Inter-college Curriculum Committee (ICC)

Mandate from Policy B02.0 (Charter of Academic Governance)

Charges for AY 2025

Standing Charges

1. The second of the primary functions/standing charges of the ICC: Study undergraduate curricular proposals from a university-wide perspective, maintain appropriate inter-college relationships with regards to curriculum, assure that existing undergraduate curricula are reviewed, and make recommendations to the Faculty Senate for action on proposals of new and significantly modified undergraduate programs. This charge is one of the two primary functions of the ICC that it is charged with every year.
2. Review RIT policies that impact undergraduate curriculum that are brought to the committee’s attention and propose revisions to policy and to practice (specifically including the future implementation of periodic review of existing programs) as appropriate to the Faculty Senate.

Carryover Charge

1. Draft new language for Policy B2 that makes the process by which GEC, UWC, and HCC members are elected in order to bring the charter into alignment with current practice.

New Charge

1. Explore a possible framework for the Performing Arts curriculum at RIT that accounts for NYSED and Gen Ed standards, and Middle States accreditation standards.

Inter-college Curriculum Committee reports can be found on RIT’s Repository

Recent reports can also be found on the Faculty Senate Google Drive