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Accreditation Self-Study University of Alaska Fairbanks Appendix: Standard One UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS APPENDIX ACCREDITATIONACCREDITATION200 SELF-STUDY SELF-STUDY1 Appendices Notes Many of the documents in the printed appendix that accompanies the Self- Study are available on the Web, as are many of the publications and other information referenced on the Documents List for each standard. This online appendix includes the entire Documents List for each standard, and links where available. APPENDIX STANDARD ONE Institutional Mission and Goals, Planning and Effectiveness UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS Appendix: Standard One Standard 1 Documents List Appendices A1.1 UA and UAF Mission Statements (extracts from UA Regents Policies) A1.2 Documents describing UAF Mission Statement Revision Process A1.3 UAF Institutional Plan (graphic) A1.4 UAF Strategic Plan 2005 ( http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/plan/draft/ ) A1.5 Annual Report from UAF Administrators Memo A1.6 UAF Academic Development Plan http://www.uaf.edu/provost/academic_plan/index.html A1.7 Inventory of Documents that Demonstrate the Appraisal of Institutional Outcomes A1.8 Academic Planning Model A1.9 Updating the Strategic Plan - Beyond 2000 Exhibits G1 UAF Catalog ( http://www.uaf.edu/catalog/index.html ) G2 Regents’ Policy (http://info.alaska.edu/bor/index.html ) G3 University Regulation ( http://info.alaska.edu/bor/index.html ) G5 UAF Fact Book (http://www.uaf.edu/pair/factbook.html ) G6 UA in Review (http://www.alaska.edu/oir/Review/index.html ) G7 UAF Home Page (http://www.uaf.edu ) E1.1 Chancellor’s Update Newsletters ( http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/chanupdate ) E1.2 Draft Master Plan (fall 2001) E1.3 Enrollment Management Planning Documents E1.4 Master Planning Purpose, Committee and 1991 Master Plan – http://www.uaf.edu/mastplan/ E1.5 An Analysis of Public Opinion in the State of Alaska, Evans/McDonough Company, 1994 E1.6 UAF mission statement in effect from 1988 to 2000 (http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/mission/ ) E1.7 UA mission statement in effect from 1983 to 2000 E1.8 Strategic Plan: UAF 2000 – http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/plan/ E1.9 Chancellor’s Workshop Reports § Workshops Reports, 1997, 1998, 1999 § Conference Report, 2000 § Provost Reichardt Memo Regarding Chancellor’s Spring 2000 Conference E1.10 Measuring Quality at UAF: New Ideas on Growing Production Year by Year E1.11 The Accountability Report – http://www.accountability.alaska.edu/ E1.12 1990 University of Alaska Six-Year Plan E1.13 Program Assessment Documents: UAF Action Plan and last summary sheet E1.14 Academic Planning Process – http://www.uaf.edu/provost/fy03/index.html E1.15 Review of Graduate Programs: http://www.uaf.edu/gradsch/programreview.html E1.16 Spring 2000 memo from Provost to deans/directors on program review process E1.17 Annual Reports from UAF Administrators E1.18 Cornerstone newsletters ( http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/cornerstone/ ) E1.19 Economic Impact of the University of Alaska, McDowell Group, 1998 E1.20 A Survey of the Higher Education Priorities and Needs of Alaska Households, McDowell Group, 1998 E1.21 Noel Levitz Institutional Priorities Survey, 2000 E1.22 University of Alaska Employee Opinion Survey, Statewide Office of Human Resources, 1999 2001 Accreditation Self-Study University of Alaska Fairbanks Appendix: Standard One E1.23 Student Housing Business Plan by Brailsford and Dunlavery, 1999 E1.24 Reports of Specialized Accreditation E1.25 George Kaludis Associates, Inc. June 1992 Phase I Report E1.26 Career Services Graduation Reports 1998, 1999, 2000 E1.27 University of Alaska Scope and Role, 1997 E1.28 Progress Toward Year 2000 Strategic Goals Preliminary Analysis and Working Document, Chancellor Wadlow, August 1998 E1.29 Documents Regarding Planning, Analysis and Appraisal of Institutional Outcomes § Summary of Things Deans and Directors Would Like Changed in Five Years, 2000 § Progress Report on Five Year Changes, 2001 § UAF Administrative Services in Support of Strategic Plan: UAF 2000 § Strategic Planning Leadership Committee Memo, February 1996 E1.30 Key Performance Measures for FY2002 (often referred to as “Missions and Measures”) Additional Web Sites W1.1 Statewide Planning for Initiatives http://www.alaska.edu/swacad/ W1.2 Graduate Enrollment and Productivity http://www.uaf.edu/gradsch/Statistics.html University of Alaska Fairbanks 2001 Accreditation Self-Study APPENDIX STANDARD TWO Educational Program and its Effectiveness UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS Appendix: Standard Two Standard 2 Documents List Appendices A1.1 UA and UAF Mission Statements (extracts from UA Regents Policies) A1.4 UAF Strategic Plan 2005 A1.6 UAF Academic Development Plan ( http://www.uaf.edu/provost/academic_plan/index.html ) A2.1 