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Review of Policies, Practices and Protocols related to Sexual Assault at Ryerson University

At the bequest of the Council of Ontario Universities, Ryerson University began a process of reviewing its policies on dealing with sexual assault to see if a single consolidated policy was needed. The review was headed by Heather Lane Vetere, Vice-Provost Students. She met with a cross section of the Ryerson Community and there were opportunities for feedback by students and staff. The result was a single consolidated policy and a list of 18 recommendations.
File contains correspondence, draft, and final reports and a copy of the consolidated policy.

Task Force on Graduate Education

The Task Force on Graduate Education Administration and Delivery was created to review the changing role of graduate education at Ryerson. The task force's goals were to ensure graduate education is a core priority and that there is an appropriate capacity for delivering and administrating the school. They looked at the funding model, operational structure, and best practices for showcasing the programs. The members of the task force were: Jean-Paul Boudreau, Task Force Co-Chair and Dean, Faculty of Arts;
Usha George, Task Force Co-Chair and Dean, Faculty of Community Services; Kim Bates Professor, Department of Entrepreneurship & Strategy, and Director, MBA in the Management of Technology & Innovation, Ted Rogers School of Business Management; Anthony Bonato Associate Dean, Students and Programs, Yeates School of Graduate Studies; Blake Fitzpatrick
Professor and Graduate Program Director, Documentary Media, School of Image Arts, Faculty of Communication & Design; Jacob Friedman Chair, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science; Michael Kolios Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies, Faculty of Science; Ciro Bustillo Lecompte PhD Student, Environmental Applied Science and Management; Ali Naqvi PhD student, Molecular Science and Chairperson, Graduate Executive Committee, Ryerson Students’ Union; and Adel Sedra, External Reviewer Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Ryerson University.
File contains correspondence sent by Mohamed Lachemi to the Ryerson Community and a copy of the recommendations made by the committee.

Academic Plan 2014, preliminary documents

File contains preliminary documents, and announcements regarding the creation of a new academic plan for Ryerson. Ryerson's present academic plan "Shaping our Future" ends in 2013. File also includes the final report to Senate by the Task Force on Interdisciplinary Programs and a copies of the draft developing framework.

Optional specialization in zone education papers

File contains the executive summary and the report of the Academic Standards Committee on the possibility of expanded optional specialization in zone education. Presently Ryerson has one zone - the Digitial Media Zone - and is hoping to expand with similar zones in Fashion, Aerospace, Design, Health, and Social entrepreneurship.

Official council launch program

File contains 1 copy of the official program for the launch of the Aboriginal Education Council entitled, "What was, what is, what can be." Held on Wednesday, October 6, 2010, the event opened in the Quad with the remaining activities held in the Kerr Hall upper gymnasium.

Aboriginal Education Council

Provost's Committee on the Feasibility of a Faculty of Science at Ryerson University

In 2008 the academic plan "Shaping our Future" was released (RG 74.63). From this plan the Provost's Commission on Academic Structures was formed and released its final report in 2010. The first scenario presented in the commissions final report was the formation of a separate Faculty of Science. A committee to investigate this possibility was formed in July of 2010. A town hall was held in November of 2010. In April of 2011 the committee presented its preliminary report at a second town hall, with the final report being submitted to the Provost on April 27. The Senate approved the establishment of a new separate Faculty of Science on June 7, 2011. The Faculty will be in place by July 2012.

Provost's Academic Structure Commission

On May 6, 2009 the Provost announced the establishment of a Commission on Academic Structures to prepare a report to him on possible reorganization of some parts of the University. The Commission arises from recommendation 16 in Shaping Our Future: Academic Plan for 2008/13, which was approved by the Senate.The mandate of the Provost's Academic Structures Commission is to prepare a Report on such possible reorganizations within the context of current and anticipated teaching and research developments, following an extensive consultation process. The Report is to be submitted to the Provost by January 2010. This file also contains one CD.

General Files

This file contains 2 copies of the Program Assessment Committee Interim Report, one copy of a memo, and one copy of the Appendix from A Review of the Annual Academic Planning Process and the Program Review and Evaluation Process.

Research Mandate Committee

Series contains materials relating to the Research Mandate Committee established by the Vice President, Academic in November 1990. Files within the series contain: the final report, correspondence, studies, minutes, bibliographic documentation and clippings.

Space Planning and Allocation: A. Oatridge, Co-Ordinator

RG 74.39.1 Space Planning 1985
RG 74.39.2 Space Planning 1986
RG 74.39.3 Space Planning 1987
RG 74.39.4 Space Alteration Requests 1986/87
RG 74.39.5 Space Planning Jan. - Apr. 1988
RG 74.39.6 Space Planning May - Dec. 1988
RG 74.39.7 Space Alteration Requests 1989/90
RG 74.39.8 Space Planning 1989-1990
RG 74.39.9 Academic Space Advisory Committee 1989-1992

Periodic review and evaluation of undergraduate programs

Two copies of the Report are contained in this sub-series, with a covering letter from Errol Aspevig, Chair of the Program Review Committee, to Dennis Mock, Vice-President Academic. The Report was included in the Agenda for the May 6, 1996 meeting of Academic Council.One copy of Academic Council Policy No. 126, "Periodic Program Review of Undergraduate Programs", dated and approved April 5, 2005.

Chief Librarian Advisory Selection Committee records

This sub-series consists of records and documentation pertaining to the deliberations of the committee which was established to advise the Vice-President Academic on the selection of a new Chief Librarian. The Committee was first struck in 1988 to advise the Vice-President Administration on the selection of a position which was then called Director, Learning Resources Centre. However, because the search for a Director was unsuccessful and because the Learning Resources Centre was disbanded and the Library was transferred to the Academic side, the Committee was reconstituted in 1990 under the Vice-President Academic to advise on the selection of a Chief Librarian. The sub-series consists of two files representing both searches and of a bound folder of documentation which was referred to mainly during the first search. A separate sub-series entry (RG 37.22) was made under the Vice-President Administration's Group to reflect the involvement of the first committee under the Vice-President Administration, although all of the records are physically arranged under the Vice-President Academic.

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