Announcements and Submissions

UCCC Announcements

Workshops for Course Proposals

The training sessions for UCCC proposals are listed below.

The live training sessions will be held in Room 271 of Garner Hall, and the remote sessions will be held using WebEx. This training will be helpful to faculty members who have never submitted a proposal to the UCCC to create a new course, modify a course, or include distance education in a course, or faculty who have not used the software recently. The sessions last 45 minutes.

If you are someone in your department plans to attend one of these workshops, please contact Jenny Turner at jturner@registrar.msstate.edu or 662.325.9410. Departments that would like to schedule a separate training session are encouraged to contact the UCCC Office. If none of the dates below are convenient, please contact the UCCC Office for additional assistance.

January 27, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. in Room 271 of Garner Hall

February 3, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. by WebEx
February 17, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. in Room 271 of Garner Hall

March 3, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. by WebEx
March 10, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. in Room 271 of Garner Hall

Special Topics Proposals

Fall 2023 - If a department wants a special topic course on the master schedule prior to March student advising, the eForm special topic proposal must be received in the UCCC Office on or before February 15, 2023.

Submissions

UCCC Online Submissions System for Course Proposals

Use to:

  1. Add new courses
  2. Modify existing courses
  3. Submit course technical changes
  4. Submit distance course proposals

 

UCCC Special Topic Proposal eForm

Use to:

  1. Submit special topic proposals

 

Frequently Asked Course Proposal Questions

Welcome

Welcome to the office of the University Committee on Courses and Curricula (UCCC). The UCCC reviews proposals submitted by academic departments and colleges to add, modify or delete curricula and courses. The committee meets monthly during the academic year to consider proposed changes and make recommendations to the Graduate Council and the Deans Council. After review by the Graduate Council and Deans Council, the proposals are forwarded to the Provost for consideration. UCCC representatives are elected by academic colleges or schools for three year terms. The UCCC also provides oversight of the University General Education Curriculum.

The UCCC office is available to colleges and departments developing course and program proposals. Please contact us at any time for assistance.

Dr. Andy Perkins, Chair
University Committee on Courses and Curricula