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DRAFT MOTION

Approve the University of South Dakota’s articulation agreements with Northeast

Community College and the Sanford Medical Center, as presented.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL

AGENDA ITEM: 5 – A (2)

DATE: July 8, 2020

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SUBJECT

Articulation Agreements – USD

CONTROLLING STATUTE, RULE, OR POLICY

BOR Policy 2:27 – Program to Program Articulation Agreements

BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION

BOR Policy 2:27 Program to Program Articulation Agreements establishes requirements

for institutions seeking to develop program level agreements for interested transfer

students. The policy further establishes the distinction between AA, AS, and AAS degrees

which are classified as transferable, terminal, or non-transferable degrees (respectively).

However, the AAS is “transferable when a specific degree articulation agreement exists

between a given A.A.S. degree and a specific Baccalaureate degree.” Agreements

established with regionally accredited institutions must be developed in conjunction with

the faculty, following all institutional guidelines and are monitored as a function of the

institutional program review process. Once approved, the agreements apply only at

Regental institutions with equivalent programs.

IMPACT AND RECOMMENDATION

To comply with BOR Policy 2:27, the University of South Dakota requests approval for

the following articulation agreement:

Students who have completed coursework in the Associate of Arts degree in Music

at Northeast Community College (NECC) can apply credit toward the Bachelor of

Musical Arts degree at USD.


Education at Northeast Community College (NECC) can apply credit toward the

Bachelor of Music with a specialization in Music Education degree at USD.


Performance at Northeast Community College (NECC) can apply credit toward the

Bachelor of Music with a specialization in Performance degree at USD.

http://www.sdbor.edu/policy/2-academic_Affairs/documents/2-27.pdf

Articulation Agreements – USD

July 8, 2020

of 2

Students who have completed coursework in the Radiologic Technology Certificate

at the Sanford Medical Center dba Sanford School of Radiologic Technology

(Sanford) can apply credit toward the Bachelor of Science degree in Health

Sciences at USD.

Board staff recommends approval.

ATTACHMENTS

Attachment I – USD Articulation Agreement: NECC

Attachment II – USD Articulation Agreement: Sanford

PROGRAM TO PROGRAM ARTICULATION AGREEMENT

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA (USD)

and

NORTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE (NECC)

Agreement with Respect to Applying the

MUSIC

Associate of Arts Degree Program at NECC

Towards the

Bachelor of Musical Arts Program at USD

I. Parties

The parties to this agreement are The University of South Dakota (USD) and Northeast

Community College (NECC).

II. Purpose

The purpose of this agreement is to:

A. have a signed articulation agreement that addresses the varying needs of students

and complementary nature of the institutions’ programs;

B. provide increased educational opportunities for students from the region;

C. extend and clarify educational opportunities for students;

D. provide NECC students who have completed the AA degree in Music an opportunity

to earn a Bachelor of Musical Arts degree.

III. Academic Program

Graduation Requirements for the Bachelor of Musical Arts at USD

Music Major Requirements: 45

Minor Requirements: 18

General Education Credits: 30

Transfer block credits from NECC AA: Music: 27

Total credits required: 120

ATTACHMENT I 3

A. Requirements to be completed at USD for the Bachelor of Musical Arts major are

reflected in the catalog website: http://catalog.usd.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=27&poid=4669&hl=%22Music%5C%22&returnt

o=search

Music Requirements

MUS 240: Music Cultures of the World 3

MUS 250: Electronic Music 2

MUS 313: Form and Analysis 3

MUS 330: Music History I 3

MUS 331: Music History II 3

MUS 360: Conducting 2

MUS 363: Advanced Instrumental Conducting or

MUS 364: advanced Choral Conducting 2

MUS 411: Counterpoint or

MUS 414: Post Tonal Theory 3

MUAP 2XX, 3XX, 4XX: Applied Lessons 4

MUAP 170, 270, 370, 470: Recital Lab (4 semesters)* 0

MUEN 3XX: Major Ensemble 4

MUAP 115: Class Piano 2

MUAP 116: Class Piano 2

Music Electives 12

Total credits 45

Notes:

* The expectation would be that NECC students who transfer to USD would be

enrolled in Recital Lab during all on campus semesters. These would be noted by

the MUAP X70 Recital Lab course for a minimum of four semesters.

