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Student Life Program Review

A primary mechanism for quality assurance, the program review process engages departments in self-study, alignment with mission and goals, assesment of student learning, and recommendations for improvement. Every department in the Division of Student Life undergoes program review every six years. The Division uses the program standards developed by the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education to write a year-long self study and critical review of structures, policies, processes, and planning.  Under the direction of the Institutional Effectiveness Committee, a program review committee that includes professional participation from outside the University, then conducts a review and submits its report for institutional consideration and department action.

An outside evaluation and meta-analysis of the Student Life Program Review Process and its effectiveness can be found here pdf icon. 

Listed below are the departments within the Division that have undergone the program review process:

2011-2012
- Services for Students with Disabilities
- Housing & Residential Life
- New Student & Family Programs
- Judicial Affairs
 Test This 2007-2008
- Counseling Services
- Student Leadership

2006-2007
- Chaplaincy
2010-2011
- Center for Community Involvement

2009 - 2010		 - CIP, Multicultural Affairs and SUCCESS
- Public Safety

2005-2006
- Heath Services
- Career Resource Center

 - Housing and Greek Life
2008-2009
- Pacific Recreation