CAPE Timeline

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√ August 29 - September 26 - Provost Ballman, Doug McElroy, and Merrall Price met with Academic College Leadership:

• August 29 - CHHS
• September 6 - GFCB
• September 19 - PCAL
• September 20 - CEBS
• September 26 - OCSE

√ September 20 - Discussed the process with University Senate

√ September 24 - Met with Senate Academic Quality Committee

√ October 1 - Open Forum for all faculty to discuss rationale, outcomes, and solicit input on process, 3 pm - 4:30 pm.

√ October 19 - CAPE templates and data provided to department heads

√ October 30 - Revised data sheets distributed in response to feedback from department heads

√ October 31 - November 1 - Information Sessions

• October 31, 1 pm - 2:30 pm - WAB 227
• November 1, 10:30 am - 12 pm - WAB 227
• November 1, 2 pm - 3:30 pm - WAB 227

√ January 8 - Department-level recommendations due to the dean and department faculty

√ January 8 - College-level evaluator training on application of the CAPE Scoring Rubric

√ February 1 - College-level recommendations due to CAPE committee, department heads and faculty

√ March 1 - University-wide CAPE committee initial recommendations due to academic department heads and faculty

√ March 11 - University-wide CAPE committee begins hearings for academic programs recommended for suspension

√ March 18 - University-wide CAPE committee final recommendations due to the Office of the Provost, college deans, academic

  department heads, and faculty

√ March 29 - Recommendations due to President's Office for Board of Regents AA Committee meeting April 12th

√ April 12 - Board of Regents AA Committee meets and reviews recommendations

  May 10 - Board of Regents reviews/approves final recommendations