Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum

1. Receive and review concept papers, full program proposals, and program revisions for all programs seeking Senate approval.
2. Review general curricular guidelines or requirements for programs.
3. Report with recommendations to Senate on the status of concept papers, full program proposals, program implementations, and program revisions in such a manner and at such times as the program approval/implementation process and Senate may require.
4. Receive and review all new, revised, and discontinued course outlines whose revisions require approval by the Senate and recommend approval to Senate, in accordance with the criteria defined in the Course Outline Manual.
5. Advise Senate Standing Committee on Policy in regard to policies that impact curriculum as required, and report with recommendations to the committee and to Senate.
6. Oversee the Course Outline Manual and recommend approval of any non-operational revisions to the Senate.
7. Establish such subcommittees as needed to fulfill the committee's responsibilities and to consider their recommendations and forward as appropriate for approval by Senate.
8. Establish guidelines for program approval.
9. Other duties as assigned by Senate.

Voting Members

• Chancellor
• President
• University Registrar or designate
• Student senator or student representative
• Faculty senator or representative from each Faculty
• Two deans or designates
• Academic advisor

Non-voting Members

• Vice-Chair of Senate
• University Registrar or designate
• Senator or representative, Co-operative Education
• Provost and Vice-President, Academic or designate
• Associate Vice-President, Teaching and Learning or designate
• Senator or representative, Office of Teaching and Learning