Learning Materials
In addition to hearing from broad perspectives, we will examine, learn, and summarize existing evidence on questions relevant to career and college readiness.
July 15, 2026
The Board of Regents held a discussion item titled "The History and Role of A-G in UC Admissions" (pdf). The Academic and Student Affairs Committee “began a year-long effort to deepen the Regents’ knowledge and understanding of college and career readiness.” The discussion covered the history and purpose of UC’s A-G subject requirements. No action was taken or proposed.
- Recording: Academic and Student Affairs Committee, July 15, 2026 (the item begins at 8:13)
- Issue Brief #1: What Is the History and Role of A-G?
September 16, 2026
The Academic and Student Affairs Committee continued its year-long effort with a discussion item titled “What future is UC preparing students for?” Rebecca Winthrop (Brookings Institution) and Matt Sigelman (Burning Glass Institute) presented how generative AI and changing work are reshaping learning and student preparation. No action was taken or proposed.
- Recording: Academic and Student Affairs Committee, September 16, 2026 (the item begins at 3:42:00)
- Issue Brief: [What Future Are We Preparing Students For?]
November 18, 2026
The Academic and Student Affairs Committee will hold two more learning sessions at its November 18 meeting at UCSF Mission Bay, on the following discussion items:
- Item A1: “Global Perspectives on College Readiness and Curriculum”
- Item A2: “Innovations in K–12 Education”
The meeting begins on November 18 at approximately 9:30 a.m. and will be streamed live. Watch the live stream and view the full agenda on the November 2026 Regents meeting page.
