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Leading this effort is the interdisciplinary Institutional Effectiveness Team (IET) which represents a permanent and tangible institutional commitment to a stable, sustainable, and formal collaborative process of institutional effectiveness assessment and policy review to inform institutional decision-making and practice. This is accomplished through several annual processes aligned to the Institutional Effectiveness Plan including:

• Review of assessment data from administrative units across the institution
• Review of institution-wide survey data
• Review the fidelity of implementation of student learning assessment
• Review or development of strategic priorities (depending on the strategic planning cycle)
• Review or development of HLC self-study evidence and alignment to Standards
• Review of relevant university committee output related to institutional effectiveness
• Review and recommend the adoption of policy to alter institutional practice
• Maintain and update the governance manual
• Develop KPIs and benchmarks in service to Institutional Effectiveness
• Other actions as necessary to ensure IE Strategic Objectives are being met

The membership of the IET includes:

• Director of Institutional Effectiveness (co-facilitator)
• Chief Financial Officer (co-facilitator)
• Associate Dean of Academics and Assessment
• Chief Information Officer
• Director of Non-Profits & Grants Management
• Director of Title III Grant Program
• Director of Workforce and Continuing Education.
• HR Representative
• One full-time faculty member selected annually by the Faculty Assembly
• One employee selected annually by the Staff Council
• A representative of the Student Services appointed annually by the Vice President of Academic & Student Services
• One student who must have completed at least 12 semester hours of coursework and have at least a 2.5 GPA appointed by the Vice President of Academics and Student Services upon recommendation by the Student Government Association