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| − | '''Enhancing the Undergraduate Experience''' was a report issued by the administration in February of 1996 describing planned changes and enhancements to Columbia College as part of then-President [[George Rupp]]'s avowed goal to place the College at the center of the University. Of course "enhancements" is a euphemism for increasing enrollment in the College from 3,500 to 4,000 over a 5 year period. | + | '''Enhancing the Undergraduate Experience''' was a report issued by the administration in February of [[1996]] describing planned changes and enhancements to [[Columbia College]] as part of then-President [[George Rupp]]'s avowed goal to place the College at the center of the University. Of course "enhancements" is a euphemism for increasing enrollment in the College from 3,500 to 4,000 over a 5 year period. |
| − | The general findings presented in the report were initially presented before the Executive Committee and Chairs of the Arts and Sciences on December 19, 1995. A request for a written report with greater detail resulted in this report 2 months later. | + | The general findings presented in the report were initially presented before the Executive Committee and Chairs of the [[Arts and Sciences]] on December 19, [[1995]]. A request for a written report with greater detail resulted in this report 2 months later. |
Over 13 years later Columbia would release another report on undergraduate education, "An Agenda for the Future", the product of the [[Task Force on Undergraduate Education]], the centerpiece of which was to once again call for the expansion of Columbia College's enrollment. | Over 13 years later Columbia would release another report on undergraduate education, "An Agenda for the Future", the product of the [[Task Force on Undergraduate Education]], the centerpiece of which was to once again call for the expansion of Columbia College's enrollment. | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 16 July 2010
Enhancing the Undergraduate Experience was a report issued by the administration in February of 1996 describing planned changes and enhancements to Columbia College as part of then-President George Rupp's avowed goal to place the College at the center of the University. Of course "enhancements" is a euphemism for increasing enrollment in the College from 3,500 to 4,000 over a 5 year period.
The general findings presented in the report were initially presented before the Executive Committee and Chairs of the Arts and Sciences on December 19, 1995. A request for a written report with greater detail resulted in this report 2 months later.
Over 13 years later Columbia would release another report on undergraduate education, "An Agenda for the Future", the product of the Task Force on Undergraduate Education, the centerpiece of which was to once again call for the expansion of Columbia College's enrollment.
