Self-Study News Briefs
Download the Self-Study News Briefs Below (PDFs)
News Brief #15 (Latest)
News Brief #14
News Brief #13
News Brief #12
News Brief #11
News Brief #10
News Brief #9
News Brief #8
News Brief #7
News Brief #6
News Brief #5
News Brief #4
News Brief #3
News Brief #2
News Brief #1
Read Self-Study News Brief Summaries Below
News Brief #15 This issue of the SSSC News Brief is full of BIG
News!The Antioch University Self-Study Report has been submitted; The University’s Reaffirmation Exhibition Hall goes live; and The Higher Learning Commission’s (HLC) team is in place and the dates are set for all of the Site. Download News Brief #15
News!The Antioch University Self-Study Report has been submitted; The University’s Reaffirmation Exhibition Hall goes live; and The Higher Learning Commission’s (HLC) team is in place and the dates are set for all of the Site. Download News Brief #15
News Brief #14 — This extra-long edition shares with our community the Institutional Recommendations that have emerged from the Self-Study Steering Committee’s thorough and thoughtful analysis of the Self-Study Report. However, before presenting the recommendations, it is essential to present the Committee’s assessment of the institution’s achievement of the criteria, with an articulation of the strengths with an eye on the challenges. Download News Brief #14
News Brief #13 — This issue highlights some of the “strengths and challenges” that are emerging as the Self-Study Steering Committee starts making meaning of all the evidence, all the input, all the documents. This is not meant to be a comprehensive list, by any means. But we thought you might enjoy seeing what is emerging as we
begin this stage of our work. Download News Brief #13
begin this stage of our work. Download News Brief #13
News Brief #12 — This issue addresses some key changes at
Antioch University and explores how they fit into the Self-Study process. It also looks at some upcoming deadlines and how you will have opportunities to share your reflections on the institutional strengths, challenges, and recommendations that emerge from the Self-Study Steering Committee. Download News Brief #12
Antioch University and explores how they fit into the Self-Study process. It also looks at some upcoming deadlines and how you will have opportunities to share your reflections on the institutional strengths, challenges, and recommendations that emerge from the Self-Study Steering Committee. Download News Brief #12
News Brief #11 — This issue of the SSSC News Brief shares
Chancellor Nudelman’s reflections on the Self-Study process. The Chancellor has joined Antioch University in the midst of a flurry of Self-Study activity. We are now finalizing evidence and entering the stage of writing up chapters. We wondered what she thought of all that’s
going on. Download News Brief #11
Chancellor Nudelman’s reflections on the Self-Study process. The Chancellor has joined Antioch University in the midst of a flurry of Self-Study activity. We are now finalizing evidence and entering the stage of writing up chapters. We wondered what she thought of all that’s
going on. Download News Brief #11
News Brief #10 — This News Brief highlights the 45 individuals serving on the University’s five Criterion Teams. Each Criterion Team is composed of faculty, staff, and administrators from
campuses and system offices. Download News Brief #10
campuses and system offices. Download News Brief #10
News Brief #9 — This News Brief introduces the members of the SSSC and the enormous responsibility they carry. The SSSC is composed of the chairs of the five criteria teams as well as several other
individuals who have responsibility for major self-study sections. Download News Brief #9
individuals who have responsibility for major self-study sections. Download News Brief #9
News Brief #8 — Antioch University’s mission and vision statements in the context of the expectations for accreditation. What does the Higher Learning Commission look for in a self-study relative to the mission? What have we learned so far from our surveys about the mission? What does the mission mean to each of us? Download News Brief #8
News Brief #7 — Antioch parties across the nation! The week’s activities were well received, awareness of the reaffirmation of accreditation process was heightened and knowledge of the new
University’s Mission Framework was advanced. Download News Brief #7
University’s Mission Framework was advanced. Download News Brief #7
News Brief #6 — This issue of the Self-Study News Brief
highlights the unique activities at each campus and in the system office to celebrate Countdown Week, April 23-28, 2012, marking the year-long countdown until the Higher Learning Commission’s site visit in April 2013. Download News Brief #6
highlights the unique activities at each campus and in the system office to celebrate Countdown Week, April 23-28, 2012, marking the year-long countdown until the Higher Learning Commission’s site visit in April 2013. Download News Brief #6
News Brief #5 — So what is accreditation anyway? In the United States, colleges and universities voluntarily seek accreditation from nongovernmental bodies. There are two types of educational accreditation: institutional and specialized. Download News Brief #5
News Brief #4 — In February 2011, the Self-Study Steering
Committee (SSSC) requested that each academic program complete a Program Profile, addressing student learning outcomes, learning environments, allocation of resources, effective teach. Download News Brief #4
Committee (SSSC) requested that each academic program complete a Program Profile, addressing student learning outcomes, learning environments, allocation of resources, effective teach. Download News Brief #4
News Brief #3 Summary — The Self-Study Steering Committee (SSSC) imagines three distinct phases of campus committee work over the next 18 months. Each phase requires time, energy and commitment. Download News Brief #3
News Brief #2 Summary — The SSSC envisions 2012 as a year of dialogue and institutional learning. Led by the SSSC and campus self-study committees (CCs), scheduled opportunities for constituents at the campus and system level are planned. Here’s what we’re thinking. Download News Brief #2
News Brief #1 Summary — In general, the majority of core faculty expressed high satisfaction with the vast majority of questions asked including the nature of the Antioch community, academic and professional standards, assessment, library services, pedagogic practices, and the alignment of values… Download News Brief #1
