NACEP defines college provided faculty model as any

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NACEP defines college provided faculty model as any collegebearing courses taught to high school

NACEP defines college provided faculty model as any collegebearing courses taught to high school students by College Provided Faculty regardless of location or delivery method. This enrollment is due to a partnership between the high school and college or university. College Provided Faculty Endorsement for NACEP Accreditation

Standards - Partnership 1 (CPF - P 1) The CPF aligns with the college/university

Standards - Partnership 1 (CPF - P 1) The CPF aligns with the college/university mission and is supported by the institution's administration and academic leadership. Partnership 2 (CPF - P 2) The CPF has ongoing collaboration with secondary school partners.

Standards - Faculty 1 (CPF - F 1) All CPF instructors are approved by

Standards - Faculty 1 (CPF - F 1) All CPF instructors are approved by the appropriate college/university academic leadership and must meet the minimum qualifications for instructors teaching the course on campus. Faculty 2 (CPF – F 2) The College Provided Faculty model ensures instructors are informed of and adhere to college/universities’ policies and procedures for College Provided Faculty teaching high school students

Standards Curriculum Standard 1 (CPF – C 1) Courses administered through a College Provided

Standards Curriculum Standard 1 (CPF – C 1) Courses administered through a College Provided Faculty model are college/university catalogued courses with the same departmental designations, course descriptions, numbers, titles, and credits. Curriculum Standard 2 (CPF – C 2) Academic administrator reviews/conducts faculty evaluations and classroom observations following the college policy and procedures.

Standards - Student 1 (CPF – S 1) Registration and transcripting policies and practices

Standards - Student 1 (CPF – S 1) Registration and transcripting policies and practices for College Provided Faculty model students are consistent with traditional college students. Student 2 (CPF – S 2) The College Provided Faculty model has a process to ensure students meet the course prerequisites of the college/university. College Provided Faculty model students are advised about the benefits and implications of taking college courses, as well as the college's policies and expectations. The college/university provides, in conjunction with secondary partners, CPF students with suitable access to learning resources and student support services. Student 3 (CPF – S 3) Student 4 (CPF – S 4)

Standards - Assessment Standard 1 (CPF – A 1) The college/university ensures College Provided

Standards - Assessment Standard 1 (CPF – A 1) The college/university ensures College Provided Faculty model students' proficiency of learning outcomes is measured using grading standards and assessment methods comparable to traditional campus sections.

Standards - Evaluation 1 (CPF – E 1) The college/university conducts end-of-term student course

Standards - Evaluation 1 (CPF – E 1) The college/university conducts end-of-term student course evaluations for each College Provided Faculty model courses to provide instructors with student feedback. Evaluation 2 (CPF – E 2) The college/university conducts and reports regular and ongoing evaluations of the College Provided Faculty model effectiveness and uses the results for continuous improvement.

Timeline Pre-Application opens January 4, 2021 Pre-Applications due February 26, 2021 Full Application due

Timeline Pre-Application opens January 4, 2021 Pre-Applications due February 26, 2021 Full Application due with all evidence July 1, 2021

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