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Action taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies
at its meeting on October 24 gives rise to the following motion:
MOTION
That Senate approve and recommend approval to the Board
of Governors the addition of the following courses to the
list of courses with Africa/Middle East content, as outlined
in S78-145:
(i)
*POL..433-3 Comparative Developing Systems
(ii)
*S.A.
369-4 Political Anthropology
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*GEOG 263-3 Selected Regions.
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Footnote. The asterisk before each course title will ensure that
the course will only be recognized for the ANE. Minor when taught
by a member of faculty participating in the program.
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Changes - Africa/Middle East Studies
The attached calendar changes for the Africa/Middle East Studies Program were
approved on October 3rd and 10th, 1978 by theFaculty of Interdisciplinary
Studies Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. Would you please place them on
the agenda for the next meeting of the Senate Committee on Undergraduate
Studies.
Janet BlaAchet
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Two changes of substance need to be made to the Calendar to
recognize courses taught by Faculty, participating in the program,
who have been appointed comparatively recently. (Page 342)
These courses are:
* POL. 433-3 Comparative Developing-Systems
Application of comparative theories and methods to selected
developing nations; and
* S.A. 369-4 Political-Anthropology
Comparative study of primitive and tribal political organi-
zation; leadersip in non-centralized and centralized poli-
tical systems.
Both have significant African content and relevance.
An asterisk before bon will ensure that the courses will only be
recognized for the AYE minor when taught by a member of Faculty parti-
cipating in the program.
I would be grateful if this matter could be placed before the Faculty
Undergraduate Studies Committee.
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A further addition is required to Group B- -Courses with Africa/Middle
East Content, namely:
*Geog 263-3 Selected Regions: a study of the geographical character
of a major world region.
The course, when taught by Professor Sagar, will have a continental
African content and will be of value to all students interested in Black
and in Arab Africa.
P. Stigger
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