General Education Committee
In Spring 2010, the faculty created a University General Education Committee consisting of one representative from each college. The representative is determined by the college. The committee was created to ensure UNO's general education program is student-centered, aligned with specific Student Learning Outcomes, and assessable.
The University General Education Committee is responsible for (1) establishing the definition, criteria, and learning outcomes for each university general education area; (2) reviewing syllabi and approving courses used to satisfy university general education requirements; and (3) facilitating on-going review, assessment, and modification of the university general education curriculum.
Deborah Smith-Howell, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs & Dean for Graduate Studies facilitates the committee. On the committee each college has one vote.
| General Education Committee 2017-2018 | |
|---|---|
| Gina Robbins | College of Arts & Science |
| Edmund Tisko | Alternate |
| Kath Henebry | College of Business Administration |
| Patricia Meglich | Alternate |
| Melissa Berke | College of Communication, Fine Arts & Media |
| Lisa Sandlin | Alternate |
| Germaine Huber | College of Education |
| Paul Barnes | Alternate |
| Victor Winter | College of Information Science & Technology |
| Ryan Schuetzler | Alternate |
| Barbara Hewins-Maroney | College of Public Affairs & Community Service |
| Regina Toman | Alternate |
| Matt Tracy | Director of General Education and Dual Enrollment |
| Rachel Tomcak | Academic Advisors |
| Cara Ortega | Records & Registration |
| Karen Hein | Center for Faculty Excellence / Academic Partnership for Instruction |
| Jill Russell | Office of Academic and Student Affairs |
General Education Committee
The General Education Committee ensures that the general education program is student-centered, aligned with specific Student Learning Outcomes, and assessable.
Questions?
If you have questions about General Education, please contact us at unogened@unomaha.edu.
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