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MEMBERS of General Education Committee 2013-2014

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
   Kirk Anderson [STA] (2014)
   Roger Gilles [WRT] (2014) (on Sabbatical W13)
   Gary Greer [BIO] (2014)
   Melba Hoffer (COM) (2014)
   Brian Kipp [BMS] (2015)
   Jose Lara [MLL] (2016)
   Alexey Nikitin [BIO] (2016)
   Keith Rhodes [WRT] (2015) (Chair)
   David Vessey [PHI] (2015)  (on sabbatical F12-W13)

Seidman College of Business
   Paul Sicilian [ECO] (2013)

College of Community & Public Service
   Paola Leon [SW] (2016)

College of Education
   Susan Carson (2014)

Padnos College of Engineering & Computing
   Jagadeesh Nandigam (2015)

College of Health Professions
   Martina Reinhold (2016)

Kirkhof College of Nursing
   Karen Burritt (2015)

Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies
   Peter Anderson [CLA / HNR] (2015)

University Libraries
   Emily Frigo (2015)

Student Senate
  TBA

Administration (Provost or designee)
 Maria Cimitile

C. "Griff" Griffin, Director, General Education

*Composition: Faculty membership of the GES consists of nine members from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, one from each of the remaining colleges, and one from the library. One student representative selected by the Student Senate. The Provost or designee is ex officio, non-voting.

Term: Three-years, staggered for those colleges with two or more representatives, beginning at the end of the winter semester. Student representative term is one year.

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