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Welcome Back! August 24, 2016 Reflec ect a and T Think Something you would like to learn and do this year to enhance the quality of your work. Life begins at the end of your comfort zone. - Neale Donald Walsch Ac Academic Af Affai


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Welcome Back! August 24, 2016

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Reflec ect a and T Think

Something you would like to learn and do this year to enhance the quality of your work.

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Life begins at the end

  • f your comfort zone.
  • Neale Donald Walsch
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Ac Academic Af Affai airs – Goal

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for 2016/ 6/201 017

  • Develop Academic Affairs’ Strategic Plan
  • Analyze budget and align projects/priorities
  • Review Department Chairs’ Pilot Proposal
  • Visit classes to support Experience One
  • Prepare for NWCCU Accreditation Visit
  • Assess program capacity/course rotation
  • Establish student evaluation plan
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Exper erien ence t the D Differ eren ence

  • Five-Year Strategic Plan

(2014-2019)

The University of Montana Western differentiates itself and achieves academic excellence by sustaining a culture of concentrated experiential education.

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Apr April NW NWCCU CU Ac Accreditation V Visit

Do we WALK our TALK?

Year Seven Self-Evaluation Report (Due Feb) Snapshot of our work Focus Groups (During campus visit) Accreditation Committee Strategic Planning Committee

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Exper erien ence t the D Differ eren ence: e: S Strategi egic Plan an

Mission Statement Core Themes Priorities Goals Measures – Tactical Document

measureable objectives, baseline metrics

Evidence (product, numbers, qualitative responses, etc)

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Core T Them emes es

  • 1. Continuously improve undergraduate

education and experiential learning.

  • 2. Maximize campus-wide support for student

success and completion.

  • 3. Foster responsible campus efficiency

and stewardship of resources.

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Prioritie ies

ONE: Encourage academic excellence and innovation. TWO: Develop, strengthen and expand creative co-curricular programs and campus collaborations to promote student learning, development,retention and success.

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Prioritie ies

THREE: Develop enrollment management strategies that support the experiential mission and contribute to student success. FOUR: Employ human resource strategies that support the experiential mission and and attract and retain highly qualified, diverse mix of faculty and staff.

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Prioritie ies

FIVE: Maintain facilities and infrastructure commensurate to the mission and priorities of the university. SIX: Efficiently steward resources and

  • perations to sustain the university

for the future generations.

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Prioritie ies

SEVEN: Increase Montana Western’s local, Regional and national profile.

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UMW Dep epartmen ent W Work – CLOS OSING T THE L LOOP OOP

How does the department work align with the Core Themes and Goals? Annually review/assess the goals to determine possible changes based on evidence. What did we learn and how does the information improve the work? How do we communicate the information to the department and the UMW?

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Assessment t – Ac Academic Af c Affairs

Academic Program Assessment Course Assessment Rubrics Evidence to support rubrics Evidence of closing the loop Across all programs and courses

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Fulfi filling the e Promise se o

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Experience One

By “promise,” I refer to both the enormous potential of the model and to the promise we make to our students, that at Montana Western, each and every one of them will be immersed in a “sustained culture of concentrated experiential learning.” Chancellor Weatherby, August 2016

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2016/2017 P Projec ect

Project: Need for a student evaluation plan CORE THEME:

Continuously improve undergraduate education and experiential learning

PRIORITY ONE:

Encourage academic excellence and innovation

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Fulfi filling the e Promise se o

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Experience One

Question #1 What are we doing well?

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Fulfi filling the e Promise se o

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Experience One

Question #2

What do we need to do to make this experience even more powerful for our students?

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Fulfi filling the e Promise se o

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Experience One

Question #3 What are the barriers to even greater academic excellence?

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Fulfi filling the e Promise se o

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Experience One

Question #4 What would it require and what would it mean to fully embrace the power and the promise

  • f Experience One?
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Next S Ste teps

  • Compile the information for each question
  • Align responses with the UMW strategic plan
  • Develop Academic Affairs strategic plan
  • Department Chairs review information
  • Have Accreditation and Strategic

Planning Committees discuss information

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