Resources for Proposing Self-Supporting Graduate Professional Degree Programs (SSGPDP) CCGA Diversity Statement Requirement for Proposals.

CCGA Format for Proposals for New Programs.

Graduate Council Policy on Campus Review of New Programs (GC2008-02).

Generally speaking, new programs must be approved by the campus Graduate Council and by the system-wide Coordinating Council on Graduate Affairs (CCGA).

Second, we seek to ensure a smooth implementation both by learning about proposals early in their development process, and also by advising proposers on how to structure and develop a potential program so as to facilitate effective and accurate administration of the program. First, we seek to encourage new development and innovation in graduate education by helping to steward proposals through the campus and system-wide review and approval processes. UC Davis Graduate Studies fosters new graduate program development by consulting with faculty who are interested in proposing a new graduate degree, graduate academic certificate, designated emphasis, or degree track. Revising Bylaws or Degree Requirements (click on Policies in the sidebar).Program Review Process (Graduate Council).Program Data (as used in the Program Review process requires CAS login).Requesting a Change in Program Name (Compendium, see page 12).Changing or Discontinuing a Program (Compendium, see page 24).Policies and Guidelines for Programs (scroll down to 'Policies for Graduate Programs').Other Resources for Managing Graduate Programs

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