1. David S. Adegboye, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs & Accreditation Liaison Southern University at New Orleans University Conference Presentation August 13, 2012

2. Southern University at New Orleans, a public, historically black university, empowers and promotes the upward mobility of diverse populations of traditional and nontraditional students through quality academic programs and service to achieve excellence in higher education.

3.  Academic Excellence  Accountability  Integrity  Transparency  Service  Resiliency

4.  NCATE -May 2009  SACSCOC -December 2011  CSWE-February 2012

5.  AACSB – International  CAHIIM  AAFCS

6.  Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Implementation  Fifth Year Interim Report >Mandatory >17 Standards

7. 1. CR 2.8 Number of full-time faculty 2. CR 2.10 Student support services 3. CS 3.2.8 Qualified administrative and academic officers 4. CS 3.3.1.1 Institutional effectiveness: educational programs 5. CS 3.4.3 Admissions policies 6. CS 3.4.11 Qualified academic program coordinators 7. CS 3.11.3 Physical facilities 8. FR 4.1 Student achievement 9. FR 4.2 Program curriculum 10. FR 4.3 Publication of policies 11. FR 4.4 Program length 12. FR 4.5 Student complaints 13. FR 4.6 Recruitment materials 14. FR 4.7/CS 3.10.3 Title IV program responsibilities/financial aid audits 15. FR 4.8 Distance and correspondence education 16. FR 4.9 Definition of credit hours 17. 3.13.1 Policy compliance

8. Reaffirmation Class of 2020 Description of Activity Track A Track B Institutions receive Notification Letter from the President of the Commission on Colleges October 15, 2014 April 25, 2015 Due date for Fifth-Year Interim Report September 15, 2015 March 25, 2016 Review by the Commission on Colleges December 2015June 2016

9. INTEGRITY >Plagiarism >Honesty with data >Grade change >Land-based or online class? >Office hours >Absenteeism >Outside employment

10. FACULTY >Core Requirement 2.8 >Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1

11.  Mwalimu Shujaa, Ph.D. Professor and Dean, College of Education & Human Dev.  Diane Bordenave, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, CDFS  Ekwuniru Nwokeji, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice  Jennifer Trombley, MS, ABD Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice  LaTanya F. Brittentine, RHIA Assistant Professor, Health Information Mgt.  Jay L. Hedgpeth, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Social Work  Jennifer A. O’Sullivan, Ph.D. Interim Assistant Professor, Business Entrepreneurship