The GE Committee, or Curriculum Advisory Board (CAB), is responsible for making recommendations to the Provost or designee on the implementation, monitoring, and development of the GE program. In consultation with appropriate disciplinary faculty, it is responsible for the coordination of assessment and the addition or deletion of individual courses as well as any proposed substitutions. Since CAB will advise the Provost on a major university program, it may either initiate advice or respond to requests for advice.
In Fall 23, CAB meets on alternating Mondays from 1-2:50 in SSC 122. All meetings are open to the public.
ChairCorey Sparks, English |
Faculty RepresentativesAgriculture Celina Phillips, Animal Science (2022-23) Behavioral and Social Sciences Jennifer Wilking, Political Science and Criminal Justice (2023-25) Business Saurav Dutta, Informations Systems, Finance, and Accounting (2023-25) Communication and Education Jesse Engebretson, Recreation, Hospitality, & Parks Management Department (2023-25) Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management TBD Humanities and Fine Arts Robert Tinkler, History (2022-24) Library William Cuthbertson (2022-24) Natural Sciences Carolynn Arpin, Chemistry and Biochemistry (2022-24) |
Pathway CoordinatorsAgriculture, Food, and the Environment (+Food Studies advising) Maria Giovanni, Nutrition and Food Science (2022-24) California Studies (+International Studies advising) Shawn Schwaller, History (2023-25) Equity, Ethics, and Policy (+Ethics, Justice, & Policy advising) Erin Horst, Music, Theatre, and Dance (2022-24) Gender & Sexuality TBD Global Studies (+Global Development Studies advising) Sinwoo Lee, History (2023-25) Health & Wellness Jolene Barry, Kinesiology (2023-25) Innovation, Design, and the Arts (+Great Books & Ideas advising) Corey Sparks, English (2023-25) Race, Ethnicity, and Sovereignty (+Diversity Studies advising) Lateasha Meyers, Multicultural and Gender Studies (2022-24) Science, Technology, and Society (+Science, Technology and Values advising) Phil Clements, College of Agriculture and First-Year Experience (2023-25) Sustainability and Climate Change (+Sustainability advising) Tim Sistrunk, History (2023-25) |
Additional Voting MembersEPPC Representative TBD Student Representative: Associated Students President or designee TBD Student Representative: Director of University Affairs or designee TBD Student Representative: Appointed by Associated Students TBD Academic Advising Programs Kylee Sharp Graduation Advising Cheryl Sprague |
Ex-officio, non-voting, membersAcademic Publications and Scheduling Services Zena Chan Curriculum Services Nicol Gray First-Year Experience Sue Peterson Provost’s Designee Kate McCarthy, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and Academic Success |
General questions can be referred to the General Education Advisory Board.
From EM 21-023(opens in new window) Approval of General Education Program:
ADMINISTRATION OF GE
Curriculum Advisory Board
The Curriculum Advisory Board (CAB) will be responsible for making recommendations to the Provost or designee on the implementation, monitoring, development, and assessment of the GE program. In consultation with appropriate disciplinary faculty, it is responsible for the coordination of assessment and the addition or deletion of individual courses as well as any proposed substitutions. Since CAB will advise the Provost on a major university program, it may either initiate advice or respond to requests for advice. The committee membership will consist of:
- Eight Faculty Representatives - One representative elected by and from each college and one by and from the library. Faculty representative shall serve staggered, two-year, renewable terms.
- Pathway Coordinators – Pathway Coordinators receive release time for overseeing the coherence and breadth of upper-division Pathways and corresponding GE Minors, meeting regularly with faculty teaching courses in the GE Minor, and participating on CAB. A coordinator may not also serve concurrently as an elected college faculty representative. Pathway Coordinators shall serve staggered, two-year, renewable terms.
- One member selected from the Academic Senate’s Educational Policies and Programs Committee (EPPC), who shall serve a one-year term, renewable twice.
- Three student representatives, one being the AS President or designee, one being the Director of University Affairs or designee, and one student appointed by Associated Students, who shall serve a one-year term, renewable twice.
- One representative from Academic Advising Programs and one representative from Graduation Advising (Office of the Registrar).
- Ex-officio, non-voting, members – one from Academic Publications and Scheduling Services, one from Curriculum Services, one from First Year Experience, and one Provost designee.
The CAB chair will be elected annually from the faculty representatives and will receive release time for coordinating the committee’s work.
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