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The Pathways Task Force will create the 30-credit Common Core by establishing required credits and learning outcomes in broad disciplinary/interdisciplinary areas. The Task Force’s Steering Committee will initiate and direct the process and will be advised by a larger Working Committee with broad representation from CUNY’s Colleges.

The Steering Committee is composed of the following distinguished individuals:

Chair: Michelle Anderson, Dean, CUNY School of Law

Members:

• Paul Attewell, Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Graduate Center
• Michael Barnhart, Professor of Philosophy, Kingsborough Community College
• Laird Bergad, Distinguished Professor of Latin American and Caribbean History, Lehman College, and Executive Director of the Center for Latin American, Caribbean and Latino Studies, Graduate Center
• Theodore Brown, Professor of Computer Science, Queens College, and Executive Officer, Doctoral Program in Computer Science, Graduate Center
• Katherine Conway, Associate Professor and Deputy Chairperson of Business Management, Borough of Manhattan Community College
• Edward Grossman, Professor of Mathematics, City College of New York
• Mona Hadler, Professor of Art, Brooklyn College
• Orlando Hernandez, Professor of Modern Languages, Hostos Community College
• Patricia Mathews-Salazar, Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Center for Ethnic Studies, Borough of Manhattan Community College
• Elizabeth Nunez, Distinguished Professor of English, Hunter College
• Neal Phillip, Professor of Chemistry and Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Chemistry Technology, Bronx Community College
• William Fritz, Provost, College of Staten Island
• Anne Lopes, Dean of Undergraduate Studies, John Jay College
• Elizabeth Beck, student, LaGuardia Community College
• Steven Rodriguez, student, City College of New York