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The Institutional Effectiveness and Assessment of Student Academic Achievement initiative is communicated regularly, and appropriate training opportunities are provided to ensure all staff and faculty clearly understand and successfully implement this process. All communications concerning Institutional Effectiveness/Assessment of Student Learning emphasize that this process involves not only measuring effectiveness and/or learning, but also demonstrates how measurement results are used for continuous program and/or instructional improvement. Institutional Effectiveness: History of Moraine Valley's Efforts 1994NCA Self-Study Group is formed to establish the college's first Assessment of Student Academic Achievement (ASAA) plan. 1995ASAA plan approved by NCA and used as a training example for other NCA institutions. 1999College named its first Director of Resource Development and Institutional Effectiveness.1999Another IE Task Group is formed and charged with reviewing and updating the existing IE plan. Resulting plan incorporates ASAA and IE plans for all instructional and non-instructional departments. 2000Updated IE/ASAA plan is published and disseminated collegewide. 2000Faculty professional development day, held in February, focused on ASAA.2000IE is included in the college's annual planning and budgeting process. 2000College is selected as one of twelve Vanguard Colleges by the League for Innovation in the Community College.2001Continuous Improvement Strategic Action Team is charged with developing and implementing a continuous improvement model and training program for collegewide implementation. 2001Faculty professional development day focused on Learning Outcomes.2002Five college staff and faculty participated in an AAHE/HLC Assessment Workshop. 2002Training Session for Strategic Action Teams - Process Improvement Model Introduced.2003College named the first Director of Academic Assessment to support student assessment. 2003Continuous Improvement (DRIVE) model is defined and reviewed by all college stakeholders.2004Continuous Improvement (DRIVE) training program is piloted with select college departments. 2004Application, submitted to the Higher Learning Commission, for approval to use the AQIP (Academic Quality Improvement Program) re-accreditation process. (March) 2004—Approved by the Higher Learning Commission as an AQIP institution. (April)Remaining timeline information is available at the AQIP Web site |
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