Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
Assessment Committee
Committee Goals:
The Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Assessment Committee works to instill a culture of assessment within the division. The committee will provide resources and training for departments, as well as access to available tools to assist with telling the department story.
Assessment Committee Activity Plan
Assessment Committee Activity Report for 2019-20
Committee Members
| Member Image | Name and Position |
|---|---|
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Georgianna Negron-Long Student Health and Counseling Center (Chair) |
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Adrian Ramirez Career Development Center |
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Belen Vera Services for Students with Disabilities |
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Chris Hernandez Office of Institutional Effectiveness |
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Shimel Saychou Cross Cultural and Gender Center |
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David Yang University Advising Center |
Assessment Resources:
- NASPA Assessment, Evaluation and Research
- Assessment Commons
- Commission on Institutes of Higher Education
- Association of American Colleges and Universities
- Assessment in Higher Education
- University of Rhode Island Rubric Resources
- University of Rhode Island Developing and Writing Program Level Student Learning Outcomes
- Higher Education Resource Hub
- American Library Association: Outcomes Assessment Resources
- Association for the Assessment of Learning in Higher Ed
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- How To Measure & Monitor Student Success Using Quantitative & Qualitative Data
- Writing & Measuring The Effectiveness Of Student Learning Outcomes For Student Affairs
- Assessment Of Student Learning Strategies For Moving Forward
- Assessing The Effectiveness Of Programs For At Risk Students: Strategies That Work
- Using Measurable Outcomes To Evaluate Tutor Programs
- Creating An Evaluation Process For Online Faculty
- Tracking The Effectiveness Of Your Social Media Marketing Efforts
- Persistence Vs. Retention: Legislation & The Changing Paradigm Of Student Success
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