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FROM: DR. D. MEAKIN
SECRETARY, SENATE UNDER-
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS BOARD
DATE: 9TH NOVEMBER, 1970
SUBJECT: COMPOSITION OF THE SENATE APPEALS BOARD
During its consideration of Paper S-381, Senate approved the
following composition for the Senate Appeals Board.
Registrar (or his designate),
non-voting
Chairman
One faculty Senator elected by Senate (with alternate)
One faculty Member elected from SUAB (with alternate)
Two students chosen by the Student Society (with one
alternate)
This has produced a polarized situation, and with no means of
resolving tie votes, decision has had to be deferred on a
number of cases. The Senate Appeals Board, therefore, requested
the Senate Undergraduate Admissions Board to find a solution to
this problem. Since the solution proposed involved a modifica-
tion to the composition of the Senate Appeals Board, the matter
is now being presented to Senate for approval. Since decisions
on several appeals are being held in abeyance, an early decision
on this matter is requested.
The Senate Undergraduate Admissions Board, on the recommendation
of the Senate Appeals Board, proposes that the composition of
the Senate Appeals Board be amended as follows (approved by a
vote of 5 to 3):
Chairman, non-voting except in case of a tie.
One faculty Senator elected by Senate (with alternate)
One faculty Member elected from SUAB (with alternate)
Two students chosen by the Student Society (with an
alternate)
Registrar, or his designate, non-voting Secretary
Recording secretary, non-voting
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The Chairman shall be selected by majority vote of the
voting members of the Senate Appeals Board. The selection
is subject to ratification by the Senate Undergraduate
Admissions Board.
In addition to providing a mechanism for breaking tie votes,
the proposal also provides the Board with a Secretary, a
position previously omitted.
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