As the "Guidelines for Core Course Development" indicate, each course fulfilling a core requirement will require review by the Core Curriculum Committee. Thus, the academic year 1999-2000 would be a year of both review and course/faculty development.
March - May 1999 |
Identification of Summer Course Development Work (For new courses; for existing courses where a group of three, for example, could begin modifying a course so a department could begin with a draft proposal in the fall) |
May 1999 |
Identification of membership for the Core Curriculum Committee |
May 1999 |
Identification of a coordinator for the First-Year Interim Course |
Summer 1999 |
Summer Course Development Work |
November 1999 |
Core Curriculum Committee Begins Review from Departments |
January 2000 |
Core Curriculum Committee Completes Review |
February 2000 |
Chairs and Deans Develop Schedule for Fall 2000 |
February 2000 |
Identification of Summer Course/Faculty Development Work (moving courses from approved proposals to actual courses) |
March 2000 |
Students Register for Fall 2000 |
April 2000 |
Interim Team Committee Presents Interim 2001 plan |
Summer 2000 |
Summer Course/Faculty Development Work |
September 2000 |
New Core is Offered |
Note: When this appendix was reviewed at the faculty meeting, an amendment was passed changing the last entry to September 2001, thereby affecting the entire timeline. A new timeline is forthcoming.
