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The Council was formed in 2011 in response to an earlier report in which the requirements for yearly outcomes assessment, program evaluation and general education assessment were reviewed and the processes streamlined. The Council is made up of members from each college, the Vice Chancellor and Dean of the Division of Academic and Student Affairs (DASA), and a representative from University Planning and Analysis (UPA).

For a current list of members, click here (Coming Soon).

To view the 2005 Report of the Academic Affairs Assessment Planning Team click here.

• Develop guidelines for eight year portfolios and annual reports submitted by the associate deans
• Those guidelines must be approved by the Council of Associate Deans and the DASA Vice Chancellor and Dean


• Colleges will have the option of working with the DASA Vice Chancellor and Dean to develop program or college specific portfolio guidelines or undergraduate program review feedback mechanisms (for example, alternatives to post-review meetings, action plans)


• Establish, maintain, and monitor the university level "rules of engagement" for both ongoing and periodic program reviews
• Any change in rules must be approved by the Council of Associate Deans and the DASA Vice Chancellor and Dean


• Evaluate the undergraduate program review process against the Guiding Principles, especially with respect to meaning
  and efficiency
• Considers recommendations from the Council of Associate Deans and annual college summaries


• Seeks to identify data needs that can be provided to programs by the University