Planning for Higher Education Journal Published
Achieving Graceful Transitions in the Academy
By: Susan C. Allen, MBA
From Volume 50 Number 2 | Jan–Mar 2022
Abstract: Higher Education Business Models Under Stress: Achieving Graceful Transitions in the Academy
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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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Planning for Higher Education Journal Published
Learn How to Minimize Misinterpretation of Data Reports and Visualizations
By: Karen L. Webber
Volumes of data are available to administrators to support decision-making. But that doesn’t mean that what’s been presented is accurate. When data are misused or misconstrued, senior leaders at higher education institutions may make the wrong conclusions, ineffective policies may be enacted, and students may not be successful in completing their academic goals.
From Volume 48 Number 2 | January–March 2020
Abstract: Data analytics related to student and institutional performance have evolved quite rapidly—and continue to advance—as the field of data science captures more attention across the higher education sector. And while data-informed decisions can help institutional leaders achieve their goals, there are increasing examples of analyses or visualizations that, when presented without the proper framework, result in misinterpretation and inaccurate conclusions. Context is critical, and erroneous deductions may lead to decisions that adversely affect student performance, program development, and policy changes.
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Conference Presentations Delivered
2019 Annual Conference | July 2019
By: Hiba Itani,Dania Salem
Abstract: This session introduces best practices for linking assessment, strategic planning, and budgeting processes in higher education and offers a framework developed by the American University of Beirut to integrate these processes. We aim to address the disconnect between assessment, strategic planning, and budgeting processes in higher education and give practical advice on how to bridge this gap based on best practices. You will be able to use our provided framework and best practices to evaluate and improve the level of integration between assessment, strategic planning, and budgeting processes at your institution.
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