Assessment - Student Learning and Assessment Symposium

Smiles abound at the annual Student Affairs Assessment Council Retreat.

November 9-10, 2004

"a rich conversation about students and student learning informed by data" (adapted from Marchese -- AAHE)

Symposium Invitation - PDF
Intended Participant Learning Outcomes - PDF
Featured Speakers
Schedule At A Glance - PDF
The Program- PDF
Exhibitor Information
Presentations & Handouts
SLAS Evaluation - PDF

Sponsored by: Student Affairs Assessment Council, Division of Student Affairs, Office of the Provost, Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and International Programs

Pre-College programs experienced a 57% increase in Campus-wide youth programs during 11-12.

In 11-12 the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships disbursed over $14,535,000 in college and departmental scholarship, a 103% increase over the previous year.

Over 95% of students with disabilities that used services provided by Disability Access Services completed the year in good academic standing, a 1.4% increase from the previous year.

Over $8,000,000 was returned to students by student affairs departments in the form of student employment dollars.

Over 500 students volunteered for community service projects through the Office of Civic Engagement in Student Leadership and Involvement, a 67% incresase from the previous year.

Over 3,000 students received direct support for food and housing through the Human Services Resource Center.

Counseling and Psychological Services offered counseling in Arabic, Spanish, Japanese, Turkish, French, and English this last year.

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Assessment - Student Learning and Assessment Symposium

November 9-10, 2004

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