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               <li style="margin-left:3em; margin-bottom:15px;">Review progression reports and formal program evaluations annually to detect patterns and problem areas and make recommendations to the Associate Dean for Academic Programs, the Director of Undergraduate Programs and/or the division assistant dean, or the committee. </li>
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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Undergraduate Affairs Committee Policy: 1103 (4.1.4, 4.1.5, 4.1.11)
Faculty Policies - Committees Originating Date: September 2025
Responsible Reviewing Agency:
Undergraduate Affairs Committee
General Faculty Organization
 


Purpose

The purpose of this committee is to ensure the integrity, quality, and continuous improvement of the undergraduate nursing program. It is responsible for overseeing student admission and progression, guiding curriculum development and evaluation, and supporting examination processes to uphold academic standards and student success.

Functions

  • Develop and review criteria for undergraduate student admission, progression, graduation, and scholarship/grant awards.
    • Review progression reports and formal program evaluations annually to detect patterns and problem areas and make recommendations to the Associate Dean for Academic Programs, the Director of Undergraduate Programs and/or the division assistant dean, or the committee.
  • Evaluate student applications and make recommendations for admission.
  • Monitor student academic performance and recommend actions for students not meeting progression standards.
  • On an annual basis, the committee will review criteria utilized for admission, progression, and graduation of students and recommend changes to the faculty for final action.

Membership

  1. The chairperson (or co-chairs), is/are elected annually by the committee members. The chair (or co-chairs) must be a faculty member. The chair (or at least one co-chair) shall have served a minimum of one (1) year on the committee. The chair-elect for the following year is elected annually by the committee members. The chair elect shall have served a minimum of one (1) year on the committee.
  2. The Undergraduate Admission, Progression, Graduation & Scholarship/Grant Committee will consist of the following elected membership for three-year terms, staggered so that no more than 3 positions are open for election in a given year:

    Omaha Division -   One (1) member
    Lincoln Division -   One (1) member
    Kearney Division -   One (1) member
    West Nebraska Division -   One (1) member
    Northern Division -   One (1) member
    Two (2) members at-large    
    Associate Dean for Academic Programs   (ex officio member)
    Director of the Undergraduate Program   (ex officio member)
    Director, Student Services   (ex officio member)
    Undergraduate Student Services Coordinators from each division ex officio member    
    Nursing students from any level, selected from a pool of students, one (1) from each division.    

Guidelines

  1. The committee will meet at least monthly during the 9 month academic calendar year.
  2. On an annual basis, the committee will review criteria utilized for admission, progression, and graduation of students and recommend changes to the faculty for final action.
  3. All elected members have voting privileges including the chairperson. The Director of the Undergraduate Programs, an ex-officio member, has voting privileges in the case of a tie.
  4. Student members will be excused when confidential student items are discussed.