B. The general education coursework to meet Regental System General Education

Requirements must also be completed as outlined below. This coursework may be

taken at NECC if courses are delivered under the current General Education

agreement with the Board of Regents. Required general education coursework

required for the AA in Music are identified in the chart below. Additional general

education coursework will be transferred if the Regental System General Education

transfer requirements are met.

ATTACHMENT I 4

http://catalog.usd.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=27&poid=4669&hl=%22Music%5C%22&returnto=search


General Education Course Requirements

General Education

Requirements

NECC Coursework (Must meet

Regental System requirements)

Additional General

Education courses needed

Written Communication

and Literacy Skills 6

ENGL 1010 Composition I

ENGL 2050 Creating Stories

Oral Communication 3

SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of

Communication

or

SPCH 1110 Public Speaking

Social Sciences 6

Complete Any 2:

POLS 1000 American Government

GEOG 1020 World Regional

Geography

ECON 2110 Principles of

Macroeconomics

SOCI 1010 Intro to Sociology

PSYC 1810 Intro to Psychology

Humanities and Fine Arts 6

MUS 1010: Intro to Music

&

HIST 1030 European Civilization

or HIST 1040 European Civilization II

or HIST 1050 World History I

or HIST 1060 World History II

Mathematics 3

MATH 1100 Topics & Ideas in

Mathematics or

MATH 1150 College Algebra

Natural Sciences 6

BIOS 1010: General Biology or

CHEM 1090: General Chemistry 1 or

PHYS 1130 Introductory Physics I

1 Science Courses plus

lab

Total General

Education Credit Hours 30 27 3

ATTACHMENT I 5

IV. Forward Articulation (completing the AA in Music at NECC and transferring to

USD to complete the Bachelor of Musical Arts)

A. Upon successful completion of the requirements of the AA in Music, students

may transfer to USD to complete the Bachelor of Musical Arts. At that time, USD will

accept a block of up to 30 course credits from the AA degree in Music from NECC.

Students must successfully complete the AA in Music from NECC prior to transferring to

USD for the specialization course credits to be accepted. Transferable general education

coursework in addition to up to 30 specialization course block credits will be accepted.

USD will accept a total of 60 credits.

NECC Course Name and Title Credits USD Equivalent USD Course and Title

MUSC 1010 Intro to Music 3 MUS 100 Music Appreciation

MUSC 1220 Music Theory I 2 MUS 110 Basic Music Theory I

MUSC 1250 Ear Training/Sight Singing 2 MUS 110L Basic Music Theory I Lab

MUSC 1230 Music Theory II 2 MUS 111 Basic Music Theory II

MUSC 1260 Ear Training/Sight Singing II 2 MUS 111L Basic Music Theory I Lab

MUSC 2220 Music Theory III 2 MUS 210 Advanced Music Theory I

MUSC 2250 Ear Training/Sight Singing III 2 MUS 210L Adv. Music Theory I Lab

MUSC 2230 Music Theory IV 2 MUS 211 Advanced Music Theory II

MUSC 2260 Ear Training/Sight Singing IV 2 MUS 211L Adv. Music Theory II Lab

MUSC XXXX Individual Music Lessons 4 MUAP 1XX & 2XX

MUSC 1130 or 1180 Chorus or Band 4 MUEN 1XX

Total Transfer Credits 27 (-3)

B. Students will complete the requirements for the Bachelor of Musical Arts major and any

other general education or free elective requirements that remain unsatisfied.

C. Students must meet all Board of Regents policies and university graduation requirements to

receive a degree.

V. Additional requirements

Students transferring coursework from NECC must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a

4.0 scale.

VI. Obligations

Both parties agree to confer with each other on a yearly basis regarding changes in

curricula involved in this articulation agreement.

VII. Modification

This agreement may be modified from time to time by the South Dakota Board of

Regents and Northeast Community College.

