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Susan Wyche   ·  12/09/22

Palomar supports the program modification.


Tina Recalde   ·  12/09/22

San Diego Mesa supports the program modification.


George Dowden   ·  12/09/22

Cuyamaca supports but shares the concern over the award name.


Jesse Lopez   ·  12/08/22

Miramar College supports a modification, not a new program. However, faculty have shared a concern about the award name. See the full note below: "My only concern is about City's proposals: It appears that they are proposing to change the name of their entrepreneurship degree and certificate from "Small Business Management Entrepreneur" to "Business Management." I think this change in title might be misleading for students, since business management and entrepreneurship are not really the same thing. And City's degree and certificate seem to still be about entrepreneurship: The course requirements appear to be directed towards this and the TOP code is specific to Small Business and Entrepreneurship (050640). So I think City's award title should remain something like "Entrepreneurship" or "Small Business Management." At Miramar we have an Entrepreneurship certificate and degree and also a separate and distinct Business Management certificate and degree. The Business management one is a more general degree that prepares students to work in already-existing businesses as a first-level supervisor or similar position. The Entrepreneurship one prepares students to start and run their own small business as a business owner/founder. I believe this is a relatively common distinction in degrees/certificates at CCC campuses and is also expressed in the different TOP codes for these areas."


Cassandra Storey   ·  12/08/22

Is this a program mod or a new program?


Dr. Javier Ayala   ·  12/08/22

No support due COE evidence.


John Edwards   ·  11/30/22

San Diego City College submitted the appropriate LMI from the COE. The COE does not recommend developing a *new* program for these occupations because 1) there is an estimated oversupply in the region and 2) a large number of institutions train for these occupations. Colleges should also note that employers typically require a bachelor’s degree as the minimum educational requirement for these occupations. However, because this is a program modification and the program includes an entrepreneurial component, the COE defers to the region.


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