Academic Senate | Developmental Education Committee

Duties

To coordinate developmental education at the College.
To authorize and supervise an annual needs assessment of the developmental programs and support services in order to establish priorities for the instructional, physical, and counseling requirements.
To encourage faculty development activities in the developmental area.
To ensure a procedure for appropriate placement and progression of the developmental student.
To issue an annual report to the Senate addressing the needs and effectiveness of the developmental education.
To provide a forum once a year whereby faculty will have the opportunity to discuss issues relative to remediation/developmental education.

Chairs of Math/Stat/CMP, English, Reading/Basic Education, Communications, and Student Personnel Services.
Dean of Admissions
Coordinator of the BEP Program
Coordinator of the Center for Students with Disabilities
Coordinator of Placement, English Dept
Coordinator of ESL (English as a Second L:anguage) Placement, English Department, serving in a non-voting, advisory capacity
Coordinator of NCC101, serving in a non-voting, advisory capacity
Coordinator of Placement, Math/CMP /ITE
Coordinator of Testing
Representative of the Office of Academic Affairs
NCCFT Representative
Student Government Association Representative
Individual designated by the Office of Academic Affairs to coordinate English as a Second Language.

Three - faculty members (with voice but no vote) appointed by the Appointments/Tellers/Election Committee, which will assure rotation of representation within the groups listed below:
Business: Accounting/Business Administration, Hotel/Restaurant, Legal Studies, Management, Marketing/Retailing/Fashion Buying & Merchanidising/Fashion Design & Interior Design , Office Technology
Health Sciences: Allied Health Sciences, Health/Physical Education/Recreation, Mortuary Science, Nursing
Humanities: Africana Studies, Art, Foreign Language, Library, Music, Philosophy, Theatre/Dance
Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Engineering/Physics/Technology, Physical Science
Social Sciences: Criminal Justice, Economics/Finance, History/Political Science/Geogrpahy, Psychology, Sociology