ATTACHMENT I 6

VIII. Termination

This Agreement depends upon the continued availability of appropriated funds and

expenditure authority from the Legislature for this purpose. If for any reason the

Legislature fails to appropriate or grant expenditure authority or funds become

unavailable by operation of law or federal funds reductions, this Agreement will be

terminated by USD. Termination for any of these reasons is not a default by USD nor

does it give rise to a claim against USD. Student(s) enrolled in the program at that time

shall be allowed to complete the program.

IX. Effective Date of Agreement:

The agreement applies to students who graduated from NECC in 2020 or later. This

agreement updated in 2020 is in effect upon approval of all parties.

ATTACHMENT I 7

X.

University of South Dakota

__________________________________________________ Date: ____6/25/2020__

Bruce Kelley

Interim Dean, College of Fine Arts


__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Sheila Gestring

President


Northeast Community College

___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Faye Kilday

Dean of HASS Division


___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Leah Barrett

President


ATTACHMENT I 8



AND



MUSIC - EDUCATION


Towards the

Bachelor of Music with a specialization in Music Education Program at USD

I. Parties



II. Purpose






D. provide NECC students who have completed the AA degree in Music – Education

with a minimum cumulative grade point average of a 2.5 the opportunity to earn a

Bachelor of Music degree with a specialization in Music Education.


Graduation Requirements for the Bachelor of Music: Music Education at USD

Music Major Requirements: 50-51

Education Courses (-3 for INED 211) 24

General Education Credits: (24 from NECC+ 6 from USD) 30

Transfer block credits from NECC AA: Music – Education (2) + Intro (-3): 25

Total credits required: 129-130

ATTACHMENT I 9

A. Requirements to be completed at USD for the Bachelor of Music in Music Education

major are reflected in the catalog website: http://catalog.usd.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=27&poid=4669&hl=%22Music%5C%22&returnt

o=search

Music Requirements (39 credits)

MUS 175: Public School String Methods 2





MUS 351: Elementary School Music Methods 3


MUS 374: Percussion Methods 1

MUS 420: Orchestration and Arranging 3

MUS 452: Teaching Music in the Secondary Schools 2

MUAP 3XX, 4XX: Applied Lessons 8

MUAP 370, 470: Recital Lab (4 semesters) * 0

MUAP 483: Public Recital 1


Music Electives ** 4

Select one of the following areas of focus (11-12 credit)

1. Vocal Music (11 credits)

MUS 171: Pedagogy (2 credits)

11

MUS 302: Vocal Diction I (1 credit)

MUS 303: Vocal Diction II (1 credit)

MUS 342: Pub. School Choral Literature & Techniques (3 credits)

MUS 364: Advanced Choral Conducting (2 credits)

MUS 376: Instrumental Methods for Vocal Ed (2 credits)

2. Instrumental Music (12 credits)

MUS 346: Vocal Lit and Tech for Inst. Major (2 credits)

12

MUS 363: Advanced Instrumental Conducting (2 credits)

MUS 366: Instrumental Lit and Tech (2 credits)

MUS 369: Marching Band Techniques (1 credit)

MUS 373: Pub. School Woodwind Methods (3 credits)

MUS 375: Pub. School Brass Methods (2 credits)

Teacher Education Requirements (27 credits)

All Students Must Complete Ed School Requirements

SEED 450: Reading Development 3

EDFN 440: Classroom Management 2

EDER 415: Educational Measurement 2

SEED 488: 7-12 Student Teaching 4

ELED 488: K-8 Student Teaching 4

EDFN 475: Human Relations 3

EPSY 200: Child/Adolescent Development & Learning 3

INED 211: SD American Indian Culture and Education*** 3

SPED 100: Introduction to Persons with Exceptionalities 3

Total credits 77-78 (-3)

ATTACHMENT I 10



Notes:

* The expectation would be that NECC students who transfer to USD would be enrolled

in Recital Lab during all on campus semesters. These would be noted by the MUAP X70

Recital Lab course for a minimum of four semesters.

