activities · 17
what they do
direct service · 4
- Accreditation of Chiropractic Programs Chiropractic Education AccreditationAccredits Doctor of Chiropractic degree programs and Chiropractic Residency Programs, including awarding initial accreditation, continuing accreditation, and placing programs on probation. The organization maintains a public directory of these accredited programs, detailing their status, reasons for status, conditions, and future accreditation dates, along with student achievement data like completion and licensing board success rates.
- Accreditation of Chiropractic Programs Chiropractic Education AccreditationAccredits Doctor of Chiropractic degree programs and Chiropractic Residency Programs, maintaining a directory of 19 D.C. programs across 21 locations and 11 residency programs. This includes awarding initial accreditation, continuing accreditation, and placing programs on probation or removing sanctions based on compliance with established standards.
- Accreditation of Chiropractic Programs Chiropractic Education AccreditationAccredits 19 Doctor of Chiropractic degree programs across 21 locations and 11 Chiropractic Residency Programs, maintaining a directory with detailed accreditation activity, student achievement data, and public disclosure notices for each program.
- Public Disclosure of Accreditation InformationProvides public access to detailed accreditation activity for each program, including status, reasons for status, conditions, future accreditation dates, and student achievement data such as program completion and licensing board success rates. This also includes issuing public disclosure notices regarding programs placed on probation.
advocacy · 3
- Complaint Resolution and Oversight Chiropractic Education AccreditationEstablishes formal procedures for filing complaints against accredited chiropractic programs or CCE personnel.
- Complaint Resolution for Accredited Programs Chiropractic Education AccreditationEstablishes and implements formal procedures for filing and addressing complaints against accredited chiropractic programs or CCE personnel.
- Complaint Resolution for Accredited Programs Chiropractic Education AccreditationEstablishes and follows formal procedures for filing and addressing complaints against accredited chiropractic programs or CCE personnel.
research · 3
- Chiropractic Education Standards Development Chiropractic Education AccreditationApproves new Standards for chiropractic education and identifies clinical competencies required for entrance into the chiropractic profession.
- Clinical Competency Research Chiropractic Education AccreditationInitiated efforts to identify the clinical competencies required for entry into the chiropractic profession in 1981.
- Research on Clinical Competencies Chiropractic Education AccreditationInitiated an effort in 1981 to identify the clinical competencies required for entrance into the chiropractic profession.
capacity building · 7
- Accreditation Standards Development and Oversight Chiropractic Education AccreditationApproves and updates Standards for chiropractic education, with the latest set effective January 2012, to ensure quality and consistency across programs.
- Development of Accreditation Standards Chiropractic Education AccreditationApproves and updates standards for chiropractic education, such as the new Standards approved in 2011 and effective in 2012, to ensure quality and consistency in the field.
- Maintenance of Site Team Visitors Accreditation & Certification ServicesMaintains an Academy of Site Team Visitors with 44 current members who participate in the accreditation process.
- National Recognition and Compliance Reporting Chiropractic Education AccreditationMaintains national recognition as an accrediting agency for Doctor of Chiropractic degree programs by the U.S. Department of Education and submits reports to the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) to ensure ongoing compliance and recognition.
- National Recognition as an Accrediting Agency Chiropractic Education AccreditationMaintains recognition from the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency for Doctor of Chiropractic degree programs and submits reports to the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).
- Recognition by Educational Authorities Chiropractic Education AccreditationMaintains recognition from the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency for Doctor of Chiropractic degree programs and submits reports to the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).
- Site Team Visitor Management Accreditation & Certification ServicesMaintains an Academy of Site Team Visitors, currently comprising 44 members, who are involved in the accreditation process.
strategies · 9
how they think
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- Ensuring quality and integrity through accreditation accreditationThe organization ensures the quality and integrity of chiropractic degree and residency programs by establishing and maintaining accreditation standards, which also enables institutions to qualify for federal programs under the Higher Education Act.
- Ensuring quality and integrity through accreditation accreditationThe organization ensures the quality and integrity of chiropractic degree and residency programs by establishing and maintaining accreditation standards, which also enables institutions to qualify for federal programs.
- Ensuring transparency and public accountability in accreditation policy-based grievance resolutionThe organization maintains transparency and public accountability by requiring accredited programs to clearly state their accreditation status and public statements, and by providing formal processes for third-party comments on programs and institutions.
- Rigorous evaluation of higher education institutions higher_education_reviewThe organization utilizes a system of Academy members to conduct comprehensive reviews of higher education institutions, assessing various aspects such as mission, curriculum, faculty, and student support, to ensure academic excellence and program effectiveness.
