Program Review

The program review process is one of a few processes that motivate the formation of outcomes for the department’s, and by proxy the division’s, assessment plan by evaluating the degree to which a department aligns with external expectations. How these external expectations are established is dictated by which type of program review the departments choose to undergo.

Goals for Program Reviews

The goal of any program review must be to evaluate the extent to which the operations and services of our departments align with external expectations. This requires that areas of misalignment as well as areas of alignment are identified. Where there is misalignment, a plan of action must be implemented to realign with external expectations.

Cycle

Each department in the division will undergo a regular program review (ideally at least every five years) under the direction of the Director of Planning and Assessment (i.e., SP&A;). Variation in this timeline will be determined based on need (e.g., departments that house multiple functional areas may undergo more frequent program reviews to assess individual contributions of a specific functional area).

Below please find a schedule of past and future program reviews for the departments (and functional areas) in Student Affairs.

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