Our multi-stakeholder Community Planning Team met for the second time this academic year. The charge for this meeting was to reach clarity and understanding at the year midpoint, on all of the pathway goals being undertaken this year. In addition, the Planning Team was tasked with the refinement and exploration of our objectives for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) accreditation and self assessment.
The goal and the work of the year was described by each pathway leader, and clarifying questions were sought to support the continued insight of the Planning Team in the work of the Futures Plan. Pathway leaders were also given feedback, that serves to inform both the pathway tasks as they continue this year, and the goals and action plans in the year to come.
In the final session of the day, under the guidance of team facilitators and our MSA coordinators, we unpacked, explored, and reconstructed the student performance objectives and organisational capacity objectives that will make up our action plan for re-accreditation. It is with warm gratitude that I express my thanks to all involved in the sessions for the day, and it was another opportunity to see multiple groups working coherently towards our goals in this area, with the team working attitude I have come to expect, and continue to vastly appreciate, within our AISC community. See the slide deck here, and feel free to ask any of our team members about the work of the Community Planning Team.
The goal and the work of the year was described by each pathway leader, and clarifying questions were sought to support the continued insight of the Planning Team in the work of the Futures Plan. Pathway leaders were also given feedback, that serves to inform both the pathway tasks as they continue this year, and the goals and action plans in the year to come.
In the final session of the day, under the guidance of team facilitators and our MSA coordinators, we unpacked, explored, and reconstructed the student performance objectives and organisational capacity objectives that will make up our action plan for re-accreditation. It is with warm gratitude that I express my thanks to all involved in the sessions for the day, and it was another opportunity to see multiple groups working coherently towards our goals in this area, with the team working attitude I have come to expect, and continue to vastly appreciate, within our AISC community. See the slide deck here, and feel free to ask any of our team members about the work of the Community Planning Team.
