPhail

B. Curriculum and Instruction -- Dr. ott (action items, see attached)

C. computing -- Dr. Tierney

VIII. Other business

IN EXECUTIVE SESSION:

~x. Report from the Honorary Awards Committee -- Vice Chancellor Osborn (action items)

an equal opportunit~ institution

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\ REPORT FROM THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION -- 2/17/93

I. The Committee recommends approval for the following changes in degree requirements (see attached):

A. B.S. in Chemistry B. B.A. in Communication with Emphasis in Communication Theory and Rhetoric C. B.A. in Communication with Emphasis in General Communication D. B.A. in Communication with Emphasis in Mass Communication

II. The Committee recommends approval for a change in requirements for the Minor in General Communication (see attached).

III. The Committee has approved the following course additions/changes/eliminations:

Communication 21 Communication 23

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Fundamentals of Acting" Production Aesthetics"

3 hours 3 hours

Communication 80 dro~ Introduction to the Theatre" 3 hours Communication 118 Theatre 21 Theatre 23 Theatre 80 Biolog~ 11 Biology 12

change ~rereguisite change descri~tion change descri~tion change descri~tion change number, title change number, title,

Radio and Television Broadcasting" Fundamentals of Acting" Production Aesthetics" Introduction to the Theatre" Introductor~ Biolog~ I" Introductory Biology II"

3 hours 3 hours 3 hours 3 hours 5 hours 5 hours

Sociolog~ 264 Business Administration 202

Political Science 242 Political Science 256

~rereguisite change descri~tion change title, descri~tion

change descri~tion change title,

"Sociolog~ of Religion" "Introduction to Operations Management"

"Introduction to Public Policy" "Russia and the New Republics"

3 hours 3 hours

3 hours 3 hours

descr;~tion Art Studio 40 Art Studio 42 Art Studio 50

change title change descri~tion change title,

"Drawing I" "Figure Drawing "Design I"

I" 3 hours 3 hours 3 hours

descri~tion Art Studio 60 Art Studio 130

change descriQtion add

"Photogra~h~ I" "Ceramics II"

3 hours 3 hours

Art Studio 132 add "Scul~ture I" 3 hours Art Studio 140 Art Studio 150

change title change title, prerequisite,

"Drawing II" "Design II"

3 hours 3 hours

descri~tion Art Studio 220 add "Com~uter Art I" 3 hours Art Studio 221 add "Com~uter Art II" 3 hours Art Studio 232 add "Scul~ture II" 3 hours Art Studio 240 change number, title,

descriQtion "Drawi ng I II" 3 hours

Art Studio 242 change number, title, descriQtion

"Figure Drawing III" 3 hours

Art Studio 261 Art Studio 262 Art Studio 264

change number, add add

title "Color Photogra~h~ I" "Non-Silver PhotograQhi' "Video Art I"

3 hours 3 hours 3 hours

Art Studio 270 change title, descriQtion

"Printmaking I" 3 hours

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Art Studio 271 change title, IIPrintmaking 3 hours descriQ,tion

Art Studio 272 change description "Pri ntmaki ng: Lithography III 3 hours Art Studio 273 change title, prerequisite, IIPrintmaking: Screenprinting I" 3 hours

descriQ,tion Art Studio 277 change description IIPrintmaking: Photo 3 hours

Lithography I" Art Studio 283 change description IIWatercolor Paintingll 3 hours Art History 289 add "Visual Resources Management" 3 hours

(NurSing 401 change hours "Health and Wellness in the 2 hours Elderlyll

~erontol09y 401 change hours "Health and Wellness in the 2 hours Elderly"

CCJ 399 add "Senior Thesis" 1-6 hours CCJ 441 add "Juvenile Del inquency" 3 hours CCJ 485 change title IIDirected Readings/Research in 1-6 hours

Criminology and Criminal Justice" POlitical Science 422 change description "Law, Courts, and Public Policyll. 3 hours

[ CCJ 435 add IILaw, Courts, and Public Policy" 3 hours

IV. The Committee recommends approval for a proposed new degree program, the B.F.A. in Studio Art. (Note: A summary of the proposal is attached. Copies of the full proposal are on reserve at the Thomas Jefferson and Education' libraries.)

