Presentation to AMC Faculty Assembly 9/29/09

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Presentation to AMC Faculty Assembly 9/29/09 Outline Update on accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association (NCA) Composition of Review Team Planning the UCD Self Study Cross Cutting themes and working groups Publicizing the process

Purpose of Institutional Accreditation: “Voluntary” but required for federal funds such as student loans Evaluates the institution as a whole Different from specialized accreditation that evaluates particular units, schools or programs (LCME etc) Verifying that institutions meet standards established by their peers Promoting institutional self knowledge and advancement Providing assurances to the public about quality

Accreditation History of UCD and UCHSC From 1913 – 1970 accredited as part of UC Boulder First accredited independently in 1970 UCD and 1980 UCHSC Ten-year cycle for reaccreditation Previously Accredited in 1998 (UCHSC); 2001 (UCD); and consolidation focus visit in 2005 Scheduled for HLC site visit April 4-6 2011

Who/What is the University Planning and Accreditation Committee (UPAC)? Charged by Chancellor Wilson in March 2007 to develop the University Strategic Plan and prepare for Accreditation Membership (approx 32) : All Vice Chancellors (6) Vice Provost (1) Deans of all Schools/Colleges (14) Communications (1) Faculty Governance (2) John Wyckoff, Leslie Jameson Student Governance (2) Jack Kroll, Taylor Profita Exempt Professionals (2) Jason Robinson, Carla Johnson Staff Council (2) Lisa Province, Mary Francavilla Foundation (1) Cheryl Kisling Alumni (1) Jack Gilbreath Resource Council (13) : Associate Vice Chancellors (5), Library (2), IRPA; OIESPA; Media; Assessment; Planning; SSC

Tentative Timeline Spring-Fall 2009 – Working groups provide input on the HLC criteria Winter-Spring 2009/10 - Working groups analyze cross cutting themes Summer 2010 – Draft of Self Study written Early Fall 2010 - Feedback on Draft Late Fall 2010 – Prepare final “Self Study” Winter-Spring 2010/11 – Prepare for Site Visit (logistics, publicity) February 2011 – Submit Self Study April 4-6 2011 – Visit by HLC reviewers

The Self Study Process: More than just an exercise for accreditation Builds on existing processes and assessment practices Allows for honest campus introspection NOT prescriptional Evaluates, with evidence: where the institution has been, where it is, where it expects to be in the future

The 5 Criteria of the Self Study 1. Mission & Integrity 2. Preparing for the future 3. Student Learning & Effective Teaching 4. Discovery & Application of Knowledge 5. Engagement & Service

Composition of HLC Review Team for UC Boulder Dr. Mark S. Wrighton (Team Co-Chair)
Chancellor Washington University in St. Louis Dr. George E. Walker
Senior VP for Research and Dean of the Graduate School
Florida International University
 Dr. Morteza A. Rahimi
Vice President, Information Technology
Northwestern University Dr. Nancy Ellen Talburt (Team Co-Chair) Vice Provost for Academic Affairs University of Arkansas Dr. Elaine M. Klein
Director, Academic Planning and Assessment
University of Wisconsin-Madison
 Dr. Kenneth J. Moore
Professor Agronomy
Iowa State University
 Dr. David C. Bosserman Vice President of Administration & Finance Oklahoma State University Natalie Krawitz
Vice President for Finance and Administration
University of Missouri
 Dr. Thomas L. McPhail Professor of Media Studies University of Missouri – St. Louis Dr. Peggy F. Harrel Director of Grad. Studies & Sponsored Research Dr. Rex D. Ramsier
Associate Provost, Professor, Physics and Chemistry Dr. Ben A van der Pluijm Senior Counselor to the Provost University of Michigan Dr. Lon Kaufman
Vice Provost for Planning and Programs
University of Illinois at Chicago
 Dr. W. Randy Smith
Vice Provost for Academic Programs
Ohio State University


Qualifications of Suggested Reviewers President/Chancellor level from major research university/academic health center) Vice Chancellor of Research (multi campus) Dean from a health sciences school Discipline specific areas - Arts/Humanities (CLAS) Discipline specific areas – Graduate School Dean Someone from UIC that can speak to consolidation Multi-campus familiarity Major public university CFO, preferably that is part of a system (and badly funded!) Communications background on a relatively young campus Understanding of working with an elected governing board Student services—similarly complex organization, perhaps with recent addition of resident halls Library and academic technology Undergrad housing – new traditional student model/Non-traditional student—urban Assessment/evaluation of General education International Diversity Faculty Foundation /advancement 19. Facilities/master planning

The 5 Criteria of the Self Study 1. Mission & Integrity 2. Preparing for the future 3. Student Learning & Effective Teaching 4. Discovery & Application of Knowledge 5. Engagement & Service

Potential Cross Cutting Themes Emerging (with a focus on the future) Learning Focused Responsive/Connected Responsible

Emerging University with a focus on the future Are our actions align with our mission? Are we able to engage in effective strategic planning initiatives? Will we be able to move forward in this time of financial constraint? Does the university integrate new technologies into its learning environments and support systems? Do we prepare students to live and work in a diverse, global and technological society? Do we consider social and economic trends that will shape society and culture in the future?

Learning-Focused University Does the university learn about itself? (evaluation, listening to constituencies) Do we perform effective and useful assessment of student learning? Does the university create effective learning environments that support multiple learning styles? Does the university value discovery of knowledge and does it create environments to support research? Are the curricula and experiential learning opportunities current and relevant ?

Responsive/Connected (2-way) University Is the university “linked to the broader society? Are internal connections (governance; admin) effective? Does the university learn from those it wishes to serve? Are community service activities integrated into learning opportunities? Does the university protects its integrity while engaging in partnerships? Does the university build effective bridges to high schools and colleges? onnect

Responsible University Does the university what it is, what it wants to be are are its actions mission driven? Are the policies and practices inclusive and efficient? Is the university self-analytical and committed to improvement? Does the university hold itself accountable and protect its integrity? Committed to improvement Does the university appreciate diversity? Are the internal and external communications effective? onnect

How can you be involved? Help educate the campus community Volunteer to participate in working groups Read and critique the Self Study (Summer/Fall 2010) Participate in the NCA Site Team visit (April 2011)