A disagreement as to individual divisional membership shall be settled by the University Committee. The division's chair may call meetings of the division's faculty and must do so on the written request of ten members. Each divisional executive committee shall consist of at least twelve members elected by the divisional faculty. The specific size of the membership and organizational structure of the committee shall be determined by the faculty of the division. Where there is a separation of functions among subcommittees within a particular divisional executive committee, no fewer than twelve members shall provide the tenure review function.
Executive committees make and administer rules for the nomination and election of their own members.
Professors and associate professors eligible to vote in a division may serve on its executive committee. Each executive committee shall annually elect one of its members chair. Departments shall submit proposals for new credit courses, or for modifications of existing credit courses, to the appropriate divisional executive committee. If the executive committee approves, the proposal is then submitted to the appropriate dean for final action. Executive committees may review and recommend the alteration or discontinuance of existing credit courses, and the establishment of interdepartmental, divisional, or interdivisional courses.