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Students must also take six elective I It is preferred that these hours be in chemistry;!around the expertize in the I hours of advanced work in science atl however, three of these hours may be taken in ,department. Over the past 8-10 , the 200 level or above. It is I biology, computer science, mathematics, or ,years two major changes have take~ preferred that these hours be in physics. I place: (a) the course has become , chemistry; however, three of these', d d k Ch i 290 ,the responsibility of a single , hours may be taken in biology, SChtu eintls aRre enchourage ltofilta e lem stry i' faculty member and (b) the

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senior year. professional positions after IAt least 47, but no more than 50, I 'graduation. Many of our B.S. , hlOurs of chemistry courses may be , 'students find employment in ~ lapplied toward the degree. Each I 'analytical chemistry positions I 'candidate must present a seminar and' lupon graduation. Improvegr"~,/~n '. 'pass a comprehensive examination , ',' 8 I Iduring the senior year. , ,

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I 1 Ia. Communication 40, Introduction I a. Communication 40, Introduction I I to Public Speaking 1 to Public Speaking 1 1

b. One of the following Mass I b. One of the following Mass I I Communication courses: Communication courses: I I 50, Introduction to Mass Media I 50, Introduction to Mass Media 1 I 70, Introduction to Cinema I 70, Introduction to Cinema I 110, Introduction to Radio and I 110, Introduction to Radio and: I Television Broadcasting I Television Broadcasting I

c. One of the following Theatre 1 c.. Plus three hours from communication courses at II courses: 1 the 100 level and nine additional hours in I 21, Fundamentals of Acting I communication at the .~OO level or above. II 23, Production Aesthetics I I 80, Introduction to the Theatre I : I

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I Rationale for proposed new degree/mlnor/certlflcate: Currently there are no degree possibilities for students wishing to study the studio arts at UM-St. louis. Designed to meet accreditation guidelines (by N.A.S.A.D., the National Association of Schools of Art and Design) and as a model' program of cooperation between UM-St. Louis and the St. Louis CommunityColleges (who now have more than 1200 declared Art majors without 4-year degree opportunities), this BFA degree will serve the professional needs of artists and art students not currently filled in the metropolitan area.

Program descrTptTOn for Bulletin: As a professional degree, the B.F.A. will equip students with the skills necessary to compete for jobs in several artistic disciplines. This degree will offer students the chance to pursue self-expression,"invention, and creative achievement. The credits required in studio art give the student a well-rounded and in-depth knowledge of the visual and fine arts. At the same time, the emphasis area will structure their abilities toward mastering a particular craft.

. Students concentrating in each area will be prepared with the knowledge and skills needed for professional employment within their discipline. Additionally, students desiring more advanced study will meet the educational requirements for even the most prestigious M.F.A. programs after completion of the proposed degree. The emphasis areas to be offered are Graphic DeSign, Photography, Printmaking, Painting, Drawing

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SECTION 4. PROGRAM DESIGN (cont.)

Second Step at UM·St. Louis

With SLCC's A.A. degree in-studio art and the new A.F.A. degree, UM-St Louis can concentrate

on the junior/senior level, offering more advanced. intensive upper division courses. UM-St. Louis expectS that students graduating from SLCC will transfer to UM-St Louis. (For a

conservative estimate of the number of transfer srudents see Table 1, "Enrollment ofArt Majors at SLCC" on page 3 and Tables 4 and 5, "Estimated Majors and ~tes" page 8.) Currently

srudents receiving their A.A. degree from SLCC can transfer up to 66 credit hours into UM-St.

Louis. The proposed A.F.A. degree with specific srudy options in such areas as general fine arts,

photography, and graphic design, will require between 61-67 credit hours. Students transferring with an A.FA degree will have a minimum of 44 credit hours of the 75 credit hours required in

the art department All studio an credits counted toward the A.A. and A.F.A. degrees will transfer into our program.

As a specialized professional degree, B.F.A. s~dents must go through an intensified study in the

visual arts to get N .A.S.A.D. accreditation. The following table compares N.A.S.A.D. guidelines and how they translate to credit hours at UM-St. Louis. It lists the total credits required

for graduation. Of the 132 credit hour requirement, the final 24 must be completed in residence.

Table 9. N.A.S.A.D. Graduation Requirements for the B.F.A. by Percentage and UM·St. Louis Requirements by Credit Hour

(NASAD.) (UM-SL Louis)

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Studio An 60% 75 a

An History 10-15% 15 b

Gen"1 studies 25·30% 42<:

Total: 132 d

• Forty-five of rhese are in the emphasis area. h At least 6 <:1'. his. of An Hisrory will trmsfer. c J:ncludes 15 his. eledives: 9 m. Hummides, 9 hrs. Social Science. & 9 hrs. Math & Science d Final 24 <:1'. hrs. must be compleud. in residence.

