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THRESHOLD COMMITTEE - TERMS OF
REFERENCE

1. The Threshold Committee is College-
wide in nature. It is part of the
governance system of the College.

2. The Committee is composed of five
members; the Registrar and four
other members, one elected by each
of the four Divisions of the Coll-
ege. The Committee is chaired by
the Registrar. Elected membership
is for a term of one year, renew
able.

3. The Committee functions in an ad-
visory capacity to Departments.
It assists departments to establish
and maintain threshold requirements
in line with the philosophy of
Douglas College. It will normally
draw on the advice of subject spec—
ialists in particular areas. It
will review and advise departments
on threshold criteria.

4, Program proposals containing thresh-
old requirements or requests for
changes in existing threshold re-
quirements must be accompanied by
advice of the Threshold Committee
when they are submitted to Division-

al Curriculum and Planning Committees

for approval.

5. The Registrar is responsible for ad-
vising the Dean of Education and
Student Services when the advice of
the Threshold Committee has not been
followed. The Dean, in turn, is re-
sponsible for notifying the College
Management Committee.

"Recommended to College President by

Management Committee--Jan. 26. Approv-
ed by Bill Day--Feb. 4/82."

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COLLEGE COLLOQUIUM

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26

Four-Room Complex, McBride
1400 hours

TOPIC: THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION
Short Papers On: The Democratization
of Higher Learning
Colleges and Women

Autonomy of the
College

Basic Education

Panel and Discussion. - Everyone,
including the public is invited. We
hope to raise some of the issues re-
lating to college education in the
present political and economic clim-
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