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SACS as an opportunity to advance library programs The University of Miami QEP ASERL Williamsburg, April 2009

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Page 1: SACS as an opportunity to advance library programs The University of Miami QEP ASERL Williamsburg, April 2009

SACS as an opportunity to advance library programs

The University of Miami QEPASERL

Williamsburg, April 2009

Page 2: SACS as an opportunity to advance library programs The University of Miami QEP ASERL Williamsburg, April 2009

Library involvement in University-wide reaffirmation planning

• Dean on SACS Leadership Group

• Deputy University Librarian on QEP Planning Committee

• Dean on QEP Implementation Committee

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Understanding the reaffirmation process and QEP development

Attend the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools – Commission on Colleges

Annual Conference in Atlanta5-8 December

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University of Miami’s SACS documentation:

www.miami.edu/sacs

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Miami’s QEP

• Communication across the Curriculum

– Extend the scope of information acquisition and communication of knowledge in the undergraduate experience through:

• Faculty development• Infrastructure upgrades• Introduction of QEP enhanced courses

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Miami’s QEP

• Focus on Technology and Information literacy

• Use of new media

• Focus on oral presentation skills

• “Visual, aural and written modes of expression will be combined in the form of online and interactive projects.”

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Miami’s QEP

“The best-laid plans of mice and men/ often go awry”

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• QEP’s focus was actually faculty development

• QEP lacked specificity in selection and assessment of proposed Faculty Teaching Fellowships

• Focus on new media and oral communications was too broad

During campus visit, the Reaffirmation Committee recommended:

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Revised QEP

• Focuses on Faculty Development

• Establishes Faculty Learning Communities

• Narrows initial focus to digital technology and information literacy concepts

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Faculty Learning Communities to enhance undergraduate education;

with an initial focus on information, communication, and technology literacy

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Miami FLCs

• Weekly meeting based in Library• Focus on Information and Communication

Literacy (ICT)

• Assessment through iSkills exam

• Developing new media courses (must teach three time over next five years)