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Table 10 provides information similar to data made available to students in the UM-St. Louis

college catalog (with the exception of the inclusion ,of SLCC equivalent course information). For

infonnation on UM-St. Louis' proposed new courses. see Appendix B, "UM-St. Louis List

of Proposed, New Courses and Descriptions with SLCC Course Equivalents."

Also for a list of changes to existing courses, see Appendix C, UM·St. Louis List of Changed Course Numbers, Titles, and/or Course Descriptions with SLCC Course

Equivalents." Lastly. for a list of existing UM-St. Louis art courses in the 1991-92 catalog. see

Appendix D, "UM·St. Louis Existing Art Courses."

Table 10: UM·St. Louis B.F.A. Requirements with SLCC Course Equivalents for the Art Foundation Program Requirements

Course Distnbution UM·St. Louis SLCC Credit Re<mirements Course # ~ Equivalency H2un

General Education: 30 credits An 40 Drawing I ART:109 3 An 42 Figure Drawing I ART: 111 3 An SO Design I ART:107 3 An 140 Drawing II ART: 110 3 An ISO Design II ART:108 3 An 240 or Drawing mor Figure ART:208 or ART:112

142 Drawing II 3 An2S0 Composition ART:201 & ART:202 3 ART· An Electives XXX:XXX 9

Beyond the 30 credit hours of An Foundation Program Requirements students will select one area

ofemphasis in studio art totaling 45 credit hours. The foundation program requirements and

emphasis area requirements total 75 credit hours. (See table 9 on page 16 for the breakdown of

graduation requirements by N.A.S.A.D. and UM-St. Louis credit hour requirements.) Students

will be able to choose 15 credit hours of general electives (which meet the General Education

Requirements) and 7 - 12 credit hours of electives within the studio art area.

What follows in Table lion page 18 is a list of emphasis area requirements beyond the foundation

program requirements. The emphasis areas include Graphic Design. Photography. Printmaking,

Painting. Drawing or Figure Drawing. and General FmeAns.

SECTION 4. PROGRAM DESIGN (COllt.)

Table 11. UM-8t. Louis Emphasis Area Requirements

Emphasis Courses CreditHogrs

Graphic Design: 18 Figure Drawing IV or ~gIV 3

Composition 3 Computer Art 6 Senior Seminar 6 S~oa~ti~ 9

Total Credit Hours 45

Emphasis Courses CreditHogrs

Photograpl,ty (200 level or higher with at least 6 credits in Color Photography: 18

Non-Silver Phocography 3 Composition 3 Video Art 3 Senior Seminar 6 Studio a~ti~ 12

lbtal Credit Hours 45

Emphasis Courses CreditHogrs

Printmaking: 18 Figure Drawing IV or

Drawing IV 6 Composition 3 Senior Seminar 6

Studio a~ti~ 12 (3 credits of which must be photography)

lbtal Credit Hours 45

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Table 11. UM·St. Louis Emphasis Area Requirements (cont.)

Empbasis Courses Credit Hours

Pain ting: 18 Drawing or Figure Drawing

(200 level or higher) , 6 Composition 3 Senior Seminar 6 Studio Electives 12

Total Credit HollIS 45

Emphasis Courses Credit Hours

Drawing or Figure Drawing (200 level or bigher) 18 Painting and/or Printmaking 6 Advanced Design or Composition 3 Senior Seminar . 6 Studio Electives 12

Total Credit HollIS 45

Empbasis Courses Credit Hours

General Fine Arts: Studio Courses (200 level or higher) 24

Composition 3 Senior Seminar 6 Studio Electives 12

Total Credit HollIS 45

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BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN STUDIO ART DEGREE PROPOSAL

SUMMARY

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art degree proposed for the University of Missouri-Sl

Louis is a professional program designed to meet the curricular standards of the the

nationally flCCepted accrediting body, the National Association of Schools of Art and

Design (NASAD). This degree is intended to provide students with the skills and

knowledge in various media to compete professionally for jobs within the visual arts, to

learn and understand visual means of expression and to prepare them for further study in

graduate programs. This program also fills the stated mission of the University as...

All baccalaureate graduates of the University should have a sound intellectual

foundation in the liberal arts and sciences which provides the ability to reason and

think critically. to write and speak coherently ... to understand our culture and history

[and] to appreciate the fme arts and the humanities.

The completed proposal describes a joint program that begins in the Departments of Art at

St. Louis Community College and culminates in a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the

Art Department at the University of Missouri-SlLouis. By offering this comprehensive

two-step bachelor's degree program: 1.) SLCC will provide the first two years of

foundation lower division study culminating in the Associate of Fine Arts (AF.A.) degree

in Studio Art; 2.) the Art Department at UM-Sl Louis will provide the last two years of

intensive upper division courses culminating in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.EA.) degree.

