- College of Arts & Sciences
- Arts & Sciences Council
- 2007 - 2008
The Arts & Sciences Council, a major part of the shared governance structure of the College of Arts & Sciences, is the primary representative body for the faculty of the College. The ASC meets regularly as a group, usually with the Dean, to consider matters of College policy and to provide counsel and advice to the Dean and other administrators. The ASC also oversees six standing committees comprised of both ASC representatives and College faculty. These committees cover areas essential to the governance and functioning of the College: Budget, Curriculum, Diversity, Grievance, Personnel, and Planning. The chairs of each committee, in conjunction with the chair of ASC form the Council's Executive Committee. Elected representatives, committee members, bylaws, motions and minutes of ASC meetings may be found by following the tabs at top of this page.
The mission of the College of Arts & Sciences of the University of Colorado at Boulder is:
- To preserve, interpret, and convey humane values and learning, while
- Creating, integrating, and applying knowledge in the arts and sciences, by
- Ensuring excellence across a broad scope of liberal arts education,
- Providing a superior learning experience for students, through dedicated teaching, research, and creative work,
- Fostering educational exchange within the University, the Colorado community, and society as a whole,
- And maintaining a community of teachers and scholars devoted to the preservation and discovery of knowledge and to the well-being of future generations.
- Chair: David Ferris
- Administrator: Janice Jeffryes
