Curriculum Governance |
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The Curriculum Committee of the School of Medicine is responsible for defining the goals and objectives of the curriculum; for the design, management, and evaluation of the undergraduate medical curriculum in accordance with the accreditation requirements of the LCME and the mission and vision of the School of Medicine . In addition, the Committee has the authority to set performance standards for instructors, initiate faculty development efforts, and evaluate instructor performance.
The Principles of Medicine Committee is responsible to the Curriculum Committee and Dean for effecting the goals, objectives and teaching responsibilities of the curriculum for each course; for maintaining a schedule of teaching activities, coordinating exams and evaluations. The Chair of the Principles of Medicine Committee will be elected from among the directors of the Principles of Medicine Committee with the advice and approval of the Associate Dean for Curriculum.
The Clinical Medicine Committee is responsible to the Curriculum Committee and Dean for effecting the goals, objectives and teaching responsibilities of the curriculum for each clerkship and for the electives program; for maintaining an organized schedule of teaching activities and coordinating student evaluations. The Chair of Clinical Medicine Committee will be elected from among the directors of the Clinical Medicine Committee with the advice and approval of the Associate Dean for Curriculum.
The Course, Clerkship, and Elective directors are responsible to the Principles of Medicine and Clinical Medicine committee chairs for effecting the teaching responsibilities of the individual program; assuring student mastery of material; responsibility for student evaluation, recommendation for promotion and remediation efforts. Course, Clerkship and Electives directors are nominated by department chairs in consultation with the Principles and/or Clinical committees and with approval of the Curriculum Committee.
Approved 11.09.99 by Dean Robert Carey
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