Approves designation of specific courses for Liberal Arts credit and reviews other academic policies and procedures related to academic program standards. Advises the Provost on matters pertaining to academic program, curriculum, budget, and faculty. Facilitates communication among the three academic schools and libraries. Chair: Margaret Madden
Serves as an advisory board to the Provost on academic issues pertaining to policies and procedures in academic support areas and academic issues with broad implications. Facilitates communication and information sharing among all functional academic units. Chair: Margaret Madden
Applies College's academic standards to individual students; establishes computing procedures to accomplish accurate application; administers academic dismissal waivers; communicates all standards and committee decisions to students. Chair: Tammy Durant
Establishes process and timeline for creation of the calendar, solving current problems and reporting to the President's Administrative Cabinet. Chair: Tom Fuhr
Facilitates communication within Academic Affairs and between the administration and the faculty. Topics discussed at meetings are taken back to individual departments for discussion and feedback. Chair: Margaret Madden
Maintains all aspects of the General Education Program, including course approval, goals and program assessment. Chair: Caroline Downing
Reviews research proposals that will utilize animals. Also, the committee inspects housing facilities and reviews husbandry conditions. Chair: Jan Trybula
Reviews proposals of research that involves human subjects to determine whether or not the research places subjects at risk, and if so, whether or not the level of risk is acceptable. Chair: Maureen McCarthy.
Oversees all aspects of the NEH Faculty Development Program. The NEH Program consists of an annual, semester-long distinguished visiting professorship in one of the College's humanities departments, and a summer seminar whose topic varies from year to year. Participation in the summer seminar, which is led by a visiting scholar, is open to faculty and professional staff of the four associated colleges (SUNY Potsdam, Clarkson University, St. Lawrence University, and SUNY Canton) through a competitive application process. Chair: Geoffrey Clark.
Encourages faculty scholarship and administers small College-supported research grants. Administered through Office of Research & Sponsored Programs. Chair: Thomas Baker
Explores the integration of service learning into our curricular and co-curricular programs. Faculty Liaison: Heather Sullivan-Catlin
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Promotes an awareness and appreciation of women's and gender issues through academic course offerings, program activities and public presentation. Chair: Jacqueline Goodman