Undergraduate Curriculum Team

Undergraduate Curriculum Team

Name COLLEGE/ Academic unit TERM ENDS
Endrinal, Christopher CAS 2026
Greene, Jackie COE 2025
Wanjema, Richard DKSOE 2025
Valencia, Adrian LCOB Annual
Cooke, Rachel (Chair) LIB 2026
Hogg, Russell MCHHS 2024
Griffis, John TWS 2024
Hill, Crystal UAS 2025
Torres, Jorge WCE 2025
Carvajal, Lucero ex officio, Academic and Curriculum Support  
Ross, Joseph ex officio, General Education Director  
Kirby, Dawn ex officio, Provost appointee  

Proposed curriculum materials are in draft format and subject to change during the review and approval process. Refer to the relevant FGCU catalog at www.fgcu.edu/catalog/ for approved program requirements. 

Team By-Laws

(i) Composition

The Undergraduate Curriculum Team consists of one faculty member representing each academic unit, a representative(s) from the Office of Academic and Curriculum Support, ACS, (ex officio) and the General Education Director (ex officio).

(ii) Responsibilities and Duties

The members of the UCT serve as a unified university entity to review and coordinate among the academic programs, schools, and colleges so as to preserve and maintain the integrity of curriculum and course offerings, review and resolve curricular issues, assure public accountability to the university, report to the Faculty Senate, and collaborate with the General Education Council, Graduate Affairs Team, and Graduate Curriculum Team as appropriate. When the college representative to the Undergraduate Curriculum Team is not qualified or chooses not to present changes to the curriculum from other disciplines in the college they represent, the team may invite representatives from that discipline to present the changes and answer questions from the curriculum team. 

The Undergraduate Curriculum Team is responsible for developing policies and procedures associated with the creation, maintenance and revision of undergraduate curriculum, academic policies and standards, and accreditation issues. The Undergraduate Curriculum Team will review proposed changes in, additions to, and deletions from the undergraduate curriculum, course descriptions and catalog information, and will forward recommendations to the Office of Academic Affairs.