** The USD Music Department would agree to substitute 4 music elective credits in

place of Applied Lessons based on NECC only offering applied music at the one credit

level. The expectation would be that NECC students who transfer to USD would be

enrolled in Applied Lessons during all on campus semesters.

*** Also a General Education Requirement


Requirements must also be completed as outlined below. This coursework may be taken

at NECC if courses are delivered under the current General Education agreement with the

Board of Regents. Required general education coursework required for the AA in Music

are identified in the chart below. Additional general education coursework will be

transferred if the Regental System General Education transfer requirements are met.


General Education

Requirements

NECC Coursework (Must meet

Regental System requirements)

Additional General

Education courses needed






SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of

Communication

or


Social Sciences 6

Complete Any 2:


GEOG 1020 World Regional

Geography

ECON 2110 Principles of

Macroeconomics



Humanities and Fine

Arts 6


INED 211: SD American

Indian Culture and

Education (Required in the

Education Curriculum)

Mathematics 3

MATH 1100 Topics & Ideas in

Mathematics or


Natural Sciences 6




1 Science Courses plus lab

Total General

Education Credit

Hours

30 24 6

ATTACHMENT I 11

IV. Forward Articulation (completing the AA in Music - Education at NECC and

transferring to USD to complete the Bachelor of Music in Music Education)

A. Upon successful completion of the requirements of the AA in Music - Education, students

may transfer to USD to complete the Bachelor of Music in Music Education. At that time, USD

will accept a block of up to 30 course credits from the AA degree in Music from NECC.

Students must successfully complete the AA in Music from NECC prior to transferring to USD

for the specialization course credits to be accepted. Transferable general education coursework in

addition to up to 30 specialization course block credits will be accepted. USD will accept a total

of 60 credits.













EDUC 1110 Intro to Professional Education 3 (+1) EDFN 338 Foundations in American Education

EDUC 1700 or EDUC 1710 – Prof. Practicum 2 (+1) SEED 296 Field Experience


A. Students will complete the requirements for the Bachelor of Music in Music Education major

and any other general education or free elective requirements that remain unsatisfied.

B. Students must meet all Board of Regents policies and university graduation requirements to

receive a degree.



4.0 scale.

VI. Obligations



VII. Modification



ATTACHMENT I 12

VIII. Termination











ATTACHMENT I 13

X.


__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Bruce Kelley



__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Sheila Gestring

President



___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Faye Kilday



___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Leah Barrett

President


ATTACHMENT I 14



and



MUSIC - PERFORMANCE


Towards the

Bachelor of Music with a specialization in Performance Program at USD

I. Parties



II. Purpose






D. provide NECC students who have completed the AA degree in Music - Performance

an opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Music degree with a specialization

Performance.


Graduation Requirements for the Bachelor of Music: Performance at USD

Music Major Requirements: 60

General Education Credits (27 from NECC and 3 from USD): 30

Transfer block credits from NECC AA: Music - Performance: 30


ATTACHMENT I 15

A. Requirements to be completed at USD for the Bachelor of Music in Performance

major are reflected in the catalog website: http://catalog.usd.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=27&poid=4669&hl=%22Music%5C%22&returnt

o=search

Music Requirements (60 credits)

MUS 171: Pedagogy 1



MUS 313: Form and Analysis 3




MUS 420: Orchestration and Arranging 3

MUS 411: Counterpoint or

MUS 414: Post Tonal Theory 3

MUAP 3XX, 4XX: Applied Lessons 16

MUAP 370, 470: Recital Lab (4 semesters) * 0


MUAP 483: Public Recital (Junior) 1

MUAP 483: Public Recital (Senior) 1

Music Electives ** 9

Select one of the following areas of focus (6 credit total)

1. Voice (6 credits)

MUS 302: Vocal Diction I (1 credit)

6

MUS 303: Vocal Diction II (1 credit)

MUS 364: Advanced Choral Conducting (2 credits)

MUS 445: Song Literature (2 credits)

2. Piano (6 credits)

MUS 340: Piano Literature (2 credits)

6 Music Electives (4 credits)

3. Winds, Percussion, Strings (6 credits)

MUS 363: Advanced Instrumental Conducting (2

credits)


4. Organ (6 credits)

MUS 490: Seminar (Organ Lit & Construction) (2

credits)


Other Electives 3***

Total credits 60

Notes:

* The expectation would be that NECC students who transfer to USD would be

enrolled in Recital Lab during all on campus semesters. These would be noted by

the MUAP X70 Recital Lab course for a minimum of four semesters.

