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Discontinue: A campus no long offers the program nor awards a credential for completion of the program. The program is removed from the State Education Department’s Inventory of Registered Programs.
Deactivation: A campus makes a decision not to admit any more students to a program but wishes to maintain the program’s registration. This may be done to reassess the need for the program or restructure a program. This action is internal to SUNY and limited in duration to no more than three years. The institution must contact SUNY within three years of the deactivation date to officially discontinue or reactivate this program.
This concentration in the Health Department links the areas of communication and health. It is designed to prepare students to work in careers that use communication approaches to inform and influence personal and community actions that enhance health and promote the quality of life.
The Health Department has chosed to discontinue this concentration. Enrollment has been 0-1 over many years and the courses outside of the department have become inreasingly difficult to schedule as the other departments have made changes/deletions to their course offerings.
The Curriculum field has three icons:
Preview Curriculum
View Curriculum Schema
View Curriculum Courses
1. If you are adding courses (new or existing) to the program, you will want to add these first. Click on the View Curriculum Courses icon to start your build. You should click on Add Course (to add new courses), or click on Import Course (to add existing courses). Now that courses have been added to the course list, you may add them to your program cores.
2. You can now edit the existing cores in your program; this includes adding new or existing courses, as well as deleting courses within your programs/core. Click on the View Curriculum Schema icon to start editing or building.
To add a core: click on Add Core to starting building your core sections. Once the cores are created, you can add courses to them.
To edit a core: click once on the desired core name (this will expand). Edit the name or description, if needed; then click on Add Courses to add courses (from step 1). When adding a course to a core, the course will, by default, be listed last. Click and drag on the course to place it in its proper order.
To delete a core: click once of the desired core name (this will expand). Delete all courses within the core (hover over course then click blue "X". After the courses are deleted you may delete the core.
If you would like to remove a course, hover over the course name and click on the blue "X" to delete it from the core.
Most likely, you will not use the Import Core feature, as this only allows you to import shared core(s).
Click here for detailed instructions on building (editing) your program
If this program alteration will need to be submitted to SUNY/SED for approval, you will need to complete the 4 Year Program Schedule form and attach it to this proposal. The form will also be included, as a requirement, with the SUNY/SED submission process.
Click on this link, then open the 4 Year Program Schedule form.
If yes, upload comments by these departments regarding the impact, if any, to the program alteration or deletion.
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