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The Academic
Affairs Division of the Chancellor's Office is responsible
for providing state-level design and review of community college
curriculum and instructional support activities. The division
is committed to providing leadership and technical assistance
to enhance the capacity of the community colleges in the areas
of academic planning, approval, and review of credit degrees
and certificates; distance learning; basic skills/ESL literacy;
credit/noncredit adult and continuing education, flex calendar,
minimum qualifications, transfer, articulation, and middle
college high school.
| Executive
Office |
Carole
Bogue-Feinour, Vice Chancellor (916)
322-6881
Responsible for providing policy recommendations
to the Board of Governors (BOG) and Consultation; provides
leadership and oversight for all division activities including
curriculum approvals, economic development, workforce
preparation, vocational education, distance learning,
basic skills/ESL, credit/noncredit literacy, global education,
special project management, systemwide technical assistance
delivery, flex calendar, minimum qualifications, transfer,
articulation, and middle college high school. |
| Intersegmental Relations |
Jeff Spano, Dean (916) 327-7252
The intersegmental Relations unit works closely with the other sectors of education, including the California Department of Education (K-12), the University of California, the California State University and the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities, with other agencies involved in education, such as the California Postsecondary Education Commission; and directly with the community colleges. Specific program and/or grant implementation areas include Transfer, Articulation, Career Advancement Academies, MESA, Middle College High School, Teacher Preparation Pipeline, Troops to College, and intersegmental efforts to increase the number math and science teachers in California. |
| Instructional
Programs and Services |
LeBaron
Woodyard, Dean
(916) 323-4277
Responsible for management, policy development
and implementation in the areas of instructional resources
and academic standards, including course and program approval,
curriculum reporting and review, Noncredit/adult education,
basic skills, and distance learning, in addition to administration
of special project funding. The Dean works with other
agencies and segments in the development of intersegmental
policy. |
| Programs
Include: |
- Course
and Program Approval
- Noncredit/Adult
Education
- Distance
Education
- Library
and Learning Resources
- Flex
Calendar
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- Fund
for Instructional Improvement (FII)
- Mathematics,
Engineering, and Science Achievement (MESA)
- Basic
Skills/ESL
- Minimum
Qualificaitons
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