Slate - Prospective graduate student applications portal. You must have completed the required FERPA training in order to request Slate access. If you do not have Slate access, contact the GPC.
If you are a member of the Admissions Committee, follow this link to the guide on viewing applications and submitting review forms through Slate.
If you are a member of the faculty who wishes to view applications for recruitment, follow this link to the guide on viewing applications in Slate on read-only mode.
Admissions Handbook - Timeline of admissions cycle, application guidance, and fellowship nomination information.
How to Issue Permission Numbers - A guide for instructors to issue permission numbers
Proposals for new courses and updates to existing courses must go through the Department's Curriculum Committee for approval. Once approved, the instructor will work with the Office Specialist (Coursedog contact) to ensure all necessary materials are included in the CFANS course proposal.
Review the CFANS guide Instructions for Proposing New Undergraduate Courses or Instructions for Updating Undergraduate Courses, depending on your circumstances. The directions for undergraduate and graduate courses are essentially the same.
An accurate syllabus is the cornerstone of a course proposal. In order to ensure your proposal does not have delays, the Office of Undergraduate Education has created the CFANS Syllabus Template, which meets the majority of syllabus requirements. If you choose to develop your own syllabus template or make extreme modifications to the CFANS Syllabus Template, please review the Syllabus Requirements policy.
When you have completed your syllabus, review the CFANS Syllabus Checklist to ensure accessibility and compliance with university policy.