Members of the Academic Planning Council include the provost, the vice president and the associate vice president for Finance and Administration, the vice president for Enrollment Management, the vice president for Marketing and Communications, the associate provost for Outreach and Engagement, the associate provost for Academic Affairs, the associate provost for Student Affairs, the assistant provost for International Programs and Services, the assistant vice president for Academic Success, the academic deans, the chief data officer for Planning, Research, and Assessment, the executive director of Online Learning, the director of Library Services, the director of Graduate Studies, the Registrar, the director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, the director of University Core Curriculum, the assistant director of the Veteran, Military and Family Resource Center, the chair of Faculty Senate, the chair of the Curriculum Committee, and the dean of students.
The major function of the Academic Planning Council is to recommend to the president of the University the feasibility of initiating new majors, minors, or programs, and to annually review the Higher Education Services plans and programs.
New Program Development Plan
Revised by Academic Planning Council
March 26, 2018
| Baccalaureate Degree | Master Degree | Doctorate Degree |
| 2017-2019 BIENNIUM | ||
| Biomedical Engineering | Food and Nutrition (Dietetics) | |
| Business / Engineering | ||
| Civil Engineering | ||
| Statistics | ||
| 2019-2021 BIENNIUM | ||
| Gender Studies | Athletic Training | Occupational Therapy |
| Geography | Environmental Science | |
| Industrial Engineering | Health Informatics | |
| Human Performance | ||
| Manufacturing Engineering (MSE) | ||
| Medical Sciences (MS or Post. Bac. Cert.) | ||
| Supply Chain Logistics | ||
| Criminal Justice | ||
| 2021-2023 BIENNIUM | ||