Corcoran Academic Committee
What is the Corcoran Academic Committee?
The Corcoran Academic Committee serves schoolwide leadership and faculty in an advisory capacity and as a resource for curricular affairs. It also serves as the interdisciplinary body through which curricula across the Corcoran are aligned and interconnected.
Below is some basic information about the committee. Corcoran faculty and staff members can have access to more detailed information, including the committee’s monthly agendas, resource folders, and other information. To get involved or to get information about the Committee, please reach out to current co-chairs, Susan Sterner and Anna Jayne Kimmel, at [email protected].
How often does the committee meet?
We generally meet once a month, though at particularly busy times may meet more frequently.
Meetings are held by Zoom
9-10am Friday, Sept 13
9-10am Friday, Oct 4th
9-10am Friday, Oct 18th
9-10:30am Friday, Nov 8th
9-10am Friday, Nov 22
9-10am Friday, Dec 6th
How far in advance do I need to send my materials?
Proposals for new programs and courses, as well as significant curricular revisions, must be initiated by the Program Head, who should send content simultaneously to the Corcoran Assistant Director for Academic Affairs and the current Academic Committee Chairs ([email protected]). For a more detailed outline of the required documentation and submission process, Corcoran Faculty and Staff should consult the Academic Committee's resource pages*.
Please send any proposal documents to Co-Chairs, Susan Sterner and Anna Jayne Kimmel, at [email protected], and cc Deputy Director Laura Schiavo at [email protected] prior to one of the above meeting dates. A representative from your program should be present at the meeting to present, discuss or receive feedback.
CORX Proposals
The Academic Committee is now accepting proposals for CORX Interdisciplinary courses at both the foundational level (CORX 1900 Topics in Art, Design, Performance, and Culture) or more advanced level for both undergraduate and graduate students (CORX 3900/6900 Special Topics in Art, Design, Performance, and Culture). Please submit via the Google Form prior to an Academic Committee meeting date so the Committee may review.
Who is on the academic committee?
*AC Resource page under construction
Academic committee 2024–2025
Clement Akpang (Art History)
Catherine Anderson (Interior Architecture)
Marc Choi (Design)
Anna Jayne Kimmel (Theater & Dance) Co-Chair
Eugene Montague (Music)
Laura Schiavo (Deputy Director, Corcoran, Museum Studies)
Susan Sterner (Studio Arts) Co-Chair
Schillica Howard (Museum Studies)