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MEMORANDUM
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SENATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
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AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST STUDIES
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APRIL 12, 1972
MOTION: ?
"That History 476-5 - East Africa, be added
to the approved list of courses for the
Africa/Middle East Studies Program, effective
immediately on the approval of Senate."
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The Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies approves the addition of
the following course to the approved list of courses for the African!
Middle East Studies program:
History 476-5
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East Africa
and recommends its addition by Senate.
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MEMORANDUM
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Undergraduate Studies
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A/Dean,
Division of General Studies
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Date................January25th,1972
The Director of the Africa/Middle East Studies Program, with my
approval recommends
the addition of the following course to the
approved list
of courses for the program:
History 476-5
East Africa.
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BACKGROUND STATEMENT
Senate Document S. 71-89, approved July 1971, established
a Minor Degree program in Africa/Middle East Studies under which
students are required to complete at least 23 semester hours ( 9 at the
lower levels and 14 at the upper levels). Of these 23 hours only one
of A/ME 401-5 or 402/5 is required. The remaining 18 hours may be
selected from any of the courses approved for inclusion by the A/ME
Steering Committee and ratified by Senate (this list of courses was approved
by Senate under S. 71-34 in February, 1971). Courses approved on the
list are those offered in departments which have either full or partial
content in Africa and/or the Middle East. The course under consideration
here, History 476-5 East Africa, was overlooked in the compilation of
the original list and we wish to add it at this time.
R. C. Brown,
A/Dean Division of General Studies
April 25th, 1972
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