The Transfer Council focuses on improving transfer and articulation to better serve Oregon students. In addition to the public meetings of the Transfer Council, the HECC convenes numerous subcommittees that advise on transfer initiatives. The HECC posts information on Transfer Council faculty subcommittee meetings here for partners who wish to stay engaged on this work.
Transfer Council subcommittees work on the following transfer initiatives.
Development of new Major Transfer Maps (MTMs): new major-specific agreements that prepare students for transfer into one of Oregon’s public universities in a particular major. Information on MTM work, including approved MTMs, can be found on the
Educator Resources – Major Transfer Maps web page.
Development of Common Course Numbering (CCN): alignment of commonly taken lower-division courses across the public institutions in order to help students receive transfer credit for these courses. Information on CCN work, including courses approved for CCN, can be found on the
Educator Resources – Common Course Numbering web page.
About Transfer Council Faculty Subcommittees
Information on current subcommittes is available below.
Major Transfer Map (MTM) Faculty Subcommittees
The Transfer Council convenes numerous curricular subcommittees focused on development of recommendations for Major Transfer Maps. With legislation passed in 2025 (House Bill 3026), the meetings of the subcommittees listed below are exempt from public meeting law requirements. However, the HECC continues to make meeting information and viewing access available for partners who wish to stay informed on the work.
- Biology Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- Business Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- Communication Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee -
- Computer Science Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- Elementary Education Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- English Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- Human Development & Family Studies Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- Psychology Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
- Sociology Major Transfer Map (MTM) Subcommittee
For information on the current MTM Faculty Subcommittee members, contact Leigh Graziano, Leigh.Graziano@hecc.oregon.gov.
MTM Faculty Subcommittee Membership and Role:
For information on the current MTM Faculty Subcommittee members, contact Leigh Graziano, Leigh.Graziano@hecc.oregon.gov.
Common Course Numbering (CCN) Faculty Subcommittees
The Transfer Council convenes numerous subcommittees focused on the development of recommendations for Common Course Numbering. With legislation passed in 2024 (Senate Bill 1152) and 2025 (House Bill 3026), the meetings of the subcommittees below are exempt from public meeting law requirements. However, the HECC continues to make meeting information and viewing access available for partners who wish to stay informed on the work.
- General Education Subcommittee
- CCN Faculty Subcommittee
- CCN Oregon Administrative Rules Subcommittee
- Outcomes Assessment Subcommittee
- Systems and Operations Subcommittee
- Technical Changes Subcommittee
For more informaton, contact Jane Denison-Furness, jane.denison-furness@hecc.oregon.gov.
CCN Faculty Subcommittee Membership and Role
For more informaton, contact Jane Denison-Furness, jane.denison-furness@hecc.oregon.gov.
Transfer Council Subcommittees – Nominations
The following document shares information on serving on a Transfer Council Subcommittee (e.g., MTM subcommittee, CCN subcommittee). The document also shares a link to the nomination form, which must be completed when nominating a name to serve on a subcommittee.
With recent legislation, meetings of the faculty subcommittees are exempt from public meeting law requirements. However, the HECC continues to make meeting information and viewing access available in the calendar below. Members of the public are invited to attend and participate in discussions, at the discretion of subcommittee Cochairs. Click on the event for meeting details.
Find Public Meetings of the Transfer Council
The Transfer Council meetings are open to the public. Public testimony is welcomed at all public meetings of the HECC and the Transfer Council.