KELLOGG GRANT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
                             MINUTES
                        DECEMBER 10, 1993


Present:  David Elliott (WVU School of Pharmacy), Jan Fox (MU
          School of Medicine), Arnold Hassen (WV School of
          Osteopathic Medicine), Jean Hoff (WVU School of Nursing),
          Judy Kandzari (WVU School of Nursing), Richard Meckstroth
          (WVU School of Dentistry), Clarke Ridgway (WVU School of
          Pharmacy), Linda Savory (MU School of Medicine), Diana
          Stotts (MU School of Nursing), and Tom Whittier
          (Community Member, Joint Governing Committee). 

Absent:   William Carlton (Project Director), Chuck Conner (Spencer
          Kellogg Site Coordinator), Norman Ferrari (WVU School of
          Medicine), Robert Foster (WV School of Osteopathic
          Medicine), Jean Gross (WVU School of Dentistry), Dianne
          Hughes (Camden on Gauley Kellogg Site Coordinator), John
          Mooney (WV School of Osteopathic Medicine), Trish Petitte
          (WVU Health Services Research), Cecil Pollard (WVU Health
          Services Research), Barbara Rice (Cameron Kellogg Site
          Coordinator), and April Vestal (Rainelle Kellogg Site
          Coordinator).

The meeting was held in Charleston, West Virginia from 10:00 am -
12:00 noon.  The site coordinators (Rural Health Initiative and
Kellogg) met at the same separately.  The two groups met together
from 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm.


I.   Community Concerns

     Tom Whittier stated that students are learning more.  He did
     express the interest in knowing how much the curriculum has
     changed as a result of the Kellogg Project.  Diana Stotts
     stated that change is taking place slowly in their curriculum. 
     

     Another concern is the issue of housing and accommodating the
     number of increasing student participation in the program.

     Dr. Savory has asked every discipline and every school to
     create a report that at the level of faculty, curriculum and
     student participation will show the changes experienced as a
     result of the Kellogg Program.  The composite report will be
     available to the committee by the end of January.  Dr. Savory
     added that comments could be made at the March 15 meeting to
     be held at the Rainelle Medical Center.  

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II.  Unmet Program Objectives and Problem List

     Enclosed with the minutes is a summary report of the unmet
     objectives discussed.


III. Research Report

     Dr. Hassen stated that he has suggested that research be a
     marketing tool and have ongoing activities at the sites.  The
     site coordinators have said that community activities have
     increased.


IV.  Faculty Issue

     Dr. Savory will attend the Joint Governing Committee meeting
     on December 13 and hopefully obtain information regarding the
     issue of faculty appointment.


V.   Evaluation Report

     No new information at this time.


VI.  Student Placement

     Ray Joseph is working on the issue of student placement and
     has recently distributed a draft form for everyone to approve. 
     Ray will be the central person for student placement.


VII. Student Orientation

     Student orientation will be discussed at the site
     coordinator's meeting.


VIII.     Faculty Development

     No recommendations have been submitted regarding suggestions
     for faculty development.  Dr. Savory recommended that all
     disciplines check with their field faculty for suggestions.


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IX.  Miscellaneous

     The next KGCC meeting will be held on March 15 at the Rainelle
     Medical Center from 11:00 - 1:30 pm.


                              
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                              Linda M. Savory, M.D.