As previously reported, and as part of AGMU's process of reaccreditation with the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), a structured framework was established to create a comprehensive self-study process, including a steering committee. Additionally, ten (10) working groups were established, each dedicated to one of the seven accreditation standards (1-7), along with three supporting working groups: compliance, evidence inventory, and the communication committee.
Over the past few months, these groups have been developing an Integrated Self-Study Report (SSR) review process consisting of three phases:
- Steering Committee review and recommendations – Completed
- Work retreat to incorporate recommendations and provide final feedback on the SSR draft
- Evidence Inventory revision and input from the university community
Last week, specifically Wednesday, September 4th, and Thursday, September 5th, the steering committee completed the two-day work retreat moving forward with the second phase. In the coming weeks, the self-study will be shared with the university community for their input and feedback.
The steering committee, which includes faculty, deans, associate deans, and directors, thoroughly ensures that the SSR complies with all seven standards, that the requirements of affiliation align with the university’s mission and priorities, and that the supporting evidence is robust. We are deeply grateful for their commitment and dedication to this crucial reaccreditation process for Ana G. Méndez University.
If you have any questions about the accreditation process, please get in touch with Mrs. Claudia Camacho, Director of Licensing, Compliance, and Accreditation, at clcamacho@agmu.edu or visit our dedicated webpage at https://www.agmu.edu/es/content/msche-agm-university.
