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Evaluate University compliance and recommend changes to enhance institutional compliance activities . Conduct an analysis of the organization’s human resources with the goal of defining and/or redefining direction and policies . Evaluate guidelines for recruitment, retention, and advancement of faculty and staff including hiring practices to advance the University. Consider the goals of the organization related to programs and processes, as well as faculty and staff development needs relative to the changing needs of the organization and the workforce . Evaluate work environment and climate surveys to determine areas of improvement. Analyze customer service data and  \nconsider potential recommendations that could improve satisfaction levels .  \nData Analysis – Multiple Resources  \n•Strategic Plans from peer/aspirant institutions  \n•Reports from various entities (NACUA, Dept. of Education, Gartner)  \n•Various points of Human Resources data  \n•Title IX Best Practices  \n•Employee Climate Survey  \n•Numerous other resources  \nSummary of Findings  \n• More HR involvement is needed in the hiring process  \n• Employees’ perception drive behavior (policy enforcement, accountability, promotion) despite reality  \n• Training is needed for policies and procedures  \n• Development is needed for managers and employees  \nS.W.O.T. Analysis  \nStrengths (S): Analysis and institutional knowledge to identify factors that set the University apart from peers . What are the University's internal strengths?  \nWeaknesses (W): Analysis and institutional knowledge to identify factors that must be improved to become effective . What are the University's internal weaknesses?  \nOpportunities (O): What are the external factors that can enable the University to achieve desired outcomes? What are the internal and external opportunities that might move the University closer to its vision?  \nThreats (T): What are the external factors, situations, or changes that could have negative impacts?  \nStrength: Human Resources  \n• Executive Leadership desires an employee-centered culture  \n• HR personnel are being hired with knowledge of current HR practices; personnel are encouraged to attend trainings  \n• Presence of a defined faculty recruitment strategy and development initiative (CITI)  \n• Employees are recognized through awards and appreciation programs  \nStrength: Institutional Compliance  \n• Passed SACS review with minimum recommendations  \n• Faculty & Staff are members of professional organizations and collaborate with peers for enhanced compliance awareness .  \n• Some departments are governed by professional standards and receive routine accreditation reviews .  \n• External positive view of compliance and legal operations  \nWeaknesses: Human Resources  \n• Lengthy recruitment process (95 days for SHRA, 135 for EHRA-NF)  \n• Employee relations process needs strengthening (process and approach not well documented)  \n• Campus-wide cross training/succession planning needed  \n• Supervisory/Managerial/Chair training needed  \n• Hiring process needs intentional support and intervention at every step (from job descriptions to onboarding)  \nWeaknesses: Inst. Compliance  \n• Lack of awareness of policies  \n• No strategic plans at departmental level  \n• Lack of training on policies, standards, operations  \n• Perception (policies can be violated with no consequence)  \n• No accountability for policy violations  \n• Willingness/Need to engage in unfamiliar areas without guidance or expertise  \nOpportunities: Human resources  \n• Mentorship/Cross-training program may help with employee satisfaction and succession planning  \n• Create a robust and flexible training calendar/program for policies and procedures  \n• Changing workforce and changing work environme","cbCaivtsN5Zjp9cw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivtsN5Zjp9cw","pdf",221540,"English","# Committee Charge\n# Data Analysis - Multiple Resources\n# Summary of Findings\n# S.W.O.T. Analysis\n# Strength: Human Resources\n# Strength: Institutional Compliance\n# Weaknesses: Human Resources\n# Weaknesses: Inst. 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