Evaluator training consists of three pre-recorded Go-To-Webinar modules and one live two hour Go-To-Webinar. Evaluator applicants are required to complete a survey following each webinar and submit it to evaluatormanager@acics.org as supporting evidence.  
Learn more about Becoming a Evaluator. 

ACICS NEEDS PROGRAM SPECIALISTS 

Presently, we are accepting evaluator applications for Program Specialists, Business Education Specialists, and Student Relations Specialists.  There is an expressed need for program specialist with five years experience and education in

construction management
nursing
surgical technology

Please consider applying today. 

Canons of Ethical Responsibility for ACICS Evaluators 

The continued existence and acceptance of privately administered accreditation presumes the recognition that the aggregate of the system is based upon the singular integrity of all those individuals charged with the adoption of policies, procedures, standards, and he evaluation and measurement of institutional performance. Members of evaluation teams play a vital role in the maintenance and preservation of the system. Therefore, the fulfillment of this role requires an understanding by evaluators of their relationship with and function in the accreditation process.

In fulfilling accreditation responsibilities, an evaluator encounters a variety of issues and situations that require the exercise of fair and impartial judgment. Although the specifics of these issues and situations can not be foreseen with particularity, fundamental ethical principles are available for guidance.

The Canons of Ethical Responsibility for ACICS Evaluators and the organization’s Policy on Discrimination and Harassment are incorporated in the ACICS Evaluator Data Sheet. To view the data sheet click here.

We Need Your Expertise!

Become an ACICS Program Evaluator
ACICS is seeking qualified individuals who will serve as evaluators of programs in the areas listed below.  Evaluators are reimbursed for incurred expenses relating to a visit. In addition, an honorarium is paid to public and member evaluators with exceptions noted.  Evaluators must posses five years' experience in their area of expertise.