Program Review
A primary mechanism for quality assurance, the program review process engages departments in self-study, alignment with mission and goals, and recommendations for improvement. Every department in the Division of Student Life undergoes program review every six years. The Division uses the program standards developed by the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) to write a year-long self study and critical review of structures, policies, processes, and planning. The process provides the opportunity to review the recent past and to engage in renewal through planning for the future. A program review committee chaired by a senior faculty member and including other faculty, staff, undergraduate and graduate students, and at least one professional from outside of the University then conducts a thorough review and report with recommendations. Each program review is considered by the Department, Division leadership, Academic Council, Institutional Priorities Committee, President DeRosa, and the Student Life Committee of the Board of Regents.
Chaplaincy Program Review (2006-2007)
Counseling Services (2007-2008)
Housing and Greek Life Program Review (2005-2006)
CIP, Multicultural Affairs, and SUCCESS Programs (2007)
Public Safety Program Review (2006-2007)
Student Leadership & Involvement (2008)
Pacific Recreation (2009)
