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There are 21 voting members:

 9 faculty representatives elected from each of the undergraduate degree-granting units

12 facuty are appointed by the Faculty Senate President and the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Student Success. Each of these members are appointed for their expertise in one of the 12 categories encompassed within the Catamount Core.

There are 7 non-voting members representing interested groups:

The Catamount Core Curriculum Committee was created as a joint committee of the Office of the Provost and the Faculty Senate, charged with creating the structures and processes necessary for implementing the new Catamount Core Curriculum. 

The CCCC is responsible for matters specifically related to the Catamount Core Curriculum, the University's undergraduate program of General Education.  Duties of the CCCC are to review, recommend, and participate in the formulation of policy related to the development, administration, and assessment of the General Education framework, designations, and approval criteria, as well as their effect on the educational process at the course level. The committee shall establish continuing liaison with all appropriate administrative academic offices related to its areas of responsibility, including the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment in matters of assessment and the Registrar in matters of transfer credit, and the implementation of the curriculum in the registrar's systems.

The CCCC generally meets on the first Tuesday of the month from 1:00 - 2:30 PM on Microsoft Teams. The January, March & May meetings will take place on alternative Tuesdays due to academic calendar conflicts.