University Academic Planning and Policy Council
The University Academic Planning and Policy Council (UAPPC) – consists of the members of the APRC, a committee of the Faculty Senate constituted as per the Faculty Handbook, with one administrator chosen by the PAS, one staff member chosen by the Union, and one student chosen by the University-wide Student Leadership Council. The administrator, staff member, and student will serve a term of one year, renewable, at the discretion of their relevant stakeholder body. This body provides the APRC with a systematic way of consulting with staff and students about any matters the APRC is reviewing as part of its oversight of academic policy and programs. The APRC consults with the UAPPC on matters of interest to students and staff (e.g., proposed changes to the University’s grading scale), but for matters in which students and staff have no interest (e.g., reappointment, tenure, and promotion of faculty), the APRC may but need not consult with the UAPPC.
Roster
APPC for AY 2024-2025
The Academic Planning and Policy Council consists of the members of the APRC, a committee of the faculty senate, and several other individuals as listed below. All faculty members in the APPC are members of the APRC.
- Scott Behson, Faculty, Silberman College of Business (Deputy Chair)
- Amy Cardace, Faculty, Sammartino School of Education
- Gary Darden, Faculty, Becton College of Arts and Sciences (Chair)
- Otito Iwuchukwu, Faculty, School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
- Suhaib Jawad, Undergraduate Student
- James Jones, Faculty, Becton College of Arts and Sciences
- Edie Myers, Faculty, Becton College of Arts and Sciences
- April Patrick, Faculty, Becton College of Arts and Sciences
- Ravi Rao, Faculty, Gildart haase School of Computer Science and Engineering
- Hannah Rozen, Faculty, Silberman College of Business
- Paige Soltano, PAS, Director of Placement and Outreach, Silberman College