The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is the unifying focal point that comprises faculty from the social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences in five different schools within Columbia University.
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Columbia was formally established in 1991 as the organizational framework that unified the faculty across six schools.
The Executive Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is the trinity of senior leadership which holds a major decision-making authority for the Arts and Sciences and its schools.
Information on the Policy and Planning Committee, Educational Policy and Planning Committee, Promotion and Tenure Committee, Academic Review Committee and the Standing Committee on Language Lecturers.