University of North Florida. Faculty Association Records. 1975-

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University of North Florida. Faculty Association Records. 1975-

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The Records of the University of North Florida Faculty Association consist of meeting minutes and agendas with attachments, correspondence, subject files, committee documents, and other related materials from April 15, 1975 to date. Meeting agenda attachments include academic policies, award announcements, budgetary information, committee reports, correspondence, curriculum changes, election nominations and tallies, invitations, legislative calendars, lists, memoranda, questions and answers, recommendations for new departments and programs, reports, resolutions, special papers, and surveys and questionnaires.

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The Faculty Association of the University of North Florida (UNF) was formed after the dissolution of the General Assembly, the University's first form of governance in the years 1972-1975. On March 13, 1975, the General Assembly adopted a University Constitution, which provided for four constituent legislative bodies: Faculty Association, Student Government Association, Career Service Association, and the University Senate. The first meeting of the Faculty Association wa...