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  • Cuesta College: Long Term Budget Reduction Plan (2013-2017)

    Hello:

    According to feedback, the document was not rendering properly so we will provide a direct link to the original:

    http://www.cuesta.edu/aboutcc/documents/accreditation/evidence/Standard_IIID/III-D-21.pdf

    • 6 months ago
  • College Council: 2012.11.06: Re: Add/Removal of Programs from List

    Note: I arrived about 30 minutes into the meeting…

    • 6 months ago
  • College Council: 2012.10.30

    • 6 months ago
  • Audio (30 mins Pt 2 of 2): @CuestaCollege President’s Forum: Re: Budget Reductions / Accreditation Status (#SLO)

    • 7 months ago
  • #Audio (30 mins. / Pt.1 of 2): #CuestaCollege: President’s Forum: Re: Budget Reductions / Accreditation Status

    • 7 months ago
  • #CuestaCollege: Accreditation Update: Accomplishments in Response to Recommendations (#SLO)

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    From: Deborah Wulff
    Sent:
    Thursday, October 04, 2012 

    Subject:
    Accreditation Update

     

    Dear Colleagues, 

     

    On Monday October 1st the Accreditation Steering Committee gave its last input to the Show Cause Report.  These edits were incorporated and presented to the Board of Trustees last night.  The Board approved the Show Cause and Closure Reports (Yeah!!) and currently, we are gathering the evidence to link within the Show Cause Report.  A big thank you to all who are helping with this important task.  Late today, the documents will be sent to the editor for final cleanups; a review of the edits will take place this weekend and then the documents will be sent to the printers on Monday.  The reports and will be sent to ACCJC on Thursday, October 11.

     

    The Board also reviewed the Status Report and was ecstatic to hear the college is 100% proficient.  Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to our students’ success. 

     

    As promised, attached is our next educational piece highlighting some of the work the district has accomplished in relationship to Recommendations 2, 6, and 7.  Not to sound like a broken record, but it is important that as a campus we are all well informed for the five member visiting team on October 29-30th.

     

    To learn more, please attend the Accreditation Overview Training on Wednesday, October 10th from 12:30 – 1:30 in room 5401.   At this training we will be reviewing the highlights and key elements we have developed, implemented, and written about in our Show Cause Report. We will also take time to answer (or attempt to) any questions you may have.

     

    It is hard to believe how far, we as a college, have come in the last eight months.  Everything that the district has accomplished and implemented could not have happened without all the dedication, feedback, support and effort of all of you.

     

    Thanks again for everything you do. We hope to see you on Wednesday, October 10.

    Respectfully,

     

    Kevin and Deb

     

    Deborah Wulff

    Interim Vice-President of Academic Affairs

    Cuesta College

    805 546-3122

    • 7 months ago
  • Implementing the Long Term Budget Reduction Plan

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    From: Gil Stork
    Sent: Friday, October 05, 2012 5:46 PM
    To: All Exchange Users Email List
    Cc: Board Members of Cuesta College; Mullen, Patrick W
    Subject: Implementing the Long Term Budget Reduction Plan

    The attached Memo has been released by the President’s Office.

    • 7 months ago
  • Audio: Board of Trustees Mtg. Oct.03: Long-term Budget Reduction Plan

    • 7 months ago
  • CCCUE: Important News: Please Read

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    • 7 months ago
  • Countdown to accreditation: City College makes changes despite criticism


    Countdown to accreditation: City College makes changes despite criticism

    Source: sfpublicpress.org

    Once lauded for being the largest community college in the nation, City College of San Francisco, has recently come under fire in an accreditation crisis that threatens its existence. Three months ago, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, put the school on “show cause” status, which orders a struggling school to prove it meets the commission’s educational and administrative standards in retaining its accreditation. To do this, a school must submit a series of reports o…

     

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    • 7 months ago
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