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Columbia Embarks on Re-accreditation Self-Study

All accredited colleges and universities are required to undergo a periodic, comprehensive review process to retain their accredited status. As Columbia approaches the 10-year mark since its last review by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (HLC/NCA), the college has launched a self-study evaluation to begin the re-accreditation process.

The self-study encompasses the entire spectrum of the college’s mission and function. A self-study committee comprising 33 members of the college community—including faculty, students, staff, and administration—is currently engaged in the extensive self-evaluation process in preparation for the spring 2009 visit by the HLC/NCA evaluation team.

An important part of this process involves gaining input and insight from all members of the college community through multiple forums and outlets. For information about the process and opportunities to be involved, visit the self-study website.

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