QUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
To:
M.Chauhan, M. Deutsch, D. Klarberg, K. Steele, C. Weber, D Weber, R. Yuster
From: M. Deutsch, P. Pecorino
Date:
October 21, 2009
Re:
Curriculum Committee meeting on October 27, 2009 at 2pm in H-345
The Curriculum Committee will meet on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 in H-345.
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Approval of Agenda
Approval of Minutes of October 20, 2009
Monthly Report – Senate November ,2009
Activities Report 2009-2010
ACTION ITEMS:
I. ) Nursing Proposals
Course Changes in NU 101 , 102, 201 ,202
II. ) Massage Therapy Proposals
Degree Program Requirements Massage Therapy – A.A.S. Degree Program
New Courses Massage Therapy
HA-206 (Pregnancy Massage),
HA-207 (Hospital-Based Massage)
HA-208 (Sports Massage,,
HA-209 (Thai Massage)
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ITEM Specific charge from Steering Committee:
The Committee would also be asked to review curricular
modifications and course revisions to accommodate Learning
Academies
On-going consideration of the curricular impact of eportfolios; consideration of the possibility of an STX-100 that
would be full-semester, 1 credit (with the notion that the
Curriculum Committee would vet the syllabus of such a
course, and review who would teach it, what it would cover,
and whether it would become a single-credit required course,
or a pre-requisite for English 101.)
assess the effectiveness of QCC basic skills remediation,
particularly in light of recent decrease in those passing the
exit exams
Review curricular implications for the possibility of extra
contact hours for selected remedial courses (noting Middle
States and statistical findings on learning outcomes in this
area)
As part of welcoming the Veterans into civilian life;
formulate DANTES policy for granting credit for military
service.
Work with members of Humanities Departments to
implement a “Speech Across the Curriculum” requirement;
participate in the Degree Program Review by evaluating the
process
Work with Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics,
Chemistry, Biology and Geological Sciences, and Nursing to
review the possibility of a Math Across the Curriculum
initiative, or a Science Across the Curriculum initiative, as
per Middle States Self-Study recommendations;
Work with the committee on Computer Resources and the
Committee on Distance learning to review syllabus
modifications to integrate the E-portfolio into course
assignments, or to convert existing courses into hybrid or
asynchronous on-line courses;
Work as needed with the Special Committee on On-Line
Programs to evaluate any on-line curriculum issues that may
arise, in concert with the Committee on Distance Education
study the status of the Humanities at QCC- creation of sub
committee-report to the Senate by May 2009 (this is in
progress, although a new designee from the Department of
History needs to be named to replace Dr. Michael Proulx,
who has left the college)
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