Readers,
Welcome to a new school year! This month, we are very fortunate to have guest bloggers from the Office of Planning and Advancement for Student Development at the University of North Texas. Our guest bloggers are:
Dr. Jan Hillman, Executive Director, Planning and Advancement for Student Development
Dr. Sharon Karackattu, Director, Planning and Advancement for Student Development
Mr. Jason F. Simon, M.Ed., Graduate Assistant, Office of Planning and Advancement for Student Development
The TACUSPA blog will feature weekly posts from our guest bloggers on the topic of "Assessment in Student Affairs". This month's posts will focus on the following topics:
Week 1 - History of Student Affairs Assessment
Week 2 - Student Affairs Practitioners as Assessment Practitioners
Week 3 - Two Innovative Assessment Programs in Student Affairs
Week 4 - Future Implications for Student Affairs Assessment
Week 5 - Tapping Non-Users for 360 Degree Evaluation
*Each post will feature PROCESSING QUESTIONS. Please respond to these processing questions. We want to have YOUR take on the subject!
Welcome to a new school year! This month, we are very fortunate to have guest bloggers from the Office of Planning and Advancement for Student Development at the University of North Texas. Our guest bloggers are:
Dr. Jan Hillman, Executive Director, Planning and Advancement for Student Development
Dr. Sharon Karackattu, Director, Planning and Advancement for Student Development
Mr. Jason F. Simon, M.Ed., Graduate Assistant, Office of Planning and Advancement for Student Development
The TACUSPA blog will feature weekly posts from our guest bloggers on the topic of "Assessment in Student Affairs". This month's posts will focus on the following topics:
Week 1 - History of Student Affairs Assessment
Week 2 - Student Affairs Practitioners as Assessment Practitioners
Week 3 - Two Innovative Assessment Programs in Student Affairs
Week 4 - Future Implications for Student Affairs Assessment
Week 5 - Tapping Non-Users for 360 Degree Evaluation
*Each post will feature PROCESSING QUESTIONS. Please respond to these processing questions. We want to have YOUR take on the subject!
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