Report "Report of the Curriculm Committee"

Report "Report of the Curriculm Committee"

This document is a report entitled "Report of the Curriculum Committee" created by the University of Richmond in May 1967. The report discussed degree requirements, concentration programs, and new courses, and offered recommendations. Created by President George M. Modlin, the Curriculum Committee studied the curricula of Richmond College and Westhampton College and made recommendations for the improvement of these curricula. The recommendations called for changes in requirements for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees, the addition of senior seminars, the development of interdisciplinary studies ("such studies could be in fields outside our own culture"), the creation of non-Western Civilization courses, the expansion of "the geographical base of our enrollment" to foreign countries, and establishing a University Curriculum Committee.

Report of the Curriculum Committee, May 1967, RG 6.2.4 box 17 folder 11 (Faculty-Curriculum Committee old), University Archives, Virginia Baptist Historical Society.

1967-05

English

UA6.2.4.17.11-196705.pdf

Richmond (Va.)