The Florida A&M University’s accreditation has been reaffirmed for 10 more years by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) today. The reaffirmation came with no strings attached --- no further reports required and no recommendations.“We are proud of the work of our accrediting team and the campus community,” said FAMU President James H. Ammons.
FAMU's re-accreditation was pushed back a year while the university addressed issues left over from the previous interim administration. With those issues fully addressed, the FAMU leadership team focused on preparing for the reaffirmation of accreditation from the SACSCOC.
“We had a very competent staff and we are pleased with the outcome,” said Bill Jennings, chair of the FAMU Board of Trustees. “This is yet another great milestone achieved under Dr. Ammons’ administration.”
FAMU has been accredited by the SACSCOC since 1935. FAMU achieved a significant first by becoming the first historically black institution to become a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
GREAT! Now we are going to get FAMU DRS fixed! And we are going to FIX the College of Education!!!!! And The Financial Aid Office!!!!!!! The Rude Parking Staff!!!!! The Losing Men's Basketball Coach!!!!! The Horrible Sports Marketing Division!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFAMU still has much to be done, but without accreditation, FAMU would be finished. Congratulations to the people who actually do the work at FAMU--faculty and mainly departmental and college staff--the people who never get raises and succeed regardless of the administrative chaos they are forced to deal with.
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