Planning, Research and Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Committee

Charge

Per the Resource Guide to Institutional Decision-Making at MPC, the Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness (PRIE) Committee’s charge is to:  

Guide MPC’s Planning

• Initiate and oversee activities related to integrated planning processes including the development, implementation, and evaluation of MPC model for integrated planning
• Support and monitor the development of the master plans, the Institutional Action Plan, and the Institutional Action Plan Annual Evaluation Report

Assess Institutional Processes

• Evaluate MPC decision-making and planning processes every three years, prepare an assessment report, and revise the Integrated Planning Manual as needed
• Annually review the Integrated Planning Manual for minor corrections and update as needed

Guide Program Review

• Make recommendations to Academic Senate on the process and format for program review
• Review all program reviews and provide feedback
• Create annual summary of program reviews and action plans.
• Provide annual training on how to prepare effective program reviews

Composition

• VPs of Academic Affairs, Administrative Services, and Student Services or their designee
• Accreditation Liaison Officer
• Dean of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness
• Director of Information Services
• Dean of Student services or designee
• Academic Senate President or designee
• MPCSEA President or designee
• A student appointed by Associated Students of MPC
• Three faculty appointed by the Academic Senate, at least one from Student Services
• Student Learning Outcome Coordinator or designee from the Learning Assessment Committee
• Guided Pathways Coordinator
• Classified Representative 

The PRIE Committee meets the first and third Monday of each month during the Fall and Spring semesters. The Committee currently meets 12:30-1:50 pm via Zoom and the primary contact point is Canvas (Please click here to view the committee's Canvas pages).

*Additional information about Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness web resources and committee documents can be found on the MPC PRIE Intranet site (log in required).