Body
Curriculum Coordinating Council
The CCC+ is a representative body that gives voice to all faculty and exercises a major role in the policies, decisions, and processes related to curriculum and instruction at Seattle Central College. The core functions of the CCC+ are to:
- Lead and coordinate all curriculum-related instructional planning and learning outcomes assessment with the goal to support and improve instructional programs.
- Discuss and resolve curriculum-related issues that come up in standing committees or elsewhere.
- Create inclusive, equitable, and systematic procedures for the development of new programs and degrees.
- Review and endorse new programs.
- Document, update, and share all curriculum policies.
- Hear and give voice to faculty ideas and priorities about curriculum and instruction.
Access the Curriculum Coordinating Council Bylaws (pdf). The CCC+ will consist of the following members.
- CCC+ Chair: Erin Steinke
- 4 Standing Committee Chairs:
- Emily Castillo (Co-Chairs, Instructional Assessment Committee)
- Joshua Whorley (Course Approval Committee)
- Marina Halverson (Program Review Committee)
- Sharon Spence-Wilcox (Learning Communities Committee)
- 6 faculty representatives from the following mission areas:
- Academic Transfer: Helena Ribeiro
- Basic Skills and International Education Programs: Carlos Sibaja Garcia
- Professional Technical Education: Scott Mahoney
- Satellite Campuses: position open
- Bachelor’s program representative: position open
- Counseling & Library: position open
- Instructional Dean: Lynn Kanne
- Representative from eLearning: Kevin Bowersox-Johnson
- Representative from Student Services: Julie Randall
- Representative from Associated Student Council: Robert Selfe
- Temporary Representative from Pathways Initiatives: Kate Goltermann Krieg
The Vice President for Instruction and a member of Institutional Research/Institutional Effectiveness attend all CCC+ meetings but are not voting members.