Accreditation

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Lane Community College is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). As part of the accreditation process, the staff,students, faculty, administrators and Board of Education at Lane Community College examine the mission, goals, operations and achievements of the college which fosters excellence through the development of criteria for assessing educational quality and instructional effectiveness. Through the process of self examination and peer evaluation, the college community participates in a focused process that results in ongoing instutuional improvement, increased student mobility between institutions, and the maintenance of a rich learning environment.

To support the ongoing work of self evalutation and continuous improvement, the Accreditation Coordinationg team has been established. Below are the links to work currently being done including recent reports made to the NWCCU. Contact information for the team leaders is available at the Accreditation Coordinating Team link.

Titan Ed Talks:

Welcome to Titan Ed Talks

Videos:

Lane Community College: Fulfilling our Mission

Reports:

Year Three Self-Evaluation Work

Year Three Report and Visit Cancellation Notice

Accreditation Standards:

Standard One: Mission, Core Themes, and Expectations

Standard Two: Resources and Capacity

Standard Three: Planning and Implementation

Standard Four: Effectiveness and Improvement

Standard Five: Mission Fulfillment, Adaptation, and Sustainability

Core Themes:

Core Theme 1: Academic Transfer

Objective: Students achieve high rates of progress and degree completion

Objective: Students are prepared to succeed at their transfer institutions

Objective: Lane provides accessible, quality, learning-centered opportunities for transfer students

Core Theme 2: Career Technical and Workforce Development

Objective: Students with career technical and workforce development goals achieve high rates of progress and degree completion

Objective: Career Technical students and community participants are prepared for employment

Objective: Lane provides accessible, quality, learning-centered opportunities for career technical students and workforce development participants

Core Theme 3: Foundational Skills

Objective: Underprepared students achieve high rates of progression and completion

Objective: Developmental, ABSE and ESL students are prepared to succeed in their educational or career goals

Objective: Lane provides accessible, quality, learning-centered opportunities for academically underprepared students

Core Theme 4: Lifelong Learning

Objective: The community has access to job building skills training, professional development, business development services, continuing education courses, cultural events, and other community service programming

Objective: Lane is a valued community partner, exemplifying service, stewardship and good citizenship

For questions about Accreditation work, please contact Anna Kate Malliris via email or call (541) 463-5120.