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Assessment

  • Assessment: Why Bother?
    By Kenneth J. Posner, Rollins College
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    Assessment / Research

  • The Updated Outline for Assessment Plans
    By Marilee J. Bresciani, Ph.D.
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  • Do Women-Only Colleges Make a Difference?
    By The NASPA Center for Scholarship, Research and Professional Development for Women
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  • Cognitive Development and Student Leadership Experiences
    By Cara Skeat and Joan B. Hirt
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  • Student Needs Assessment
    By Dorothy Knoll and Lisa Erwin, The Univ. of Kansas Medical Center
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  • Nurturing an Informed, Inclusive Learning Community: Electronic Dissemination of Assessment Findings With the Campus At Large
    By Cynthia Wolf Johnson, Ed.D., and Paul Marchbanks, UNC-Chapel Hill
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  • Writing Measurable and Meaningful Outcomes
    By Marilee J. Bresciani, Ph.D., Director of Assessment for Division of Undergraduate Affairs, NC State Univ.
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  • Assessment: Source of Power? Source of Empowerment?
    By Dr. Christina Frazier, Southeast Missouri State University
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  • How to Interpret Survey Results
    By Joni E. Spurlin, Ph.D., Director of Assessment, College of Engineering, NC State University
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  • Assessing Institutional Priorities: An Economic Approach
    By Dean L. Bresciani, Ph.D., Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Services, UNC-Chapel Hill
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  • Can Partnerships Be Assessed? -- The Boyer Partnership Project
    By Donald B. Kraybill, Ph. D., Dean of Scholarship at Messiah College
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  • Assessment Listservs & Meta-Lists: Treasures for Your Inbox
    Randy L. Swing, Ph.D
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  • Assessment in Student Affairs: Let's Get Started!
    By John H. Schuh and M. Lee Upcraft
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  • Assessment Tips for Student Affairs Professionals
    By Karen W. Bauer, University of Delaware, and Gary R. Hanson, Arizona State University
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  • College and University Housing: Evidence to Point the Way
    By David G. Butler, Univ. of Delaware, Retired; Project Director of ACUHO-I/EBI Benchmarking Svcs.
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  • Using Multiple Assessment Methods to Explore Student Learning and Development Inside and Outside of the Classroom
    By Peggy Maki, Director of Assessment, American Association for Higher Education
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  • Criteria Checklist for an Assessment Program
    By Marilee Bresciani and Caryn Sabourin, NC State University
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  • Using Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences For Identifying Outcomes and Designing and Assessing Student Affairs Programs
    By Ruth L. Green, Ph.D., and Rebecca A. Walter, M.A., George Mason University
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  • Learning from Control Groups: An Evaluative Approach
    By David P. Jones, Assistant Director of Housing and Residential Education, UNC-Chapel Hill
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  • Meeting the Needs of First-Year Students: Findings from a National Survey of First-Year Co-Curricular Practices
    By Michael J. Siegel & Betsy O. Barefoot, Policy Center on the First Year of College
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  • Creating an Effective Assessment Organization and Environment
    By Julia Pet-Armacost and Robert L. Armacost, University of Central Florida
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  • Using Professional Standards for Program Assessment and Development
    By Ted K. Miller, Professor Emeritus, The University of Georgia
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  • Student Affairs Conference as Professional Development Curriculum
    By the Higher Education Doctoral Program, University of Arkansas-Little Rock
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  • Transforming Higher Education: Learning How We Really Learn
    By Jane Fried, Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Counseling & Family Therapy, Central Connecticut State Univ.
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  • Considerations in Conducting “Good” Qualitative Assessment
    By Jan Arminio, Ph. D., Shippensburg University
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  • The Relationship Between Outcomes, Measurement, and Decisions for Continuous Improvement
    By Marilee J. Bresciani, Ph.D., NC State University
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  • From Admission to Graduation: Assessing the Training and Professional Development of Student Affairs Professionals
    By Margaret Herrick, Ph.D., Kutztown University
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  • Why Collaborate with Academics?
    By Ruth Green, Connie Kirkland, and Jeff Kulick
    George Mason University
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  • Minimizing the Impact of Politics on Assessment
    By Jean M. McEnery, Professor, Eastern Michigan University
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  • Assessing Programs, Services, and Other Interventions Targeted at a Small Number of Students
    By Shari Ellertson and John H. Schuh, Iowa State University
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  • Assessing Learning and Development
    By Marilee J. Bresciani, Ph.D.
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  • Electronic Learning Portfolios and Student Affairs
    By Helen L. Chen and Cynthia Mazow, Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning

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  • Electronic Learning Portfolios and Student Affairs
    By Helen L. Chen and Cynthia Mazow, Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning

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  • Developing an Assessment Program in Student Affairs
    By Kari Elingson, Ph.D., University of Utah
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  • Assessment Programs in Student Affairs
    By Kari Elingson, Ph.D., University of Utah
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  • Assessment Programs in Student Affairs
    By Kari Elingson, Ph.D., University of Utah
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  • Fostering Students' Complex Problem Solving Skills: A Glimpse at the Reflective Judgment Model
    By Sheila Summers Thompson, Ph.D.
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  • Using Performance-based Assessment to Become A Leading Edge Organization in Higher Education
    By Patricia E. Askew and Thomas E. Grayson

