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AGENDA PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION COUNCIL 3:30 - Wednesday, December 10, 2014 GRH 2002 NOTICE LOCATION FOR THIS MEETING I. Consideration of the Minutes from the November 12, 2014 meeting (Minutes can be found on the CEBS Main Web Page click on Faculty & Staff and then Meetings Minutes and Agendas). II. New Business A. Office of Teacher Services-CEBS Presentation of Candidates Completing Requirements for Admission to the Professional Education Unit November 13, 2014 to December 10, 2014 Spring 2015 Student Teacher Candidates Report B. College of Education and Behavioral Sciences School of Teacher Education/Educational Leadership Doctoral Program 1. Revise Course Grade Type - EDU 695, Advanced Topics in Education Educational Leadership Doctoral Program 1. Revise Program -0010 Doctor of Education (EdD) (Educational Leadership) (2 nd submission of this program revision - for 2.4 other: Revise policy by which EdD students may be awarded EDU 695, credit for education related experiences. Update policy wording.) School of Teacher Education 1. Revise Course Number EDU 300, Becoming an Effective Global Citizen III. Other Business

Admission to Professional Education Unit November 13, 2014 December 10, 2014 Elementary Charlotte Alexander Emily Allen Ciara Bagley Lauren Bell Olivia Charles Kelcy Clark Kasey Conner Brittany Daniel Heather Floyd Lauren Harris Jennifer Henry Laurel Huber Angela Kelley Adam Keyser Sarah McCarty Paige Patrick Kendall Pennington Bailey Pinkston Kara Raley Sydney Rich Middle Grades Allison Overton K-12 Meagan Hammer Ellyn Kerchenski Benjamin Luna SECONDARY

Shannon Carter Jason Gschwend Elizabeth Isenhower Philip Russell EXED Madison Blankenship Abigail Gregory Ellie Swisher Jordan Talley IECE Kathryn Cole Graduate Esther Orndorff

STUDENT TEACHER CANDIDATES FOR SPRING 2015 QUALIFIED ***STUDENT TEACHING APPLICATION ACCEPTED***12/10/14 WKU ID FIRST LAST MAJOR EMILY ANDERSON 5-12/BUSINESS & MKTG AMANDA HARTLE 5-12/BUSINESS & MKTG DESTYN MILLER 5-12/BUSINESS & MKTG MARLEE BARTON 5-12/FCS CARLY ATKINS ELEMENTARY HALEY BRENNAN ELEMENTARY SUMMER BROWNING ELEMENTARY ERIN BURCH ELEMENTARY TAYLOR COBB ELEMENTARY MAKENZE EVANS ELEMENTARY MAGGIE GENARDI ELEMENTARY KINZIE GILLESPIE ELEMENTARY MORGAN GREEN ELEMENTARY ABBEY GRIFFITHS ELEMENTARY HALEY Brooke HAGAN ELEMENTARY KIMBERLY HATFIELD ELEMENTARY OLIVIA HIGDON ELEMENTARY ZEMIRA HUREMOVIC ELEMENTARY MEGAN LEMILY ELEMENTARY KAITLIN PLUMMER ELEMENTARY JORDAN PRICE ELEMENTARY KATIE RANKIN ELEMENTARY EMILY ROACH ELEMENTARY T. JORDAN SCHAFER ELEMENTARY CLAIRE SCHROERING ELEMENTARY STEPHANIE SCHWARTZ ELEMENTARY BRIANNA SCOTT ELEMENTARY G. LOGAN STEENBERGEN ELEMENTARY JESSICA STORY ELEMENTARY NOELLE TREBENDIS ELEMENTARY FAITH WEDDLE ELEMENTARY NICK WHEELER ELEMENTARY KELSEY WILSON ELEMENTARY KATHRYN COLE IECE

MARGARET CONWAY IECE SAMANTHA LYNCH IECE REBECCA SMITH IECE KATHARINE KELLY MGE/S.STUDIES/LA TARA THOMPSON MGE/S.STUDIES/LA LESLIE WHITAKER MGE/S.STUDIES/LA BRITTANY TALLEY MGE/SOCIAL STUDIES KAYLA BYRD MGE/SEC/MATH MEAGAN HAMMER P-12/MUSIC BENJAMIN LUNA P-12/MUSIC HUNTER GARY P-12/PE J. TRAVIS JOHNSTON P-12/PE REBEKAH SLEDGE P-12/SPANISH LIBBY ISENHOWER P-12/SPANISH RACHAEL WALTERS P-12/SPANISH-FRENCH MEGAN MURPHY SEC/ENGLISH KAYLA SWEENEY SEC/ENGLISH ALLISON TETA SEC/ENGLISH BRAD FAULK SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES JACOB FRANTZ SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES AMANDA DENNISON SPECIAL EDUCATION LESLIE TURNER SPECIAL EDUCATION MAT ADAM WHITT SPED/LBD

