Freshman Learning Community
(FLC) Guidelines
Linked Courses Definition:
Two or more sections of different courses that one group of students
take together, forming a “Learning Community”.
No other students may enroll in these sections and linked courses will
share a common section number.
The Director of New Student Programs in University College coordinates the
Freshman Learning Communities, and will be the Link Scheduling Coordinator
for linked Freshman Learning Community courses.
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Freshman Learning Communities will be considered an independent academic
area and participate in the Schedule build process as such.
FLC will designate a primary Scheduling Contact. The demographic
information for the FLC Scheduling contact given will be added to the
Department Contact list. In turn, this will be provided to each of
our Department Scheduling Coordinators, as well as included in the
Scheduling Office Informational Packet
- With the completion of a Link Scheduling form, signed by Departmental
Scheduling Coordinators, the anticipated course offering will then
be considered independent of the department, and managed by the FLC Link
Scheduling Coordinator. FLC Link Scheduling Coordinator will
consult with Departmental Scheduling Coordinators, as appropriate, and
inform Departmental Scheduling Coordinators of any changes.
- Academic departments will not add, revise, or delete any FLC course that
is Link Scheduled on their Department Course Listings (DCL) or Schedule of
Classes Listing (SCL).
- Each form will represent one set of linked courses.
- Linked courses will share the same section number for easy identification.
- Each linked course will have a comment annotating the program they are
affiliated with. (i.e. Freshman Learning Community)
- Any linked courses that are also offered as (AOA) another course will
require signatures from each of the offering departments on the Link
Scheduling Form.
FLC
Linked Scheduling Form
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