This joint Bachelor of Fine Arts proposal fulfills the needs of students, metropolitan St.

Louis, and the occupational needs of employers. The need for this Bachelor of Fine Arts

is strongly evident in student demands for a studio art program and students' facing the

economic and geographical realities of cost and accessibility. The growth of studio art

programs at both SLCC and UM-Sl Louis is remarkable. Even without a current degree

program at UM-Sl Louis, enrollment in studio art courses has increased from 43 students

in 1975 to 275 students in 1989-90, a 640% increase. Enrollment numbers for 1991-92 at

Sl Louis Community College are even more impressive, some 1,200 students have

declared Art as their major at the three SLCC campuses, with 11, 141 student credit hours

in Art generated that year. Nearly 60% (849) of these community college students have

specifically requested transferring their credits into a bachelor's degree program. Even if

UM-Sl Louis serves only a conservative number of these community college transfer

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students, it will still have a strong and successful program with the establishment of the

B.F.A degree.

Yet most of the art students at SLCC and UM -St. Louis wishing to attain a bachelor's

degree are place bound. Because of fmancial or familial reasons, they are unable to leave

the Sl Louis metropolitan area to pursue their undergraduate art degree. Their work and

familial obligations preclude their ability to continue their studies in studio art outside of Sl

Louis unless they are willing and able to pay the extremely high tuition fees at local private

colleges. Combining the strengths of both the St. Louis Community College (they have the

nation's only community college accredited by NASAD and have excellent art facilities) and

the University of Missouri-S1. Louis makes good sense to bring a cost effective quality art

degree to the metropolitan area.

The Coordinating Board for Higher Education of Missouri is required by state law to

develop arrangements for more effective and economical specialization among institutions

in types of educational programs offered and students served, and to promote more

effective coordination and mutual support among institutions in the utilization of facilities,

faculties, and other resources. In offering the S1. Louis metropolitan area a B.F.A degree,

UM-St. Louis and SLCC's coordinated efforts represent an effective and economical

approach to the productive use of staff and facilities as well as service to the community.

As a professional degree, students must be asked to complete an intensive and thorough

study of the visual arts. As a more specialized and specific degree, the B.F.A studentS

have a more rigorous and extensive training than students with a B.A. or B.S. in studio art.

This gives the B.F.A. student a distinct advantage when competing for employment and lor

graduate school admissions. Within the B.F.A degree, emphasis areas will be offered in

Graphic Design, Painting, Drawing, Photography, Printmaking and General Fine Arts.

Due to NASAD accreditation requirements (detailed below) and the present general

education requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences, graduating B.F.A students

will need 132 credit hours of study_

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(N.A.S.A.D.) (UM-St. Louis)

Awl. Percentale Cr. HIs.

Studio Art 60% 75 a

Art History 10-15% 15 b

Gen'l studies 25-30% 42 c

Total: 132 d

a Forty-five of these are in the emphasis area. b At least 6 cr. brs. of Art History will traDsfer. c Includes 15 hrs. electives: 9 hrs. Humanities, 9 hrs. Social Science. & 9 brs.

Math & Science d Final 24 cr. brs. must be completed in residence.

As students enter the degree program, they will required to complete 30 credit hours of Art

Foundation Program Requirements. Students will then select one area of emphasis in

studio art totaling 45 credit hours. The foundation program requirements and emphasis

area requirements tota175 credit hours. (See the breakdown of graduation requirements by

N.AS.AD. and UM-St. Louis credit hour requirements.) Within these requirements ,

students will be able to choose 15 credit hours of general electives (which meet the General

Education Requirements) and 7 - 12 credit hours of electives within the studio art area.

As part of our proposal to the CBHE, the St. Louis Community College is requesting an

enhancement of their current Associates of Arts Degree in Art upgrading their curriculum

to an Associate of Fine Arts degree. The degree requirements for the AF A will coincide

exactly with the requirements for the Art Foundation Program, allowing students to

complete their flISt tWo years towards the BFA at the SLCC. As such, the University of

Missouri-St Louis will be able to concentrate its facilities and faculty on upper division

study.

The Department of Art has received full cooperation and backing of the SLCC to initiate

this BFA/AFA program. It meets the mission of both institutions and fulfills CBHE's

own mandate for cooperative programing. It is timely to offer such a program which will

benefit the University as well as the metropolitan community.

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