University Curriculum

The Office of Accreditation, Assessment, Curriculum, and Compliance (AACC) plays a central role in bridging curriculum content with curriculum operations. Housing the University Curriculum Administrator (UCA), AACC supports the full cycle of governance by aligning faculty-driven curricular ideas with the technical, procedural, and compliance structures that make them operational. AACC ensures proposals move smoothly from intellectual design to official implementation, maintaining both academic integrity and administrative accuracy. In this way, AACC functions as the connective hub between governance (the University Committee on Curriculum), faculty, and registrar processes.

Online Systems 

• Academic Program Request System
• COURSES: Course Request System

Below you will find links to the appropriate forms for the following processes, with “Checklists” to outline the full process and timeline for each. 

Step 1: Provost Review Committee (PRC) Blueprints

• Establish a New Academic Program (link); Checklist (link)
• Notify AACC of a 25% Change (over time or current proposal) to a Program (link); Checklist
• Request a Program Moratorium or Discontinuation Checklist (link)
• Establish New Academic Units (link); Checklist (link)
• Request a CIP Code Change (link); Checklist (link)
• Request a New Location or Campus (link); Checklist (link)
• Request New or Revised Descriptive Catalog Language (link); Checklist (link)
• Request for Review, General Counsel Signature, and Provost Office Signatures for Articulation and Consortium Agreements and MOUs (link); Checklist (link)
• Submit a New Programmatic Accreditor (link); Checklist (link) 

Step 2: (for course changes or new courses, start with Step 2)

• COURSES: Course Request System  Checklist (link)