The University Curriculum Council is the final organization in a system of committees composed of departmental curriculum committees, college curriculum committees, and the University Curriculum Council itself. The function of the University Curriculum Council is to make recommendations concerning:

• addition and deletion of academic programs;
• after formal review, the quality and priority of existing academic programs;
• addition, deletion, and changes in courses; and
• academic requirements.

The Curriculum Council is the final recommending voice in curricular matters. Its recommendations go through the Provost to the President for final approval.

The University Curriculum Council is organized into four standing committees: Program, Review, Individual Course, and General Education. The Program Committee is concerned with addition, deletion, and first follow-up of new programs. The Review Committee is concerned with cyclic review and evaluation of existing programs. The Individual Course Committee is concerned with coordination at the university level of addition, deletion, and changes in all course offerings. The General Education Committee is concerned with addition, deletion, and changes in all general education course offerings and with review and revision of general education structure and policies. If they cannot be assigned to a standing committee, issues concerning educational and program requirements will be reviewed by a special committee appointed by the chairperson. When dealing with graduate programs, the Curriculum Council and its committees work with the Graduate Council.

COMPOSITION

Faculty: 16 at large, 12 EPSA members, Vice Chair of Faculty Senate (serves as Chair), Chair of Graduate Council

Students: 2 graduate, 2 graduate alternates, 5 undergraduate, 5 undergraduate alternates

Administrators: Ten college deans; Associate Provost for International Programs; Associate Provost for Graduate Studies; One regional campus dean (chosen by regional campus deans); a member of the professional staff of Alden Library; Provost's Office Representative (non-voting representative)

Total: 52

COMMITTEE ROSTER

All University committees follow the academic-year calendar. All students serve one-year terms. Undergraduate students are indicated by US and graduate students by GS. Faculty and administrators generally serve three-year terms; the year a committee member's term expires is shown to the right of the person's name. Individuals who are not students and who have no year to the right of their names have ex officio appointments.

Faculty
David Thomas (Chair) thomasda@ohio.edu
Neil Bernstein '12
Robert Brannon '10
Jeff Connor '12
Gary Coombs '12
Mariana Dantas '11
Robin Dearmon-Jenkins '10
David Ingram '11
Anita James '10
Greg Kremer '12
Tracy Leinbaugh '12
Scott Moody '11
Michelle Morrone '12
Susan Sarnoff '10
Scott Sparks '10
Julie Suhr, '11
Eric Williams '10


John Benson EPSA
Ken Brown EPSA
James Casebolt EPSA
Chris Coski EPSA
Jeff Giesey EPSA
David Ingram EPSA
Greg Newton EPSA
Ruth Palmer EPSA
Allyn Reilly EPSA
Michael Sisson EPSA
Toby Stock EPSA
Duncan Brown, GC

Students
Andrea Blamble, US
John Calhoun, US
Molly Davis, US
Shawn Silvis, US (TBD)
Scott Slivken, US
Howard Gonyer, GS
Cynara Medina, GS


Alternate Students
TBD, US
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD

Administrators
Kelly Broughton, Assistant Dean of Libraries
John Brose, Dean College of Medicine
Hugh Sherman, Dean College of Business
Renee Middleton, Dean College of Education
Jeremy Webster, Dean Honors Tutorial College
Dennis Irwin, Dean College of Engineering
Daniel Weiner, Director Center for International Studies
Chuck McWeeny, Dean College of Fine Arts
Randy Leitie, Interim Dean College of Health & Human Services
Ben Ogles, Dean College of Arts & Sciences
Gregory Shepherd, Dean College of Communication
Dan Evans, VP Regional Higher Education
Marty Tuck, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs