The President may subsequently reactivate the program within that two-year period without obtaining Board of Regents' approval. However, the deactivation or reactivation will be reported to the Chancellor by the President. If the program has not been reactivated by the end of the second academic year, the President should take action to terminate the program. A deactivated program remains an authorized program at the institution, but new students are no longer permitted to enroll. The deactivated program will not be listed in the college bulletins.
Termination means that the institution is no longer authorized to offer the program.
Subsequent reinstatement of the program must be initiated by a proposal for a new program. The policy statement and implementing guidelines for reinstatement are the same as those for new degree programs. No provisions stated herein are intended to conflict with the Bylaws or the Academic Affairs Handbook. These actions should be prompted by recommendations from properly authorized program reviews or from other studies. Program reviews are authorized by the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost.