Doing Academic Planning:
Effective Tools for Decision Making

edited by Brian P. Nedwek

This book tells how planners can best situate themselves and their organizations in the emerging network of collaborative resources. The book is organized into the following sections: "Environmental Scanning," "Curriculum Planning," "Enrollment Management," "Human Resources Planning," "Planning for Information Technology," "Student Services," "Academic Planning Within the Larger Context," and "Linking Quality and Accountability."

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©SCUP 1996
ISBN 0-9601608-3-3

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Table of Contents

Electronic Reference Citations

Preface

Acknowledgments

Contents

Expanded Table of Contents and List of Figures and Tables

Environmental Scanning     1. Policy Analysis: Scouting for the Academic Wagon Train
    2. Approaches to Environmental Scanning

Curriculum Planning
    3. Planning an Academic Program Review
    4. Alternative Delivery Strategies, Partnerships, and Articulation Agreements: New Recipes for Favorite Dishes

Enrollment Management
    5. Recruitment/Retention Analysis Tools
    6. Financial Aid and Strategic Planning

Human Resources Planning
    7. Human Resources Planning

Planning for Information Technology
    8. Institutional Informational Technology Resource Assessment
    9. Planning for Information Technology

Student Services
    10. Student Development: An Integrated Approach to the Age Old Pursuit
    11. Planning the Co-Curricular Component

Academic Planning within the Larger Context
    12. Integrating Academic and Facilities Planning
    13. Connecting Academic plans to Budgeting: Key Conditions for Success

Linking Quality and Accountability
    14. Linking Quality Assurance and Accountability: Process and Performance Indicators
Index
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About the Editor

Brain P. Nedwek—Associate provost for Saint Louis University, SCUP's 1996–97 president, and faculty for SCUP's workshop, "Making Transformation Work on your Campus." He also served as the convener of SCUP's Academic Planning Academy.