Liberal Learning Program Council

With respect to individual courses and the program as a whole, the Liberal Learning Advisory Council is charged with the responsibility to promote liberal learning by facilitating faculty and departmental participation and making the new system (including intellectual and scholarly growth, civic responsibilities, and domains of human inquiry) visible, comprehensive, and valued throughout the campus community.

• Approval Process for Liberal Learning Designations
• Application for Interdisciplinary Concentration Form
• Writing Intensive Courses: Criteria and Approval Process
• A Developmental Community Engaged Learning Requirement
• Council Members

Next Meeting:

Wednesday, November 18, 1:30 pm to 2:50 pm, Social Science 131 (REALLY!)

Agenda

1. Minutes from October 21st
2. ANT 111, Introduction to Physical Anthropology (possible review for natural science, non-lab)
3. AAS 281, Race and Race Relations in the United States (confirmation for behavioral, social, and cultural perspectives and race/ethnicity)
4. RUS 171, Contemporary Russia (literary, visual, and performing arts, global)
5. MUS 230, Social and Political Issues in American Music (revisit for race and ethnicity only; it is already approved for literary, visual, and performing arts)
6. Other Business, as appropriate.
7. Adjournment

Click here for the Minutes of the Last Meeting

Minutes from Past Meetings