University Assembly and Faculty Senate

FY 2024-2025

The Faculty Senate website will be updated intermittently following the late Fall 2024 semester and extending into the early Spring 2025 semester due to the university-wide website redesign process. Please stay tuned to email as the source for meeting materials during this period (if you cannot find the information that you are looking for on our website).

See complete Faculty Senate schedule at the left-hand menu link. Agendas and minutes from previous meetings are in folders on the left-hand link (“Current Year” for 24-25 and “Archives” for prior).

Faculty Senate Meeting, December 6, 2024, 1pm, Zoom

Agenda

Minutes (Draft)

Faculty Senate Meeting, November 1, 2024, 1pm, Zoom. 

Agenda

Minutes


Fall 2024 University Assembly Meeting, Friday, September 27, 2024, 1:00 PM

Agenda

Draft Minutes

About the University Assembly

The University Assembly is the overarching governance body and is composed of key administrators, all full-time regular faculty, elected members of the Staff Senate, and student representatives selected by the Student Government Association. All legislative functions of the UALR Assembly are assigned to the UALR Faculty Senate subject only to the right of the Assembly to amend or rescind legislative actions of the Faculty Senate.

About the Faculty Senate

The Faculty Senate is composed of faculty representing each college, one senator for each ten faculty; the chancellor; provost; president of the Staff Senate; and president of the Student Government Association. The areas of the Faculty Senate’s legislative authority shall include but are not limited to the following:

  1. Admission requirements
  2. Curriculum and courses
  3. Degrees and requirements for degrees
  4. Calendar and schedules
  5. Awards, honors and honorary degrees
  6. Interpretation of its own legislation

In addition to its legislative authority and all actions taken under this authority, the Faculty Senate shall make comments and recommendations on matters of UA Little Rock concern and multi-campus concern.