Meeting No. 6/2000 of the Education Committee will be held on Wednesday, 20 September 2000 in the Sir George Lush Room, Administration Building 3A, Clayton Campus, commencing at 10:00am.

Apologies: Please telephone: 9905 9003; or e-mail to: Kerri.Wilson-Reid@adm.monash.edu.au.

Ms K Wilson-Reid

Executive Officer

An apology for this meeting has been received from Dr K Macrae.

The Committee should note that certain items have been starred as requiring discussion. Any items related to new courses are automatically starred for the attention of the Committee.

Additional items may be starred at the discretion of the Committee.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Committee nominate any additional items to be starred, and endorse the recommendations for all items other than those starred.

The minutes will be circulated separately.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Committee approve the Minutes of Meeting /2000, held 2000, which have been circulated separately.

The Committee is invited to note that each recommendation contained in the Report of Education Committee Meeting 5/2000 was approved by the Academic Board.

p 1-28

A paper titled "The Monash Curriculum and Professional and Employer Needs", presented by the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Planning), is attached. An initial draft paper in relation to this matter, titled "Engagement with the Community", was considered by the Education Committee at its Meeting 5/2000.

Professor A Lindsay will speak to this item.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, noting the advice of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Planning), Professor A Lindsay, Education Committee consider the paper presented titled "The Monash Curriculum and Professional and Employer Needs".

p 29-38

Documentation for this item, presented by Professor A Lindsay, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Planning), is attached. The documentation includes a discussion paper titled "Course Delivery Environment", together with a memorandum from Professor Lindsay, dated 7 September 2000.

Professor A Lindsay will speak to this item.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, noting the memorandum presented dated 7 September 2000 and the advice of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Planning), Professor A Lindsay, Education Committee consider and provide feedback about the discussion paper titled "Course Delivery Environment", including the draft recommendations contained therein.

p 39-84

A memorandum from the Deputy University Solicitor, Ms A Lazar, regarding a review of aspects of Statute 4.1 – Discipline, and the "Student Academic Grievance Policy", is attached. For reference, a copy of the current Statute 4.1 – Discipline, the University’s "Discipline Guidelines" and the "Student Academic Grievance Policy" are attached.

Student Discipline: Following a detailed review of the University’s legislation, policy and procedures in relation to discipline, a revised Statute 4.1 – Discipline (approved Council 5/98) and "Discipline Guidelines" (approved Academic Board 5/98) were introduced in 1998. It was noted that the revised statute and accompanying guidelines had been the product of extensive consultation with, and detailed consideration by, the Education Committee, the faculties and student groups. Among the changes made was a recommendation that responsibility for academic and general misconduct be devolved to faculties. A number of cases have been processed by the various faculty discipline committees (FDCs) during the past two years. As mentioned in the attached correspondence from the Deputy University Solicitor, this system appears to be working well on the whole. However, some issues have caused concern. These issues are addressed by Ms Lazar in the first half of the attached memorandum. Statute 4.1 – Discipline can also be located in the University Calendar at the following website:

http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/calendar/

Student Academic Grievance: At its Meeting 4/97, the University Council approved a university-wide policy that was forwarded by the Education Committee titled "Student Academic Grievance Policy" (dated 9 July 1997). It was foreshadowed within the policy document that the "Student Academic Grievance Policy" should be reviewed following its implementation. The second half of the attached memorandum from the Deputy University Solicitor highlights issues about the policy that have been raised and areas of concern, and recommends that the policy be reviewed in consultation with the Student Rights Officers of the University. The "Student Academic Grievance Policy" can also be located on the Policy Bank on the University Secretariat’s website at:

http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/unisec/pol/polind.htm

Ms A Lazar, Deputy University Solicitor, has been invited to attend the meeting to speak to this item.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, noting the advice of the Deputy University Solicitor and the documentation presented, Education Committee:

• subject to the drafting of appropriate legislation, consider for endorsement the recommendations contained in the memorandum presented in relation to a review of aspects of the University’s discipline legislation, policy and procedures; and

• taking into consideration the issues raised in the memorandum presented regarding student academic grievance, request that the Deputy University Solicitor, in consultation with the University’s Student Rights Officers and the Faculty Registrars/Managers group, review and re-draft the "Student Academic Grievance Policy", for submission to a later meeting of the Education Committee.

p 85-86

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive and note the Report of a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Art and Design, held 18 August 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

p 87-96

Documentation is attached.

