The approach and methodology consists of eight phases, which included at least two visits to all eleven campuses and the system office to conduct interviews with students, faculty, staff, and management. The phases also include numerous walkthroughs with the SPTF to receive status and work for a consensual plan. The final phase included a draft review by all interested employees with open forums at each campus and will include a review by the Chancellor's Cabinet. The HECN component has now been identified. All within resource availability.
Administrative services consist of complete financial and student application systems.
They have been developed over a number of years. Due to the development of new student systems using TRG software, maintenance is currently limited to fixing errors or making changes mandated by the federal or state government. Group and individual training are conducted as requested by campuses. Help Desk, technical, and operational support are also provided. Advisement structure consists of the HECN Coordinator's Committee, HECN Executive Committee, HECN Planning Committee, Administrative Affairs Council, Academic Affairs Council, and Student Affairs Council.