Tuning launched in California!

Tuning USA kicked off Tuning in California Friday May 3, 2013 with California State University San Bernardino convening the first working group in partnership with IEBC and CSU Pomona.

Registration opens for Inaugural Midwest Tuning Symposium,

June 7-8, 2013 in Indianapolis. Keynote speakers announced – from
around the country and Australia.

It’s here! Tuning American Higher Education: The Process

This valuable new publication is a follow-up to the original Guide to the Tuning Process.

Tuning USA in GOOD Magazine

Tuning Director Michelle Kalina writes about Tuning USA in GOOD Magazine: In Seven States, Higher Education Is Getting a Tuneup

Tuning USA and the AHA

IEBC Tuning USA Associate Director David Marshall and American Historical Assoc. (AHA) representatives James Grossman, Executive Director; Anne Hyde, Colorado College and Steven Usselman, Georgia Institute of Technology were a panel at the Assoc. of American Colleges & Universities (AAC&U) annual meeting focused on the quality of U.S. academic degrees.

Tuning is a faculty-driven process that identifies what a student should know and be able to do in a chosen discipline when a degree has been earned - an associate’s, bachelor’s or master’s. The process is designed to make higher education outcomes more transparent to all stakeholders, including students, employers, and parents, and to ensure the quality of degrees across institutions. Tuning has been utilized to help students understand expectations and to facilitate transfer and articulation among institutions. In the United States, the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) is facilitating implementation of the Tuning process. Tuning has been funded by Lumina Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.