Ultimately, individual departments are responsible for all course quality. There has been rapid growth of the number of activities provided, without addition of sufficient staff. 4.6 Limited specialized facilities are dedicated to Continuing Education. Rooms of different sizes are needed for the variety of activities provided by the department. A lack of staff prohibits development of programs to attract new markets.
Programmers are a needed addition.
The monetary resources and facilities have not kept pace with the expansion of offerings. 4.7 Individuals accessing student records may tend to forget that student information should only be accessed when there is a legitimate educational interest. 4.8 Salaries are low in comparison to those at other Texas Institutions. 4.8 Faculty development efforts are split between OIT and the library with no clear policies on how they will be coordinated. 4.9 Informal academic consortial relationships seem to be highly decentralized with little coordination or guidance from the top.