The CU Board of Regents Tuesday reviewed UCCS Program Prioritization efforts, putting into motion a 15 point plan for future campus actions.<\/p>\n
UCCS and CU-Boulder leaders presented responses to the Board of Regents-directed Program Prioritization efforts April 29 during meetings at the Anschutz Medical Campus. CU Denver and Anschutz will present at a later date.<\/p>\n
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak presented the results of a campus-wide process where 103 faculty and staff members evaluated qualitative and quantitative data for 59 academic degree granting programs and 66 non-degree granting programs. The evaluators scored programs based on common criteria including faculty scholarship, faculty merit, student demand, performance trends, innovation, inclusivity and, for non-degree granting programs, criticality and services.<\/p>\n
Programs were placed them into one of five categories: exemplary, prominent, accomplished, strategic and needing further study.<\/p>\n
Based on the results, 15 actions were identified. The actions were shared with the campus on April 21 as preliminary report to being shared with the Regents.<\/p>\n
The actions planned for the coming year are:<\/p>\n
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