Free 2/28 Webinar–Walking our Talk: Converting Civic-Focused Mission Statements to Student Learning
Walking our Talk: Converting Civic-Focused Mission Statements to Student Learning
Many higher education institutions include complex civic concepts as part of their missions, but how do we know if we are translating these lofty goals into student learning? Assessment is often viewed as a secondary or even bureaucratic institutional practice, but done well it supports learning improvement processes that prioritize student development, organize institutional efforts, and direct change. This session will discuss recent ETS research initiatives focused on national trends in the assessment of civic competency and engagement as well as an institutional perspective on assessing and addressing these skills in students.
Join AASCU’s American Democracy Project and The Democracy Commitment on Wednesday, February 28, 2018 from 1 p.m. -2 p.m. for a free, live, hour-long webinar: Walking our Talk: Converting Civic-Focused Mission Statements to Student Learning. Register now.
Welcoming Remarks:
Jennifer Domagal-Goldman, American Democracy Project National Manager
Presenters:
Ross Markle, Senior Assessment Strategist for Higher Education, ETS
Kara Owens, Special Assistant to the President for Institutional Effectiveness and Assessment, Salisbury University (Md.)
The webinar will be held Wednesday, February 28, 2018 from 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Eastern.
If you are interested in participating on the webinar, you may register online by February 28. The webinar link and dial-in instructions will be provided via email after you submit your online registration. Please note that the webinar will be recorded and available afterwards on our websites.
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