1. Improvement and Accountability: Balancing Needs in an Evolving Public Policy Landscape Archie P. Cubarrubia, Ed.D. Vice Provost for Institutional Effectiveness Miami Dade College

2. 2050

3. 2020

4. 2015

5. What does the higher education public policy landscape look like in 2015?

6. The Public Policy Landscape 1.Performance 1.Completion 2.Affordability 3.Value (ROI) 2.New Models 1.Learning theory 2.Disruptive technologies 3.New providers 3.Transparency

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8. Who are the actors?

9. The Actors 1.Students and families 2.Federal government 3.State/local government 4.Accrediting agencies 5.Employers 6.Foundations and advocacy organizations 7.Presidential associations

10. Who’s missing?

11. YOU

12. DEMONSTRATE

13. Assessment results Assessment results in combination with other data Assessment results in combination with other data viewed in a specific policy/practice context Integrated Evidence 13 HELPFUL MOST HELPFUL

14. Four Steps 1.Create the infrastructure 2.Identify levers and opportunities 3.Break down walls 4.Make the difficult choices

15. The future is here.