School Catalog 2009-10
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Standing Committees

In keeping with University philosophy, the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry incorporates the expertise and perspective of students, faculty and administrators in the decision-making process through use of the committee system. Committees are designated according to areas of concern and authority as "faculty," "administrative" or "joint faculty-administrative" committees. Standing committees are listed below.

Faculty Committees

The faculty has primary responsibility for recommending policy in the following areas: curriculum, subject matter and methods of instruction, research, faculty status and those aspects of student life which are related to the educational process. Final review and decision rest with the dean, president and Board of Regents.

  • Academic Advisory Committee
  • Admissions Committee, DDS
  • Admissions Committee, IDS
  • Curriculum Committee
  • Dental Faculty Council
  • Faculty Appointment, Promotion, and Tenure Committee
  • Research Committee
  • Student Academic Performance and Promotions Committee
  • Advisors Committee

Joint Faculty-Administrative Committees

Joint committees consider areas of major importance to faculty and administration. Administrative officials hold ultimate authority, but faculty members' and students' consultation and advice are of great importance.

  • Education and Information Technology Advisory Committee
  • Ethics Committee
  • Clinical Quality Assurance Committee
  • Student Appeals Committee

Administrative Committees

The administration has primary responsibility for maintenance of existing institutional resources and the creation of new resources. The dean plans, organizes, directs and represents the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry with general support from the faculty, the president and the Board of Regents. The dean initiates, innovates and assures that Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry standards and procedures conform to policy established by the Board of Regents and to standards of sound academic practice. Administrative committees are those in which administrative responsibility is primary and members appointed by the dean serve in an advisory capacity.

  • A. W. Ward Museum Committee
  • Institutional Animal Care and Use in Research Committee
  • Infection Control Committee
  • Joint Pacific/CPMC Library Committee
  • Managers and Directors Committee
  • Outcomes Review Committee
  • Postgraduate Studies Committee
  • Store Committee
  • Student Clinical Advisory Committee
  • Student Financial Aid Committee

June/July 2009