CURRICULUM COMMITTEE MEETING
    Friday, September 17, 2010 - 2:00 p.m.
    City Park Campus – Lac Maurepas (Building 23, Second Floor)
     
    AGENDA
    I.
     
    Call to Order
     
    II.
     
    Roll Call
     
    III.
     
    Vice Chancellor’s Charge for the Curriculum Committee
     
    IV.
     
    Curriculum Committee Functions
     
    a)
     
    Membership List
     
    b)
     
    Curriculum Development Calendar
     
    c)
     
    Charter: Committee on Curriculum PPM – Policy No. AA-1622.1D
     
    d)
     
    The College Curriculum PPM – Policy No. AA-1510.1A
    (Committee Operating Procedures – Pages 11-13)
     
    e)
     
    Master Syllabus PPM – Policy No. AA-1503.1A
     
    f)
     
    Board of Regents Approved Academic Degree Terms and Designations –
    Policy No. 2.11
     
    g)
     
    Board of Regents Definitions of Undergraduate Certificates and Degrees –
    Policy No. 2.15
     
    h)
     
    Board of Regents Statewide General Education Requirements – Policy
    No. 2.16
     
    i)
     
    Louisiana Community & Technical College System: Guide to Quality
    General Education Experiences for Two-Year College Students
     
    V.
     
    Minutes of meeting of June 2, 2010
     
     
    VI.
     
    Curriculum Operations Report – Tim Stamm
     
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    VII.
     
    General Education / Articulation Initiatives – Tim Stamm
     
    a)
     
    Board of Regents for Louisiana Higher Education Master Course
    Articulation Matrix – AY: 2010-2011
     
    VIII.
     
    New Business
     
     
    a)
     
    Arts & Humanities/TEAC
    Change of Program Description:
    Associate of Science in Teaching,
    Grades 1 – 5. Change the Program Description to state, in number 2 of the
    section, “For successful completion of the program, students must achieve
    the following: Pass PRAXIS I (PPST Pre-Professional Skills Test) OR
    possess an ACT composite score of 22 or a SAT combined Verbal and Math
    score of 1030.” Currently, the statement reads: “Pass PRAXIS I (PPST
    Pre-Professional Skills Test).” The requested change will comply with
    State of Louisiana entrance requirements for Colleges of Education.
    Students with appropriate ACT or SAT scores are not required to take the
    PRAXIS I (PPST Pre Professional Skills Test) prior to acceptance in
    Teacher Education degree programs.
     
    b)
     
    Arts & Humanities/TEAC
    Change of Course Prerequisite:
    TEAC-201: Teaching and Learning in
    Diverse Settings I. Change the prerequisite of TEAC-201: Teaching and
    Learning in Diverse Settings I to state: “Acceptance to the Associate of
    Science in Teaching program, ENGL-101, passage of PRAXIS I (PPST Pre-
    Professional Skills Test) OR possess an ACT composite score of 22 or a
    SAT combined Verbal and Math score of 1030, and Permission of the
    program director.” Currently, the prerequisite states: “Acceptance to the
    Associate of Science in Teaching program, ENGL-101, passage of PRAXIS I
    (PPST Pre-Professional Skills Test), and Permission of the program
    director.” The requested change will comply with State of Louisiana
    entrance requirements for Colleges of Education. Students with
    appropriate ACT or SAT scores are not required to take the PRAXIS I
    (PPST Pre Professional Skills Test) prior to acceptance in Teacher
    Education degree programs.
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    c)
     
    Arts & Humanities/TEAC
    Change of Course Prerequisite:
    TEAC-203: Teaching and Learning
    in Diverse Settings II. Change the prerequisite of TEAC-203: Teaching
    and Learning in Diverse Settings II to state: “Acceptance to the Associate
    of Science in Teaching program, Candidacy for Graduation, ENGL-101,
    ENGL-102, MATH-128, passage of PRAXIS I (PPST Pre-Professional
    Skills Test) OR possess an ACT composite score of 22 or a SAT combined
    Verbal and Math score of 1030, TEAC-201, and Permission of the program
    director.” Currently, the prerequisite states: “Acceptance to the Associate
    of Science in Teaching program, Candidacy for Graduation, ENGL-101,
    ENGL-102, MATH-128, passage of PRAXIS I (PPST Pre-Professional
    Skills Test), TEAC-201, and Permission of the program director.”The
    requested change will comply with State of Louisiana entrance
    requirements for Colleges of Education. Students with appropriate ACT or
    SAT scores are not required to take the PRAXIS I (PPST Pre Professional
    Skills Test) prior to acceptance in Teacher Education degree programs.
     
    d)
     
    Allied Health/HESC
    Change of Course Prefix:
    NURS-100: Essentials of Nursing Assisting.
    Change the course prefix of NURS-100: Essentials of Nursing Assisting
    from
    NURS-100: Essentials of Nursing Assisting
    to
    HESC-100: Essentials
    of Nursing Assisting. As a result of the merger with the former LTC
    Region I, instruction in Certified Nursing Assisting resulting in a Technical
    Competency Area (T.C.A.) in Certified Nursing Assistant is bundled in a
    Certificate of Technical Studies (C.T.S.) with Phlebotomy Technician, a
    subset of Medical Laboratory Technology (MLTS), and
    Electrocardiography, a subset of Health Sciences (HESC). Transferring
    the course, Essentials of Nursing Assisting, to the Division of Allied Health
    allows completion of credential (i.e., C.T.S. in Patient Care Technology) to
    occur within one Academic Division. The course is not designed for
    transfer.
     
    e)
     
    Arts & Humanities/CRJU
     
    Program Revision:
    Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice. Revise the
    Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice. Add: PSYC-290: Forensic
    Psychology to the list of choices (15 hours) in Required Courses in Major.
    Forensic Psychology is a useful course in the Criminal Justice/Research
    field. Total program hours remain the same.
     
    IX.
     
    Old Business
     
    X.
     
    Next Meeting
    October 1, 2010
     
     
    XI.
     
    Adjournment
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