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Annual Reports:
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IMPAC
Annual Report 2002-2003
IMPAC
Annual Report 2001-2002
IMPAC
Annual Report 2000-2001
IMPAC Newsletter:
April
2001 Issue (PDF)
December 2001 Issue
(PDF)
Publications:
Handbook
of California Articulation Policies and Procedures
(2001 edition) is now available (PDF)
Intersegmental
General Education Transfer Curriculum
Use,
Effectiveness, and Awareness of the Intersegmental General Education
Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) An Evaluation
CSU-GE
Breadth Standards (CSU Executive order 595)
Websites of Interest:
The following websites contain the information
pertinent to the issues of transfer, articulation, and curriculum:
Academic
Senate for California Community Colleges
The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges represents
the faculty of the 112 Community Colleges, ensuring effective participation
in the formation of statewide policies on academic and professional
matters
Assist
Created under the guidance and counsel of the three California
postsecondary educational segments: the University of California,
the California State Universities, and the California Community
Colleges, ASSIST is a computerized student-transfer information
system that can be accessed over the World Wide Web. It displays
reports of how course credits earned at one California college or
university can be applied when transferred to another. ASSIST is
California's official online source for articulation agreements
and other course transfer information
California
Community College Chancellor's Office
This site has the latest information on Chancellor's Office activities.
Also included are links to all the CC college web sites
CAN
California Articulation Number (CAN) system site provides information
on mechanisms involved in the statewide articulation of lower division
transferable courses
California
Engineering Liason Council (ELC)
The Engineering Liaison Council is an organization composed of representatives
of engineering and engineering technology education throughout California
and several other states. Representatives are the deans and associate
deans from the colleges of engineering of the University of California
system, the California State University system and the independent
universities and colleges, and the engineering professors from the
California Community Colleges
CIAC
The California Intersegmental Articulation Council
A Professional Organization of California's College and University
Articulation Personnel
CSU
Academic Senate
The CSU Academic Senate represents faculty at the 23 CSU campuses
at the state level
Handbook
of California Articulation Policies and Procedures (2001 edition)
(PDF, 280 KB)
This Handbook of California Articulation Policies and Procedures
has been written to assist Articulation Officers, and all others
involved in the articulation process. It is a comprehensive resource
of articulation policies and practices for California's postsecondary
educational institutions. It establishes common language and definitions
of terms, includes explanations of systemwide policies, conceptual
models, campus-specific practices, explanations of CAN, ASSIST,
and IGETC, and examples of articulation agreements
UC
Office of the President
This is an entry way to many sites associated with the UC system
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