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Section 1. Alumnae Council The Academic Council sends three representatives to Alumnae Council. The representatives serve as a channel of information between the faculty and alumnae attending the Council. Section 2. General Judiciary The General Judiciary is empowered to hear all matters which may involve the limitation of a student's freedom. (For details covering the operation of the General Judiciary, see College Government legislation.) A. Faculty: 9 for a term of three years, to be appointed by Agenda Committee with terms to be staggered B. Administration: 1 the Dean of Students or her deputy, should she be unavailable C. Students: 1 to be elected through a procedure designated by Senate of College Government Section 3. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee The duties of the Committee are to arrange for Black guest speakers, lectures, cultural programs and other activities which will honor Dr. King and enrich the College Community. A. Faculty: 2 one faculty member to be appointed by the Africana Studies Department and one faculty member to be appointed by the Agenda Committee for a term of two years. B. Staff: 1 - The Director of Harambee House C. Students: 4 two members of Ethos to be appointed by Ethos and two students to be appointed by Senate Section 4. Review Board The function of this Board is to review the records of the General Judiciary proceedings and decide whether the hearing was conducted in a just manner and whether the decision reached was warranted by the facts presented in the course of the hearings. (For details governing the operation of the Review Board, see College Government legislation.) A. Faculty: 1 for a term of two years. Appointed by the Agenda Committee. B. Administration: 1 Dean of the College or the Dean of Students C. Students: 1 to be elected through a procedure to be designated by the Senate of College Government. Section 5. Seven College Conference Representation to the Seven College Conference shall report annually to the Academic Council on the proceedings of the Conference. The College shall be represented by the President of the College, ex officio, and two other members, one of whom shall be appointed by the President, at will; the other shall be chosen by the faculty of the College to serve a term of two years, and shall be of any professorial rank. Section 6. M.I.T. Liaison Committee The Committee shall supervise Wellesley's affiliation with M.I.T. and deal with issues of common concern. The Dean of the College shall chair the Committee and in consultation with the Agenda Committee shall appoint faculty and staff members. Student members shall be chosen by the College Government. Section 7. Chaplaincy Policy Committee The Committee shall make policy concerning Chaplaincy programs and activities. The Committee shall be chaired by the Chaplain and shall determine its own procedures for selecting a Committee whose membership is reflective of the range of religions represented at the College.
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Mary Pat Navins: mnavins@wellesley.edu
Office of the Dean of the College
Date Created: January 1, 1997
Last Modified:
August 30, 2006