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Educational Planning Committee

ChargeThe Educational Planning Committee operates as a subcommittee of the Planning Committee and is responsible for coordinating and setting goals for planning of broad educational endeavors at the College. Planning for specific programs and disciplines should continue to be developed at the departmental level, pursuant to the broad parameters of the Educational Master Plan. The Committee will utilize the resources and expertise of the Office of Academic Affairs, Student Services and the Information Technician.

Responsibilities

Educational Master Plan – A subcommittee of the Educational Planning Committee constitutes the EMP Steering Group with responsibility to:
- a. Oversee and coordinate its development and implementation.
- b. Ensure that goals, objectives and specific plans are linked to financial and facilities priorities.
- c. Submit new development or changes to the various constituent groups of the college.
- d. Ensure compliance with Accreditation standards.
Recommend policy for initiating and discontinuing programs and pass recommendations forward through the participatory governance system.
Identify general educational issues that need to be addressed and refer them to the appropriate committee and/or Senate.
Establish appropriate timelines to complete tasks and make recommendations.

Composition

10 faculty appointed by the Academic Senate. Preferably 2 faculty from each Educational Master Plan area (Transfer, Workforce Development, Basic Skills, ESL, and Lifelong Learning).
2 classified staff from the instructional area appointed by the CSEA/SEIU Joint Committee
2 students appointed by the Student Senate
2 managers appointed by the Superintendent/President
The Chair or Co-Chairs will be elected from the group.

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