Task Force 7
Standard: 11 (Educational Offerings)
Standard 12 (General Education)
Standard 13 (Related Educational Activities Distance Education, Additional Locations, Basic Skills, and Certificate Programs)
Standard 11 (Educational Offerings)
- What have been the most significant changes in Touro's academic program offerings in the past five years, including changes in program delivery?
- What evidence demonstrates that the College’s programs have academic content and rigor appropriate for these degree levels?
- How effectively are educational offerings supported by the College's information technology and library resources?
- Evaluate the process of curriculum design, assessment, and revision. How are faculty involved?
- How are internships, experiential learning, independent study and research incorporated within the departmental curricula?
- Evaluate the institution's policies for awarding transfer credits at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
- How do graduate programs promote the development of research skills and independent thinking?
Standard 12 (General Education)
- What are the goals of general education, and how are they communicated to students?
- How does Touro assess that its graduates have acquired competence in oral and written communications, scientific and quantitative reasoning, information and technological literacy, and critical thinking skills?
- How effective is the collaboration between faculty and library staff in enhancing students’ information literacy skills?
Standard 13 (Related Educational Activities - Distance Education, Additional Locations, Basic Skills, Certificate Programs)
- How do current policies ensure that offerings at all locations or sites meet the College’s standards for academic rigor and quality of instruction?
- How do current policies ensure that distance learning offerings meet the College’s standards for academic rigor and quality of instruction?
- What is the process for selecting, training, supporting and evaluating faculty teaching in distance learning courses and programs both at the undergraduate and graduate levels?
- How does the institution assess the effectiveness of technology and support services for students in distance learning programs?
- What procedures are in place to ensure that registrants’ identity verification are in line with federal requirements and to safeguard academic integrity in online courses?
- How does the institution demonstrate its commitment to providing programs and services for underprepared students? Do these programs and services achieve their stated student learning, retention, and development goals?
- What are the procedures for identifying, placing, serving, and assessing the achievement of underprepared students?