Non-Credit Programming, Courses, Classes

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Non-Credit Programming/Courses/Classes

(Approved by Executive Council 4/12/05)

All non-credit programming, including courses and classes, is defined as all activities organized for the purpose of providing learning opportunities without awarding academic credit for such program/s.  Such activities may be one session or multiple sessions and vary in length from one hour to all day (8 hours) or several days.  The program/s or course/s are generally limited in size.  This policy includes programs for all audiences.

Any and all faculty and/or staff desiring to develop and offer non-credit programs, including courses and classes will follow these procedures:

1. Contact the Coordinator for Non-credit Programming at College Auxiliary Services and request and complete the Non-credit Course Scheduling and Information Form.  
2. Submit the draft form to department/unit chair supervisor for review and signature and transmittal to College Auxiliary Services (with copy to Dean or VP for those areas without a dean).  
3. Work with the designated CAS Coordinator on all logistical/organizational arrangements necessary to conduct the courses/classes.  
4. Review all costs and projected revenue and disbursements.  
5. Submit the final form with all scheduling, financial and programming details completed to department/unit chair supervisor for approval and transmittal to the Dean/VP for approval.

All non-credit programming activities must be in accord with SUNY Plattsburgh’s mission and be approved and administered through CAS.