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Curriculum Committee

Welcome to the CLASS Curriculum Committee's official webpage.


It includes links to all official documents pertaining to
CLASS's curricular design and revision.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Stephen Acabado (Humanities), Chair
Mary Cruz (Social and Behavioral Sciences), Member
Patrick Kevin Harmon (English and Applied Linguistics), Member
Jeffrey Meyer (Communication and Fine Arts), Member
Troy McVey (Associate Dean), Liaison


MEETING SCHEDULE
The CLASS Curriculum Committee
will meet in the Dean's Conference Room (3rd Floor of HSS Building) from 11:00 am to 11:50 am on the following second and fourth Fridays of every month, unless there is no business pending.


 
DOCUMENTS
Course Outline
            Complete this form when proposing a new course (meaning a course not
            currently part of
CLASS's curriculum) or when updating the Course Outline
            of an existing course. Please
document all revisions, changes, and updates
            to existing Course Outlines on the Course
Revision Form.


Course Revision Form

            Complete this form when updating an existing Course Outline. When
            documenting a small number of revisions (for example, if only the Catalog
            Description and the Course Prerequisite change), please document each
            change in the "From/To" format displayed on the Sample Course Revision
            Form.
When documenting extensive revisions, please: 1) Attach the original
            (or most recent) Course Outline form, 2) State "See original Course Outline
            Form" in the "From" section, and 3) State "See new Course Outline Form"
            in the "To" section. NOTE: Make certain to complete Section 6, "Reason(s)
            for Proposed Change(s)," by including a short justification for each change
            no matter how few or how extensive the course's revisions are.


Sample Course Revision Form
       
This completed form provides an example of how to correctly complete the
          Course Revision
Form.

Academic Policies and Regulations Form
            
Complete this form when adding or altering policies for and/or regulations
          to any CLASS academic program.

Course Removal Request Form
         
Complete this form when deleting an existing course from CLASS's
          curriculum.

New Course Request Form
             Complete this form when adding a new course to CLASS's curriculum.

Program Approval Request Form
             Complete this form when adding a new undergraduate or graduate program
          to CLASS's curriculum.

Program Change Form
             Complete this form when requesting changes to any CLASS program. Such
          changes might include revisions to major requirements, revisions to minor
          requirements, adding or removing classes from core-course requirements,
          and adding or removing courses from elective requirements.
 
          Complete this form when adding a course that will be primarily delivered
          through technological means, that will be held off campus, or that will
          become a distance-education course.

 Technology Delivered/Off Campus/Distance Education Course Outline
             Complete this form in conjuction with the DE Course Request Form
          when adding a course that will be primarily delivered through technological
          means, that will be held off campus, or that will become a distance-education
          course.  Most of the content must be identical to the traditional face to face
          course outline, with the exception of the questions dealing with course
          delivery.
 
 

POLICIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Submission Deadline: Individuals and divisions wishing to submit documents for the Committee's consideration must do so at least one week in advance of scheduled meetings, (i.e., the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month).

Submission Procedures: The Curriculum Committee asks that 2 copies of every document for its consideration be submitted: a signed paper copy and an electronic copy (in .doc format).

1) Signed Paper Copies: Please send signed paper copies of all documents to the office of Acting Associate Dean Troy McVey on the HSS Building's third floor. Please make certain that all appropriate signatures appear in blue ink.

2) Electronic Copies: Please email the electronic Microsoft Word file (.doc file) for each document to the Associate Dean at tmcvey@uguam.uog.edu.  These files must be in .doc format, not .docx format, so Microsoft Word 2007 users should save all files with the 1997-2003 format option in Word 2007's Word program. Word 2007 files (.docx files) cannot be easily opened or read.

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