Distance Education
07/01/2024: The content below is subject to change due to ongoing changes with approval processes at the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB). For questions and/or guidance, please contact Daniel Chang, Assistant Provost, Academic Programs at danchang@uh.edu.
Distance Education is any formal instruction that is not conducted on the home campus. This can include a wide range of modalities, from off-campus face-to-face to fully online courses and programs.
All Distance Education is subject to review for potential SACSCOC considerations. Please see the link below for more information:
Step One: Document Preparation and Submission
- Complete a Notification Memo to the Provost (SAMPLE), which must include all relevant CIP Codes (if applicable).
- The Notification Memo is to come from the Dean of the academic unit and addressed to the Provost, CCing the following:
- Daniel Chang, Assistant Provost for Academic Programs.
- For graduate-level proposals: Sarah Larsen, Ph.D., Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School, and the Chair of the Graduate Professional Studies Committee (GPSC).
- For undergraduate-level proposals: Teri Longacre, Ph.D., Senior Vice Provost and Dean for Undergraduate Student Success, and the Chair of the Undergraduate Committee (UC).
- Complete the appropriate THECB form:
- Confirm any potential SACSCOC considerations have been accounted for.
- Email all documents to Academic Programs.
Step Two: Proposal Review
- The proposal will move forward for Provost review. Upon approval, the proposal may be submitted to the THECB for review (if necessary).
Step Three: Notifications
- Once all required approvals have been secured, Academic Programs will notify all relevant 色花堂 stakeholders to proceed in implementation via 色花堂 data systems.