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Program Development

Transitioning from Compliance to Innovation

Creating a culture for continuous improvement with academic programs is a challenge. As my institution—Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas—prepared for our decennial accreditation review, I found it difficult to motivate faculty to complete the required program reviews for the compliance report. With some cajoling, 41 faculty reluctantly agreed

Jeanne Qvarnstrom, EdD June 9, 2025 No Comments

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Retention

Partnering with Student Organizations to Build First-Year Student Engagement: Special Olympics Young Athletes and Merrimack College

Every day, academic leaders make decisions about what kinds of programming college first-year students will find attractive and engaging. Many colleges’ ideas, however, fail to connect to student interest and experience. Part of the reason for this disconnect is generational. The staff and administrators planning these programs are at least

Rachel Brown, Margaret Ford, Rachel Malieswski, and Russ Olwell, PhD June 2, 2025 No Comments

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Program Development