ATTACHMENT I 16



** The USD Music Department would agree to substitute 12 music elective

credits in place of Applied Lessons based on NECC only offering applied music

at the one credit level. The expectation would be that NECC students who

transfer to USD would be enrolled in Applied Lessons during all on campus

semesters.

*** USD will accept HPER 1550 Lifetime Wellness as an elective to fulfill an

elective program requirement.


Requirements must also be completed as outlined below. This coursework may be

taken at NECC if courses are delivered under the current General Education

agreement with the Board of Regents. Required general education coursework

required for the AA in Music - Performance are identified in the chart below.

Additional general education coursework will be transferred if the Regental System

General Education transfer requirements are met.


General Education

Requirements

NECC Coursework (Must meet Regental

System requirements)

Additional

General Education

courses needed






SPCH 1010 Fundamentals of Communication

or


Social Sciences 6

Complete Any 2:


GEOG 1020 World Regional Geography

ECON 2110 Principles of Macroeconomics



Humanities and Fine Arts 6


&

HIST 1030 European Civilization

or

HIST 1040 European Civilization II

or

HIST 1050 World History I

or

HIST 1060 World History II

Mathematics 3

MATH 1100 Topics & Ideas in Mathematics

or


Natural Sciences 6




1 Science Courses

plus lab

Total General

Education Credit Hours 30 27 3

ATTACHMENT I 17

IV. Forward Articulation (completing the AA in Music - Performance at NECC and

transferring to USD to complete the Bachelor of Music in Performance)

A. Upon successful completion of the requirements of the AA in Music, students may transfer to

USD to complete the Bachelor of Music in Performance. At that time, USD will accept a block

of up to 27 course credits from the AA degree in Music - Performance from NECC. Students

must successfully complete the AA in Music from NECC prior to transferring to USD for the

specialization course credits to be accepted. Transferable general education coursework in

addition to up to 27 specialization course block credits will be accepted. USD will accept a total

of 57 credits.














B. Students will complete the requirements for the Bachelor of Music in Performance major and

any other general education or free elective requirements that remain unsatisfied.

C. Students must meet all Board of Regents policies and university graduation requirements to

receive a degree.



4.0 scale.

VI. Obligations



VII. Modification



ATTACHMENT I 18

VIII. Termination











ATTACHMENT I 19

X.


__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Bruce Kelley



__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Sheila Gestring

President



___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Faye Kilday



___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Leah Barrett

President


ATTACHMENT I 20

Updated 2020



AND

SANFORD MEDICAL CENTER dba SANFORD SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC

TECHNOLOGY


RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE

Towards the

HEALTH SCIENCES

Bachelor of Science Degree Program at USD

I. Parties

The parties to this agreement are The University of South Dakota (USD) and Sanford

Medical Center dba Sanford School of Radiologic Technology (Sanford) in Sioux Falls,

South Dakota.

II. Purpose


A. have a signed articulation agreement that addresses the varying needs of students and

the complementary nature of the institutions’ programs;

B. provide increased educational opportunities for students from South Dakota and the

region;

C. extend and clarify educational opportunities for students; and

D. have a signed agreement that addresses the needs of students in the Sanford

Radiologic Technology program to complete an academic degree, enabling the

radiologic technology graduate to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic

Technologist’s exam to be credentialed as a Registered Radiologic Technologist.


Graduation Requirements for the BS in Health Sciences at USD

Health Science Major Requirements: 44

General Education Credits: 30-321

Transfer up to 49 block credits from Sanford Radiologic Technology: 49


1Natural Science general education requirements are reflected in the Health Sciences major requirements too.

