ebook Published August 6, 2020
Integrated planning is important, but it's not enough—plans must be linked to budgeting and assessment in order to create real change and progress. This collection of SCUP resources will help you learn how to link these three essential processes.
Abstract: If you want to ensure planning makes a real difference for your college or university, one of the best things to do is link it to resource allocation and assessment processes. It's also one of the hardest things to do.
This collection of SCUP resources will help advance the connections between planning, budgeting, and assessment at your institution. It includes:
An adaptable framework one university used to link assessment, strategic planning, and budgeting Four models for linking budgeting and planning, each based on the budget model your institution employs A step-by-step outline for developing a linked planning and budgeting process Advice for linking planning to a decentralized budgeting model
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ebook Published August 4, 2020
By: Lynn Priddy (Editor)
Accreditation holds far more potential for an organization's strategic and academic planning than most colleges and universities realize. This collection of SCUP resources includes an introduction to accreditation along with examples of how institutions intentionally employ accreditation at multiple levels to strengthen planning and drive improvement.
Abstract: Too often, colleges and universities treat accreditation as a series of compliance exercises: Do we have the right data? Have we submitted the correct documents? Are we ready for a site visit? But accreditation policies and procedures can do more for your institution . . . if they are aligned with integrated planning efforts.
This collection of SCUP resources can help you take the first steps towards leveraging the accreditation process as a driver of quality and strategy. It includes:
A brief primer on accreditation for those new to the process Insights on connecting the dots between assessment, analytics, and accreditation at your institution Reflections on quality assurance efforts in developing countries and what they mean for higher education worldwide An example of how one institution used accreditation to supercharge efforts towards improving retention and graduation A discussion of how makerspaces can satisfy certain accreditation standards
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ebook Published November 26, 2018
Moving From Evidence to Impact
By: Linda L. Baer and Colleen Carmean
Data is powerful but not if you don't know how to use it. This handbook is designed to help any higher ed leader unleash the power of data that is always available but seldom leveraged.
Abstract: Data is only as powerful as your understanding around it. Analytics makes possible new understandings of students and their needs, and creates an advanced ability to improve student success through use of new software being implemented on campuses around the world.
This handbook is designed to help any higher ed leader unleash the power of data that is always available but seldom leveraged. It helps to answer the questions, (1) How does a campus strategically develop a plan for use of analytics in better supporting their students? (2) Once a culture is in place, how do leaders effectively move new evidence into action? This primer walks readers through each step of the analytics adoption.
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ebook Published January 1, 2006
A Practical Guide
By: David E. Hollowell, Michael F. Middaugh, and Elizabeth H. Sibolski
Using their extensive experience on the University of Delaware campus, the authors give numerous examples of the integrated nature of planning. Intended for anyone on campus who is involved with the planning or accrediting process.
Abstract: This book provides insight on the higher education assessment process with an emphasis on planning and metrics. Using their extensive experience on the University of Delaware campus, the authors give numerous examples of the integrated nature of planning. Intended for anyone on campus who is involved with the planning or accrediting process.
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