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  • Outcomes Assessment in Student Affairs: Moving Beyond Satisfaction to Student Learning and Development
    By Marilee J. Bresciani, Ph.D.
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  • Research You Can Use - Mentoring: Specific characteristics of mentoring that work for women students
    By NASPA Center for Scholarship, Research and Professional Development for Women
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  • Teaching and Assessing Values Education
    By Jamie Phillips, Ph.D.
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  • PART ONE: Closing the Loop: Program Review in Student Affairs
    By Norleen K. Pomerantz, Ph.D.
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  • Research You Can Use: Student Life - Spirituality and Student Health
    By NASPA Center for Student Life Research
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  • PART TWO: Defining Program Review: Purpose, Process, and Progress
    By Norleen K. Pomerantz, Ph.D.
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  • Research You Can Use: Student Life - HIV/AIDS As a Topic in Undergraduate Student Textbooks
    By The NASPA Center for Student Life Research
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  • Research You Can Use: Women - Alcohol as a Social Facilitator: In What Ways Do Women Students Expect it to Help?
    By The NASPA Center for Scholarship, Research and Professional Development for Women
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    Beyond the Traditional B.A.

  • 120 American colleges and universities that offer sports and recreation degrees (More)
  • 150 students who are expected to enroll in the NCSU program for golf management (More)

    Binge Drinking

  • 2 Years After Colleges Started Calling Home, Administrators Say Alcohol Policy Works (More)
  • 300 people into a basement party room (More)
  • 57 percent of male athletes reported at least one binge drinking episode (More)

    Board Business

  • 30-year-old state law dictates Board of Governors in NC (More)
  • 10 public universities in Florida will have a "super board" appointed by the governor (More)

    Campus Life and Religion

  • 500 students gather to sing, pray, and talk about God (More)
  • 153 Hillel foundations, 110 in North America, have sprung up throughout the world, with another 350 affiliated groups since 1923 (More)
  • 6,000 verses of the Koran must be must memorized and understood by students. (More)

    Campus Protests

  • 200students were hunkered down, with sleeping bags, soda cans, and books, to spend their seventh night on the floor at Pennsylvania State University. (More)
  • 300 students at Northeastern University chased the university's president to his car Thursday and blocked rush-hour traffic for close to an hour.  (More)
  • 4 months of urging the administration to raise janitors' minimum wages ended in a sit-in at U. Conn (More)

    Celebration Campus Chaos

  • $250,000 to $500,000 in repair costs at the University of Maryland at College Park (More)
  • 40 fires around the campus of Purdue University (More)
  • 2,000 fans spilled into the streets after Arizona lost the NCAA  (More)

    Credit Card Debt

  • 60% of those vendors get complaints from student affairs personnel for selling too aggressively. (More)
  • H.R. 3142 College Student Credit Card Protection Act  (More)
  • Zero tolerance for credit card companies without a sponsor. (More)

    Drinking and Parental Notification

  • 55% of respondents were in favor of continuing the program.  (More)
  • 17% of the 189 institutions surveyed had parental-notification policies before Congress clarified the law (More)
  • Family Educational Rights and Privacy; Final Rule (More)

    Eating Disorders

  • 20% or more of female soccer players and basketball players below normal weight for their height (More)
  • 1 school's battle (More)

    Financial Aid

  • 5% tuition increase at the 16 UNC campuses.  (More)
  • 20% of federal support to academic institutions for basic research is through The National Science Foundation  (More)
  • 34,000 people will be denied loans and grants in the coming school year  (More)

    Free-speech

  • 15 ethnic and political student organizations removed nearly 4,000 copies of The Brown Daily Herald  (More)
  • 100 students and former students, in person or in writing, have expressed their support for an English teacher at Macomb Community College (More)
  • 3 chancellors at the University of Alaska received a strongly worded memorandum from the University president  (More)

    Gender Matters

  • 21-39% of MBA students in the nation's top 30 business schools are women (More)
  • 50% of the seats at OU law school are filled women (More)
  • 37% of undergraduate degrees being awarded to women in computer science in 1984 to only 20% in 1999 (More)

    Hate Crimes

  • 7,900 hate crimes in 1999 that were reported to the FBI were provoked by racial bias (More)
  • 4% of Indiana law-enforcement agencies have reported bias and hate crimes as required under a state law that took effect six months ago. (More)
  • 44 states with hate-crimes laws (More)

    Hazing

  • 2 bodies found in the Philippines May Be Linked to Fraternity Rivalry  (More)
  • 5th Amendment privilege against self-incrimination in hazing. (More)
  • $150 fine to the Office of Judicial Programs and Student Ethical Development, which will go toward an anti-hazing program at the University of Maryland.  (More)

