Every committee vote on the record. Per member, per meeting.
Kenii Curriculum captures how each committee member voted on every proposal as the vote is cast. No transcribing minutes after the fact, and no relying on a committee chair’s memory of who supported what and who did not.
Evidence is not what a chair remembers. It is what the system can retrieve.
See who voted, and how, on any proposal.
Open a proposal and the vote panel lists every committee member by name, the vote they cast, any note they left, and the exact time it was recorded. Pull it up mid-meeting, during a site visit, or years later.
What this gives an accreditor
Not a spreadsheet kept beside the process.
Votes live on the proposal itself inside the committee chain your institution already runs, from department through board. The voting history travels permanently with the proposal instead of sitting in a disconnected spreadsheet that can go missing.
Per member. Per proposal. Per meeting.
Every vote is stored against the member who cast it, the proposal it decided, and the meeting it belongs to. Pull the full record for a proposal, or the entire slate from one meeting in the order the committee took it.
The vote and the change it authorized, together.
An approved proposal writes into the catalog with zero re-typing, and for a year already published to students, it lands automatically as a tracked, dated addendum. The vote and the change it authorized are never separated.
The full evidence archive
The record exists because the vote happened.
Kenii Curriculum runs natively on the exact same platform and database as your catalog software. Votes are written to their own table as your committee casts them, eliminating manual post-meeting write-ups.
Where a vote comes from, and where it goes.
Vote records are one piece of Kenii Curriculum. Explore the chain a proposal clears before a vote, and the permanent evidence archive those votes become.
Curriculum proposals.
Draft course and program changes as structured proposals that validate themselves against catalog rules before they ever reach a committee agenda.
Approval routing.
Move every proposal through your real committee chain, with the order, members, and accreditation steps configured to match your bylaws.
Evidence archive.
Keep the proposal, discussion history, routing logs, and approved changes attached directly to the course record for permanent accreditation audits.
Catalog years.
Lock published catalog editions and stage the next academic year so students keep reading active requirements while staff draft upcoming changes.
See the vote panel on a real proposal.
Request a branded demo and we will stand up a live Kenii site carrying your college logo and colors, pre-loaded with demo catalog content so you can open a proposal to its vote tab and read the complete record with zero IT setup.