STUDENT TEACHER CANDIDATES FOR SPRING 2015 NOT QUALIFIED ***STUDENT TEACHING APPLICATION PENDING***12/10/14 (THESE STUDENTS HAVE S.T. REQUIREMENTS IN PROCESS) WKU ID FIRST LAST MAJOR D NATALIE MULLINS 5-12/FCS FH HANNA PHILPOT 5-12/FCS FH ERICA AUSBROOKS ELEMENTARY FH LATASHA BABB ELEMENTARY FH DEBBORAH BARCLAY ELEMENTARY FH JENNA BURRIS ELEMENTARY FH REBECCA CHARTOFF ELEMENTARY FH MALLORY DePORTER ELEMENTARY FH PATRICIA EMMICK ELEMENTARY FH HOLLY FIELDS ELEMENTARY FH KIMBERLY FRAIM ELEMENTARY FH KAYLA GREENWELL ELEMENTARY FH HALEY FH Deanna HAGAN ELEMENTARY JESSICA HARBISON ELEMENTARY FH FAITH HARRALSON ELEMENTARY FH JORDAN HEIBERT ELEMENTARY FH CARRIE HENRY ELEMENTARY FH SARA ICE ELEMENTARY FH SHELBY JANES ELEMENTARY FH KELLY KEAN ELEMENTARY FH CASSANDRA KEEN ELEMENTARY FH ANGELA LANCASTER ELEMENTARY FH ASHELY LETHCO ELEMENTARY FH DARSHELL MARTIN ELEMENTARY FH ADAM MARTINEZ ELEMENTARY FH JOHNATHAN MILLER, JR ELEMENTARY FH TERRI ROBERTSON ELEMENTARY FH RACHEL ROBINSON ELEMENTARY FH SARAH SCHELL ELEMENTARY FH STEVEN SCHROADER ELEMENTARY FH HILARY SKAGGS ELEMENTARY FH SHEYENNE SPRANKLE ELEMENTARY FH KELSEY SYMPSON ELEMENTARY FH

KELSEY THOMAS ELEMENTARY FH BEVERLY UPTON ELEMENTARY FH AMBER WALTHER ELEMENTARY FH AMELIA WATKINS ELEMENTARY FH ASHLEE WEBB ELEMENTARY FH TARAH HENDRIX IECE FH BIANCA LUCOMBE IECE FH RACHEL McLEAN IECE FH KEELEY SHAW IECE FH ANDREW BOSTON MGE/MATH FH JORDAN DANIEL MGE/MATH FH ROBERT DEASON MGE/MATH FH JOHN DRANE MGE/MATH FH SHANNON LAY MGE/MATH FH JODY OWEN MGE/MATH FH JESSICA PICKERELL MGE/MATH FH RYAN RAMSEY MGE/MATH FH PATRICK SHARTZER MGE/MATH FH KELLI WARFORD MGE/MATH FH ADAM BUCHERT MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH STEPHANIE CURRY MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH MARLEY EDMONSON MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH AMY GIBSON MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH TAYLOR HOUCHIN MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH KATHERINE KING MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH JESSICA PARSLEY MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH E. McCALL PIPER MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH MEGAN RICHARDSON MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH HALIE RILEY MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH RICHARD ROWLAND MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH CHRISTOPHER SEXTON MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH DAVID ROSS SMITH MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH WILLIAM TALBOTT MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH RICHARD WILKERSON MGE/S.STUDIES/LA FH CHAD MONGOLD MGE/SCIENCE FH KATIE WALLACE MGE/SCIENCE FH ERIN BEATTIE MGE/SEC/MATH FH

