Academic Programmes and Regulations Committee

Terms of Reference :

• To approve Faculty academic regulations consistent with university policies, guidelines and regulations.
• To review and make recommendations to the Academic Programmes Sub-Committee of Senate through the Faculty Meeting on all new proposals for new academic programmes, new academic qualifications and major changes to existing programmes and qualifications.
• To review and make recommendations to Academic Programmes Sub-Committee of Senate through the Faculty Meeting on proposed minor changes to academic programmes and courses.
• To monitor the introduction of new courses.
• To oversee CUAP and university review processes related to academic programmes and qualifications.

Membership :

• Chair : Acting Associate Dean Programmes
  • Dr Helen Dixon
    
    
• Two academic staff members elected by the Faculty for a term of 2 years
  • Phil Harington
  • Dr Dennis Rose
    
    
• Head of each School in the Faculty
  • Dr Libby Limbrick/Trevor Thwaites, Arts, Languages and Literacies
  • Liz Beddoe, Counselling, Human Services and Social Work (representing both School and Programmes)
  • Dr Airini, Critical Studies in Education
  • Dr Gregor Lomas, Sciences, Mathematics and Technology
  • Dr Lexie Grudnoff, Teacher Education Practice (representing both School and Programmes)
  • Dr Frances Langdon, Teaching, Learning and Development
  • Hemi Dale/Dr Colleen McMurchy, Te Puna Wananga
    
    
• Associate Dean Postgraduate
  • Associate Professor Mavis Haigh
    
    
• Acting Associate Dean Students
  • Ruth Williams
    
    
• Representative from Liberal Arts Programmes
  • Dr Richard Hamilton
    
    
• Representative from Foundation Programmes
  • Dr Jenny Harnett
    
    
• One external member (preferably a member of the University Academic Programmes Committee)
  • Associate Professor Malcolm Campbell
    
    
• One student representative
  • TBA
    

In attendance:

• Information and Planning Manager
  • Anne Buzeika
    
    
    

The Faculty Academic Programmes Committee may co-opt members to assist in its deliberations as necessary.