Case Western Reserve University's Faculty Senate has passed resolutions making minor changes to the bylaws of the College of Arts and Sciences.

Both proposals, one to amend an article regarding ex officio members and one pertaining to graduate committee responsibilities, were approved unanimously. Prior to the senate vote, the College of Arts and Sciences executive committee endorsed both amendments.

Also at the meeting, President Edward M. Hundert shared with the senate the university's strategic investment plan to become the world's most powerful learning environment, and Donald Feke, Case's vice provost for planning and assessment, provided an update on Case's accreditation efforts.

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