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IMPROVING ACCREDITATION: WHAT WE KNOW AND NEXT STEPS Accreditation Institute ASCCC March 19, 2011

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PRESENTERS Facilitator: Julie Bruno, Sierra College, ASCCC Consultation Council Accreditation Task Force: Richard Hansen, DeAnza College, FACCC Renee Kilmer, Cabrillo College, CCCCIO Jane Patton, West Valley Mission, ASCCC President RP Group: Bob Gabriner, SFSU, Accreditation Project Director

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Page 1: IMPROVING ACCREDITATION: WHAT WE KNOW AND NEXT STEPS Accreditation Institute ASCCC March 19, 2011

IMPROVING ACCREDITATION:

WHAT WE KNOW AND NEXT STEPS

Accreditation Institute

ASCCC

March 19, 2011

Page 2: IMPROVING ACCREDITATION: WHAT WE KNOW AND NEXT STEPS Accreditation Institute ASCCC March 19, 2011

AGENDA Introductions

Accreditation Task Force

RP Group Findings and Recommendations

Discussion

Q & A

Page 3: IMPROVING ACCREDITATION: WHAT WE KNOW AND NEXT STEPS Accreditation Institute ASCCC March 19, 2011

PRESENTERSFacilitator:

Julie Bruno, Sierra College, ASCCC

Consultation Council Accreditation Task Force:

Richard Hansen, DeAnza College, FACCC

Renee Kilmer, Cabrillo College, CCCCIO

Jane Patton, West Valley Mission, ASCCC President

RP Group:

Bob Gabriner, SFSU, Accreditation Project Director

Page 4: IMPROVING ACCREDITATION: WHAT WE KNOW AND NEXT STEPS Accreditation Institute ASCCC March 19, 2011

ACCREDITATION TASK FORCE

Task Force Formation

Field Surveys

Task Force Recommendations

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TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Provide means for periodic feedback to ACCJC on accreditation processes and college experiences.

2. Strengthen standards-based training via joint conferences and trainings, including best practices.

3. Review the ACCJC visiting-team selection process, widen cross-section of team members, and provide professional development opportunities. 

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TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS

4. Scale accreditation expectations to benchmarks of best practices documented in other accrediting regions.

5. Consider lengthening the cycle of accreditation to 8 -10 years. 

6. Focus on improvement rather than compliance and develop non-public communication to campuses regarding improvements needed. 

7. Avoid recommendations that encroach on negotiable issues.

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TASK FORCE ACTIVITIES

Consultation Council forms Accreditation Task Force: June 18, 2009

 Recommendations sent to ACCJC: October 26,

2009

ACCJC meeting showdown: January 6 - 8, 2010

Complaint sent to US Department of Education: May 6, 2010

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TASK FORCE ACTIVITIES

ACCJC receives Dept of Ed findings: August 24, 2010

ACCJC adopts bylaw changes: January 9 - 11, 2011

CHEA President Judith Eaton to speak at Senate Plenary: April 14, 2011

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Accreditation Training

CCCCIO and ACCJC Collaboration on Training

CIO Fall 2010 Conference

Post-Conference CCCCIO & ACCJC Collaborative Efforts

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RP GROUP Accreditation Research

Goals

Findings

Recommendations

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DISCUSSION

Implications

Next StepsFor the Task GroupFor Our Colleges and the StateWith ACCJC

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Q & A