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The University Core Council has expressed concerns over the interdisciplinary focus of the MNGT 452 course. Remedies include evidence of faculty expertise in natural sciences, social sciences, or humanities, and readings by professionals in these fields. Course materials must be revised and resubmitted by Fall 2006 for further consideration. Options include revising the current course, developing a new course, or seeking LIBA 497 assistance.
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University Core Council: Status of MNGT 452 • “…the Council was not able to come to a positive decision about this course” • “…there is a continuing concern with interdisciplinarity” • “The interdisciplinary focus of the course must be central, not incidental or peripheral” • “…perspectives from at least two of the following: natural science, social science, humanities” • Potential remedies include • “[E]vidence that a faculty member trained in either the natural sciences, social sciences, or humanities has served as a significant resource for the course” • “[E]vidence that assigned readings include material written by respected professionals in one or more of these three fields” • Materials requested to be revised and re-submitted by no later than beginning of Fall 2006 semester • Now what? • Revise and resubmit • Punt to LIBA 497 • Develop new course or modify existing course so as to achieve central focus of interdisciplinarity
