Assessment Colloquium -- 2007

Tuesday, Jan. 30
Assessment Data on Engagement
Rebecca Maddox; Assessment Intern
Pickler Memorial Library 302A
4:00 to 5:00 pm

Tuesday, Feb. 20
Development of a Knowledge Survey as a Hierarchical Assessment Vehicle
John Rutter and Anton Weisstein (both Science)
The National Survey for Student Learning (Pascarella, 2001) concludes that the most important thing instructors can do to increase student learning is to organize their course content.  Knowledge Surveys are a superior tool for accomplishing that.  See more about knowledge surveys here.  And be sure to join Rutter and Weisstein to find out how they developed such a tool in the Truman environment.  We will extend the Weekly Lunch deal to this assessment colloquium.  Sign the sheet at checkout to receive up to $3.00 toward your Sodexho meal.
SUB Alumni Room
12:00 to 1:30pm

Tuesday, April 17
Utilization of an Online Database to Increase Effectiveness of Clinical Assessment in the Athletic Training Program
Michelle Boyd and Jennifer Hurst (both HES)
This research is applicable to all programs that include an element of field work or performance, rendering it relevant to many liberal studies areas grappling with student/program assessment or review.  The Center for Teaching and Learning will extend the Weekly Lunch deal for this session.  Sign the sheet at checkout to receive up to $3.00 toward your Sodexho meal.
SUB Alumni Room
12:00 to 1:00 pm