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Program Planning and Review

Supporting Documents and Links:

2012-13 Optimal Timeline for Processing

College of Graduate Studies 
 
University Curriculum Committee

Faculty Senate
 

Faculty-Staff Handbook

FSH Chapter 4: General Academic Policies

FSH 4110: New or Expanded Academic Programs

FSH 4120: Catalog Change Procedures

FSH 1540 C: Circulation of Curricular and Policy Proposals


Forms:

Guidelines (.pdf)

Proposal Form for Baccalaureate Degree Programs (.doc)

Proposal Form for Graduate and Doctorate Degree Programs (.doc)
   
      Baccalaureate and Graduate Degree Programs Budget Template (.xls)

Proposal Form for Other Academic Program Activity and Professional-Technical Education Programs (.doc)

     Other Academic Program Activity and Professional-Technical Education Programs budget template (.xls)
 

Idaho State Board of Education Policies:

SBOE Home page 

Policies and Procedures, Section III, Post Secondary Affairs 

Policy III., G., Program Approval and Discontinuance

Policy III., H., Program Review

Policy III., L., Continuing Education/Off-Campus Instruction

Policy III., Z., Planning and Delivery of Postsecondary Programs and Courses

Five-Year Plans

Program Approval overview and forms


Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) Compliance Information:

The University of Idaho is required to complete a Prospectus to be submitted to the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities as described in Policy A-2 to maintain accreditation and comply with reporting policy. While the decision to make changes is an institutional prerogative and responsibility, the Commission is obligated to monitor the effect of the change on the validity of the institution’s accreditation status with the Commission. Descriptive information and evidence of appropriate approvals for NOIs and Full Academic Proposals are reported each year.

NWCCU

NWCCU policy A-2

University of Idaho Accreditation Resources

View program planning information for current and previous years below for Idaho public colleges and universities.  Information is available only to specified University administrative employees via a password protected login.