BENEDICT COLLEGE

1600 Harden Street

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29204

 

September 10, 1999

 

 

OFFICE OF TM PRESIDENT

 

 

From the Desk of the President:

 

Benedict College is pleased to have the opportunity to engage in a comprehensive Self‑Study to reaffirm our accreditation

 

The over‑all goal of Benedict College is to become the best College in its class in the southeast. We propose to do this by successfully accomplishing our mission of excellence in teaching, research and service. To achieve our goal and to sustain our mission, we must retain our accreditation status, besides the other benefits of accreditation.

 

The accreditation process requires an institution to conduct a Self‑Study. Accordingly, the process is the single most important activity for the College for the next two and one‑half years. We have placed the work of the Self‑Study as top priority at the College until the self‑study report, site visit, and confirmed reaffirmation of our accreditation are finalized.

 

We are counting on our trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, alumni, students and the greater community to contribute to the success of this Self‑Study. We will use this process to determine the weaknesses and highlight the strengths of Benedict College. As weaknesses are identified, appropriate corrective measures will be made. It is our hope that the Self‑Study will enable us to discover opportunities to achieve a higher level of academic excellence, as well as reaffirm our membership with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

 

I ask that all persons involved look at the Self‑Study process as a very positive one and to proceed accordingly. My office is poised to provide the necessary physical, personnel, moral and financial support to successfully complete the Self‑Study process.

 

This Self‑Study Plan and Manual will serve as both the philosophical basis and guide for the completion of what is expected to be a perfect closure to the process.

 

I appreciate the hard work we will all contribute to the process.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

David H. Swinton

President

 

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