Non-Instructional Program Review
Non-instructional program reviews are used to evaluate and improve the services and departments that support the overall operations of an institution outside of the classroom. These reviews focus on administrative level offices to ensure they are effectively meeting the needs of students, faculty, staff, and the community. Through this process, departments can reflect on their work, identify strengths and areas for improvement, and plan for future growth while staying aligned with the institution’s goals.
Program Review Purpose
The purpose of Non-Instructional Program Review is to evaluate and enhance the quality and effectiveness of services provided to the campus community through a meaningful, manageable, flexible, and collaborative self-study completed by non-instructional area members. The Non-Instructional Program Review is the process in which we answer: How well are we doing what we said we were going to do?
Primary Focus: Evaluating programs, departments, and divisions
Emphasis: Planning for the future
Compliance: Student First Framework alignment and compliance with ACCJC Accreditation Standards