CAITLIN BELCHER P-12/MUSIC FH EMILY CURTIS P-12/MUSIC FH KELSYE HIBBARD P-12/MUSIC FH ELLYN KERCHENSKI P-12/MUSIC FH ISABELLE LaBARGE P-12/MUSIC FH WILLIAM LINDSEY P-12/MUSIC FH DOMINIC PIEDMONTE P-12/MUSIC FH CHARLES PRICE P-12/MUSIC FH BLAKE ALLEN P-12/PE FH MYLES ALLEN P-12/PE FH MARTIN CROSS P-12/PE FH CHELSEA GIBBS P-12/PE FH C. MITCHELL HENRY P-12/PE FH STEVEN JONES P-12/PE FH ANTHONY ECHEVESTE P-12/SPANISH FH KIMBERLY STINNETT SEC/CHEMISTRY FH MADELIENE HUNT SEC/EARTH SCIENCE FH MOLLY KEEN SEC/MATH FH RICHARD ROBERTS SEC/MATH FH JEREMIAH STRINGER SEC/MATH FH MEGAN WADE SEC/MATH FH JUSTIN ALLEN SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH JORDAN CHAPMAN SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH JORDAN FERGUSON SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH DAVID FOUTS SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH ELISE GIBSON SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH RACHEL GIVENS SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH D'ARCY REVLETT SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH PORSHIA AUSTIN SPECIAL EDUCATION FH EMILY BLYTHE SPECIAL EDUCATION FH DYLAN CARTER SPECIAL EDUCATION FH SHAKIA HARRIS SPECIAL EDUCATION FH JOHNNA WOODWARD SPECIAL EDUCATION FH

MAT BRITTANY PERRY MGE/SCIENCE FH CRYSTAL COOK SEC/BIOLOGY FH NATALIE CRIMMINS SEC/BIOLOGY FH ESTHER ORNDORFF SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES FH ALICE BYRNE SPED/LBD FH ASHLEY CARRICO SPED/LBD FH CHRISTINE FINTA SPED/LBD FH NATHANIEL MEDLEN SPED/LBD FH FH = Missing field observation hours / December 2014 STUDENT TEACHER CANDIDATES FOR SPRING 2015 NOT QUALIFIED ***STUDENT TEACHING APPLICATION PENDING***12/10/14 (THESE STUDENTS HAVE S.T. REQUIREMENTS IN PROCESS) WKU ID FIRST LAST MAJOR D TABATHA CLAYTON ELEMENTARY P TERRY JONES ELEMENTARY X, FH MIRANDA MALONE ELEMENTARY CP, P, FH SHEENA OATES ELEMENTARY X AMY RODGERS ELEMENTARY P, FH HILLARY MULLINS IECE P, FH WHITNEY POOL IECE CA, X JONATHAN BEARD MGE/MATH CA, X, FH BRIDGETTE DAVIS MGE/MATH X, FH TANNER HALL MGE/MATH X, FH ANGELA KELLEY MGE/MATH X, FH BRANIGAN LAWRENCE P-12/MUSIC CA, X, FH JAMES ROBINSON P-12/MUSIC X JOSEPH STONE P-12/MUSIC CA

NATASHA FATKIN SEC/ENGLISH X DRENNAN ELLIE VAUGHN BRAGG GARRETT SKAGGS SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES SEC/SOCIAL STUDIES X, FH X X, FH CA = Not Admitted into Teacher Education CP = Critical Performance Score Deficiency or Disposition Score Deficiency Pending P = Repeating required coursework X = Deficient GPA and/or other Student Teaching Requirement Deficiency FH = Missing field observation hours / November 2014 STUDENT TEACHER CANDIDATES FOR SPRING 2015 ***APPLICATION WITHDRAWN, 12/10/14*** WKU ID FIRST LAST MAJOR DATE KEVIN NEWBERRY 5-12/AGRICULTURE 12/4/14 ELIZABETH GRAMMEL ELEMENTARY 11/24/14 CHLOE RHODES ELEMENTARY 11/12/14 C. MITCHELL HENRY P-12/PE 11/11/14 SPENCER STEELE SEC/ENGLISH 12/2/14

Proposal Date: September 29, 2014 College of Education and Behavioral Sciences School of Teacher Education/Educational Leadership Doctoral Program Proposal to Revise Course Grade Type (Consent Item) Contact Person: Tony Norman, tony.norman@wku.edu, 745-3061 1. Identification of proposed course 1.1 Course prefix (subject area) and number: EDU 695 1.2 Course title: Advanced Topics in Education 2. Current course grade type: Standard Letter Grade 3. Proposed course grade type: Pass/Fail 4. Rationale for revision of course grade type: This course is typically used for EdD students in Teacher Leader or P-12 Administrative Leadership specializations to conduct readings or special projects in education (catalog description) or to receive credit for providing evidence that they hold current National Board Certification status. In either case, the awarding of a Pass/Fail grade seems more appropriate. 5. Proposed term for implementation: Fall 2015 6. Dates of prior committee approvals School of Teacher Education 10/10/14 CEBS College Curriculum Committee 12/2/2014 Professional Education Council General Education Committee (if applicable) NA Graduate Council University Senate

