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About Capacity & Preparatory Review 2007-09

The purpose of the Capacity and Preparatory Review is to demonstrate that CSULB has sufficient capacity and systems of quality assurance and improvement in place, that these systems are functioning well in terms of continuous improvement, and that they are likely to be sustained over time.

In its review, CSULB will focus on three core commitments:

  1. Organizing for Effectiveness: Does campus organization for decision making facilitate institutional effectiveness and student success? This section will consider the changes that have occurred in decision making and communication processes on major issues such as enrollment growth and technology as a result of administrative and Academic Senate organizational changes and how these changes have impacted the effectiveness of our decision making.
  2. Staffing for Effectiveness: Are campus personnel policies and practices effective in helping us to hire, retain, make successful the best possible faculty and staff? This section will consider how CSULB is addressing challenges with respect to recruiting, retaining, and supporting a highly qualified and diverse faculty and staff, particularly as they relate to workload, salary, and opportunities for advancement, and employee satisfaction.
  3. Assessing Student Success: Are the out­comes data we collect utilized to improve student learning, retention, and timely graduation? This section will consider CSULB's current pattern of retention and graduation rates by department, college and student subgroups and institutional practices to respond to this pattern, as well as how CSULB has addressed common barriers to graduation, with particular emphasis on high failure rate courses, the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement, and advising.