The Academic Senate discussed creating a task force to help former foster youth after a group of speakers discussed problems that the students experience.
The updated De Anza Academic Senate board policy for prior learning has been adapted in order to allow for students with other experiences outside of AP classes and exams to receive credit for their work.
The...
Priority enrollment for DASB senators has been approved by Academic Senate, following a request from De Anza Student Body senate representatives for senators to be placed in priority registration group...
De Anza Academic Senate is implementing task forces to tackle issues around campus like course scheduling and enrollment.
Ishmael Tarikh, task force co-chair and political science instructor, is a member...
Academic Senate addressed fears that students and staff may have about the coronavirus, which may have an effect on international students who were recently in China.
Stephanie Serna, member of De Anza...
The Academic Senate discussed a plan put together by the College Council for new hiring for the upcoming year, which ranks departments in need of new faculty members.
The list posted has eight new available...
Registration issues affected several students and professors at the beginning of winter quarter 2020.
Ilan Glasman, music instructor and chairman of the department of music, had five of his classes...
Social sciences and humanities division faculty members selected volunteers to create a dean’s hiring committee for reviewing the application and statements of the applicants that are applying to be...
Academic Senate President Karen Chow announced the De Anza College bookstore faced a net loss of $230,000 with an overall $800,000 down in sales at the Academic Senate meeting on Nov. 18.
Chow said...
Faculty members and staff argued about outdated and inefficient hiring practices during the De Anza College Academic Senate meeting on Nov. 18.
During the meeting, Academic Senate Vice President Mary...
