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Cuyahoga Community College Case Study

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Artifact 3.1 – U8A1 How Globalization Affects Planning

The purpose of this assignment was to review and analyze the impact globalization has on educational organizations challenges and opportunities in the current marketplace. Examine literature and assume the role of an action researcher in an educational organization, develop a framework for decision making that supports effective change in a challenging global environment.

Artifact 3.2 – U2A1 Analysis of a Culture of Learning

The purpose of the assignment was to review the Cuyahoga Community College case study and understand the process for helping students learn. In an action researcher role review and analyze CCC recent reaccreditation process through AQIP stands for Academic Quality …show more content…

In addition the assignment offered an opportunity to provide analysis on the connection between the organizational process of an educational institution and its culture of learning. The Denison Model (1990) supported that theory with its participation/involvement view of culture. Higher levels of employee participation were correlated with better organizational performance. CCC develops strategies for future innovation through stakeholder involvement and championed its mission, vision and values along with embracing and foster diversity, equity, and inclusiveness. (Core Competencies 1 & 5). Understanding how CCC addressed the regulatory requirements was valuable to an action researcher to see how organizational culture can improve a culture of learning can fulfill an institution 's regulatory

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