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Consent Calendar  \n􀂾 BOARS Minutes of February 7, 2014 Action: BOARS approved the February minutes.  \nII. Announcements  \no George Johnson, BOARS Chair  \nContent Expert Workgroups: Chair Johnson recently wrote to campus department chairs asking them to provide faculty nominees for one of eight standing content-expert workgroups that will advise BOARS, the University Committee on Educational Policy, and the University Committee on Preparatory Education on specific issues that require deep subject matter knowledge.  \nSenate Regulation 465 : Chair Johnson has asked the University Committee on Rules and Jurisdiction to advise BOARS about how language in Senate Regulation 465 about the admission of UC eligible applicants should be interpreted in the context of language found in Regents Policy 2103, and the extent to which it is within the Senate’s jurisdiction to define how eligible students will be treated in admission.  \nState Constitutional Amendment 5: A proposed California constitutional amendment would remove public universities from the provisions of Proposition 209 for purposes of admission. If approved by the Legislature, SCA 5 will appear as a referendum on the November 2014 ballot. The measure is controversial among groups who say it could reduce their access to the university.  \nSAT Study and Redesign: A new study of student performance at colleges where the SAT is optional in admissions suggests that the SAT adds little predictive power and plays a less important role in predicting success than high school GPA. In addition, the College Board recently announced that it will implement significant changes to the SAT in 2016, which include making the essay portion of the SAT writing section optional. BOARS members noted that the committee will need to respond to the SAT changes after careful study. It was noted that BOARS’ 2009 report to the Regents on Admissions Tests and UC Principles for Testing references a UCOP study showing that the SAT writing section, first introduced in 2006, is one of the best predictors of first-year UC GPA. It was suggested that UCOP should update that study to assess the current predictive power of the SAT writing section.  \nIII. Announcements from the Senate Chair  \no Bill Jacob, Academic Senate Chair  \nAt the February Academic Council meeting, Vice President for Institutional Research and Academic Planning Pamela Brown presented an analysis offactors associated with bachelor degree completion rates and time-to-degree. She will discuss the findings at the March Regents meeting. UCOP will also be presenting systemwide results of the UC Campus Climate Survey atthe March Regents meeting and posting individual campus survey results on a central website.  \nThe Academic Council recently sent comments to the Provost about proposed revisions to UC policies on self-supporting graduate professional degree programs and professional degree supplemental tuition. The comments reflect concern about the growth of high fee professional degree programs and their impact on access and UC’s public mission. The California Open Education Resources Council has secured funding and is moving forward with its mandate to identify or develop 50 open source digital textbooks that can be adopted for use at the three higher education segments.  \nIV. Consultation with UCOP  \no Judy Sakaki, Vice President, Student Affairs,  \no Steve Handel, Associate Vice President, Undergraduate Admissions  \no Michael Trevino, Director, Undergraduate Admissions  \nSAT Redesign: The College Board will release sample items for the redesigned SAT on April 16. The redesign is intended to increase the test’s emphasis on evidence-based college and career readiness standards. 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