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What’s Going on at SCC

What’s Going on at SCC. Presented by: Corinna Evett. Purpose of Accreditation. What do you believe to be the purpose of accreditation? To provide assurance to the public that education provided by institutions meets acceptable levels of quality

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What’s Going on at SCC

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  1. What’s Going on at SCC Presented by: Corinna Evett

  2. Purpose of Accreditation • What do you believe to be the purpose of accreditation? • To provide assurance to the public that education provided by institutions meets acceptable levels of quality • To promote continuous institutional improvement • To maintain the high quality of higher education institutions in the region/nation

  3. ACCJC Encourages and Supports Institutional Development • How do you think that the ACCJC might encourage and support Institutional development? • Through establishing standards of quality based upon excellent practices in higher education • Through evaluating institutions with these standards using a three-part, peer review process that entails • Institutional self evaluation (internal) • External review • Commission review

  4. Process Participants • Who participates in the accreditation process? • Faculty • Administration • Classified staff • Students

  5. Faculty Participation • What role do faculty play in the accreditation process? • Representation on committees • Writing the report • Validating the accuracy of the report from the student perspective • Meeting with Accreditation team visitors

  6. When accreditation works well... • Every constituency is involved • The college does a rigorous and honest self evaluation • Courses and programs are reviewed for usefulness and currency • Student pathways are reviewed • Budgeting, planning, and revenue allocation processes are examined

  7. The Accreditation Standards • Standard I: Institutional Mission and Effectiveness • Standard II: Student Learning Programs and Services • Standard III: Resources • Standard IV: Leadership and Governance • Standards have undergone another revision • First reading took place in January 2014 • Input on the revisions is invited through 30 April 2014 • We may want to discuss this in our Steering Committees

  8. Any Issues? • Please share any issues with accreditation that you identified during your table chats.

  9. SAC’s Process: Now

  10. SCC’s Process: Now • Current Accreditation Steering Committee Structure • Four Accreditation Co-chairs: • Academic Senate President • Curriculum & Instruction Council Chair • Assistant Dean of IE&A • VP Academic Affairs • Comprehensive Representation • Standard tri/quad chairs • Review and affirm final draft of Self Evaluation • Standard Committees • Write to the standards • Collect evidence

  11. SCC’s Process: Later • Proposed Future Accreditation Committee and Steering Committee Structure • Revise collegial governance committees to: • Include accreditation related items in committee responsibilities • Discuss standards each year • Create and submit outlines and evidence to Accreditation Co-chairs • Accreditation Co-chairs monitor submissions and post information on Sharepoint • Allows for accreditation related/inspired college wide discussions year round • Hopefully, alleviates the mad rush to compile evidence and write to the standard a year and a half before the next Self Evaluation

  12. Joint Senate/District Issues • Common Curriculum • Prerequisite Process • Administrative Regulations • Board Policies • ARs and BPs as Topics of Discussion • Administrative Recruitment and Employment Regulations—AR4102.4 • AR 9025 & BP 6620—Naming District Properties and Facilities • BP 3570 Smoking on Campus

  13. Planning and Organizational Effectiveness (POE) Committee • Responsibilities • RSCCD Comprehensive Master Plan and the RSCCD Strategic Plan • Keep District Planning on course with the RSCCD Planning Design Manual • Lead coordination of district and college planning activities • Prepare annual Progressive Report on RSCCD Comprehensive Master Plan • Coordinate accreditation activities between colleges and District Services including the delineation of District/College Functions • Review institutional research activities and results as well as resource development activities (grants) • What we’re discussing now. . .

  14. Have a Stupendous Spring!

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