Excerpts from Richard T. Oliver, Ph.D. Waycross, Georgia -2009 C.O.E. Annual Conference WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS Utah College.

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Excerpts from Richard T. Oliver, Ph.D. Waycross, Georgia C.O.E. Annual Conference WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS Utah College of Applied Technology College Annual Conference June 11, 2010

 Key Elements of Successful Written Plans  Evidence that the written plan/procedure has been:  Created/developed  Implemented  Evaluated …according to COE guidelines WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

 Standard 2 – Educational Programs  Admissions/Recruiting (Criteria 2)  For all students admitted to a vocational English-as-a-Second- Language Program, the institution utilizes written admission procedures that comply with policies established by the Commission. (See page 36 of 2009 edition of the COE Policies and Rules of the Commission.) WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

 Vocational English-as-a-Second Language Programs  Stand-alone program  Limited to persons already possessing occupational competence who would be employable if they could demonstrate adequate English language skills  The program consists solely of English as a second language and must meet the following requirements:  The program must meet objectives and criteria required of all COE- approved educational programs.  The institution must admit only students who need instruction in English to be able to use the knowledge and skills that they already possess in order to obtain employment. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

 Vocational English-as-a-Second Language Programs  The institution must demonstrate that students enrolled in the ESL program possess job skills, as evidenced by documentation such as credentials, test scores, job experience, or verification of skill competencies by a third party.  The institution accepts the responsibility for placement assistance upon graduation in compliance with COE placement requirements. A Vocational English-as-a-Second Language (ESL) program can be offered only at a main campus or non-main campus where at least one non-ESL occupational education program is offered. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

 Standard 2 – Educational Programs  Admissions/Recruiting (Criteria 6)  For all students admitted on an “ability to benefit” basis, the institution has written admission procedures, applies these uniformly, provides documented evidence on how they are used, maintains records on student progress, and regularly evaluates the effectiveness of procedures used in admitting these students. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

 Note:  Written admission procedures  Applies these uniformly  Provides documented evidence on how they are used  Maintains records on student progress  Regularly evaluates the effectiveness of the procedures used in admitting these students WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

 Standard 2 – Educational Programs  Admissions/Recruiting (Criteria 9)  Each work-based activity ha a written instructional plan for students specifying the particular objectives, experiences, and evaluations that are required. Note: on-site employer representative and qualified institution employee are identified in the plan WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 3 – Program and Institutional Outcomes  Criteria 5 – The institution has a written plan to ensure that follow-up is systematic and continuous, and includes the following elements: a)Identification of responsibility for coordination of all follow-up activities b)Collection of information from completers and employers of completers c)Information collected from completers and employers or completers focused on program effectiveness for various modes of delivery and relevance to job requirements d)Placement and follow-up information used to evaluate and improve the quality of program outcomes e)Placement and follow-up information made available at least on an annual basis to all instructional personnel and administrative staff WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 4 – Strategic Planning  Criteria 1 – The institution has a written plan that includes, as a minimum the following components: a)Mission of the institution b)Vision of the institution c)Objectives for a minimum period of three years d)Strategies for achieving the objectives e)Strategies for evaluation progress toward achieving the objectives WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 5 –Learning Resources  Media Servicers - Criteria 1 (a-h)  The institution has a written plan for its media services which is appropriate for the institution and includes the following: a) The scope and availability of the services b) A variety of current and relevant educational materials, such as: 1.Reference books 2.Periodicals and manuals of business, professional, technical, and industrial nature 3.Audio-visual materials and equipment 4.Internet access 5.Other materials to help fulfill the institution’s purpose and support its educational programs WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 5 –Learning Resources  Media Servicers - Criteria 1 (a-h) c)The staff person (administrative, supervisory, or instructional) responsible for the implementation and coordination of the media services d)Roles and responsibilities of designated staff members. e)Orientation for user groups (i.e., instructors, students, and others) f)Facilities essential for using media materials. g)Annual budgetary support for the services h)Evaluation of the effectiveness of media services and utilization of the results to modify and improve media services WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 5 –Learning Resources  Instructional Equipment - Criteria 5  The institution has a written plan for maintaining equipment and for replacing or disposing of obsolete equipment. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 6 –Physical Resources  Criteria 1  A long-range plan for facility and campus improvements has been developed and is maintained that includes, if applicable, distance education infrastructure. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 6 –Physical Resources  Criteria 2  An appropriate plan for the operation, maintenance, and improvement of the physical plant (including elements addressing personnel, equipment, supplies, relevant state law, and applicable federal codes and procedures) has been developed, is in use, is available to employees and students, and is regularly evaluated/revised. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Scope of the Physical Plant Plan:  Operation of the physical plant  Maintenance of the physical plant  Improvement of the physical plant Elements of the plan:  Personnel  Equipment  Supplies  Relevant state law  Applicable federal codes and procedures WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS Availability of the plan:  Has been developed  Is in use  Available to employees  Available to students Documentation of the plan:  Regularly evaluated  Regularly revised

