1991 Chowan Opener 9
3 in fall of *92 and graduating first senior class in 1994
review academic policies and recommend
changes for four-year status.
"As of this date, practically all of the
academic policies have been reviewed
and modified. Throughout this whole
process, very careful attention has been
given to the rights of the faculty, the
administration, and the Board of
Trustees with respect to the manner in
which changes in policy are approved,"
states Dr. Frank Lowe, vice president
for academic affairs.
"Attention is also being given to
personnel policies. For example, the
departmental chairpersons and the
U-ansition committee are giving very
careful attention to a proposed system of
faculty rank to include procedures for
awarding rank and tenure."
Dr. Jackson stresses that throughoiit
the process, both faculty/staff and
trustees are being kept informed of
proposed changes and have been in
volved to the maximum extent possible.
The accrediting agency of the college,
the Commission on Colleges of the
Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools has also been apprised of the
proposed change in status.
"We anticipate that the accrediting
agency will send the college a Candidacy
Committee in the spring of 1992,"
states Dr. Jackson. "The college is
working toward the goal of obtaining
accreditation as a four-year institution at
the earliest permissible time, which is
the year in which the first class is
graduated. A great amount of work has
been accomplished thus far, but there
remains much to be done."
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