    Higher Education and the Bush Administration

  • $1-trillion tax cut to increase spending on Pell Grants and other education programs. (More)
  • 60-month limit on how long borrowers may deduct from their taxable income the interest they pay on student loans  (More)
  • 22-year existence and U.S. Education Department's Office of Educational Research and Improvement may face yet another major overhaul during its reauthorization this year (More)

    Layoffs at Institutions

  • 91 staff positions will be eliminated at Minnesota University. (More)
  • 75% of the workforce will be laid off at Kenyan Universities (More)
  • 87 jobs eliminated at the distance-learning company eCollege  (More)

    Learning Disabilities

  • 41% of the freshmen who reported in 1998 that they had a disability came from the "learning disability" category (More)
  • 3 times the number of students with learning disabilities were assisted at Purdue last school year than in an earlier decade.  (More)
  • Learning-disabled athletes and the N.C.A.A. don't get along. (More)

    NASPA Foundation Presentation - Students: Learners and Consumers

  • Student Monitor Data (More)
  • Higher Education Research Institute (More)

    New Leadership Paradigm: Expanding our Notions of Leadership Development

  • Higher education administrators need to rethink some of the key assumptions of student leadership development in order to educate students for the current workplace and to meet the needs of a changing student body. (More)

    Parental Notification: A New Strategy to Reduce Alcohol Abuse on Campus

  • A study of 189 campus judicial officers by researchers at Bowling Green State University has found that prior to October 1, 1998 16.9% of those surveyed had a parental notification policy. (More)

    Protests

  • 814 psychology programs are accredited by A.P.A., but some will be affected by the religion-exemption clause (More)
  • $1,250, was paid by Kentucky State to the Justice Resource Center  (More)
  • 3 friends and Royal are on the protest trail (More)

    Quarter-life Crisis

  • 2young women in their 20s have found themselves part of a largely ignored age group that’s experiencing a crisis of their own way  (More)
  • 10 years ago, there were less available career paths (More)

    Race Matters

  • $55,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by two white applicants who were rejected from the U. of Georgia law school (More)
  • 150-point scale at at the University of Michigan and minorities get extra points (More)
  • $503-million plan to end the state's 26-year-old college-desegregation case in Mississippi (More)

    Racial Sensitivity

  • Many of the 350 American Indian students at North Dakota say that beneath the campus's Main Street friendliness lies a dark current of racism.  (More)
  • 8 players have filed federal civil-rights lawsuits against the University of South Florida because of racial bias. (More)
  • For 15 years Colleges and universities have been hiring diversity "trainers" or "facilitators"  (More)

    RU-486 and Emergency Contraception

  • 25 to 12 vote in the VA state Senate to allow women to obtain emergancy contraception without a doctor's prescription. (More)
  • 92% of the clinical trial cases were effective. (More)
  • 60 medical and women's health groups is calling on the United States government to make emergency contraceptives available without a prescription (More)

    Slavery Reparation

  • 4,000 copies of The Herald were stolen at Brown University, but that's just part of the story.  (More)
  • 14 faculty members from several departments took part in a teach-in to discuss slavery reparation (More)
  • 80 students marched to the school's central administrative building to make several demands of the university  (More)

    Student Entrepreneurs

  • $250,000 Columbia University students have can submit proposals to the Eugene M. Lang Entrepreneurial Initiative Fund to access up to $250,000 for entrepreneurial ventures. (More)
  • More than 50% of all college students and recent graduates expect to be millionaires by the age of 40. (More)
  • 3,000 members at roughly 100 schools Belong to the Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization. (More)

    Student Fees and Organizations

  • 250 groups recruiting at the activities fair (More)
  • 60 days were given to the university by U.S. District Court Judge John C. Shabaz to change what he sees as flaws in the fee system.  (More)
  • 81-page document opened the Republican national convention  (More)

    Student Protests

  • 814 psychology programs are accredited by A.P.A., but some will be affected by the religion-exemption clause (More)

    Tenure Issues

  • 10 journal articles, 1 T.A. union protest, 0 tenure (More)
  • 18,000 professors at 960 institutions, use of part-time labor undercuts the tenure system (More)

    The Hispanic Student

  • 65% of Hispanic parents believe that a college education is the single most important factor to an individual's success.  (More)
  • 10% of Hispanic people ages 25 to 29 held bachelor's degrees in 1998. (More)

    Tuition Increases

  • 13+ public institutions have raised their tuition in the last year. (More)
  • 42% more for tuition next year for Clemson students (More)
  • 3% tuition increase for 2001-2 at one private college (More)

    Unions

  • $15,000 is the amount union organizers want for NYU teacher assistant stipends.  (More)
  • 5,200 graduate students at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign but only a few hundred could join the union.  (More)
  • 95% of teaching assistants casting ballots in favor of the first union in Pennsylvania and at Temple University.  (More)

    Violence on Campus

  • 3% of Female Students Are Victims of Rape or Attempted Rape Each Year, Report Says By  (More)
  • 24.3% is the percentage that alcohol arrest rose to in 1998 at American colleges (More)
  • The Incidence of Crime on the Campuses of U.S. Postsecondary Education Institutions -- A Report to Congress - PDF Doc (More)
     

     

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