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Assessment at IUS:
- Background & History
- Roles & Responsibilities
- Resources & Support
- Academic Assessment Committee
- Assessment Survey Summary
- Faculty Work in Assessment
Academic Program Assessment:
- Introduction
- Assessment Handbook
- Annual Program Assessment Process
- Program Progress Reports
- Campus Assessment Results
- Assessment Grants
- Glossary
Classroom Assessment:
Academic Assessment Committee
- The Academic Assessment Committee shall consist of six faculty members, the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, the Director of Institutional Research and Assessment, one member of the Library faculty, and one student member. Each of the six schools/divisions with elected senators shall select their own representative on the committee. The faculty representatives shall serve three-year, staggered terms. The Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs and the Director of Institutional Research and Assessment will serve as ex-officio members of the committee. The student shall serve a one-year term.
- This committee will be responsible for monitoring assessment of student academic achievement in the undergraduate majors and in the masters programs. The committee will determine to what extent the assessment of educational outcomes offers an opportunity for strengthening the University and enhancing its accountability. Specifically, the committee is charged with developing an institutional assessment plan that is consistent with the campus mission, recommending a time-line for its implementation, and identifying and recommending assessment, outcomes, and database needs to support the North Central Accreditation process.
Source: Constitution and By-Laws of the IU Southeast Faculty Senate, updated 7/05
Academic Assessment Committee Members:
| 1. Arts & Letters | Pat Daly (1) |
| 2. Business | Don Kalmey (3) |
| 3. Education | Robin Fankhauser (3) |
| 4. Library | Jim Jenkins (3) |
| 5. Natural Sciences | Sukhen Dey, Chair (3) |
| 6. Nursing | Jacquelyn Reid (3) |
| 7. Social Sciences | Billy Long (3) |
| 8. Ex-officio-VC Academic Affairs | Gil Atnip |
| 9. Ex-officio-Dir Institutional Research | Mary Ann Baker |
| 10. Student | Stephen Holt |