ATTACHMENT II 21

Updated 2020

A. Requirements to be completed at USD for the Health Sciences major are reflected in

the catalog website: USD Catalog: B.S. in Health Sciences


Requirements must also be completed as outlined below. General education

coursework will be transferred if the Regental System General Education transfer

requirements are met.


General Education Requirements

Written Communication and Literacy Skills ENGL 101 Composition 3

Oral Communication SPCM 101

Fundamentals of Speech 3

Social Sciences PSYC 101

General Psychology 3

Humanities and Fine Arts ENGL 210 3

Mathematics Math 114

College Algebra or higher 3

Natural Sciences PHGY 220/Lab Human Anatomy and Physiology I

HSC 280/Lab Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology

3-4*

Institution Designated General Education Requirements

Advanced Composition 3

Additional Social Science Course SOC 100

Introduction to Sociology 3

Additional Fine Arts/Humanities 3

Additional lab science course/lab

Human Disease 281 or

PHGY 230/Lab

Human Anatomy and Integrated Physiology II

3-4*

Total General Education Credit Hours 30-32*

*Science credits double counted in total for the major

ATTACHMENT II 22

http://catalog.usd.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=27&poid=4644http://catalog.usd.edu/index.php

Updated 2020

IV. Pathway One: Reverse Articulation (completing years one and two at USD, years

three and four at Sanford Radiologic Technology Program, and transferring

radiologic technology block credits back to USD for completion of degree)

A. Students will complete the required Health Science major courses through the

University of South Dakota during the first two years of their education. While

completing the required USD credit hours (71), the student will apply for admission

to the Sanford Medical Center School of Radiologic Technology. This is a competitive

process and admission is not guaranteed. Students who are granted admission will

enter the radiologic technology program at Sanford (Sioux Falls) at the beginning of

their third year and complete the requirements of the radiologic technology program

at the end of the fourth year.

B. Upon successful completion of the requirements of the radiologic technology

program, the student will transfer back to USD and apply for graduation. At that time,

USD will accept a block of up to 49 radiologic technology credits in transfer.

C. USD will waive the graduation requirement that 15 of the last 30 credits for the

baccalaureate degree must be earned as institutional credit.

D. Students must meet all other Board of Regents and university graduation requirements

in order to receive a degree.

V. Pathway Two: Forward Articulation (completing the Radiologic Technology

Program at Sanford and transferring to USD to complete the Bachelor of Science in

Health Sciences).

A. Upon successful completion of the requirements of the radiologic technology

program, students may transfer to USD to complete the BS in Health Sciences. At

that time, USD will accept a block of up to 49 radiologic technology course credits

from the radiologic technology program. Students must successfully complete the

radiologic technology program at Sanford prior to transferring to USD for the

technical course credits to be accepted.

B. Students will complete the requirements for the Health Sciences major and any other

general education or free elective requirements that remain unsatisfied.

C. Students must meet all Board of Regents policies and university graduation

requirements in order to receive a degree.

VI. Additional requirements

Students transferring coursework from Sanford must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a

4.0 scale.

VII. Obligations

Both parties agree to confer with each other on a yearly basis regarding changes in curricula

involved in this articulation agreement.

ATTACHMENT II 23

Updated 2020

VIII. Modification

This agreement may be modified from time to time by the South Dakota Board of Regents

and Sanford, but only in a writing signed by both parties.

IX. Termination

This agreement may be terminated by either party upon one year’s written notice to the

other. Student(s) enrolled in good standing in the program at that time shall be allowed to

complete the program.

X. Effective Date of Agreement:

This Agreement is effective July 1, 2020 and shall continue for a term of one year. Unless

earlier terminated as set forth herein, this Agreement will automatically renew for

successive terms of one year each.

ATTACHMENT II 24

Updated 2020

XI. Signatures

For the University of South Dakota:

__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Dr. Haifa AbouSamra

Dean, School of Health Sciences


__________________________________________________ Date: _______________

Sheila K. Gestring

President


For Sanford Medical Center dba Sanford School of Radiologic Technology:

___________________________________________________ Date: ______________

Candace R. McNamara

Program Director

Sanford School of Radiologic Technology

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