All new courses and programs, and ALL modifications of courses and programs require the endorsement of the Curriculum Committee. ENDORSED PROPOSALS The following steps are possible post-approval steps: Modify an Existing Program/Credit Length Change/New Program Upload proposal to MnSCU Program Navigator Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs electronic approval (1st approval and approval following President’s approval) President electronic approval MnSCU reviews for final approval and requests clarification if required MnSCU grants approval Student Affairs ISRS; DARS; eCatalog Scope and Sequence for Perkins Programs of Study Federal Dept. of Education review Higher Learning Commission (HLC) review Modify an Existing Program/No credit length change Student Affairs (documentation posted on CC website) ISRS; DARS; eCatalog and Sequence for Perkins Programs of Study Approved Curriculum Committee minutes will be e-mailed college-wide and posted on the SCC Web site: A copy of the meeting minutes will be submitted to the Academic Affairs and Standards Council at monthly meetings. Modify an Existing Common Course Outline (CCO) Once the proposal is endorsed, the Curriculum Committee Chair will forward Curriculum Development Form to the Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs for approval The Vice President of Academic Affairs will notify Public Relations/Marketing Specialist, Academic Advisors, and the Registrar of the curriculum change The Vice President of Academic Affairs will maintain the official file for future reference Create a New Common Course Outline (CCO) Once the proposal is endorsed, the Curriculum Committee will forward Curriculum Development Form to the Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs for approval The Vice President of Academic Affairs will notify Public Relations/Marketing Specialist, Academic Advisors, and the Registrar of the curriculum change The Vice President of Academic Affairs will maintain the official file for future reference
All new courses and programs, and ALL modifications of courses and programs require the endorsement of the Curriculum Committee. ENDORSED PROPOSALS The following steps are possible post-approval steps: Modify an Existing Program/Credit Length Change/New Program Upload proposal to MnSCU Program Navigator Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs electronic approval (1st approval and approval following President’s approval) President electronic approval MnSCU reviews for final approval and requests clarification if required MnSCU grants approval Student Affairs ISRS; DARS; eCatalog Scope and Sequence for Perkins Programs of Study Federal Dept. of Education review Higher Learning Commission (HLC) review Modify an Existing Program/No credit length change Student Affairs (documentation posted on CC website) ISRS; DARS; eCatalog and Sequence for Perkins Programs of Study Approved Curriculum Committee minutes will be e-mailed college-wide and posted on the SCC Web site: A copy of the meeting minutes will be submitted to the Academic Affairs and Standards Council at monthly meetings. Modify an Existing Common Course Outline (CCO) Once the proposal is endorsed, the Curriculum Committee Chair will forward Curriculum Development Form to the Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs for approval The Vice President of Academic Affairs will notify Public Relations/Marketing Specialist, Academic Advisors, and the Registrar of the curriculum change The Vice President of Academic Affairs will maintain the official file for future reference Create a New Common Course Outline (CCO) Once the proposal is endorsed, the Curriculum Committee will forward Curriculum Development Form to the Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs for approval The Vice President of Academic Affairs will notify Public Relations/Marketing Specialist, Academic Advisors, and the Registrar of the curriculum change The Vice President of Academic Affairs will maintain the official file for future reference
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