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CHE IE Summary Reports The University prepares an annual report for the SC Commission of Higher Education which summarizes the institutional effectiveness efforts for that year.			Academic IE Summary Reports After 2003-2005 The University's Academic programs carry out detailed evaluations of their programs each year. Copies of the full reports are reviewed by the Institutional Effectiveness Committee each year.
OIR: Institutional Effectiveness Institutional Effectiveness is a component of the University's planning process. The process is a joint effort by the University's academic programs, the Faculty's Institutional Effectiveness Committee and the Office of Institutional Research.			Alumni Survey and Placement Survey 2005 and 2007 Cycles Results of survey of alumni of class of 2001-2002 dealing with program quality, life experiences, and employment.
Core Requirement 2.1 Degree-granting authority