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Approved Senate Recommendation 2010-11-02 - Western Kentucky-2025

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The document outlines recommendations from the University Senate to the Provost regarding various changes to the university's curriculum, including the deletion and suspension of specific courses, revisions of course prerequisites and programs, creation of new courses and minors, and modifications to existing course titles and credit hours.

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