eCampus supports faculty in the development of high-quality online courses that expand undergraduate learning opportunities. We accept support requests for Online Asynchronous (OA) and Online Blended (OB) courses to be offered in Summer and Winter Sessions through the request form found below. Faculty interested in consultation support for developing other course modalities (e.g., online synchronous) should contact eCampus directly.

PLEASE NOTE: This year eCampus and the Office of Summer and Winter Programs have worked with the CCC+ Committee in calling for a very specific subset of undergraduate courses that meet the following criteria:

Top Priority

Courses must meet criteria 1–3 below to be considered.
Among those, courses that also meet #4 will receive higher priority.

1. Common Curriculum (CC) Courses not yet developed in collaboration with eCampus for online delivery.
2. CC Courses that the department commits to offering annually in revenue-generating Summer/Winter sessions until cumulative enrollment reaches at least 175.
3. CC Courses with consistently strong fall/spring enrollment patterns that predict positive summer enrollments.
4. CC Courses that will integrate NACE Career Competencies in collaboration with the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills

Secondary Priority

Pending available course development funds, courses meeting the most criteria below will also be considered for Secondary Priority:

1. Non-CC Gen Ed courses with strong enrollment that were previously developed with eCampus and require major revision to align with new Common CurriculumCourses  Course must have a total enrollment of at least 175 across revenue-generating Summer/Winter sessions since first offering.
2. Non-CC courses with enrollment patterns suggesting positive summer demand.
3. Non-CC courses that serve a strategic priority for departments, schools/colleges, or University initiatives.
4. Non-CC courses that will integrate NACE Career Competencies in collaboration with the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills.

Faculty who have consulted with their department and are interested in offering a course online for Summer 2026 should read through the steps below and submit the eCampus Summer Winter Online Course Support Request Form by November 1, 2025.