The Council of Academic Affairs met on unanimously approved multiple classes during their meeting on Thursday.
The unanimous approval of HIS 1527G, Gaming the Past was approved. The class will be about...
The Council of Academic Affairs unanimously approved the elimination of two majors on Thursday afternoon in the Witters Conference Room in Booth Library.
CAA approved the elimination of the recreation...
The Council of Academic Affairs unanimously approved a new Bachelor's degree in health services at Eastern on Thursday.
The new degree will reside in the College of Health and Human Services and the...
The Council on Academic Affairs broke its record of how many proposals can be approved in one two-hour meeting with 50 proposals at Thursday’s meeting in Booth Library from the previous record of approximately...
The Council of Academic Affairs approved unanimously for a new English course at Eastern on Thursday.
CAA approved the new English course, ENG-2706G Latin American and Latinx Literatures, to begin in...
The Council of Academic Affairs unanimously approved a new political science and public health course as a policy course for public health students on Thursday.
The department of public health requested...
The Council of Academic Affairs approved a new computer and information technology course to start in the fall 2022 semester at Thursday’s meeting.
At the meeting, item 21-106 proposed a new course...
The Council on Academic Affairs approved revisions to the astronomy option of the physics major during their meeting Thursday afternoon.
In the process of correcting errors in course requirement listings...
The Council on Academic Affairs discussed possibilities for students who want to have qualifications in certain subjects despite how Eastern does not offer certifications.
Previously, CAA approved an...
The Council of Academic Affairs approved changes to the Public Health minor, reducing required credit hours from 22 to 18.
Jeanne Lord, a professor in the Department of Human Services and Community...
Eastern will now be in line with other state universities’ requirements for residency hours now that the Council of Academic Affairs has lowered the number from 42 to 30.
As well as aligning with...
The Council of Academic Affairs approved a new “Human Biology” course to replace the existing “Human Physiology” course.
The “Human Physiology” class was not recognized by the Illinois Articulation...
