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The University of Idaho is now being asked to pay Microsoft upwards of six figures for cloud storage space, which was previously free, according to Teresa Amos, Director of IT Planning and Initiatives, during the Faculty Senate meeting on Feb. 24. […]
In this week’s Faculty Senate meeting, Erin James, sustainability certificate director and a professor of English at the University of Idaho, proposed a new graduate level companion to the undergraduate […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate approved new academic programs and curriculum changes during its Tuesday meeting on Jan. 20 and expressed concerns over a proposed policy governing periodic performance reviews of tenured faculty. The senate […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate approved 17 University Curriculum Committee items regarding degree modifications, name changes, new programs and curricular updates. Delivered by Steve Wang, UCC 615 proposed a new master’s degree in AI. […]
A proposal for an ad hoc committee on fall break was brought up to the University of Idaho Faculty Senate. The goal of the committee would be to investigate the need for a short fall break sometime in […]
Changes to the periodic performance review process pass 19-1 after weeks of debate The University of Idaho Faculty Senate approved revisions to its periodic performance review policy in a 19-1 vote, finalizing changes […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate discussed amendments to the draft of the post-tenure review policy to be in accordance with Idaho State Board of Education requirements and federal Title II regulations regarding accessibility for […]
President Scott Green and Vice President Christopher Nomura presented Ph.D. production incentive program to the University of Idaho Faculty Senate at the weekly meeting held on Tuesday, Nov. 4. According […]
Concerns were raised to Torrey Lawrence, provost and executive vice president, about media reports of 28 positions being cut from the University of Idaho at the faculty senate meeting on […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate discussed the Continuing Adult and Professional Education program’s benefits and structure at the weekly senate meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14. CAPE is designed to […]