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Academic Program Reviews

Every department at Brown is evaluated on a five-year cycle to ensure it is properly staffed, funded, and administered. The external review process provides departments with an opportunity to evaluate the research and teaching resources and identify areas for improvement.

Guidelines for the process are linked below:

Tentative Schedule of Reviews:  2011-2014

Semester of External Review Department, Program or Center
Spring, 2014

Cognitive, Linguistic and Psychological Sciences

Mathematics

 

Completed Reviews: 

2006-2010

Department, Program or Center

2006-2007

Hispanic Studies

History

Psychology

2007-2008

Africana Studies

Dance

Comparative Literature

MAT

Pembroke Center

2008-2009

American Civilization, John Nicholas Brown Center, Center for Race & Ethnicity in America

Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies

Spatial Structure in the Social Sciences

Taubman Center for Public Policy

Theater, Speech and Dance

2009-2010

Chemistry

English

Literary Arts

Modern Culture & Media

Physics

Fall, 2010 
 

Computer Science

Neuroscience

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Spring, 2011

Anthropology

Economics

Political Science

Sociology

Watson Institute

Fall, 2011

Environmental Studies/Environmental Change Initiative

Geological Sciences

Spring, 2012 
 
 
      

Classics

Egyptology and Ancient Western Asian Studies

History of Art & Architecture

Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World

Judaic Studies

Philosophy

Religious Studies

Fall, 2012

Molecular Biology, Cell Biology & Biochemistry

Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology and Biotechnology

Music

Visual Art

Spring, 2013

Center for Language Studies

East Asian Studies

French Studies

German Studies

Italian Studies

Portuguese and Brazilian Studies

Slavic Languages

Fall, 2013

Applied Mathematics

Cogut Center for the Humanities

Population Studies & Training Center