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Challenge 2010: Integrating Assessment, Planning, and Improvement
For higher education, these are unprecedented times. The convergence of the economic crisis, changing demographics, and calls for greater accountability has increased internal pressures and the external scrutiny of colleges and universities. In the rush to address these extraordinary challenges, leaders need to find better ways to assess their operations and programs, establish priorities for action, and move quickly to implement needed changes. They also need to be able to identify opportunities to leverage institutional strengths. >>Read more
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- Mission Control
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- Lyrical Leadership
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- Martha Kanter on Educating a Nation
(March 2010)
- Paving the Way
(February 2010)
- All for One, One for All
(February 2010)
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- CACUBO Best Practices Awards Program
- SACUBO Best Practices Program
- NCCI Leveraging Excellence Award
- NACUBO Innovation Award
Resources
- NACUBO Projects Funded by Lumina Foundation
- Challenge 2010 Intergrating Assessment Planning and Improvement
- Getting Started in Benchmarking
- The National Consortium for Continuous Improvement in Higher Education (NCCI) supports the professional development of individuals at member institutions through sponsorship of peer learning opportunities such as conferences, workshops, electronic and print publications, collaborative research, and other activities.
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