The Committee is invited to note that this course will need to be included in the Schedule of Exceptions in the Graduate Studies Policy. The course proposed is a 72 point coursework masters degree (normal duration) with entry requirements of a previous bachelors degree qualification that may be in a non-cognate area. (In accordance with the principles approved by Academic Board 4/2000 in relation to coursework masters, 72 points would be the normal duration for a masters with entry from a relevant three-year undergraduate pass degree or equivalent. Additional coursework of 1 to 2 semesters would be required, depending on the requirements of the discipline area, where entry is from an undergraduate degree that does not provide an appropriate academic foundation.)

RECOMMENDATION:

That, noting that the course would need to be included in the Schedule of Exceptions, Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Art and Design Board to establish the Master of Multimedia (including the possibility of exiting with the Graduate Diploma of Multimedia or Graduate Certificate in Multimedia), to be offered on campus at the Caulfield campus commencing semester one, 2001.

p 97-104

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Art and Design to establish the Master of Multimedia Design (including the possibility of exiting with the Graduate Diploma of Multimedia Design or the Graduate Certificate in Multimedia Design), to be offered on campus at the Caulfield campus commencing semester one, 2001.

p 105-112

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive and note the Report of Meeting 6/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Arts, held Wednesday 26 August 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

p 113-122

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish the Bachelor of Communication / Bachelor of Multi-media, to be offered on campus at the Berwick campus commencing semester one, 2001.

p 123-134

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish the Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of Arts, to be offered on campus at the Clayton campus commencing semester one, 2001.

p 135-140

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish the Postgraduate Diploma of Arts (Geographic Information Systems), to be offered both on and off-campus from the Clayton campus commencing semester two, 2001.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note for transmission to Academic Board that the Board of the Faculty of Arts has ratified the major amendments to the courses listed below, noting that these amendments were approved by the Education Committee and the Academic Board at their respective meetings 5/2000 subject to endorsement by the Board of the Faculty of Arts, and noting a point of clarification highlighted below.

The change is to the minimum Arts requirement in combined Arts degrees. The minimum Arts requirement for the following degrees will be 96 points from Arts comprising an Arts major, Arts minor, first year Arts sequence and a further 12 points in Arts. The change is to take effect from the 2001 intake.

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Economics

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business (Accounting)

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance)

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business (Management)

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business (Marketing)

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business and Commerce

• Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education

p 141-156

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to amend the courses listed below as detailed in the documentation presented:

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Law

• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Information Management Systems*

• Diploma in Arts (Australian Indigenous Studies)

• Bachelor of Communication / Diploma of Arts (Professional Writing and Editing)

• Bachelor of Communication / Bachelor of Tourism

*In principle agreement has been reached with the Faculty of Information Technology on the changes to the Arts component.

p 157-160

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to amend the Masters Qualifying in History with a research component as detailed in the documentation presented.

p 161-164

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to amend the courses listed below, as detailed under item 4 of the Faculty Board Report and the documentation presented:

• Master of Environmental Science by coursework
• Masters Qualifying with a research component in Environmental Science
• Graduate Diploma of Environmental Science

p 165-166

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to disestablish the following courses:

• Masters Qualifying in Music Performance by coursework

• Masters Qualifying in Politics by coursework

p 167-170

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to cease intake into the following courses:

• BA(Asian Studies)
• BA(European Studies)
• BA(Social Sciences)
• BA(Administrative Studies)
• BA(Police Studies)*
• BA(Policy Studies)*
• BA(Policy Studies/Information Management and Systems)*
• BA (Australian Studies)#
• BA (Humanities and Social Sciences)#
• BA(Asian Studies)(Hons)
• BA(European Studies)(Hons)
• BA(Social Sciences)(Hons)
• BA (Languages)(Hons)
• BA(Police Studies)(Hons)*
• BA(Humanities and Social Sciences)(Hons)

* As a result of the disestablishment of the School of Public Policy and Social Work

# No new intake since 1998

p 171-204

Handbook entries are attached for the new subjects proposed for establishment under this item. Documentation for the changes to credit points is available for perusal upon request to the Executive Officer.

