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AQIP
The University of St. Francis is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission’s Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP). The HLC describes AQIP as an alternative accreditation process that “infuses the principles and benefits of continuous improvement into the culture of colleges and universities”. For an overview of quality improvement and AQIP at USF, view a presentation available by clicking here.
The following documents are Adobe PDF files
- Quality Check-Up Report—November 11-13, 2009
- Reaffirmation of Accreditation Recommendation—February 4, 2011
- USF Reaffirmation Letter—February 25, 2011
- USF Systems Appraisal 2011
Action Projects
Current Action Projects: (Adobe PDF files)
- Using Data to Enhance Student Satisfaction
- Official University Representation in Community Organization
- Determining the Value of Collaborative Relationships on Student Learning
- Freshmen In Transition Program (FIT)
- General Education Curriculum Revision (Phase II)
Retired Action Projects: (Adobe PDF files)
- A Strategic Approach to Retention
- Develop a Performance Management process for non-faculty staff
- Developing a portfolio process to measure university wide outcomes
- Establish and develop assessment plan for university-wide education goals
- Refining, Connecting, and Communicating Admission Processes
- Enhance process for on-campus undergraduate orientation programs.
- Recognize value of employees through fair and competitive wages
- Strategic Plan Implementation
- Building Electronic Assessment
- Quantify USF’s Current Partnerships and Resources to Maintain Them
- General Education Curriculum Revision
- Using Data to Enhance Student Satisfaction
- Official University Representation in Community Organization
- Determining the Value of Collaborative Relationships on Student Learning
Systems Portfolios