STUDENT ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITY COMMITTEE

This committee shall hear cases against students, both undergraduate and graduate, alleging violations of the University of South Carolina Code of Academic Responsibility and shall impose appropriate sanctions.

Member	Department
Ronald Atkinson	History
Katherine Barbieri	Political Science
Claudia Benitez-Nelson	Geological Sciences
Karla Berry	Art
Lewis Bowman	Biological Sciences
John Burrow	Criminology and Criminal Justice
Mathieu Deflem	Sociology
Lee Ferguson	Chemistry and Biochemistry
Edward Gieskes	English
Brian Habing	Statistics
Ann Kingsolver	Anthropology
Andrew Kustin	Mathematics
Edward Madden	English
Christopher Tollefsen	Philosophy

STUDENT ACADEMIC GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE

This committee shall hear cases against faculty members of the college, alleging violations against the statement of Teaching Responsibility in the Faculty Manual and/or Sections A and C In the Classroom of the Statement of Student Rights published in the Carolina Community.

Member	Department
Thomas Brown	History
Timir Datta	Physics and Astronomy
John Duffy	Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
John Grego	Statistics
Brian Helmuth	Biological Sciences
Thomas Lekan	History
Cary Mock	Geography
Robin Morris	Psychology
Stephanie Nace	Art
Peter Nyikos	Mathematics
Evangelos Paleologos	Geological Sciences
Shelley Smith	Sociology
Nic Ularu	Theatre and Dance
David Whiteman	Political Science
Xian Wu	Mathematics

SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS AND PETITIONS

This committee shall recommend to the faculty regulations concerning the scholastic standards of the college and its degree programs. This committee is authorized to act on petitions from undergraduates seeking relief from college and University academic regulations.

COLLEGE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE

The purpose of the College of Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee is to recommend actions concerning the curriculum of the College, including new course proposals, modifications to existing programs, and special charges from the Dean.  The committee consists of eight faculty members, four of whom represent the humanities, social sciences, and the arts, and four of whom represent the sciences and mathematics.  No department may have more than one member serving on this committee.

Member	Department
Jerald T. Wallulis (Chair)	Philosophy
Thomas Brown	History
Kenneth Kelly	Anthropology
Brian Habing	Statistics
Lisa Martin-Stuart	Theatre and Dance
Neil Levens	Psychology
Maria Mabrey	Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
David Tedeschi	Physics and Astronomy
David Reisman	Biological Sciences
Staff Resources:
Mary Ann Byrnes	CAS, Gabmbrell 258
Loren Knapp	CAS, Jones Physical Sciences Center 109

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