The
UNC Policy Manual
400.4.1.1[R]
Adopted
03/23/05
Amended
04/05/18
I. Purpose. This
regulation applies to institutions with programs licensed pursuant to Section
400.4.1 of the UNC Policy Manual, which open or intend to open additional sites
or campuses in North Carolina after having been previously licensed to conduct
postsecondary degree granting activity by the Board of Governors.
II. Application
Required
A.
The institution shall provide an application for the
proposed campus or site documenting that the institution will be in compliance
with the Section 400.4.1 of the UNC Policy Manual at the proposed new campus or
site. Staff from the University of North
Carolina System Office (UNC System Office) shall direct the form and content of
the application based upon the initial notification received from the
institution and may require a site visit to the proposed new campus or
site.
B. Staff will review the application for
the proposed campus or site.
C. If appropriate, staff from the UNC
System Office will respond in writing that the institution may proceed with its
plans to open the new campus or site to offer the proposed postsecondary degree
programs that have been previously approved by the Board of Governors. The UNC System Office requires a site visit,
within a calendar year of the date of the letter of approval, by a team of examiners
with expertise in the field to ascertain the institution’s compliance with Section
400.4.1 of the UNC Policy Manual at the new campus or site.
D. A report of the site visit by the team
of examiners will be forwarded to the UNC System Office for review and
recommendation to the president.
E. The institution must comply with the
Section 400.4.1 of the UNC Policy Manual to maintain its license to offer the
degrees at the additional site.
III. Other
Matters
A.
Effective Date. The requirements of this regulation
shall be effective on the date of adoption of this regulation by the president.
B.
Relation to Federal and State Laws and Policies. The
foregoing regulation is meant to supplement, and does not purport to supplant
or modify, those statutory enactments, regulations, and policies which may
govern or relate to the subject matter of this regulation.