1 Preparing the Institutional Proposal Seven Strategies from Santa Clara Diane Jonte-Pace, Vice Provost and ALO Santa Clara University Member, WASC Proposal.

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1 Preparing the Institutional Proposal Seven Strategies from Santa Clara Diane Jonte-Pace, Vice Provost and ALO Santa Clara University Member, WASC Proposal Review Committee 1/15/10

2 Overview Seven Strategies, Three Topics People –Targeting a trustworthy team –Anticipating antagonists Content –Selecting a sexy theme; picking a practical theme –Learning to love the CFRs –Connecting Capacity & Effectiveness Process –Discerning and distributing documents –Syllabi Disclaimer: This presentation outlines strategies that Santa Clara University’s WASC committees have found useful. The language and recommendations are not identical to language and recommendations in WASC’s documents.

3 Targeting a Trustworthy Team Choose a team you can trust –A team that can write a “syllabus” for a four year self study –A team with responsibility & credibility –A team who will appreciate and articulate the vision behind the WASC process

4 Anticipating Antagonists Some will not love WASC Be prepared to listen to resisters Respond by reiterating vision remind resisters of shared commitment to good teaching, good learning and good institutional practices Consider including antagonists on team, or create consulting group Communicate frequently & in multiple ways

5 Selecting a Sexy Theme Selecting a sexy (and important!) theme –Engage the institution through themes Picking a practical (and important!) theme – must be addressed in CPR or EER Assessment, program review Student learning Student success (retention, graduation rate)

6 Integrate CFRs into reflective essays on themes Use CFRs in IP and throughout self study Consider especially 1.2, 2.4, 4.5 CFRs give clear guidance on vision for faculty engagement, learning outcomes, student success, institutional learning Learning to Love the CFRs

7 Trace themes through CPR & EER Start EER work during CPR period CPR Audit + analysis EER Research + recommendations Hint Use data your institution already gathers Connecting Capacity & Effectiveness

8 Distribute only selected WASC documents –but distribute them often Our favorites (revise them to meet your needs) –Worksheet for Preliminary Self Review –Expectations for Two Reviews –Four Rubrics –Educational Effectiveness Framework Discernment and Distribution of Documents

9 Institutional Proposal as a syllabus –IP outlines the “course of study” –Timeline/deadlines –Topics/themes/methods –Goals/outcomes Course syllabus in the self study –Don’t underestimate the significance of the syllabus –Good syllabus, with learning outcomes, is foundation of deep learning –Visiting teams will ask for syllabi with learning outcomes Remember the Syllabus

10 People –Team & Antagonists Content –Themes & CFRs –Capacity & Effectiveness Process –Documents & Syllabi Last words of advice –Attend conferences & workshops –Be realistic, be selective –Stay in touch with your WASC partner Summary/Conclusion