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WRITING A COMPELLING PROPOSAL. Review procedures. DEPARTMENT OR GROUP Considers new degree program Consults w/ OGS for process, timing, etc. Consults w/ divisional dean, graduate dean, Sr. VCAA; resources funding issues - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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WRITING A COMPELLING PROPOSAL
Review proceduresDEPARTMENT OR GROUPConsiders new degree programConsults w/ OGS for process, timing, etc.Consults w/ divisional dean, graduate dean, Sr.
VCAA; resources funding issuesPrepares proposal in accordance with elements
required by Coordinating Council of Graduate Affairs (CCGA)
(Systemwide Academic Senate Committee)TIMEFRAME: at department’s discretion
GRADUATE COUNCIL & OGS & SENATE (GRADUATE COUNCIL)
Department submits proposal to OGS for review and subsequent submission to Graduate Council (GC)GC reviews, seeks further information, and/or approves
TIMEFRAME: 2-6 months
GRADUATE COUNCIL & OGSR & SENATE (GRADUATE COUNCIL)
Department submits proposal to OGS for review and subsequent submission to Graduate Council (GC)GC reviews, seeks further information, and/or approves
TIMEFRAME: 2-6 months
ACADEMIC SENATE SUBMITS OGSR PREPARES CHANCELLOR’STO CCGA FOR APPROVAL LETTER AND SUBMITS PROPOSAL
TO THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Consideration by both entities is simultaneousTIMEFRAME: 4-9 months for review process and action
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT/ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Submits approved proposal to the California Post-Secondary Commission (CPEC)for concurrent review w/CCGA’s approvalAdvises campus of approval
Some important questions
• Is there a demonstrated demand for this degree program?
• Is the faculty committed to teach the MAS? • What are the admissions requirements? • Does the proposed program have a capstone
requirement? • Have the financial aspects of the program
been fully worked through?
Some recommendations
• Consult with OGS (Steve Cassedy and Mary Allen).
• Secure letters of support from industry or leaders in the field of the proposed MAS.
• Remember that your readers are not experts in the proposed field.
• Remember that this is a professional degree, not an academic degree.