The Committee shall also be responsible for receiving and recommending any proposed changes in Committee structure. The Community Court meets upon the request of a member of the student body, the Faculty or the Administration, to hear and decide cases of alleged violations of Community Honor as defined by the Collegiate Constitution and Collegiate Rules of Wells College. The Court is composed of seven students and two members of the Faculty. One faculty member is selected each spring by the Committee on Committees for a two-year term. The Judicial Appeals Board hears cases appealed by defendants found guilty by Community Court.
Terms run for two years, staggered.
The Committee on Committees selects the faculty members of the Board, one regular and one alternate each year. Further information about the nature and functions of the Community Court and the Judicial Appeals Board can be found in the Wells College Constitution. The Curriculum Committee shall consist of the Dean of the College as chairperson, the chairpersons of the four divisions, one additional faculty member, the Registrar as Secretary, the Dean of Experiential Learning, and one student. The Associate Dean may attend meetings of the Committee, and vote only when acting as proxy for the Dean. The Committee shall meet regularly and supervise the structure and contents of the curriculum and shall implement current curricular policy.