ACCJC Documents (for all published Commission published manuals go to  www.accjc.org, under Publications and Policies)

• Accreditation Standards   (adopted June 2014)
• Guide to Institutional Self-Evaluation, Improvement, and Peer Review   (September 2018)
• This manual contains suggestions for how an institution should organize for self-evaluation as well as forms that must be submitted as part of the Institutional Self-Evaluation Report (ISER).  It is intended for use by institutions as they prepare for self-evaluation and the Self-Evaluation Report.
• Manual for Institutional Self-Evaluation   (August 2017)
• This manual contains suggestions for how an institution should organize for self-evaluation as well as forms that must be submitted as part of the Institutional Self-Evaluation Report (ISER).
• Evidence Manual for Institutional Self-Evaluation   (revised August 2017)
• Accreditation Cross-walk with the Old 2002 Standards  
• Guide to Evaluating and Improving Institutions  
  • This guide contains questions that might be asked about institutional quality as each Accreditation Standard is considered.  It also provides suggestions for what might constitute evidence that an institution meets the Standards.  It is intended for use by institutions as they write their Institutional Self-Evaluation Report and by teams when evaluating institutions. 

 

Institutional Self-Study Report (ISER)/ Self-Study Guide

• Evidence Naming Conventions  
• ISER Model Response  

Resources available on the PRIE Website

• Planning documents
• Research results
  • Employee/ Community Feedback
  • Student feedback (Community College Survey of Student Engagement, Campus Climate, etc.)
• Balanced Scorecard

Documents from Other Institutions

• ACCJC Publications and Documents
• ACCJC Newsletters

 

Login to Strategic Planning Online (SPOL)

• Login to SPOL
  • The platform we are using to write the narrative and store evidence for our institutional self-evaluation report (ISER).

 

Login to SharePoint

• Login to SharePoint

  • A platform to store reference documents in a centralized location that will assist in writing and storing evidence in SPOL. Sharepoint is used in addition to our accreditation website, as it allows us to store proprietary reference materials that are NOT shared on our public website, such as our writing team training documents.