Articulation and Transfer

The Articulation & Transfer (A&T) Council is necessary to fulfill the requirements in Tennessee Code Annotated § 49-7-202 (r)(1-5) related to articulation and transfer initiatives.  The current composition of the A&T Council consists of the chief academic officers from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, Tennessee Board of Regents, University of Tennessee System Office, Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association, Locally Governed Institutions, and University of Tennessee campuses.

• Articulation and Transfer Council Members

The 2020-2025 Articulation and Transfer Council has developed four subcommittees to support the work of: (1) Tennessee Transfer Pathways; (2) Technical Tennessee Transfer Pathways; (3) Common Course Numbering; and (4) Reverse Transfer. Subcommittee membership represents the various roles from across different entities on the Council.

• Common Course Numbering Subcouncil
  
• Reverse Transfer Subcouncil
• Technical Tennessee Transfer Pathways Subcouncil
• Tennessee Transfer Pathways Subcouncil

• THEC Articulation and Transfer Reports
• Download The Transfer Playbook: Essential Practices for Two- and Four-Year Colleges published by the Community College Research Center at Columbia University.
• Download the Transfer and Progress: Fall 2022 Report published by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.

Please contact Tracy Comer at tracy.comer@tn.gov with any questions regarding articulation and transfer initiatives.

Listserv

The Transfer Initiative listserv is a discussion list intended for Tennessee higher education staff, faculty, and administrators interested in:

1. Sharing ideas, resources and best practices pertaining to articulation and transfer,
2. Distributing campus, state, and national events and opportunities related to articulation and transfer--feel free to use this list to invite colleagues across the state to participate,
3. Soliciting feedback and guidance related issues from colleagues at neighboring institutions.

To ensure relevance and manage listserv traffic, please follow the guidelines below:

• Posts to the list should fall within one or more of the three categories above.
• When starting a new post, choose a clear and concise subject line that describes the topic.
• When replying to posts, please only respond to the group if the response is relevant to the group. Otherwise, respond to the sender.
• Generally speaking, posts should deal with one topic at a time.
• If you are seeking some sort of general information, like recommendations or how-tos, volunteer to gather all the responses, recommend that others contact you directly, and then summarize the responses for the list. This will help keep list traffic more manageable.
• Include an email signature with your first and last name so that others know who you are.