Institutional Effectiveness

The Institutional Effectiveness Committee (IEC) is the central coordinating, directive, monitoring and evaluative body for the college’s planning efforts and ensures that all decision-making is data driven and connected to the mission and strategic priorities of the institution.

The IEC takes a leadership role in moving data into action to achieve sustainable, continuous quality improvement. The goal of the committee is to help the college maximize fiscal, physical, human and technological resources to improve student learning and achievement. IEC integral duties include the following: 

1. Design and oversee the process to develop and monitor the goals of the strategic plan and maximize awareness of the role members of the college community play in executing the plan. 

2. Establish yearly planning priorities for the college for inclusion into integrated planning and resource allocation by reviewing internal and external data, state and federal initiatives, and planning committee documents from within the college community. 

3. Lead and organize campus-wide participation in all ACCJC accreditation requirements. 

4. Monitors and disseminates, on an annual cycle, outcomes for Strategic Plan metrics and goals.

Program Review Committee (sub-committee of IEC)
Accreditation Steering Committee
Enrollment Management Committee

1. Author a new Strategic Plan, which will include appropriate metrics from institutional goals (Board, President, VPs, etc.), institutional plans (SEA, EMC, etc.), program reviews, department plans, grant plans, etc.
2. Create a review cycle for institutional metrics based on implementation plans (refer to objective/task 1 above)