UAF Educational Effectiveness Policy A2.2 Regents’ Policy on Educational Effectiveness A2.3 Methods of Assessment: Undergraduate Certificate and Degree Programs A2.4 Methods of Assessment: Graduate Certificate and Degree Programs A2.5 Inventory of Documents that demonstrate the Appraisal of Educational Outcomes A2.6 Provost’s Memo on Program Review A2.7 Inventory of Degree Programs that have been Added or Deleted in last Five Years A2.8 UAF Degree Awards by Major and Type, FY 1996-2000 A2.9 The Baccalaureate Experience: Core Curriculum Requirements A2.10 UAF Graduate Programs: Admissions/Degree Requirements and Statement of Faculty A2.11 UAF's Specialized Accreditations A2.12 Organizational Chart Showing Relationship of Continuing Education to Academic Units A2.13 Summary Listing of Off Campus Programs, Directors, and Sites A2.14 Policy and Procedures for Institutional Approval of Off-Campus and Special Programs and Courses A2.15 Approval Process for New Courses and Course Changes Flow Chart A2.16 Approval Process for Program Additions and Deletions Flow Chart A4.2 Table #1, Institutional Faculty Profile A5.1 UAF Libraries Organizational Chart Exhibits G1 UAF Catalog ( http://www.uaf.edu/catalog/ ) G2 Board of Regents Policy ( http://www.alaska.edu/bor/ ) G3 University Regulations ( http://www.alaska.edu/bor/ ) G5 UAF Fact Book (http://www.uaf.edu/pair/factbook.html ) G6 UA in Review (http://www.alaska.edu/oir/Review/index.html ) G7 UAF Home Page (http://www.uaf.edu ) G8 UAF Class Schedules ( http://www.uaf.edu/reg/schedule/index.html ) G9 Yellow Book ( http://www.alaska.edu/swbudget/yellowindex.htm ) G10 Red Book ( http://www.alaska.edu/swbudget/redindex.htm ) G11 Faculty Senate Home Page (http://www.uaf.edu/uafgov/faculty/index.html ) G12 UAF Faculty Senate Directory & Handbook ( http://www.uaf.edu/uafgov/faculty/fsdir.html ) and ( http://www.uaf.edu/uafgov/faculty/fscom.html ) G13 Faculty Senate Course & Degree Procedure Manual ( http://www.uaf.edu/uafgov/faculty/cd/cdman.html ) G14 Union Contract UNAC ( http://www.alaska.edu/labor/current/united/table2001.html ) G15 Union Contract ACCFT ( http://www.alaska.edu/labor/current/accft/Contract/table.html ) G17 Faculty Advisor Manual ( http://www.uaf.edu/acadadv/Manual_TOC.htm ) G18 Advising Center Home Page ( http://www.uaf.edu/acadadv/ ) G19 Graduate School Home Page ( http://www.uaf.edu/gradsch/ ) G22 UAF Strategic Plan 2000 ( http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/plan/index.html ) 2001 Accreditation Self-Study University of Alaska Fairbanks Appendix: Standard Two G24 1990 UAF Accreditation Self-Study Report G25 Initiative Planning & Budgeting Process (http://www.alaska.edu/swacad/planninGhtml ) E1.3 Enrollment Management Planning Documents E1.5 An Analysis of Public Opinion in the State of Alaska, Evans/McDonough Company, 1994 E1.20 A Survey of the Higher Education Priorities and Needs of Alaska Households, McDowell Group, 1998 E1.26 Career Services Graduation Reports 1998, 1999, 2000 E2.1 Memo from Executive Dean Gabrielli to CDE&IL on assessment of Core Curriculum courses E2.2 Draft Revision of Core Curriculum E2.3 Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experience in the Armed Services E2.4 Instructional Faculty Summary Information E2.5 System-wide Academic Council white papers on distance E2.6 President Hamilton's presentations on UA Economic Role in the State E2.7 Evaluation report from NASC on Tanana Valley Campus related instruction 1992 E2.8 List of government and professional certifications approved for course equivalencies at UAF E2.9 Graduation Checklists for all programs E2.10 Graduate School Program Reviews E2.11 Noel Levitz Student Satisfaction Inventory, 2000 E3.6 ACT Student Opinion Surveys 1993, 1994,1997, 2000 E3.7 Cooperative Institutional Research Program (CIRP) Surveys 1998, 1999, 2000 E3.8 Noel-Levitz Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) 2000 E3.11 Student clubs list (http://www.uaf.edu/woodctr/activity/clubs/club_list.html ) E3.18 Brochure regarding transfer of credit E4.16 Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) Documentation E5.19 Off-Campus Library Services Report E8.16 Technology Refreshment Program Notebooks of specific interest Core Curriculum notebook Outcomes Assessment notebook Developmental Studies notebook Distance Delivery notebook International Programs notebook Additional Web Sites W2.1 Center for Distance Education and http://www.dist-ed.uaf.edu/ Independent Learning W2.2 Outcomes Assessment http://www.uaf.edu/provost/outcomes/ W2.3 Retention Data http://www.uaf.edu/pair/99ffretent.html W2.4 AAHE Assessment principles http://www.aahe.org/assessment/principl.htm W2.5 AAHE Assessment Conference http://www.aahe.org/assessment/2000_notes.htm Notes W2.6 Alaska Summer Research Academy http://www.uaf.edu/csem/asra/index.html W2.7 Rural Alaska Honors Institute http://www.uaf.edu/rahi/ W2.8 Upward Bound Classic http://www.uaf.edu/upbound/ W2.9
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