Academic Program Proposal

Date Proposal Activated	Institution and Proposal	Degree Awarded	Academic Program Name	Objections Received	Objection Deadline	MHEC Final Action	Final Decision Date
	Baltimore City Community College Proposal	Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)	Transportation and Supply Chain Management	Yes	8/25/2018	Approved	9/10/2018
Transportation and Supply Chain Management Program Description
The primary goal of the Transportation and Supply Chain Management Program (TSCM) is to provide a pathway for students to fill a workforce gap in the transportation, distribution, maritime and supply chain management industries. Students will have the options to obtain academic, experience and industry credentials for their careers in the pivotal Maritime, Transportation, and Supply Chain industries. The TSCM program is an essential first step to accelerating entry into the job market which impacts the local and national economy and our global competitiveness. Students will fill positions in port operations and port-based logistics, vessel operations, and emerging maritime technologies. Whether they come in at the entry level or changing careers, student can use the skills and knowledge gained to obtain certifications and to advance or qualify for higher paying jobs for a more rewarding position. <br> <br>The program is developed in partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools and The Port Alliance as part of the expansion of P-TECH program offerings.
Objection(s) to Proposal and Response(s) Listed Below
Cecil's Objection.pdfBCCC Response to Cecil College Objection to Transportation Proposal 8-17-18.pdf