Faculty & Administrative Support

List of Academic Discipline Chairs for 2009-2010

Academic discipline committees emerged initially in response to the 1992 reorganization of Houston Community College into the Houston Community College System with its six (now five) colleges. What had once been single academic departments became separate departments located in each of the new colleges. Discipline committees were created to ensure consistency and coherence among departments across the system and to meet the requirements of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Revisions undertaken in August 1998, expanded membership from the original five-member committees to the current system in which all full-time faculty teaching in a discipline are members of its discipline committee. The guidelines were also revised in April 1999.

List of Academic Program Reviews

List of Academic Progress Reports

Early alert, retention,

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Students may not file a formal course grade appeal during the semester. Grading issues that remain unresolved during the semester may become the basis for a formal course grade appeal once the semester has ended and a final course grade has been assigned. This document includes guidelines, instructions and the form itself. The form should be routed to the instructional dean or department chair for the course whose grade is being appealed.

Faculty Workload Guidelines - last updated May 2008

Sabbatical Leave Application and Report Forms

Faculty Handbook 2007 Edition

Dual Credit Partnership Agreement

The online grading tutorial and change of grade request form are located in PeopleSoft.

Academic Textbook List

CTE formally known as "WorkForce" Textbook List