One year after the Board of Trustees approved the resolution that established the Pathways initiative, Executive Vice Chancellor and University Provost Alexandra W. Logue summarizes the project’s history and progress.
“There has been some confusion about policies regarding waivers for STEM courses in the Pathways Common Core, and there has also been some inconsistency in the policies themselves, as has been pointed out by representatives from several colleges. This memo clarifies these policies.”
Information on four committees created to determine the first three to six courses that lead into the majors in economics, engineering, political science, and sociology.
A letter from Executive Vice Chancellor Logue providing policy statements to guide Pathways implementation procedures.
Information about the Pathways project.
This message clarifies several matters concerning science and Pathways. Included are a description of an important waiver opportunity plus information about a number of matters that have been repeatedly misunderstood in public discussions.
Student-focused information on the Pathways Initiative.
Text of the March 21, 2012, statement by General Counsel and Senior Vice Chancellor for Legal Affairs Frederick Schaffer.
Initial recommendations have now been submitted by the faculty committees for seven majors: biology, business, criminal justice, English, nursing, psychology, and teacher education.
Chaired by Professor Philip Kasinitz, the committee comprises eight subcommittees, one for each area of the Common Core.
