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1. Winter Term Mark Submission
2. SCTP Note to All Chairs, Directors and Program Directors
3. Nominations Update & Reminder
4. Fire Alarm System
5. Security Cameras / Access
6. Congratulations & Many Thanks
7. Congratulations to the Homecoming Committee of the Advisory Board

Please see attached for information regarding winter term mark submission.

Christine Zilberman
Faculty Administrator

Please note that all changes of modality reporting must be approved by Faculty before submission to the Subcommittee on Courses and Teaching Programs. The changes must include an appropriate program proposal form indicating Faculty approval. Any International Project must include a detailed budget, list of human resources, and a copy of the memorandum of understanding or agreement. 

Associate Dean Mary H. Maguire
Academic Programs, Graduate Studies and Research

To date we have received or anticipate receiving three nominations, and one sabbatical leave has been delayed. The nominations are as follows:

Roy Lyster, for Faculty Council
Spencer Boudreau for Faculty Council
Helen Amoriggi for Committee on Academic Personnel
Only one sabbatical replacement is needed for Senate

Members are still needed for the following committees. Please get your nominations to us by 4:30 pm Friday March 28, 2003

ACADEMIC POLICIES COMMITTEE - two (2) members at large, 2003-2006

FACULTY COUNCIL - five (5) members at large, 2003-2006 Roy Lister & Spencer Boudreault nominated

COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC PERSONNEL - three (3) members at large, 2003-2006 Helen Amoriggi nominated

COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT STANDING - two (2) members at large, 2003-2006

NOMINATING COMMITTEE - two (2) members at large, 2003-2006

SENATE COMMITTEE ON TENURE - one (1) sabbitical replacement, 2003-2004

FACULTY COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC & STAFF AWARDS - three (3) members at large, 2003-2006; one each from DISE, K&PE, and GSLIS; one (1) sabbatical replacement, 2003-2004 from ECP

FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE TO SENATE - one (1) sabbatical replacements, 2003-2004 (was two; one sabbatical delayed)

FACULTY ETHICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE - one (1) member at large from GSLIS; one (1) sabbatical replacement (any department), 2003-2004

COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND EXTENSION - one (1) member from K&PE, 2003-2006; one (1) member from GSLIS, 2003-2006

Gill Bramwell (Rejskind),
Chair, Nominating Committee

We wish to advise you that a new fire alarm system is presently being installed in the Education building. Work has commenced and will continue until May 31, 2003. Every effort will be made cause as little inconvenience to classroom, exam and work schedules.

Dr. Christopher Milligan
Associate Dean, Student Affairs & Physical Resources

You’ve heard the rumors, but it is now official. We are pleased to announce that the access card reader and appropriate security measures are now functional.  All academic faculty members, Administrative Assistants and graduate students now have 24-hour access to the building via the North side handicap entrance. Any revisions in access must come through this office; please contact Joanne Hall, Joanne.hall@mcgill.ca, who is the Access Manager for the Education Building. 

Thank you for your attention and cooperation in this matter. 

Dr. Christopher Milligan
Associate Dean, Student Affairs & Physical Resources

Many thanks to the record number of Faculty members, staff, alumni and friends for their support of the Faculty by calling alumni donors at the Annual Volunteer Phone-a-thon to thank them for their donations to the University.

Elizabeth Wood, Patricia Jackson, Janet Donald, Patsy Roberts, Lynn Butler-Kisber, Daniela Caucci, Robyn Ouimet, Jaclyn Seidman,Linda Thoms Chelico, Joan White, Jack White, Brent Blakely, Chris Vroom, Peter McNally, Diane Mittermeyer, Derek Robertson, and Salwa Ferahian. 

Ratna Ghosh
Dean, Faculty of Education

Gordon Bloom, Elizabeth Wood & Diane Mittermeyer, have put together another exciting panel of speakers to address a subject that will undoubtedly be of interest to our alumni and all educators because of its multi-disciplinary approach. Kim Cornish, Greg Reid & Mela Sarkar will discuss "Who is Special? New Trends in Educating for a Diverse World" on Friday, October 17, 2003, at 6:00 p.m. in at the Faculty of Education, 3700 McTavish St. (1st Floor) Jack Cram Auditorium. 

Ratna Ghosh
Dean, Faculty of Education