Revise a Program (Action) Date: September 29, 2014 College: Education and Behavioral Sciences Department: Educational Leadership Doctoral Program Contact Person: Tony Norman, tony.norman@wku.edu, 745-3061 1. Identification of program: 1.1 Reference number: 0010 1.2 Program title: Doctor of Education (EdD) (Educational Leadership) 2. Proposed change(s): 2.1 title: 2.2 admission criteria: 2.3 curriculum: 2.4 other: Revise policy by which EdD students may be awarded EDU 695 credit for education related experiences. Update policy wording. 3. Detailed program description: Existing Program Students admitted to the EdD in Educational Leadership program may apply to receive graduate credit for successful completion of the National Board Certified Teacher process. Those approved will receive up to six (6) hours of credit for EDU 695. To be eligible to receive credit, students must document that they: have been admitted to the EdD program in either the Teacher Leader or P-12 Administrative Leadership concentration; have completed at least 9 hours in the EdD program; and hold current National Board Certification status. The student must submit an application form to the Doctoral Studies Leadership Council, which will consider whether to approve the application and then determine the number of EDU 695 hours to credit to the student s program. The hours may not be substituted for required (core) courses in the program. Once a recommendation for the awarding of hours for NBCT completion is approved by the Revised Program Students admitted to the EdD in Educational Leadership program may apply to receive graduate credit for successful completion of the National Board Certified Teacher process. Those approved will receive up to six (6) hours of credit for EDU 695. To be eligible to receive credit, students must document that they: have been admitted to the EdD program in either the Teacher Leader or P-12 Administrative Leadership concentration; and have completed at least 9 hours in the EdD program; and hold current National Board Certification status. Similarly, EdD students participating in the WKU- Green River Regional Educational Cooperative EdD Partnership may apply to receive up to twelve (12) hours of EDU 695 credit for successfully completing WKU-GRREC co-designed educational leadership experiences/studies. To be eligible to receive credit, students must document that they: have been admitted to the EdD program in either the Teacher Leader or P-12 Administrative Leadership concentration.

Doctoral Studies Leadership Council, the student must arrange for the American Council on Education (ACE) to send an official transcript documenting the student s NBCT status to WKU s Office of Graduate Studies and Research so that the credit may be entered on the student s transcript. No charge will be assessed by WKU. In both cases, the student must submit an application form to the Doctoral Studies EdD Leadership Council, which will consider whether to approve the application and then determine the number of EDU 695 hours to credit to the student s program. The hours may not be substituted for required (core) courses in the program, and no more than 12 credit hours of EDU 695 may be listed on the student s program. For NBCT-related applicants, once a recommendation for the awarding of hours for NBCT completion is approved by the Doctoral Studies EdD Leadership Council, the student must arrange for the American Council on Education (ACE) to send an official transcript documenting the student s NBCT status to the WKU s Office of Graduate School Studies and Research so that the credit may be entered on the student s transcript. For WKU-GRREC partnership participants, the application approved by the EdD Leadership Council will serve as documentation for credit. No charge will be assessed by WKU for posting these credits. 4. Rationale: The WKU EdD program is collaborating with the Green River Regional Education Cooperative (GRREC) to develop an EdD partnership program whereby GRREC employees and affiliates may work together on doctoral coursework and research to benefit the educational communities within GRREC and WKU s mutual areas of regional stewardship. Following an already accepted NBCT model, the EDU 695 credit process allows for WKU and GRREC to develop a credit-bearing process for these partnership experiences. 5. Proposed term for implementation: Fall 2015 6. Dates of committee approvals: EDD Leadership Council 10-16-2014 CEBS Curriculum Committee 12-2-2014 Professional Education Council (if applicable) Graduate Council University Senate

College of Education and Behavioral Sciences School of Teacher Education Proposal to Revise Course Number (Action) Contact Person: Dr. Jeanine Huss, (270)745-2293, jeanine.huss@wku.edu 1. Identification of proposed course 1.1 Course prefix (subject area) and number: EDU 300 1.2 Course title: Becoming an Effective Global Citizen 1.3 Proposed course number: EDU 200 Proposal Date: November 14, 2014 2. Rationale for revision of course number: This course is intended to help undergraduates learn skills needed to be successful in college and life. These skills, if learned the first few years of college, will greatly enhance a student s ability for success in college. Therefore, this course number should be lowered to help students who are Freshmen or Sophomores. 3. Proposed term for implementation: Summer 2015 4. Dates of prior committee approvals: School of Teacher Education CEBS College Curriculum Committee Professional Education Council Undergraduate Curriculum Committee University Senate 11/14/14 12/02/14