General Education Pathway Changes Under AB 928 Implementation
"Learn about the implications and proposed changes associated with the implementation of AB 928, including the establishment of a singular lower division general education pathway, new core competencies, and the timeline for adoption. Find out how existing CSU GE and IGETC patterns are affected and the shift from lower division to upper division requirements. Stay informed on the updates in the educational landscape." (291 characters)
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AB 928 Singular GE Pathway Mara Sanft Articulation Officer
What is AB 928? AB 928 (Berman): Ed Code 66749.8 establishes the ADT Intersegmental Implementation Committee requires ICAS to establish a singular lower division general education pathway requires the CCCs to automatically place students on ADT pathways Source: CCCCO Presentation at SCIAC
AB 928 Implementation Status On April 25, 2022, the Intersegmental Committee of Academic Senates (ICAS) received and voted to approve a recommendation from the ICAS Special Committee on AB 928 (Berman, 2021) that revises the current Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) framework. The proposed framework will provide a singular transfer pathway that holds the total number of course units to 34. Intended to include key curricular elements important to faculty, and are beneficial to students of all three systems. Source: ASCCC Email
Summary of Proposed Changes UC will accept Oral Communication as a new (third) course in Area 1-English Communication. The CCC will revise and strengthen courses fulfilling the Oral Communication subject requirement to meet new core competencies. The number of courses required in Area 3 -Arts and Humanities will decrease from three to two (one in Arts, one in Humanities). UC will remove its Language Other than English proficiency requirement from IGETC and treat it as a graduation requirement. CSU will remove its Lifelong Learning and Self-Development course from IGETC and treat it as an upper-division requirement. Source: ASCCC Email
Summary of Changes Summary of Proposed Changes Source: ASCCC Email
Implementation Timeline May 31, 2023: Establish common GE pathway January to May 2024: Revise CSU GE Policy to conform to new single Pathway March 2024 May 2024: Revise CCC Title 5 for GE Fall 2025: Use of single GE pattern begins Source: CCCCO Presentation at SCIAC
Q's from AOs/Field What happens with existing CSU GE and IGETC patterns? Are there implications with catalog rights? Student Advising backdating What happens to lower division articulated GE that is moving to upper division requirement?
Other Impacts to Think About Course revisions and resubmission for articulation statewide? COMS Planning and enrollment management strategies for Area 3 -Arts and Humanities and Languages Other Than English (LOTE) changes. ARTF, ARTG, DFLM, MUSI, ENGL, HIST, HUMA, PHIL, AMSL, SPAN, TAGA Planning and enrollment management strategies for CSU GE area E (Lifelong Learning and Self-Development) requirement change to upper- division requirement. AVIA, BIOL, BUSE, CHIL, COMS, HEAL, NUTR, PERG, EXSC, SOCO
Feedback Loop Survey to collect responses to the proposed pathway https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/AB928_GE_Survey Discussion and feedback at upcoming Curriculum Institute and fall regional meetings this fall.
