Engage with UMB’s Middle States Self-Study: Attend the Town Halls and Learn More
UMB is undergoing a comprehensive evaluation process to ensure that it meets the standards set by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and as part of that evaluation, the University hosted five town halls to engage students and employees in the process. Co-chaired by Provost and Executive Vice President Roger J. Ward and School of Dentistry Dean Mark Reynolds, the town hall events focused on the MSCHE’s Seven Standards of Accreditation, wherein participants were asked to provide feedback on each standard and a chapter of the Middle States Self-Study.
Throughout this essential accreditation process, UMB will be gathering information to examine its compliance with the commission’s standards, as well as identifying areas and strategies for improvement. The Self-Study Steering Committee, which is comprised of 24 staff, faculty, and student representatives, has appointed seven working groups for the self-study, each group focusing on one of the standards. By attending one of the town halls, participants had the opportunity to share their views with the Self-Study Steering Committee in order to ensure that the University meets or exceeds MSCHE’s accreditation standards.
To get more information about the Middle States Self-Study and to watch videos of the town halls, click here.
Gain an Inside Look and Take Part in UMB’s Middle States Self-Study
The University of Maryland, Baltimore has engaged employees and students in its Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) self-study process through five town hall events. Held this fall, the town halls gave participants the chance to provide feedback on the MSCHE’s Seven Standards of Accreditation and a chapter of the Middle States Self-Study.
Managed by the Self-Study Steering Committee, the self-study is a comprehensive evaluation conducted every eight years to ensure that the University meets the standards set by MSCHE. Made up of 24 staff, faculty, and student representatives, the committee has created seven working groups to examine UMB’s compliance with the commission’s standards and identify areas and strategies for improvement. The town halls provided participants with the chance to share their views and help ensure that the University meets or surpasses the MSCHE’s accreditation benchmarks.
To find out more about the Middle States Self-Study and watch videos from the town hall events, visit here.
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