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We Didnt Report WHAT? Preventing a Heart Attack over Substantive Change Bonnie Jones, Ph.D. Assistant Vice President for Institutional Research & Effectiveness SACSCOC Annual Meeting 12/2017 SACSCOC Policy Statement


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We Didn’t Report WHAT? Preventing a “Heart Attack”

  • ver Substantive Change

Bonnie Jones, Ph.D. Assistant Vice President for Institutional Research & Effectiveness SACSCOC Annual Meeting – 12/2017

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SACSCOC Policy Statement “Heartstopper”

“Failure of an institution to gain approval for substantive changes involving programs that qualify for federal financial assistance could result in the institution jeopardizing such funding.”

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere Exercise

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Number of Substantive Changes With how many substantive changes have you been involved?

1. None 2. 1-5 3. 6-9 4. 10 or more

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Racing Heart Moments What about substantive change causes your heart to race?

1. Fear of unreported programs/centers on my campus. 2. Not understanding the SACSCOC Policy on Substantive Change. 3. Describing the SACSCOC Policy to others on campus. 4. Having to compile a prospectus. 5. All of the above.

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Your state In what state is your institution?

1. Alabama 2. Florida 3. Georgia 4. Kentucky 5. Louisiana 6. Mississippi 7. North Carolina 8. South Carolina 9. Tennessee

  • 10. Texas
  • 11. Virginia
  • 12. Other

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Sub Change Types Pick the substantive change below with which you have the most experience.

1. New degree program 2. New instructional site 3. Closing of degree program or instructional site 4. Reviewing others’ substantive changes 5. Other 6. None of the above

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Role Are you the SACSCOC Liaison for your campus?

1. Yes 2. No

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Role What is your job title?

1. SACSCOC Liaison 2. Institutional Research and/or Effectiveness Staff 3. Academic Affairs Faculty or Staff

  • 4. Other

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Oops Moment Have you had an “oops” moment with substantive change?

  • 1. Yes
  • 2. No

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Purpose of Today’s Visit What is the purpose of your wellness visit?

1. Recognize the importance of substantive change to continuous improvement. 2. Streamline and strengthen my own substantive change processes. 3. Learn more about keeping a substantive change database. 4. Meet others, expand your network.

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Checking your vitals

Poll Everywhere: Presenting symptom What is a current substantive change that you are struggling with?

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A “Heart-Healthy” Substantive Change System

Differential Diagnosis Proposed Treatments SACS Prescription Grand Rounds The Bill Treatment Plan Follow‐up

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Making the “Differential Diagnosis”

The “Ruling Out” Thought Process

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Is it a substantive change? Is it a substantive change?

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Making the “Differential Diagnosis”

The “Ruling Out” Thought Process

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Is it a substantive change? Is it a substantive change? NO ‐ Stop NO ‐ Stop YES YES

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Making the “Differential Diagnosis”

The “Ruling Out” Thought Process

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Is it a substantive change? Is it a substantive change? NO ‐ Stop NO ‐ Stop YES YES REPORT REPORT APPROVE APPROVE

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Making the “Differential Diagnosis”

The “Ruling Out” Thought Process

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Is it a substantive change? Is it a substantive change? NO ‐ Stop NO ‐ Stop YES YES REPORT REPORT APPROVE APPROVE PROSPECTUS PROSPECTUS

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Making the “Differential Diagnosis”

The “Ruling Out” Thought Process

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Is it a substantive change? Is it a substantive change? NO ‐ Stop NO ‐ Stop YES YES REPORT REPORT APPROVE APPROVE PROSPECTUS PROSPECTUS

NO SITE VISIT SITE VISIT

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SACSCOC Policy Statement

Substantive Change for SACSCOC Accredited Institutions

http://www.sacscoc.org/pdf/081705/SubstantiveChange.pdf

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Proposed “Treatments”

Reporting Mechanisms and Prospectuses

  • New Degree Programs
  • Addition of Lower‐level Programs
  • International Programs
  • Off‐campus Sites
  • Substantive Change Database

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“SACS Prescription”

For Preventing Substantive Change Attacks Simplicity Adaptability Care Substance

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“SACS Prescription”

For Preventing Substantive Change Attacks Simplicity

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Writing simple is never simple. Good writing is in the re‐writing.

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“SACS Prescription”

For Preventing Substantive Change Attacks Substance

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Bookend that balances with SIMPLICITY.

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“SACS Prescription”

For Preventing Substantive Change Attacks Adaptability

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“Hold em, fold em, walk away, or run.”

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“SACS Prescription”

For Preventing Substantive Change Attacks Care

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SACSCOC Liaisons: You are the divergent group Abnegation.

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SACSCOC Policy Statement “Heartstopper”

“Failure of an institution to gain approval for substantive changes involving programs that qualify for federal financial assistance could result in the institution jeopardizing such funding.”

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“Grand Rounds”

  • Your Most Challenging Presenting

Symptoms

  • Report out 1 “Prescription” for Success

from Each Group

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The Bill

  • $500 Prospectus or Level Change

each SACSCOC institution

  • $7,500 Per non-SACSCOC member
  • $2,000 + actual costs

Sub Change Visit

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Treatment Plan

  • Wrap-up
  • Questions

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Follow-up

Bonnie Jones, Ph.D.

Assistant Vice President for Institutional Research & Effectiveness University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee

bjj@usf.edu (941) 359-4715

  • Website: http://tinyurl.com/JonesSACS2017

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