Review and Evaluation of Service Units
What is the review and evaluation process?
The review and evaluation process is a systematic process that will examine the functions provided by each of the administrative/service units in the academic division. The focus will be on determining how units can maintain delivery of current services more efficiently, what current services may be reduced or eliminated, what current services may be expanded, and what services not currently being offered might be introduced.
The review will begin with the administrative/service units analyzing their activities and preparing a report describing the unit's major functions and services and evaluating their effectiveness. Unit reports will be submitted upwards along the organizational structure. Council of Deans members will review the reports and submit to the Provost each original unit report and their own, summary report, and recommendations. The provost in consultation with his staff and the Council of Deans will make recommendations to the President. These recommendations will guide future decision making regarding resource allocation, the organizational structure and other relevant areas.