Elected members

Appointed members. The CCCC may include up to six additional eligible faculty members appointed by the Faculty Senate Executive Council to fill gaps in curricular expertise related to designations of the Catamount Core Curriculum.

The Catamount Core Curriculum Committee was created as a joint committee of the Office of the Provost and the Faculty Senate, charged with creating the structures and processes necessary for implementing the new Catamount Core Curriculum. In May 2025, the CCCC became a standing committee of the Faculty Senate.

The charge of the CCCC is outlined in the Faculty Senate Constitution and Bylaws. The CCCC shall have responsibility for matters specifically related to the Catamount Core Curriculum, the University’s undergraduate program of General Education. This includes items referred to in Sections 1.1b, 1.1g, and 1.2a as they relate specifically to the Catamount Core Curriculum. It shall review, recommend, and participate in the formulation of policy related to the development, administration, and assessment of the General Education framework, designations, and approval criteria, as well as their effect on the educational process at the course level. In addition to the membership described in 7.1.2.1, and 7.1.2.3, the CCCC voting membership shall include one member from the Patrick Leahy Honors College, and may include up to six additional eligible faculty members appointed by the Faculty Senate Executive Council to fill gaps in curricular expertise related to designations of the Catamount Core Curriculum

The CCCC generally meets on the second Tuesday of the month from 1:00 - 2:30 PM on Microsoft Teams. The December and February meetings will take place on the first Tuesday of the month and the March meeting will be on the third Tuesday.