(Active Fall 2016 - Spring 2022)
Committee Charge
The mission of the Committee on Continuing and Community Education (CCCE) is to advance programs in continuing and community education that meets the public’s needs, that maintain UCLA’s reputation for academic excellence, that promotes innovative methods of instruction, and supports the mission of the University. The CCCE focuses on educational issues and academic programs for non-matriculated students who are not registered or enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree programs. It considers the educational, organizational, technological, legal, and economic dimensions of continuing and community education at UCLA, seeking to advance the University’s contribution to society and its position as a leading research institution.
Following approval by the Legislative Assembly of the Proposal to Repeal Select Committees of the UCLA Academic Senate, Bylaw 67.5 Continuing and Community Education was repealed [Repealed 23 Nov 2021, Effective 31 Aug 2022].
Membership
- Nine to twelve faculty voting members, including one representative each from the Undergraduate Council and the Graduate Council.
- The Dean of University Extension serves as a non-voting ex officio member. Other ex officio members may be appointed from year to year to provide expertise on technology, community relations, financial affairs, legal matters, and other areas germane to the committee’s deliberations.
- Two student representatives-- one undergraduate and one graduate student appointed by their respective student government associations and, when possible, two from University Extension Programs (votes reported separately).
Interactions with Administration. Primarily interacts with the Administration and the Vice Provost, Information Technology, the Vice Provost, International Studies and Global Engagement, Interim Vice Provost for Special Projects, Continuing Education and UCLA Extension and the University Librarian.
