Curriculum for All Degree Programs
Click on the links below for the most current version of the nationally provided College of Commissioner Science courses:
Current Curriculum
The Curriculum Review Team will be updating courses on a regular basis. The most current can be found here:
For both current and archived. Each course is in a zip file that is self-contained with all materials—course outline, teaching notes, PowerPoint presentation, and handouts necessary to teach the course. Simply click on the link and download the file.
In addition, local councils are authorized to develop meaningful content that is relevant to improve Unit Service in their area.
| Bachelors Courses | |
| 101—199 National courses | 201—299 Local council courses |
| Masters Courses | |
| 301—399 National courses | 401—499 Local council courses |
| Doctorate Courses | |
| 501—599 National courses | 601—699 Local council courses |
| Continuing Education | |
| 701—799 National courses | 801—899 Local council courses |
Administrative Resources
The College of Commissioner Science is a significant event and requires detailed planning to be successful.
Several proven administrative resources are provided to ensure that local councils can deliver a great College of Commissioner Science.
The College of Commissioner Science Resources page includes several folders for download:
- College basics
- Curriculum notes
- Degree requirements
- Virtual College notes
- Sample catalog ideas
- Sample evaluations
- Sample facility guides
- Sample financial forms
- Sample planning guides
- Sample schedules
- Typical job descriptions
Feedback on Curriculum
Commissioners are encouraged to provide feedback on our College of Commissioner Science curriculum and Administrative Resources. If you have suggestions for updates or if you note errors in the material, please use the form below to share your comments. All feedback is collected by the Curriculum Review Team and is considered for future updates
Feedback on College of Commissioner Science materials
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