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| − | The EPPC is a committee that's sort of part of the [[University Senate]] that deals with academic changes. It's most famous for its 2013 [[Frontiers of Science]] report calling for a complete overhaul of the program. These changes will (hopefully) take place in fall 2015. | + | The EPPC is a committee that's sort of part of the [[University Senate]] that deals with academic changes. It's most famous for its 2013 [[Frontiers of Science]] report calling for a complete overhaul of the program. These changes will (hopefully) take place in fall 2015. It has one student representative. |
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| + | In 2015, the [[CCSC Elections, 2015|Freedom, Liberty, and Freedom Party]] called on the EPPC to change lecture courses from three to four points to relieve student stress. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 2 April 2015
The EPPC is a committee that's sort of part of the University Senate that deals with academic changes. It's most famous for its 2013 Frontiers of Science report calling for a complete overhaul of the program. These changes will (hopefully) take place in fall 2015. It has one student representative.
In 2015, the Freedom, Liberty, and Freedom Party called on the EPPC to change lecture courses from three to four points to relieve student stress.
