The voting membership of the College Curriculum Committee shall consist of three elected faculty members, three appointed faculty members, one undergraduate student and one graduate student. Ex officio members without vote shall consist of the director and assistant director of academic and student affairs and the college faculty representative on the University Curriculum Committee.

The College Curriculum Committee is the clearinghouse for all curriculum matters. It shall review and evaluate all changes in courses, curricula and degree requirements. It shall take leadership in considering the establishment and deletion of courses and curricula. The committee shall present to the college faculty those curriculum matters it deems appropriate for discussion and/or action.

All interested in attending are welcome. Those with items on the agenda MUST attend to answer questions or their item will be tabled until they are able to answer the questions or attend to speak with the committee.

Fall 2021 Semester Schedule: CCC Meetings

Meeting time is 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Meeting minutes are linked following the meeting.

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