Training on Chancellor’s Office Certification

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Training on Chancellor’s Office Certification Curriculum Institute 2017 Dolores Davison, ASCCC 2016-2017 Curriculum Chair; 5C Co-Chair Jackie Escajeda, Dean, Chancellor’s Office Virginia Guleff, CIO, Butte College; 5C Co-chair Pam Walker, Vice-Chancellor, Chancellor’s Office

First Actions: Credit Course Certification Annual Credit Courses Certification Initial document was due December 16, 2016 112 of 113 colleges have now signed the certification CIO and Curriculum Chair signature Will be due annually on 1 October beginning in 2017 Adding CEO and Senate President signature New courses to new programs This certification applies to the following: 1. New course proposals to existing approved credit programs 2. Substantial change proposals for credit courses 3. Stand-alone proposals 4. Nonsubstantial change proposals for credit courses

Certification Timeline Credit Course Certification New proposals to new programs New proposals to existing approved credit programs Substantial change proposals Stand-alone proposals Nonsubstantial change proposals Credit Program Certification Timeline? Non Credit Courses and Programs

Credit Courses Need to Demonstrate that the Documents Below Were Used

Certification Training Template Macro Level: Compliance Certification Signatories Academic Senate President, Curriculum Chair, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Instructional Officer Review of four areas of credit course certification Review of local policy to ensure that it contains local specification of the accepted relationship between contact hours, outside-of-class hours and credit for calculating credit hours Discussion of when / how Governing Board approval of curriculum occurs

Certification Training Template Meso level: Curriculum Committee Review of the following as early on as possible: Five areas of credit course certification PCAH, 6th Edition CCCO Course Calculation paper – 2015 Curriculum Institute PPTs Credit Hour Calculations Training the Curriculum Committee Changes to title 5 and implications for local policies Local Curriculum Handbook

Certification Training Template Micro level: Tech Review and Curriculum Analyst Review of the following: 6th Edition, PCAH CCCCO Course Calculations Local Policy for awarding credit CA Ed Code Title 5 Guidelines for Repetition and Repeatability ASCCC papers and reference guides Papers on COR, effective approval processes, etc. See Resource slides Potential development of Tech Review Checklist Hours and units Required attachments Pre-requisites and pro-requisetes CTE requirements

A Quick Reminder All curriculum (courses and programs, credit and non credit, standalone, etc) must still be submitted to the Chancellor’s Office Curriculum Inventory for chaptering!!! For colleges that have signed the certification, credit courses will receive automated approval; for those colleges that don’t sign, their courses will go into the queue. All other curriculum pieces (for the moment) will go into the queue for approval by the Chancellor’s Office.

Continuing Steps: Curriculum Streamlining White Paper Distributed Title 5 changes to support streamlining Chancellor’s Office Curriculum Inventory Publication of the 6th Edition of the PCAH Substantial and Nonsubstantial Changes to Credit Programs Examine potential local approval of new credit programs ADTs and Noncredit