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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDAUndergraduate CouncilAgenda for April 26, 2021TO:FROM:SUBJECT:Members, Undergraduate CouncilOscar Bernard, ChairpersonAgenda for Meeting on Monday, April 26, 2021, conducted via TeamsMicrosoft Teams meetingJoin on your computer or mobile appClick here to join the meetingOr call in (audio only) 1 813-694-2079,,432216574# United States, TampaPhone Conference ID: 432 216 574#1. Welcome and Announcements2. Approval of Minutes, March 22, 20213. Consent Agendaa. THE 4401 – American Drama – Added ENC 1102 as prerequisiteb. TPP 4920 – Special Topics in Performance – Change course title, remove TPP 3921 asprerequisite4. Informational Itema. 2022-2023 Catalog Cycle – Kyna Betancourtb. Bachelors/Masters Pathway: Biomedical Science and Pharmacy (Biomedical Science (EBI)Pharmacy (PRY) - Align the Pharmacy curriculum changes with the Bachelors/Master Pathwayrequirements. See Appendix 1.5. Old Businessa. Course Changesi. ART 3939 The Real World Sang-Hie Leeii. EEL 4787 Data Networks and Systems and Security – Proposed on a course change. Howeverthis is a new course (formerly EEL 4935 Special Topics) – William Hendrixiii. EUH 3142 – Italy During the Renaissance – Adrianna Uruena-Agnesiv. GRA 4930C – Graphic Design Senior Studio – Adrianna Uruena-Agnesv. INR 3045 – Global Migration – Leslie Lockettvi. LAS 3116 – Latin American Through Film – Jennifer Cainasvii. MAR 3400 – Professional Selling – Oscar Bernardviii. MUH - 2051 - Folk and Traditional Music of World Cultures – Addition of Global CitizensProject – Chase Strelecix. MUS - 4801 - Fit to Play- mind body music – Addition of Global Citizens Project – ChaseStreleci. MUS - 4900 - Directed Reading in Music Performance Medicine - Addition of Global CitizensProject – Chase Strelecx. THE - 4434 - Caribbean Theatre - Oscar Bernardb. New CourseMarch 22, 2021Undergraduate Council Agenda1
i. EEL - 4928 - MAKE Hands-On Engineering Design – William Hendrixii. ENC 3354 – Research Methods for Professional and Technical Communication – BonitaPollockiii. ENC 3417 – Writing Technologies – Randi Latskeiv. ENV 4618 – Envision Sustainable Communities – Andrea Smithv. EUH 3196 - Food and Drink in Antiquity – Helene Robinsonvi. MAD - 4515 - Mathematics of Quantum Computing – Bonita Pollockvii. PCB - 4312 - Marine Ecosystem Dynamics - Sang-Hie Leeviii. POR 1121 – Beginning Portuguese II – Oscar Bernardc. New Curriculum (under an existing CIP)i. Religion and Health Minor – Leslie Lockettii. Geography B.A., with Society and Environment Concentration – Jennifer Cainasd. Curriculum Changesi. Communication B.A. – Jeanette Menaii. Graphic Arts B.F.A. – Andrea Smith Graphics Arts B.F.A. Additional Informationiii. Humanities and Cultural Studies B.A. with Film and New Media Studies Concentration –Erica Toothmaniv.Interdisciplinary Social Sciences B.A., with Global and Government Affairs Concentration –Randi Latzkev. Interdisciplinary Social Sciences B.A., with Social Relations and Policy Concentration –Randi Latzkevi.Marketing B.S., with Sales Concentration – Mike Sinclairvii.Psychology B.A. – Marty Gouldviii. Psychology B.A., with Advanced Research Experience in Psychology Concentration – MartyGouldix. Psychology B.A., with Diversity Concentration – Marty Gouldx. Sales Certificate – Mike Sinclairxi. Sociology B.A. – Randi Latzkexii. Theatre B.A - Oscar Bernardxiii. Theatre B.A., with Design & Technology Concentration - Oscar Bernardxiv. Theatre B.A., with Performance Concentration - Oscar Bernardxv. Theatre B.A., with Theatre Arts Concentration - Oscar Bernardxvi. Theatre Minor - Oscar Bernard6. Other ItemsUGC 2020-2021 Future Meeting Schedule:Fall 2020Spring 2021 September 14, 2020September 28, 2020October 12, 2020 cancelledOctober 26, 2020 cancelledNovember 9, 2020March 22, 2021January 11, 2021January 25, 2021February 8, 2021February 22, 2021March 8, 2021Undergraduate Council Agenda2
November 23, 2020March 22, 2021 March 22, 2021April 12, 2021 cancelledApril 26, 2021Undergraduate Council Agenda3
Appendix 1March 22, 2021Undergraduate Council Agenda4
