- Review Content Overview. For additional details, please review the Guidelines.
- Determine how “programs” will be defined at your institution (e.g., all imaging programs together or each program separately).
- Determine which optional components, if any, will be included.
- Identify a lead for each type of input: student, faculty/program chair, curriculum review, barriers and resources, industry input, and input from other stakeholders. The leads will determine who should be surveyed/interviewed and they will analyze the input.
- Determine who will establish timelines for all involved and who will execute the self-assessment tasks.
- If you would like to use BC’s survey templates, please contact Helen Clarke.
- Student input via surveys and/or interviews
- Alumni input via surveys and/or interviews
- Program faculty/chair input via surveys and/or interviews
- Curriculum review via surveys and/or interviews
- Input from industry via surveys and/or interviews (optional, but strongly recommended)
- Input from other campus/general stakeholders (optional)
- Identification of barriers and resources via surveys and/or interviews
- Arrange faculty/staff release time, as needed.
- Begin self-assessment process, which will continue for about one month.
- Establish timelines and instructions for SMEs and others involved in the surveys and interviews.
- Complete interviews and surveys.
After all input has been gathered an analyzed, follow these steps:
- Compile findings from the interviews and surveys.
- Discuss next steps for the department.
- (Optional) Schedule one consultation session for the self-assessment teams of the different programs with Linda Reeder to occur before June 15th. Identify topics for discussion at least one week prior to the meeting. Note: these sessions are per college vs. per program at a college. Please see details and criteria.
- Complete the following form and submit to the appropriate individuals at your institution and to [email protected].
- Complete a survey evaluating this self-assessment tool