| "First
and foremost, the purpose of academic program
review (APR) at Cal Poly is to acknowledge the
strengths and seek ways of further enhancing
the quality of academic programs."
In
general terms, this is accomplished by conducting
a periodic review of the program’s mission
and goals as they relate to the mission of the
institution; the curriculum through which the
program's mission and goals are pursued;
the extent to which the program is achieving
its objectives for student learning; the quality
and diversity of the faculty and staff and their
contributions to achieving the program’s
mission and goals; and the quality of the infrastructure
supporting the program (e.g., library and other
educational resources; physical facilities,
etc.).
An
academic program is a structured grouping of
coursework leading to a baccalaureate or graduate
degree or to a teaching credential. At Cal Poly,
APR is conducted for all academic programs,
General Education, and centers and institutes.
For
more information contact:
- David Conn, Vice Provost for Academic Programs & Undergraduate Education
- Cheryl Ney, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Programs
- Delores Lencioni , Administrative Support, Academic Programs
Accreditation
Program
Review
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