The Baruch College Faculty Handbook

Joint Committee on Curriculum and Articulation/The Baruch College Assessment Committee

Last updated on March 14, 2012

Article VII, Section 2 of the Bylaws of the General Faculty reads as follows:

     Section 2 – Joint Committee on Curriculum and Articulation

This Committee shall consider curriculum and matters of articulation that are College-wide in nature.  It shall make recommendations to the General Faculty and the faculties of the several Schools as may be appropriate.

The Committee shall consist of ten voting members:  two faculty members from each School to be selected in accordance with the Bylaws of that School; and three undergraduate students, two to be selected from the Day Session Student Government, one to be selected from the Evening Student Session Assembly; and one graduate student to be selected by the Graduate Student Assembly.  The Vice President for Academic Affairs or designee, the Registrar or designee, the Chief Librarian or designee, and the several Schools’ full Deans or designees shall serve ex officio with voice but without vote.

Members of the Joint Committee on Curriculum and Articulation (The Baruch College Assessment Committee) for 2011-2012:

Ron Aaron (Office of Dean of Students)
Antonio Alfonso (Undergraduate)*

Nancy Aries (SPA)*
Paula Berggren (WSAS)
Chris Catalano (Undergraduate)*   

William Chan (Graduate Student)*
John Choonoo (Institutional Research)
Maria DiBenedetto (Graduate Student Services, ZSB)
Evgeniya Duzhak (ZSB)*
Jonathan Engel (Associate Dean, SPA)
Linda Weiser Friedman (Associate Dean, ZSB)
Eric Gander (WSAS)*
Mikhail Gershovich (Bernard L. Schwartz Communication Institute)
Michael Goodman (WSAS)*
Barbara Gluck (WSAS)
Randy B. Hensley (Library)
Gary Hentzi (Associate Dean, WSAS)
Yakov Kagan (Undergraduate)*
Nicole Marwell (SPA)*
David Rosenberg (ZSB)*
Dennis Slavin (Associate Provost) - Chair
Leslie Sutton-Smith (AVP for Enrollment Services)

Carlos Tonche (Senior Registrar)

Phyllis Zadra (Associate Dean, ZSB)

*=voting member

The committee needs two additional undergraduate members.