Core Team

Undergraduate Core Team

On January 9, 1996, the faculty of the COBE voted 33-5 for the following motion:

The College of Business and Economics will form an ad-hoc team to be known as the Undergraduate Core Team for the purpose of systematically and continuously working to improve the undergraduate Core.
The Undergraduate Policy Team shall be charged with initiating an organizational retreat to be held no later than March 15, 1996.
A Progress report from the Core Team is to be presented to the Faculty and Staff by May, 1996 at which time a vote will be taken regarding the status of the Core Team.

Resources

Core team structure based on the Undergraduate Policy Committee's presentation (by Pat Shannon), just prior to the vote.
Undergraduate mission, including "attributes" attachment.
Undergraduate core courses, a set of courses taken by all majors and which constitute a major means by which the undergraduate program accomplishes its mission and meets accreditation requirements.
Mission/core matrix. A matrix comparing mission elements with what is taught in core courses.
Undergraduate Courses. A listing of undergraduate courses offered by the COBE.
What every undergraduate should have learned, generated by the COBEAC (1994).
BSU Survey. A 1995 survey of COBE graduates on skill learning importance.
Survey of faculty concerning core courses (1994).
The CPI project (Continuous Process Improvement). A FIPSE-funded project supporting this team.
Minutes of Undergraduate Core Team meetings.
Status Report to Faculty 3-21-97
Core Team Model (draft)
Core Team Proposal (draft)
Core presence in relation to other COBE programs
FIPSE Final Report

Above: Pat and Earl wielding Postits

Above: The team ponders..

Dick Payne ponders the stickies..

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