Bachelor's/Master's PathwaysSECTION IN GRAY IS FOR POLICY REFERENCE ONLY AND IS NOT PART OF THECATALOG COPYBachelor's/Master's Pathways allow academically qualified students to complete an undergraduateBachelor's degree and a graduate degree (typically master's degree) on an accelerated timeline,graduating sooner than in traditional programs. Typically, students will complete a portion of therequired graduate coursework while classified as an undergraduate student and have it count towardsboth degrees. As soon as the student completes the undergraduate degree requirements, the student isconverted to graduate status, where the remaining graduate requirements are fulfilled. For moreinformation review the Bachelor's/Master's Pathways Policy in the Academic Policies section.General requirements: 15 Credit Hours must be completed in the undergraduate major before a student may apply3.33 GPA overall and a 3.50 GPA in the undergraduate majorMust meet admission requirements for graduate major to progress to the graduate levelHave met with Undergraduate Advisor and Graduate Director to develop an approved Programof Study, including plan for advising and notation for financial aid impactMay share up to 12 Credit Hours of structured graduate courseworkTotal combine credits must be at least 150 credit Credit Hours (120 bachelor's and 30 master's)after sharing courseworkB (3.00) required in each graduate course taken as part of the shared creditsDegrees are conferred sequentially (bachelor's should be conferred as soon as requirements aremet)Students pay graduate tuition when taking graduate coursesThe shared requirements for each Combined Bachelor/Master's Pathway are listed belowalphabetically by graduate major.PHARMACY Pharm.D.Biomedical Sciences B.S. (120 Credit Hours) to Pharmacy Pharm.D. (151 Credit Hours)Shared: 10 Credit HoursTotal Combined after sharing: 271 Credit HoursRequires students to complete the first year (36 credits) of the PharmD during their senior year oftheir B.S. All BMS students will complete FLENT and Summer Enrollment requirements as wellas graduation requirements listed in the Undergraduate Catalog.AdmissionFor initial eligibility a student must: be admitted to the Honors College as a first-year student;hold U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status.March 22, 2021Undergraduate Council Agenda5
Grade Policy Students earning below the required 3.0 in the shared coursework can still proceed to earn aPharmD degree, but will no longer be in the B.S. to PharmD Pathway program. Students wishingto complete the B.S. degree in Biomedical Sciences will need to consult with a ChemistryDepartment Academic Advisor.Shared – 10 Credit HoursAccording to the BOG Articulation Regulation 6A-10.030; earn a minimum of 48 semester CreditHours of upper-level work (courses numbered 3000 and above), therefore, the B.S. in BiomedicalSciences students will take up to 21 credits of additional 3000 level coursework in addition totheir required major and exit courses listed below. Out of these 21 credits, up to 10 credits will beshared with the Pharm.D. program. The shared courses are listed below: PHA 6451 Clinical Biochemistry Credit(s): 2PHA 6792C Evidence-Based Clinical Reasoning II(s): 2PHA 6577 Biochemical and Molecular Principles of Drug Action Credit(s): 4PHA 6755 Medical Microbiology and Immunology Credit(s):2Non-medical Community Service Volunteering:Completion of a minimum of 60 contact Credit Hours of volunteering is required. Community service isdefined as involvement in a service activity without receiving monetary compensation. Serviceperformed as part of employment or a service-learning course will NOT satisfy this requirement. Thisrequirement is must be completed by the end of the second year. Contact the College of Pharmacy forapplication requirements.Conferring of BS Degree (fourth year; first professional year of Pharmacy)Students must successfully complete all requirements of the Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum to graduate.Successful completion of the academic program of study contained within the first professional pharmacy year isrequired for the completion of the bachelor's degree in the pathway (3 4) program and to continue in thepharmacy program.March 22, 2021Undergraduate Council Agenda6
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Undergraduate Council Agenda for April 26, 2021 TO: . b. Bachelors/Masters Pathway: Biomedical Science and Pharmacy (Biomedical Science (EBI) . Psychology B.A. – Marty Gould viii. Psychology B.A., with Advanced Research Experience
