Changes to the undergraduate and graduate curriculum were proposed at the faculty meeting on Monday.
On behalf of the Faculty Committee on the Course of Study, Smith reported curriculum changes, in which some courses were added and others decommissioned, in the departments of Art and Archaeology, Astrophysical Sciences, Near Eastern Studies, Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures, and Religion.
Dean of the Graduate School Sanjeev Kulkarni reported new courses for the departments of Architecture and Quantitative and Computational Biologyon behalf of the Curriculum Subcommittee of the Faculty Committee on the Graduate School.
The faculty also approved Misha Semenov '15 as the Class of 2015's valedictorian and Neil Hannan '15 as the salutatorian. Both students will speak at the Commencement ceremony on June 2.
The meeting concluded with no unfinished or new business.
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