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Implementation Schedule
Registration and payment for 2008-2009 Year One studies
Summer 2008Operational and trend data collection
Fall 2008Seek institutional approval for student data collection
Fall 2008Student data collection
Spring 2009Summary reports available
Summer 2009
Data Collection Schedule
Tentative schedule of Student Affairs Assessment Knowledge Consortium projects:
Year 1:
Student Activities
Campus Climate/Diversity/Inclusivity
Campus Safety and Security/Student Conduct
In addition to offering three assessment projects per year, subscribing campuses will be offered the opportunity to participate in the Profile of Today's College Student study. Topics addressed in the Profile study include demographics, future aspirations, college expectations, health and well-being, use of technology, media consumption, academic integrity, and values and beliefs.