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Committees & Councils

The Academic Senate operates as a legislative body and also a system of 23 appointed committees run by and for the faculty.  It functions chiefly through these committees as well as through elected officers and a Legislative Assembly.

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Academic Program Review Committee (APRC)Academic Programs and Policies
Committee on Academic Freedom (CAF)University Community
Committee on Charges (Charges)Governance
Committee on Committees (ConC)Governance
Committee on Data, Information Technology and Privacy (CDITP)Educational Resources
Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (CODEI)University Community
Committee on International Education (CIE)Academic Programs and Policies
Committee on Library & Scholarly Communication (COLASC)Educational Resources
Committee on Privilege and Tenure (P&T)Governance
Committee on Rules and Jurisdiction (R&J)Governance
Committee on Undergraduate Admissions and Relations with Schools (CUARS)Academic Programs and Policies
Council of Faculty Chairs (CFC)Legislative
Council on Academic Personnel (CAP)Governance
Council on Planning and Budget (CPB)Academic Programs and Policies
Council on Research (COR)Educational Resources
Faculty Grants Program Committee (FGPC)Educational Resources
Executive Board (EB)Legislative
Faculty Welfare Committee (FWC)University Community
Graduate Council (GC)Academic Programs and Policies
Self-Supporting Graduate Professional Degree Programs Advisory Committee (SSGPDPAC)Academic Programs and Policies
Grievance Advisory Committee (GAC)Governance
Legislative Assembly (LgA)Legislative
Undergraduate Council (UgC)Academic Programs and Policies

Ad Hoc Committees and Taskforces are formed on an as-needed basis

Committee Service: If you are an Academic Senate member and have an interest in serving on an Academic Senate committee, please take a moment to indicate your preferences for service on our Committee Volunteer Form.

By actively participating in Senate Committees, we ensure that academic and administrative decisions are informed and enriched by broad faculty input. Thank you for your interest in shared Faculty Governance.

Policy on Appearances before the Board and Committees

At its meeting held on February 26, 2004, having received input and a recommendation from the Chairs of Senate Standing Committees, the Executive Board adopted the formal policy that all meetings of Standing Committees of the UCLA Division of the Academic Senate are “closed” meetings, open only to current committee members (including all duly-appointed student representatives and ex-officio members), assigned Senate staff, and invited guests as determined by each committee chair. Campus Counsel has advised the Division that Senate meetings are not subject to the Brown Act, and are correctly considered closed meetings.