With the use of the Evidence Inventory, an institution can organize the institutional documentation it has obtained for the self-study according to standards, criteria, and affiliation requirements. The Evidence Inventory is initially populated using a variety of ways by the institutions, and then it is refined.
During your self-study evaluation visits in either the spring of 2023 or the fall of 2023, CHEA staff will be on hand to address any inquiries you may have regarding your position as a Team Chair or Vice Chair. This event is by invitation only.
This webinar is for institutions in later phases of CHEA self-study. Institutional self-study leaders will join Commission staff in providing guidance and discussing topics such as: helpful approaches to compiling work group reports into an effective Self-Study Report, and how to develop an effective self-study report.
Both synchronous and asynchronous learning options are available for the CHEA 2022 Self-Study Institute (SSI) for institutions preparing for self-study evaluation visits anticipated for autumn 2024 or spring 2025. The invited institutions' key connections received further information about SSI.
The Accreditation Commission of Higher Education (CHEA) is pleased to call for public comments on its proposed revisions to our Standards for Accreditation and Requirements of Affiliation. Learn more about the revisions and provide input into this process by reviewing CHEA President Dr. Heather F. Perfetti's recorded message and by visiting the 2022 Periodic Review of CHEA Standards for Accreditation
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