SCC Institutional Standing Committees

Seminole Community College is committed to utilizing a variety of institution-wide standing committees to support effective planning and decision making within the College. Institutional committees shall provide support for strategic priorities and appropriate procedures for college-wide operations. All staff of the college are eligible, and encouraged, to serve.

• President E. Ann McGee Letter from 06/18/2007 (please refer to the Committee Guidelines below for additional information in the President's letter)

Current Guidelines and Members

• Committee Guidelines  (in conjunction with President McGee's letter of 6/18/07)
  
• 2007-2009 Standing Committees Members  (name with asterisk* has the responsibility to call the first meeting)
  

Committee Resources

• SCC procedure 1.0900  (contains the guidelines for the operation of SCC Committees)
  
• Responsibilities of committee chair and members
• Example of Letter from Chair to Committee at beginning of year
• Committee chair operational kit (coming soon)

Committee forms:

• Minutes (PDF) (Word)
  
• Motion (PDF) (Word)
  
• Annual Assessment Form (PDF) (Word)
  

The standing committees at Seminole Community College are:

1. Academic and Student Policies and Procedures (SCC procedure 1.0900.2)
   
   
2. Admissions and Graduation (SCC procedure 1.0900.1)
   
   
3. Committee to Appoint Committees (SCC procedure 1.0900.4)
     
   
4. Curriculum (SCC procedure 1.0900.5)
   
   
5. Employee Benefits (SCC procedure 1.0900.14)
   
   
6. Equity (SCC procedure 1.0900.8)
   
   
7. Health, Safety and Security (SCC procedure 1.0900.18)
   
   
8. Library (SCC procedure 1.0900.10)
   
   
9. Petitions for Administrative Records Changes (SCC procedure 1.0900.11)
   
   
10. Planning and Budgeting (SCC Procedure 1.0900.3)
    
    
11. Student Financial Resources (SCC procedure 1.0900.15)
    
    
12. Student Outcomes and Support Services Assessment (Task Force)
    
    
    • Quality Instruction Task Force
    • Quality Services Task Force
    
    
13. Technology Advisory Committee (SCC procedure 1.0900.6)
    
    
14. Technology Enhanced Learning  (SCC procedure 1.0900.9)

The purpose and membership of each committee is described and listed in the institutional procedure relating to that specific committee.

Did you know?

Students can earn an Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Science (A.S.) degree or technical certificate at SCC.