Under this item, twenty-seven subjects are proposed for establishment (including seven subjects being offered at additional year levels) and three are new subjects by virtue of a change to the credit point value of existing subjects.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish twenty-seven new subjects and amend the credit point value of three existing subjects as follows:

• ARY4060/ARM4060/5060 Predynastic and early dynastic Egypt

• CJC1001 Understanding Crime

• CJC1002 Criminal Justice in Action: Police, Courts and Correction

• EIU1030 Writing English

• EUR1015 European culture and ideas: enlightenment, romanticism, realism

• EUR1025 European culture and ideas: modernisms and totalitarianisms

• GSC2416/3416 Youth Media

• GSC2417/3471 Virtual Cultures: Sex, Politics and War in Cyberspace

• INT3020 Power, Identity and Globalisation

• SPN4650 Latin American Studies in Culture and Power

• VSA2140/3140 Postmodern Postcolonial Art – Part 2

• ???2XXX Writing at Work

• ARM4001 Research project in archaeology and ancient history

• GYM4600 Global positioning systems (GPS): Applications in GIS

• GYM4620 Processing and deployment of image data in GIS

• GYM4650 GIS applications: project formulation and database assembly

• GYM4660 GIS applications: data integration and analysis

• HYM4320/5320 Citizens: histories of Australian citizenship

• HYM4380/5380 Heritage, history and archaeology in Victoria

• RLM4120/5120 Social theory, belief and history

• MUS4180 Chamber Music

• ENV505C Environmental research frameworks

• HYM4002 Researching the past: historical methods

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to make amendments to subjects as detailed under item 6 of the Faculty Board Report presented.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the disestablishment of the following twenty-one subjects by the Board of the Faculty of Arts:

• CHI3415 CHM 341.5 Advanced Chinese Part 1

• INM2213 Intermediate Indonesian Part 1

• INM2223 Intermediate Indonesian Part 2

• INM49901 Language Study Abroad Program

• INMPLTH Final Honours Indonesian and Politics

• KOR1111 Introduction to Korean Part 1

• KOR1122 Introduction to Korean Part 2

• KOR2610 Advanced Chinese, Part 5

• KOR3110 Introduction to Korean, Part 1

• KOR3120 Introduction to Korean, Part 2

• THA4310 Advanced Intermediate Thai, Part 1

• THA4320 Advanced Intermediate Thai, Part 2

• THA4330 Specialised Readings in Thai A

• THA4340 Specialised Readings in Thai B

• THA4410 Advanced Thai, Part 1

• THA4420 Advanced Thai, Part 2

• THA4990 Language Study Abroad Program

• THS4160 Civilisation of Thailand

• VTN3510 Advanced Vietnamese, Part 1

• VTN4990 Language Study Abroad Program

• JPS3081 Critical Issues in Japanese Studies

p 205-206

An explanatory memorandum for this item, from Associate Professor D Garrioch, Associate Dean Teaching for the Faculty of Arts, is attached. The matter forwarded in the memo has been endorsed by the Undergraduate Studies Committee of the Faculty of Arts (Meeting 6/2000).

RECOMMENDATION:

That, as a transition measure, Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Arts to create and enrol students into 8 point or 4 point versions of subjects, in instances where students would be disadvantaged by the Faculty’s new system of offering 6 credit point subjects, noting that if permission is granted, the Arts Faculty will report all such instances to the Education Committee on an annual basis.

10. FACULTY OF LAW

p 207-208

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the Report of Meeting 3/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Law, held 16 October, note the Proceedings and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

The faculties of Business and Economics and Law have agreed to a cross-crediting arrangement whereby students enrolled in the following courses include in the fourth year subject LAW4170 Corporations Law.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note that the Executive Committee of the Faculty of Law has approved a minor amendment to the following courses as detailed above, subject to ratification by the Faculty Board of Business and Economics at its Meeting 6/2000:

• Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws

• Bachelor of Business (Management) / Bachelor of Laws

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note for transmission to Academic Board that, in accordance with the conditional approval given by the Academic Board for this amendment at its Meeting 5/2000, the Faculties of Law and Arts have ratified the proposal to amend the Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of Laws.

p 209-226

Handbook entries are attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Faculty of Law to establish the following thirteen new subjects:

