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Academic Program Changes Approved by
the UAPC,
July 2000 through June 2001
The University Academic Planning Council considered and recommended these
formal academic actions and changes related to academic programs:
Majors and Degrees
Preliminary Entitlement to Plan
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
of an entitlement to plan a Master of Arts in Gender and Women's Studies.
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
of an entitlement to plan an MS in Biotechnology.
Authorization to Implement
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
of an authorization to implement a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative
Writing.
Approved
the authorization to implement an undergraduate major in Jewish Studies with
an option in Jewish Studies: Education (BS or BA degree in Letters &
Science).
Approved the
authorization
to implement an undergraduate major in Religious Studies (BS or BA
degree in Letters & Science).
Joint Review
Phased-out
Renamed/Restructured
Approved renaming the undergraduate major in
"Behavioral Science and Law" to "Legal
Studies".
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
to rename the MS-Agricultural Journalism to MS-Life Sciences Communication
(major and degree).
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
to rename the graduate level major in "Water Chemistry" to "Environmental
Chemistry and Technology".
Options, Minors, and
Honors Programs
New
Approved the addition to the undergraduate major in Biology of
an
option in Neurobiology
Approved the addition to the undergraduate major in Music of an
option in Theory
Renamed/Restructured
Phased-out
Certificates
Established
Approved the creation of an undergraduate certificate program
in Folklore.
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval of
a Graduate Certificate in Bioinformatics.
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval of
a Capstone Certificate in Bioinformatics.
Approved the creation of a Certificate in Environmental Law
and Policy specifically for Law students.
Approved the creation of a Certificate in International Law
and Business specifically for Law students.
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
of a Capstone Certificate in Fundamentals of Clinical Research.
Ratified the Graduate Faculty Executive Committee's approval
of a Capstone Certificate in Laboratory Quality Management.
Renamed/Restructured
Phased-out
Articulation Agreements
Approved the expansion of the School of Nursing articulation
agreement with Madison Area Technical College as a program-to-program,
system-to-system articulation agreement between the Wisconsin Technical
College System's associates degree program in Nursing and the UW System's
Collaborative Program in Nursing.
Departments and Programs
Established
Renamed/Restructured
Approved the name
change of the Preventive Medicine Department to Population Health Sciences
Department.
Approved
a restructuring of departments in the Medical School to create a new
department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation formed as a merger of the
existing Department of Rehabilitation Medicine and the division of Orthopedic
Surgery within the Department of Surgery. The Master of Physical Therapy
program will move from the Department of Surgery to Orthopedics and
Rehabilitation. The Department of Surgery will continue to exist, absent
the division of Orthopedic Surgery. This change is formally a
renaming of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine to the Department of
Orthopedics and Rehabilitation.
Phased-out
Centers and Institutes
Established
Approved the
establishment of the of the Center for Urban Population
Health, undertaken cooperatively between the Medical School's Milwaukee
Clinical Campus and the UW-Milwaukee.
Approved the
establishment of the Center for Communication and Democracy within the School
of Journalism and Mass Communications.
Approved the
establishment of the Wisconsin Public Health
and Health Policy Institute within the Medical School (Preventive
Medicine/Population Health Sciences Department).
Approved
the establishment of the Center for Patient Partnerships within the Law School
and with connections to programs in the health sciences.
Renamed/Restructured
Approved the change in name of the “Wisconsin
Institute for Respiratory Research” to the “Dr. David and Sacia Morris
Institute for Respiratory Research”.
Approved the change in name of the "Center for the
Study of Race and Ethnicity in Medicine" to the "Center for the
Study of Cultural Diversity in Health Care".
Enzyme
Institute moved from the Graduate School to the Department of Biochemistry
within the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (UAPC ratified
action of the GFEC).
University-Industry Research Program renamed
University-Industry Relations (UAPC ratified previously unrecorded 1994 action
of GFEC).
Wisconsin Press added to the center's list; absence was an
oversight (UAPC ratified action of the GFEC).
Phased-out
Developmental Biology Center and the associated Center for
Research and Training in Developmental Biology and the Developmental Biology
Training Program (UAPC ratified action of the GFEC).
Center for Addiction Research and Education, Medical
School.
[Office
of Academic Planning and Analysis]
[UW
System Administration]
Updated June 27, 2001, Jocelyn Milner
Last Revised 7/00 ©
2001 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System.
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