CAS Standards

The Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education Announces New Publication!
 

CAS recently announced it will suspend all sales of its current publications effective April 15, 2012, and will start immediately taking orders for its new publications to be released on August 1, 2012.  In the interim, if colleagues want to purchase publications, they should realize that the 7th Edition of the CAS Professional Standards for Higher Education will be replaced with the 8th Edition.

The CAS Professional Standards for Higher Education to be released in August 2012 will introduce five new functional areas of standards and guidelines: Campus Police and Security Programs, Parent and Family Programs, Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Prevention Programs, Transfer Student Programs and Services, and Veterans and Military Programs and Services.  In addition, the General Standards have been updated to include technology and distance education services.  The Book will continue to carry the 38 functional areas already published, while several functional area standards and guidelines have been revised and unanimously approved by the CAS Board of Directors.

 Version 5.0 of the CD that contains all 43 functional area standards and guidelines and Self-Assessment Guides (SAGs) will also be released in August.  Other information on the CD includes an e-learning course about how to conduct self-assessment, a PowerPoint presentation that can be used to give an overview of CAS and the assessment process, and links to the CAS website.

 Mailings to student affairs, library, and institutional research officers at most every college or university will be distributed by CAS in mid-April and again in late August to notify them of the changes and distribution schedule. 
 

 
CAS Student Conduct Standards & Guidelines

ASCA members are granted special access to the student conduct section of the CAS standards and guideleines.
 
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CAS Standards Liaison 

John Zacker

Director of Student Conduct
University of Maryland
2118 Mitchell Bldg.
College Park, MD  20742
WORK (301) 314-8208
FAX (301) 314-9533
E-MAIL jzacker@umd.edu
 
 

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Joint Statement  on Campus Safety (May 2011), statement 
 


 
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