Dr. Ronald C. Brown, Dean, University College, Chair

APPLIED ARTS
Dr. Elizabeth Blunk, Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Science (2012)
Dr. William Stone, Professor, Criminal Justice (2012)
Dr. Betty Harkins, Senior Lecturer, Occupational Education (Alternate)
Dr. Gregory Pollard, Assistant Professor, Agriculture (Alternate)

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Dr. James Randy Cook, Professor, Computer Information Systems and Quantitative Methods (2010)
Dr. Michael Keefe, Professor, Management (2010)
Dr. Paul Gowens, Finance and Economics (Alternate)
Dr. Susan Kirby, Associate Professor, Management (Alternate)

EDUCATION
Ms. Carolyn McCall, Assistant Professor, Curriculum and Instruction (2010)
Dr. John Walker, Professor, Health, Physical Education and Recreation (2011)
Ms. Shelia Nicholson, Senior Lecturer, Curriculum and Instruction (Alternate) 
Mr. Ron Rainey, Senior Lecturer, Health, Physical Education and Recreation (Alternate)

FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATION
Dr. Ian Davidson, Associate Professor, Music (2009)
Mr. Charles Pascoe, Professor, Theatre and Dance (2010)
Dr. Kathleen Peirce, Professor, Journalism and Mass Communication (Alternate)
Mr. Alan Pizer, Senior Lecturer, Art and Design (Alternate)
Ms. Robin Stein, Assistant Professor, Music (Alternate)

HEALTH PROFESSIONS
Dr. Lolly Lockhart, Associate Professor, Nursing (2012)
Dr. Ram Shanmugam, Professor, Health Administration (2012)
Ms. Jackie Moczygemba, Associate Professor, Health Information Management (Alternate)
Mr. Christopher Russian, Associate Professor, Respiratory Care (Alternate) 

LIBERAL ARTS
Ms. Susan Beebe, Senior Lecturer, English (2011)
Dr. Elizabeth Erhart, Assistant Professor, Anthropology (2011)
Dr. James Garber, Professor, Anthropology (Alternate)
Dr. Theodore Hindson, Associate Professor, Political Science (Alternate)

SCIENCE
Dr. Carol Hazlewood, Associate Professor, Computer Science (2012)
Dr. Gregory Passty, Professor, Mathematics (2010)
Dr. Gerald Farr, Assistant Professor, Biology (Alternate)
Dr. Don Olson, Professor, Physics (Alternate)

CHAIR REPRESENTATIVES
Dr. Steve Beebe, Professor, Communication Studies
Dr. Michael Hennessy, Professor, English
Dr. Vincent Luizzi, Professor, Philosophy
Dr. Pat Pattison, Professor, Finance and Economics 

Student Members: 
To Be Named, Associated Student Government (R)
To Be Named, Associated Student Government (R)
To Be Named, Student Representative

Function:
Provides a mechanism for ongoing discussion about the content and policies for this university-wide body of instruction and how to help Texas State students achieve the intellectual skills and knowledge that will prepare them for private, public, and professional lives.  Considers major (substantive) curriculum and/or policy recommendations, e.g., changes of the structure or redefining the primary components with the essential skills, disciplinary perspectives, integrative courses, and other General Education requirements as defined in the catalog.  Also considers minor (non-substantive) recommendations, e.g., specific courses within the general areas outlined previously.  Advises the Dean of the University College on all these matters.