COMAR Title 13B.02.03 - Maryland Higher Education Commission
COMAR Title 13B.02.03 - Maryland Higher Education Commission
COMAR Title 13B.02.03 - Maryland Higher Education Commission
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(d) Financial resources are adequate to support the curriculum.<br />
(3) The Secretary may grant approval to offer or may recommend offering of a<br />
directed technology certificate program for a period of 3 years and may renew the<br />
approval or recommendation after the third year on application by the institution.<br />
(4) The president of the institution shall submit to the Secretary a letter of request<br />
that responds to the requirements of this regulation. The review of a program proposal for<br />
a directed technology certificate shall be processed and a decision made within 30 days<br />
after it is submitted to the Secretary.<br />
D. New Certificate in Existing Degree Programs.<br />
(1) A program proposal for a new certificate in an existing degree program may be<br />
made in a brief, one-page document that:<br />
(a) Explains the centrality of the proposed certificate program to the mission of<br />
the institution;<br />
program;<br />
program.<br />
(b) Provides evidence of the market demand for the proposed certificate<br />
(c) Sets out the curriculum design; and<br />
(d) Shows that adequate faculty resources exist for the proposed certificate<br />
(2) Favorable action on a completed program proposal by the Secretary constitutes<br />
final program approval or endorsement.<br />
(3) If the Secretary does not approve or recommend the program proposal, the<br />
Secretary shall provide a written explanation of the reasons.<br />
(4) Following the Secretary's decision on a proposed certificate program, an<br />
institution may elect to:<br />
(a) Revise a proposal to address the Secretary's reasons for disapproval or<br />
non-recommendation and submit the revised proposal for reconsideration; or<br />
(b) Have the matter reviewed by the <strong>Commission</strong> in accordance with the<br />
appeal procedure in Regulation .27 of this chapter.<br />
<strong>13B.02.03</strong>.26<br />
.26 Health Occupation Shortage and Statewide Programs.<br />
A. Health Occupation Shortage Programs.<br />
(1) Any student who is a resident of this State and enrolls at a community college<br />
in a program that the <strong>Commission</strong> has designated as a health occupation shortage<br />
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