Source: Duke undergraduate curricular reform vote tabled indefinitely after years of work

At its April 4 meeting, the Academic Senate at Central Michigan University voted to add a new University Program category requiring students to take a course in non-race based discrimination.We think this addition will benefit students and the entire Central Michigan University community by creating a more inclusive campus — one of the university’s core values.The new category, subgroup IV-D, will require students starting in 2019 to take a class focused on discrimination issues regarding gender, sex, identity, sexuality, sexual orientation, religion or disability.The new requirement will not force students to take additional general education credits — which was many academic senators’ major critique earlier this semester.

Source: Central Michigan Life – EDITORIAL: New UP requirement fits CMU’s core values, will not make it longer for students to graduate

Future Broncos, incoming freshman and transfer students will be selecting courses to fill the WMU essential studies requirement instead of general education requirements when the revised general education curriculum goes into effect.

Source: Faculty senate selects “WMU essential studies” as name for the revised general education curriculum – Western Herald: News