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2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Overview of the Revised Accreditation Standards and New Oversight Process Ronald L. Baker Executive Vice President and Director, Standards Revision and Implementation Project

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Standard An accreditation standard is a principle- based statement of expectations for institutional practice that concurrently: 1)Functions as an indicator of educational quality and effectiveness by which institutions are evaluated; and 2) Provides guidance for continuous improvement.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting New Accreditation Standards Standard One: Mission, Core Themes, Goals, and Outcomes Standard Two: Resources and Capacity Standard Three: Planning and Implementation Standard Four: Effectiveness and Improvement Standard Five: Mission Fulfillment, Sustainability, and Adaptation

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Core Theme A core theme is a manifestation of a fundamental aspect of institutional mission with an overarching common purpose that guides planning for programs and services, development of capacity, and application of resources to fulfill that aspect of the mission.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Section A Purpose and Potential Standard One Mission, Core Themes, Goals, and Outcomes Standard One requires the development and communication of a clearly defined institutional mission and core themes within that mission. It also requires identification of goals or intended outcomes, each with assessable indicators of achievement, which will be used to assess effectiveness.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Section A Purpose and Potential Standard Two Resources and Capacity Resources and Capacity Standard Two enables an evaluation of inputs to determine the potential for institutional success by focusing on the capital available to apply toward mission fulfillment and achievement of goals and intended outcomes of theme cores within that mission.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Section B Plans and Achievements Standard Three Planning and Implementation Planning and Implementation Standard Three requires regular and systematic planning that provides direction, sets priorities, and guides application of resources and capacity to fulfill mission and achieve core theme goals or outcomes. Planning includes identification of intended student learning outcomes for educational programs.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Section B Plans and Achievements Standard Four Effectiveness and Improvement Effectiveness and Improvement Standard Four requires regular and systematic assessment of achievement of goals and outcomes for each core theme. Results are published and used for improvement. Assessment of student achievement of intended learning outcomes is conducted for all educational programs.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Section C Institutional Success and Viability Standard Five Standard Five Mission Fulfillment, Sustainability, and Adaptation Mission Fulfillment, Sustainability, and Adaptation Standard Five evaluates mission fulfillment by analyzing and synthesizing effectiveness in achieving goals and outcomes of core themes. It requires monitoring of institutional environments to adapt as needed to ensure institutional relevance, sustainability, and viability over time.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Examples Access Quality Student Success Student Development Meet Community Needs

Septennial Accreditation Cycle ProcessYear Standard

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Reporting Structure Biennial reports reflect institutional reality throughout the accreditation cycle Approved (minor and substantive) changes are incorporated in next scheduled report Natural opportunities every two years to evaluate progress on areas of concern Reduced need for interim reports/visits Consistent with non-compliance timeline

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Evolving Report Each report is internally coherent Changes since last report are identified Previous chapters are modified as necessary to reflect those changes Year Seven report reflects current reality over all standards and provides a foundation for the next cycle

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Pilot Institutions Carroll College Columbia Basin College University of Alaska Anchorage Wenatchee Valley College

2009 NWCCU Annual MeetingGuidance Guidelines for the Preparation of Reports

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year One Report Title Page Title of Report Institution Name Date Table of Contents Introduction [One (1) page maximum] Institutional Context [One (1) page maximum] Preface Brief Update on Institutional Changes Since Last Report Address Topics Requested By the Commission

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year One Report (continued) Section I: Mission and Goals [Three (3) Pages Maximum] Mission Statement Statement of Institutional Goals Dates and Methods of Most Recent Reviews of Mission and Goals Indicators of Mission Fulfillment Indicators of Achievement of Institutional Goals Rationale regarding why the Indicators are Assessable and Meaningful Measures of Mission Fulfillment and Goal Achievement

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year One Report (continued) Section II: Core Themes For each Core Theme: [Three (3) Pages Maximum Per Theme] Descriptive Title (e.g., Workforce Development; Undergraduate Education; Service; Research) Goals and Intended Outcomes Indicators of Achievement of Goals and Intended Outcomes Rationale as to Why the Indicators are Assessable and Meaningful Measures of Achievement Section III: Chapter One Summary [One (1) Page Maximum]

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year Three Report Update Preface and Expand Year One Report to Include: Chapter Two (Standard Two: Resources and Capacity) Section I: Governance Section II: Personnel Section III: Education Program Section IV: Student Support Section V: Library and Information Resources Section VI: Technology Section VII: Finance Section VIII: Facilities Section IX: Chapter Two Summary Report Summary (Chapters One and Two)

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year Five Report Update Preface and Expand Year Three Report to Include: Chapter Three (Standard Three: Planning and Implementation) Section I: Institutional Strategic Planning Section II: Core Theme Planning For each Core Theme: Integration with Strategic Plan Alignment with Identified Goals and Outcomes For Educational Programs: Intended Learning Outcomes Curriculum General Education and Related Instruction Graduate Programs Section III: Ethical and Professional Conduct Section IV: Chapter Three Summary

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year Five Report (continued) Update Preface and Expand Year Three Report to Include: Chapter Four (Standard Four: Effectiveness and Improvement) Section I: Assessment - For each Core Theme Adequacy and Effectiveness of Resources and Capacity Assess Achievement of Goals and Intended Outcomes For Educational Programs Program Assessment Student Learning Assessment Use of Results for Improvement Dissemination of Results Core Theme Summary Section II: Chapter Four Summary Report Summary (Chapters One, Two, Three, and Four)

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year Seven Report Update Preface and Expand Year Five Report to Include: Chapter Five (Mission Fulfillment, Sustainability, and Adaptation) Section I: Evaluation of Mission Fulfillment Section II: Environmental Scan Section III: Adaptation and Sustainability Section III: Self Regulation Section IV: Chapter Five Summary Report Summary (Chapters One, Two, Three, Four, and Five)

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year Three Committee Chair Mission, Core Themes, Goals; Governance Evaluator Education Program Evaluator Student Support; Personnel Evaluator Library and Information Resources; Technology Evaluator Finance; Facilities

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Year Seven Committee Chair Mission Fulfillment; Adaptation; Sustainability Evaluators One Evaluator for Each Mission Core Theme

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Outstanding Issues All requests for 2011 or later ARFE, Progress, Focused, and Regular reports are rescinded. Instead, each institution will address the subject(s) of those requests as a single addendum to its 2011 report under the new standards and process.

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting Timeline SpringRefine Standards Late SpringPenultimate Draft JulyFinal Board Review SummerFinalize Standards FallRegional Meetings Late FallMembership Vote January 2010Board Ratification January 2011Implementation

2009 NWCCU Annual Meeting General Comments and Questions