• LAW3101 Administrative Law
• LAW3201 Constitutional Law
• LAW4167 The justice system: theory and practice
• LAW4168 Regulation of financial products and markets
• LAW4169 Equity
• LAW4170 Trusts
• LAW4171 Corporations Law
• LAW4172 Human rights in Australian law
• LAW5160 Shareholders' rights and remedies
• LAW5161 Advanced Evidence
• LAW7256 Regulation of Collective investments
• LAW7257 Uniform evidence law
• LAW7258 Consumer protection, self regulation and corporate compliance

p 227-230

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the Report of Meeting 5/2000 of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine, held 23 August 2000, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

p 231-238

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to establish the Graduate Certificate in Health Risk Sciences, to be offered as an on-campus course at the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Alfred Hospital, commencing semester one, 2001.

p 239-246

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Education Committee endorse, for submission to Academic Board, the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to establish a Graduate Certificate in the Foundations of Clinical Medicine, to be offered as a distance education course via the International Health and Development Unit, Clayton, commencing January 2001 (summer semester).

p 247-256

Documentation is attached.

In accordance with the approved report of the Academic Board LTOP Working Party on Cross-Institutional Programs, a governing agreement for this course is being submitted by the Faculty of Medicine to the Vice-Chancellor for approval.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to establish the Graduate Certificate of Nursing (Community Health and Development), to be offered as a distance education course via the School of Nursing, commencing semester one, 2001.

p 257-264

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to establish the Graduate Diploma in Health Informatics, to be offered as a distance education course via the Centre for Medical Informatics, Monash Medical Centre, commencing semester one, 2001.

p 265-274

Documentation is attached.

In accordance with the approved report of the Academic Board LTOP Working Party on Cross-Institutional Programs, a governing agreement for this course is being submitted by the Faculty of Medicine to the Vice-Chancellor for approval.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to establish the Graduate Diploma of Nursing (Community Health and Development), to be offered as a distance education course via the School of Nursing, commencing semester one, 2001.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to make a minor amendment to the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), to change the subject sequencing in the fifth and sixth years of the program.

Documentation is attached.

The Department of Pathology and Immunology has not been able to attract new enrolments in this course for the past two years and all continuing students completed 12 months ago.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to disestablish the courses listed below:

• Graduate Diploma in Immunology

• Graduate Diploma in Clinical Immunology

p 275-292

Handbook entries are attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine to establish the twelve new subjects listed below:

• MPH2074 Introduction to Clinical Research Methods
• MPH2075 Health Risk Management and Communication
• MFM1015 Introduction to Developmental Disability
• NUR4551 Community as a Client
• NUR4552 Professional Roles and Responsibilities in Community Health Nursing

• CPE7605 Electronic Health Record

• CPE7606 Project Management for Health Professionals

• CPE7607 Representation and Management of Health Knowledge

• CPE7608 Health Informatics Research Methods

• CPE7609 Health Informatics Research Project

• PAR3030 Ethical Legal and Cultural Issues in Paramedic Practice

• PAR3040 Evidence Based Paramedic Practice

p 293-294

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine in relation to subject amendment as detailed under item 5 of the Faculty Board Report and the documentation presented.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the disestablishment of the following ten subjects by the Board of the Faculty of Medicine:

• DCI0001 The Adaptive Immune Response

• DCI0002 Immunopathology 1

• DCI0003 Lymphocyte Repertoires and Regulation

• DCI0004 Immunopathology 2

• DIM1100 Graduate Diploma in Immunology FT S1

• DIM1102 Graduate Diploma in Immunology PT Y1 S1

• DIM1201 Graduate Diploma in Immunology FT S2

• DIM1203 Graduate Diploma in Immunology PT Y1 S2

• DIM2104 Graduate Diploma in Immunology PT Y2 S1

• DIM2205 Graduate Diploma in Immunology PT Y2 S2

p 295-302

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee receive the supplementary Reports of the Board of the Faculty of Science for meetings 2/2000 and 3/2000, and the Report of Meeting 4/2000 of the Faculty Board, held 3 May, 5 July and 16 August 2000, note the Proceedings, and consider each item requiring action separately for submission to the Academic Board.

p 303-306

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish the Postgraduate Diploma in Human Factors and Ergonomics, to be offered part-time via distance education commencing semester one, 2001.