- Rigorous selection and evaluation of Academy members member selection and evaluationThe organization selects and evaluates Academy members through a structured committee recommendation and Council approval process for three-year terms, with regular re-evaluations to ensure ongoing quality and suitability for assignments, particularly in reviewing higher education institutions.
- Rigorous selection and evaluation of Academy members member selection and evaluationThe organization selects and evaluates Academy members for service through a committee recommendation and Council approval process, with regular evaluations to ensure ongoing quality and suitability for assignments, particularly in reviewing higher education institutions.
- Stakeholder-inclusive governance and expertise representative_governanceThe organization's governance structure incorporates representation from academic programs, private practitioners, and public members, and leverages the expertise of experienced practitioners to guide chiropractic education standards and ensure professional continuity in accreditation and licensure processes.
- Transparency and public accountability in accreditation policy-based_grievance_resolutionThe organization maintains transparency and public accountability by providing formal complaint procedures, requiring accredited programs to clearly state their accreditation status, and offering a process for third-party comments on programs and institutions.
- Transparent and accessible grievance and public comment processes policy-based grievance resolutionThe organization provides formal complaint procedures and opportunities for third-party comments on programs and institutions, ensuring transparency and accountability in its accreditation decisions and operations.
named programs · 1
what they call their work
Accreditation of Doctor of Chiropractic Programs
Evaluates and accredits Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree programs based on CCE Accreditation Standards, ensuring program integrity, student achievement, and public disclosure.
relationships · 72
who they work with
- Asian InfoShare Partner — Former employer of CCE Vice President of Accreditation, indicating professional linkages in international information services.
- Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA) Network — Member of ASPA and adheres to its Member Code of Good Practice.
- Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA) Network — Member of the Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors.
- Baker College-Flint Partner — Alma mater of CCE Director of Finance, indicating educational affiliation.
- CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY Partner — Member of The Council on Chiropractic Education, Inc.
- CANADIAN MEMORIAL CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE Partner — Member of The Council on Chiropractic Education, Inc.
- CHEA International Quality Group (CIQG) Network — Member of CIQG, a forum for addressing issues of quality and quality assurance in an international setting.
- CHEA International Quality Group (CIQG) Network — Member of the CHEA International Quality Group.
- CLEVELAND UNIVERSITY - KANSAS CITY Partner — Member of The Council on Chiropractic Education, Inc.
- California Chiropractic Association Partner — Professional organization previously led by CCE President, indicating leadership integration with state-level chiropractic groups.
- Campbellsville University Partner — Accredits its School of Chiropractic's Doctor of Chiropractic program.
- Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College Partner — Accredits its Doctor of Chiropractic program.
- Central Arizona College Partner — Employer of councilor Jacquelyn Elliott, Ed.D., and represented through her role on the Council.
- Chapman University Partner — Alma mater of CCE President, indicating educational affiliation.
- Cleveland University Partner — Employer of councilor D'sjon Thomas, D.C., and represented through her role on the Council.
- Cleveland University - Kansas City Partner — Accredits its College of Chiropractic's Doctor of Chiropractic program.
- Commission on International Quality in Global Education (CIQG) Network — Member organization of the Commission on International Quality in Global Education
- Congress of Chiropractic State Associations Partner — Professional organization in which CCE President served as board member, indicating national-level professional collaboration.
- Council for Higher Education Accreditation Partner — Recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation as an accrediting body for chiropractic programs.
- Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) Government — Continues recognition of CCE with required interim reports and reviews.
- Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) Partner — Recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
- Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) Partner — Submitted an interim report to CHEA in accordance with their recognition standards.
- Council on Chiropractic Education Network — Accredits Doctor of Chiropractic Programs and institutions
- Creighton University Partner — Alma mater of CCE President, indicating educational affiliation.
- D'YOUVILLE UNIVERSITY Partner — Member of The Council on Chiropractic Education, Inc.
- D'Youville University Partner — Accredits its Doctor of Chiropractic Program.
- Duke Health Partner — Employer of councilor Justin Goehl, D.C., and represented through his role on the Council.
- Florida State University Partner — Alma mater of CCE Vice President of Accreditation, indicating educational affiliation.
- George Fox University Partner — Former employer of councilor Linda L. Samek, Ed.D., and represented through her role on the Council.
- Grand Canyon University Partner — Alma mater of CCE Chief Operations Officer, indicating educational affiliation.
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