Compliance-oriented assessment activities can be useful when writing self-studies and providing evidence of assessment to stakeholders, but they often fall short of showing thoughtful and sustainable evidence-based improvement. Improvement-driven assessment activities, while more time-consuming, are more fruitful in the long term and provide institutions with meaningful, data-driven steps in sustainable curricular growth. Tune in as our panel of Institutional Effectiveness professionals discusses how improvement-driven assessment practices can transform your institution from a culture of basic compliance to a culture of sustainable improvement. Presenters: — Dr. Will Miller, Associate Vice President for Continuous Improvement and Institutional Performance, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Panelist) Presented in partnership with The Chronicle of Higher Education.
— Dr. Tara Rose, Interim Associate Vice Provost for Institutional Effectiveness, Louisiana State University (Panelist)
— Dr. Glenn Phillips, Senior Insights Consultant, Watermark (Moderator)
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