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Provost's APR meeting

At the close of the APR process, a meeting is scheduled with the Provost to develop a final implementation plan. Participants include the department chair, program coordinator and/or faculty (as determined by the department chair or dean), dean, and the AVP (Academic Affairs). Following this meeting, the department chair/program coordinator completes the final implementation plan and submits it to the college dean. The dean submits an electronic copy to the AVP (Academic Affairs) within two weeks following the Provost’s meeting.

Membership

Facilitator Members
Mark Thompson, English - Kelly Cotter, Psychology
- Matthew Moberly, English
- Tim Firch, Accounting & Finance

Membership

Facilitator Members
Thomas Carter, Computer Science - Koni Stone, Chemistry
- JungHa An, Mathematics
- Melanie Martin, Computer Science and Mathematics
- Sandra Garcia Sanborn, Philosophy and Modern Languages
- Ian Littlewood, Physics
- Chris Nagel, Philosophy and Modern Languages

Membership

Facilitator Members
Matthew Moberly, English - Jessica Lambert, Psychology
- Jey Strangfeld, Sociology
- Steve Drouin, Advanced Studies in Education

 

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Assessment Mentors

Dr. Lynn Johnson

Dr. Johnson is a professor in the College of Business Administration where she has coordinated undergraduate assessment since 2003. She participated in the first WASC Assessment Leadership Academy during 2010-11 and served as the University's Faculty Coordinator of Assessment of Student Learning in 2009-2011.

Membership

Facilitator Members
 
Anita Pedersen-Pennock, Psychology - Hakhamanesh Zangeneh, Philosophy
- Dave Colnic, Political Science & Public Administration

External Consultant Review Guidelines

 Internal review processes provide a valuable perspective that is essential for program quality.  In addition, an external consultant’s perspective may play an important role in the evaluation process.

Kimiko Vang has experienced a breadth of perspectives, spanning multiple continents and cultures. Born in a refugee camp in Thailand, she spent her early years in France before migrating with her family to the United States, where they settled in Merced County.  

Vang recalls the challenges her family faced upon their arrival.  

Membership

Facilitator Members
Anita Pederson-Pennock, Psychology - Hakhamanesh Zangeneh, Philosophy
- Dave Colnic, Political Science & Public
​  Administration
- Michael Tumolo, Communication Studies

 

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