Termes de
référence
1. To promote and develop university
and professional education in the meteorological and oceanographic communities
for the benefit of all Canadians.
2. To serve as the focus for university
and professional education issues within the society.
3. To act as an advisory group to the CMOS
Executive and Council on matters related to the university and professional
education in Canada and elsewhere.
4. To be a leader in developing a stronger
synergy between the various constituencies (e.g. academia, Government,
private sector) of the Canadian meteorological and oceanographic communities
in matters regarding professional education.
5. To facilitate communication between
employers and educators in meteorology and oceanography. The committee's
objective is to encourage the development of university and professional
programs that are both intellectually challenging and relevant to the needs
of the community, now and in the future.
Mode of Operation: The Committee
will normally work and meet by e-mail and teleconferences. It may also
appoint ad hoc working or study groups as required.
Membership and Terms of Office:
The Chair and other members, appointed by Council shall serve for three-year
renewable terms.
Committee Level: This is a Council-appointed
Committee.
Report: The Committee will produce
an annual report in accordance with Appendix III to the By-Laws.
Core Activities
1. Promote excellence in education in meteorology
and oceanography.
2. Ensure that updated information is readily
available to students regarding meteorological, oceanographic and environmental
courses and programs in Canada.
3. Coordinate the efforts of both educators
and employers with respect to employment needs.
4. Keep CMOS informed of the current state,
challenges and issues of educational activities in Canada.
Approved by Council: 12 December 2006 |
