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Senate Bill 19-20-18

Bill ID: 19-20-18
PCC ID: 18085
Name: PCC Proposal to Rename the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in "Survey Statistics" to "Fundamentals of Survey Statistics"
Proposed: 09/27/2019
Sponsor: PCC Committee
Proposal: The Joint Program in Survey Methodology (JPSM) within the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences proposes to rename its current post-baccalaureate certificate program in “Survey Statistics” to “Fundamentals of Survey Statistics.” The curriculum provides a comprehensive treatment of survey statistics at a fundamental level. The coursework focuses on key areas of survey statistics, including survey and data science, sampling, and inference from complex surveys. Students are also able to go into more depth in these areas through a variety of elective courses. The program title change also aligns with JPSM’s other certificate program, “Fundamentals of Survey Methodology.” “Fundamentals of Survey Statistics” is a more accurate title and will be more appealing to prospective students interested in an introductory graduate program in survey statistics.
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Status

Status: Completed
Completed On: 05/13/2020

History

Status: Complete
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Status: Complete
Reviewer: Senate
Received: 2019-10-29
Decision Date: 2019-11-05
Decision: The Senate voted to approve the proposal.
Next Step: Presidential Approval
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Status: Complete
Reviewer: Senate Executive Committee (SEC)
Received: 2019-10-15
Decision Date: 2019-10-22
Decision: The SEC voted to place the item on the agenda of the November 5, 2019 Senate meeting for consideration.
Next Step: Senate Review
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Status: Complete
Reviewer: Programs, Curricula, & Courses (PCC) Committee
Received: 2019-09-27
Decision Date: 2019-10-04
Decision: The PCC Committee voted to approve the proposal.
Actions: The PCC Committee considered this proposal at its meeting on October 4, 2019. Chris Antoun, Assistant Research Professor in the Joint Program in Survey Methodology, presented the proposal and responded to questions from the committee. The proposal was unanimously approved by the committee.
Next Step: SEC Review
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