IMPROVED CUSTOMER SERVICE: A CHALLENGE

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David S. Adegboye, Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
& Accreditation Liaison
Southern University at New Orleans
University Conference Presentation
August 13, 2012
Southern University at New Orleans, a public,
historically black university, empowers and
promotes the upward mobility of diverse
populations of traditional and nontraditional
students through quality academic programs
and service to achieve excellence in higher
education.
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Academic Excellence
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Accountability
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Integrity
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Transparency
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Service
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Resiliency
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NCATE
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May 2009
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SACSCOC
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December 2011
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CSWE
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February 2012
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AACSB – International
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CAHIIM
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AAFCS
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Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP)
Implementation
Fifth Year Interim Report
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Mandatory
17 Standards
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CR 2.8
CR 2.10
CS 3.2.8
CS 3.3.1.1
CS 3.4.3
CS 3.4.11
CS 3.11.3
FR 4.1
FR 4.2
FR 4.3
FR 4.4
FR 4.5
FR 4.6
FR 4.7/CS
3.10.3
FR 4.8
FR 4.9
3.13.1
Number of full-time faculty
Student support services
Qualified administrative and academic officers
Institutional effectiveness: educational programs
Admissions policies
Qualified academic program coordinators
Physical facilities
Student achievement
Program curriculum
Publication of policies
Program length
Student complaints
Recruitment materials
Title IV program responsibilities/financial aid
audits
Distance and correspondence education
Definition of credit hours
Policy compliance
Reaffirmation Class of 2020
Description of Activity
Track A
Track B
Institutions receive Notification Letter
from the President of the Commission
on Colleges
October 15, 2014
April 25, 2015
Due date for Fifth-Year Interim Report
September 15, 2015
March 25, 2016
Review by the Commission on Colleges
December 2015
June 2016
INTEGRITY
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Plagiarism
Honesty with data
Grade change
Land-based or online class?
Office hours
Absenteeism
Outside employment
FACULTY
>Core Requirement 2.8
>Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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Mwalimu Shujaa, Ph.D.
Professor and Dean, College of Education & Human Dev.
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Diane Bordenave, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, CDFS
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Ekwuniru Nwokeji, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
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Jennifer Trombley, MS, ABD
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
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LaTanya F. Brittentine, RHIA
Assistant Professor, Health Information Mgt.
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Jay L. Hedgpeth, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Social Work
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Jennifer A. O’Sullivan, Ph.D.
Interim Assistant Professor, Business Entrepreneurship