New Program/Course Proposals for 2012-2013

NEW PROGRAM/COURSE PROPOSALS FOR 2011-2012

 

Programs Received Approved CCC Approved CFA Approved GC3 Approved SCHEV4
Creative Writing, BFA  6/26/12  10/1/12  2/11/13   7/18/12
Criminology, Law and Society - adding BA  12/17/12        
Economics, Honors in the Major  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
Economics, BA -  concentration in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
Economics, BS - concentration in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
Government and International Politics BA - concentration in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics  11/30/12   12/10/12  2/11/13    
Global Affairs, BA - concentration in Human Security  11/13/12        
Human Development and Family Science - Joint BA with College of Education and Human Development  9/24/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
Human Development and Family Science - minor  9/24/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
Italian Studies, minor  11/15/12  12/3/12  2/11/13    
International Security, Minor (carried over from last year)  2/21/12  11/5/13  2/11/13    
Middle East and Islamic Studies, Accelerated MA 11/13/12  11/16/12  2/11/13  12/19/12  
Middle East and Islamic Studies MA  5/3/10  5/5/10 2/11/13  5/19/10  7/18/12
Philosophy, BA - concentration in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics  11/15/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
Religion, Culture, and Values concentration, Accelerated MAIS  11/12/12  11/16/12  2/11/13  12/19/12  
Social Justice, minor  11/9/12  12/3/12  2/11/13    
Writing and Rhetoric, PhD  10/5/11  11/30/11  12/5/11  12/14/11 Pending
Women and Gender Studies concentration, Accelerated MAIS  11/12/12  11/16/12  2/11/13  12/19/12  
Courses          
ANTH 383  12/18/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
ANTH 616  11/20/12  12/6/12  2/11/13  1/16/13  
ARTH 495  8/20/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
BIOD 790  10/3/12  10/19/12  2/11/13  11/14/12  
CONS 1XX  11/27/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
CRIM 744  11/14/12  1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
CRIM 762  11/14/12  1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
CRIM 764  11/14/12  1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
CRIM 784  11/14/12  1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
CTCH 701  10/26/12   1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
CTCH 702  10/26/12  11/16/12  2/11/13  12/19/12  
CTCH 801  10/26/12  12/6/12  2/11/13  1/16/13  
ECON 460  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
ECON 494  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
ECON 495  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
ECON 830  11/6/12  12/6/12  2/11/13  12/19/12  
ENGH 371  10/16/12  11/5/12  2/11/13    
ENGH 391  9/5/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
ENGH 392  9/5/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
ENGH 393  9/5/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
ENGH 495  9/5/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
GLOA 498  12/4/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
GOVT 467  11/30/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
GOVT 469  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
GOVT 744  9/28/12  10/4/12  2/11/13  11/14/12  
GOVT 746  9/28/12  10/4/12  2/11/13  11/14/12  
HDFS 200   9/24/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
HDFS 300  9/24/12   1/29/13  2/11/13    
HDFS 498  9/24/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
HDFS 499  9/24/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
HIST 795  11/7/12  12/6/12  2/11/13  1/16/13  
HNRS 210  11/12/12        
HNRS 211  11/12/12        
HNRS 310-312 sequence  11/12/12        
HNRS 410  11/12/12        
HNRS 411  11/12/12        
ITAL 320   6/3/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
ITAL 340   6/3/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
ITAL 350   6/3/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
JAPA 340   6/3/12  10/1/12  2/11/13    
MEIS 500  12/11/12  1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
MEIS 799  12/3/12  12/6/12  2/11/13  12/19/12  
NCLC 419   12/14/09 RI      
NCLC 575    4/6/10        
PHIL 101  12/10/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
PHIL 344  12/10/12  1/29/13  2/11/13    
PHIL 358  10/26/12  11/28/12  2/11/13    
PHIL 411  10/17/12  11/28/12  2/11/13    
PHIL 460  11/30/12  12/10/12  2/11/13    
PHIL 600  11/18/12  1/27/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
PSYC 340  11/7/12  11/28/12  2/11/13    
PSYC 556  10/18/12  11/1/12  2/11/13  1/7/13  
PSYC 563  11/8/12  12/6/13  2/11/13  1/16/13  
RELI 365  11/14/12  12/3/12  2/11/13    
RELI 379  11/14/12  12/3/12  2/11/13    
RELI 644  11/14/12  12/6/12  2/11/13  1/16/13  
SOCI 386  11/17/11        
SPAN 482  10/31/12  11/28/12  2/11/13    
General Education Requirement   Approved Gen Ed Committee      
ANTH 314 12/6/10 RI 12/22/10      
ANTH 322 11/15/10 RI 12/22/10      
ANTH 381 12/6/10 RI 12/22/10      
ENGH 315 12/13/11 RI 11/19/12      
ENGH 371 11/27/12 RI 1/25/13      
PSYC 419 11/8/10 RI 12/22/10      
RELI 317 12/10/09 RI 12/22/10      
SOCI 308 5/2/12 10/23/13      

SA - Study Abroad

1CCC – College Curriculum Committee. This column contains a date if approved by the curriculum committee. If the CCC reviews but further information is needed to make a decision, the column is marked “RI (date)” with the date being the date the information is requested.

2CFA – College Faculty Assembly

3GC – Graduate Council (for graduate proposals only)

4SCHEV – State Council of Higher Education (for new or significantly modified degree programs only)

*These proposals are from the Mason Center for Conservation Studies, and the official approval body for this interunit group is the CHSS-COS Interdisciplinary Curriculum Committee. The CHSS curriculum committee is asked to review these proposals for its input.

Proposed courses to satisfy requirements for the BA in Environmental & Sustainability Studies: EVPP 322, EVPP 362, EVPP 432, EVPP 436

**The College Curriculum Committee proposes that a maximum of 6 credits of non-activity courses PHED and PLRS may be used toward a degree in CHSS. Students who change from a major in the Department of Recreation, Health, and Tourism to a major in CHSS may request permission to transfer more than 6 credits. Such requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis by the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs.