Supervise the orientation of new members and on-going training of continuing members. Assist discipline faculty in the curriculum development process (usually with a faculty curriculum committee member from that division). Assure that committee function take place smoothly: technical review, review, distance education review, general education review, library sign-off, articulation, and program review reports are submitted to the committee and reported regularly to the academic senate. Sign off on final versions of curriculum recommendations to the board. Sign off on IGETC and CSU-GE Breadth submittal forms Review catalog drafts for concurrence with approved changes. Additional duties not outlined in the paper may also include: Work with the CIO and/or curriculum dean in order to ensure smooth communication between the faculty and administration regarding program needs. Review certificates and degrees for submission to the Office Chancellor’s Review local courses to align with C-ID developed courses if necessary. Ensure distance education and Office documents are part of the Chancellor’s course in the course management system. college’s Articulation Officers According to the (2013, p.6) California Articulation Policies and Procedures Handbook by the California Intersegmental Articulation Council the Articulation Officer is be expected to:
Supervise the orientation of new members and on-going training of continuing members. Assist discipline faculty in the curriculum development process (usually with a faculty curriculum committee member from that division). Assure that committee function take place smoothly: technical review, review, distance education review, general education review, library sign-off, articulation, and program review reports are submitted to the committee and reported regularly to the academic senate. Sign off on final versions of curriculum recommendations to the board. Sign off on IGETC and CSU-GE Breadth submittal forms Review catalog drafts for concurrence with approved changes. Additional duties not outlined in the paper may also include: Work with the CIO and/or curriculum dean in order to ensure smooth communication between the faculty and administration regarding program needs. Review certificates and degrees for submission to the Chancellor’s Office Review local courses to align with C-ID developed courses if necessary. Ensure distance education and Chancellor’s Office documents are part of the course in the college’s course management system. Articulation Officers According to the California Articulation Policies and Procedures Handbook (2013, p.6) by the California Intersegmental Articulation Council the Articulation Officer is be expected to:
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