Example of a Section V in a Team Report (This format should be replicated for each standard.) [Name of the Standard] If the team finds compliance, state: “In the team’s judgment, the institution appears to meet this standard.” Summary of evidence and findings Based on a review of the self-study, other institutional documents, and interviews with faculty, staff, students, and others, the team developed the following conclusions relative to the standard: (include narrative or bulleted points that reflect, collectively, the fundamental elements of the standards) Include the following, as appropriate, for each standard: Significant accomplishments, significant progress, or exemplary/innovative practices Non-binding suggestions for Improvement (“Suggestions”) Recommendations (institutional action needed for the institution to continue to meet the standards in Characteristics of Excellence in Higher Education) If the team cannot affirm compliance, state: “In the team’s judgment, the institution does not appear to meet the standard.” Summary of evidence and findings Based on a review of the self-study, other institutional documents, and interviews with faculty, staff, students, and others, the team developed the following conclusions relative to the standard: (include narrative or bulleted points that reflect, collectively, the fundamental elements of the standards) Requirements (institutional actions needed to achieve compliance with the standard; “requirements” must be given and necessitate Commission action of Warning or Probation) Include the following, as appropriate, for each standard: Non-binding suggestions for Improvement (“Suggestions”) Recommendations (institutional action needed for the institution to continue to meet the standards in Characteristics of Excellence in Higher Education) Updated April, 2014