p 307-316

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish the Diploma of Biotechnology (Research and Management), to be offered on campus and via distance education at the Clayton and Gippsland campuses, commencing semester one, 2001.

p 317-322

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) / Bachelor of Science (Environmental Management), to be offered on campus at the Malaysia campus commencing semester one, 2001.

p 323-328

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish the Bachelor of Science (Environmental Management) (Honours), to be offered on campus at the Malaysia campus commencing semester two, 2001.

p 329-334

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) (Honours), to be offered on campus at the Malaysia campus commencing semester two, 2001.

p 335-336

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to amend the Bachelor of Science (Environmental Management) as detailed in the documentation presented.

p 337-340

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to amend the Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Education as detailed in the documentation presented.

p 341-376

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee endorse for submission to Academic Board the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish the sixteen new subjects and change the credit points for twenty existing subjects listed below:

• HFE4012 Human Factors and Ergonomic Principles
• HFE4022 Product and Work Station Design
• HFE4031 Human Performance
• HFE4041 Issues in Human Factors and Ergonomics
• HFE4052 Occupational Health and Safety
• HFE4062 Professional Practice in Human Factors and Ergonomics
• HFE4071 Ergonomic Intervention
• GES3110 Australia and its Regions
• BIO2103/3103 Field methods in botany
• SCM3011 Tropical aquatic biology
• SCM3022 Tropical terrestrial biology
• BNS3031 Brain chemistry and behaviour
• BNS3041 Brain development and memory
• BNS3052 Drugs, brain and altered awareness
• BNS3062 Imaging and brain disorders

• MSC3011 Electrical, optical and magnetic properties of materials

• MSC3021 Transformations in metals and ceramics

• MSC3032 Studies of advanced polymers

• MSC3042 Modern materials and their characterisation

• ASP3222 Physics for astrophysics

• PHS3031 Foundations of contemporary physics

• PHS3042 Physical phenomena of the solid state

• PHS3051 Photons for communication

• PHS3062 Fundamental particle physics

• PHS3131 Theoretical physics 1

• PHS3142 Theoretical physics 2

• PHS3350 Physics project 1

• PHS3360 Physics project 2

• PHS3351 Physics project

• PHS3352 Physics project

• PHS3361 Physics project

• PHS3362 Physics project

• PHS3611 Electrical, optical and magnetics properties of materials

• PHS3642 Modern materials and their characterisation

• PHY3022 Frontiers of human physiology

p 377-378

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Education Committee note the decision of the Board of the Faculty of Science to make amendments to subjects as detailed under items 5 and 6 of the Faculty Board Report for Meeting 4/2000 and the documentation presented.

The next scheduled meeting of the Education Committee (Meeting 7/2000) will be held on Wednesday, 1 November 2000.

All final submissions for the agenda for that meeting are due by Wednesday, 18 October 2000. For other important dates, please refer to the 2000 Education Committee Submission Schedule and Evaluation Roster, which is located on the web at the following address:

Professor Alan Lindsay (Chair)

Associate Professor David Garrioch

Dr Denise Cuthbert

Mr Karen Bensley

Associate Professor Alan Farley

Associate Professor Les Nethercott

Associate Professor Peter Gronn

Associate Professor Kim Ng

Associate Professor John Hurst

Mr Chris Avram

Associate Professor Susan Campbell

Professor Grahame Taylor

Associate Professor Malcolm Sim

Dr Kristina Macrae

Associate Professor Michael Morgan

Associate Professor Louis Roller

Professor Peter Stewart

Professor Max King

Professor Merran Evans

Professor John Harris

Professor Graham Webb

Professor Les Johnson

Ms Terri Short (MUBS)

Ms Jessamy Nicholas (MONSU)

Mr James Raynes (MSA)

Ms Chris Hortis (MUGSU)

Mr Clive Vernon

Mr Peter Lawford

Mr Peter Marshall

Ms Kerri Wilson-Reid (Executive Officer)

Ms A Lazar

Ms S Stafford

Pro Vice-Chancellors (*4)

Faculty Registrars/Managers (*9)

Mr B Eddy

Ms M Fairbanks

Dr A Mitchell

Mr P Siggins

Ms C Holland

Ms P Herman