Program Review Committee (PRC)

Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) policy requires all programs at state four-year institutions of higher education to undergo periodic review following specific guidelines. Summaries of review results are to be reported to WSAC who then reports to the Governor and legislature. The PRC has been established to coordinate the reviews of several graduate and undergraduate programs each year. It reviews the self-studies and other materials produced by the departments and makes recommendations as to whether changes need to be made to the program. Both the Graduate Affairs Council and Undergraduate Affairs Council confirm the faculty appointments to this committee while an administrator convenes the meetings.

Upcoming Meetings: 

View the Program Review Committee meeting schedule

All meetings are from 12:30 – 2:30 via Zoom. If you would like to attend, please email us and request a link.  

Current Members:

• Ann Van Wig (Education)
• Awlad Hossain (Mechanical & Comp Engineering)
• Chadron Hazelbaker (WAMS) Chair
• Deanna Trella (Social Work)
• Elizabeth Humberstad (ASEWU member)
• Greg Spatz (Creative Writing)
• James McCuistion (Mechanical Eng & Tech)
• Kristina Ploeger-Hekmatpanah (Music)
• Lynn Anidi (Public Health & Health Administration)
• Sue Nelson (Finance)

Ex-officio, Non-voting Members

• Jake Morrison (Institutional Effectiveness)
• Jackie Coomes (Provost Office)
• Sarah O’Hare (Graduate Studies)

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The membership of the PRC is as follows:

• Nine faculty with three-year terms whose appointments are confirmed by both the Graduate and Undergraduate Affairs Councils:
  • Two selected from each of the following:
    • College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
    • College of Health Sciences and Public Health
    • College of Professional Programs
    • College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
    • One  selected from the Library
• Two students with one-year terms appointed by the ASEWU
  • One undergraduate
  • One graduate student
• An administrator from Academic Affairs who is appointed by the provost and who serves as an ex-officio member and convener of the meetings
• The chair of the PRC is elected from the faculty membership.