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How to Handle an On-Campus Emergency

This event offers guidance for responding to various campus emergencies. Do you know what you can do before the ambulance arrives to help yourself or a fellow classmate? The Office of Emergency Management wants to help instill in you the skills needed to prepare for the various types of emergencies that could occur on campus.

Telling the Story: Turning Raw Data into Narratives

Turning raw data into a rich, engaging narrative isn’t magic—anyone can do it! In this conclusion to our workshop series, you’ll learn how to use all the data you’ve collected to tell stories: those of your students, your staff, and your department.

DIY Assessment: Direct vs. Indirect Measures

“Direct” and “indirect” – what do we mean when it comes to assessment measures? Is one more effective than the other? Join us as we explore the definitions, examples and best ways to use direct and indirect measures in assessment efforts.

CAPSTONE

Involves knowledge, skills and dispositions that connect the values, philosophy and history of the student affairs profession to one's current professional practice. This competency area embodies the foundations of the profession from which current and future research, scholarships and practice will change and grow.

INTRO TO TECHNOLOGY

Emphasizes the use of digital resources to enhance student development and support the work of Student Affairs professionals. CLICK TO RSVP!

Think Outside the Survey: Alternative Assessment Methods

Surveys, interviews, focus groups—been there, done that? Come learn alternative methods such as checklists and photo elicitation that break the mold of traditional assessment while still effectively measuring student learning.

SAVE THE DATE!

Join us for the holiday Luncheon and Divisional Update!