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Curriculum Council

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Responsibilities: The Curriculum Council shall review and recommend changes in the curriculum. More specifically,the council shall (a) review all proposals for curriculum program and degree changes, (b) review proposed changes in the requirements for graduation and (c) develop the means for evaluating the educational effectiveness of the curriculum.

Membership: Five faculty elected by Faculty Assembly, two students designated by the Student Government Association, and a representative of the Title V program.

Term: One-year and three-year

Chair: Elected by membership

Members Expiration of Term
, Student Representative 09/30/10
Ms. Mazie Will, Business 09/30/11
Mr. Kendall Craig, Title V 09/30/10
Dr. Kristofer Jorgenson, Computer Science and Mathematics 09/30/10
Dr. Tyra Manning, Education 09/30/12
Mr. Travis Clark, Fine Arts and Communications 09/30/11
Dr. Darwin Yoder, Animal Science 09/30/10
Justin Brundin, Student Representative 09/30/10

The following schedule for submission of Curriculum Change Requests intended for implementation for the Fall Semester of 2009 (n.b.: a year from now) is now posted on the website of the Curriculum Council and is in effect:
 
October 1st - Department Chairs forms submitted to Deans’ offices
October 8th - Deans' offices pass form requests to Provost
October 15th - Provost moves approvable forms to Curriculum Council
December 1st - Curriculum Council moves approved forms to Provost
January 15th - Approved forms moved to President
February - Approved forms moved to Board of Regents
March - Approved forms reported to THECB
 
Please use the current form for Curriculum Change Requests, which is but a click away at the top of the Curriculum Council webpage. You can e-mail Kendall Craig for further information.
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