Standard 6 –Physical Resources  Criteria 4  An appropriate plan for assuring the health and safety of the institution’s employees, students, and guests has been developed; includes a system for reporting and investigating accidents; is in use; has been distributed to employees; is available to students; and is regularly evaluated/revised with appropriate input from employees and students. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Health and Safety Plan  Has been developed  Is in use  Available to students  Available to employees  Is regularly evaluated  Is regularly revised  Has input from employees and students  Includes a system for reporting and investigating accidents  Assures health and safety of:  Employees  Students  Guests WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 7 –Financial Resources  Criteria 13  The institution has a fair and equitable refund policy for the refund of tuition, fees, and other institutional charges in the event the institution cancels a class or if a student does not enter or does not complete the period of enrollment for which the student has been charged. All of the following are elements of a fair and equipment plan: WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 7 –Financial Resources  Criteria 13  The institution’s refund policy is published in the catalog and uniformly administered.  Refunds, when due, are made without requiring a request from the student.  Refunds, when due, are made within 45 days (1) of the last day of attendance if written notification has been provided to the institution by the student, or (2) from the date the institution terminates the student or determines withdrawal by the student. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 7 –Financial Resources  Criteria 13 (cont’d)  Retention of tuition and fees collected in advance for a student who does not commence class does not exceed $100.  The institution complies with the refund policies adopted by the Commission unless a different policy is mandated by a non-public institution’s licensing agency or a public institution’s governing board. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 8 –Human Resources  General Criteria 2  The institution has provided and implemented appropriate and published procedures for handling complaints/grievances for faculty and staff, consistent with the policies for the institution’s governing board.  Faculty and Staff Complaint/Grievance Procedures  Are provided and implemented  Are published  Are consistent with governing board policies WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 8 –Human Resources  General Criteria 3  Appropriate procedures have been developed for the continuous evaluation of the performance and effectiveness of all institutional employees, with at least an annual written formal review and evaluation.  Employee evaluation procedures:  Evaluation is continuous  Evaluates performance and effectiveness of all institutional employees  Minimum of an annual written formal review and evaluation WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 8 –Human Resources  General Criteria 4  Appropriate orientation procedures for all employees are maintained and followed equitably. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 10 –Student Services and Activities  Criteria 4  Written procedures for access to student records are established to protect their confidentiality, limiting access to authorized personnel only.  Student Record Access Procedures:  Protect student confidentiality  Limit access to authorized personnel WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 10 –Student Services and Activities  Criteria 8  The institution provides and has implemented appropriate grievance policies for handling complaints from students as described in the institutions catalog and or student handbook.  The Commission’s mailing address and telephone number are included to provide for cases where the grievance is not settled at the institutional level. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 10 –Student Services and Activities  Criteria 11  If the institution has processed Title IV loans or is currently processing Title IV loans, it has a default management plan that meets the requirements of the Commission or for as long as required by the U.S. Department of Education to maintain a plan. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 10 –Student Services and Activities  Criteria 12  The institution has adopted and implemented a written plan for the health and safety of students in cases of sickness, accidents, or emergency health care needs on campus; and the plan is evaluated regularly.  Health & Safety Student Plan:  Sickness  Accidents  Emergency health care needs on campus  Evaluated regularly WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 10 –Student Services and Activities  Criteria 15  The institution has a written plan for determining the effectiveness of student personnel services, for documenting an annual evaluation of these services, and for disseminating the results to the staff so that pertinent information can be used to improve the student personnel services.  Student Personnel Services Effectiveness Plan:  Determining the effectiveness of student personnel services  Documenting an annual evaluation of these services  Dissemination of results to staff  Information used to improve student personnel services WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 10 –Student Services and Activities  Criteria 17  The institution demonstrates that it is following a written plan for placement services, including the following elements:  Identification of responsibility for coordination of services  Communications network between the placement coordinator, the staff, the faculty, and various businesses and industries in the services area  File/listing of employers and employment opportunities  Counseling f students  Maintenance of placement records for completers as a means of measuring the success of the institution in achieving its mission WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

Standard 11 –Distance Education  Part 1 – Institutional Criteria  Learning Resources – Adequate maintenance of the learning resources.  Technical and Physical Resources #3 – Maintain an up-to-date infrastructure.  Student Identity Confirmation – Ensure security and integrity of student coursework and testing. WRITTEN PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR COE SELF-STUDY REPORTS

CONGRATULATIONS! You are now prepared for the “Journey to Success with COE.”