University of Wisconsin - Stout

Assessments - Year 3

Task 1 Activities
To emphasize Task 1 goals, the First Year Experience (FYE) model incorporates several Title III activities and serves to facilitate the transfer of proven practices (developed through the grant) into sustainable mainstream programs for new students. Accordingly, the FYE program will be assessed holistically as a program to demonstrate both impact and opportunities for improvement.

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View the current draft of the full FYE Assessment Design

View the FYE Report - April 2007

Task 2 Activities

There are two primary activities associated with Task 2, and each is dedicated to improving assessment of learning on campus.

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Student Sucess Plan | Faculty Development | e-Portfolio | E-Scholar | Gen Ed

Grant Tasks

Title III Activity
Impact
Summaries

Student Sucess Plan
Grant Tasks 1.1.3 through 1.6.3 Back to Top

1.1.3
Career Exploration Workshop. Two expanded one-day workshops offered during spring semester. Workshops are evaluated and the results used for improvements each year.

Students and parents receive career information related to UW-Stout programs. Students complete online interest inventories and information on careers and UW-Stout programs is provided. Target goal of 100 student participants.

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full report.

1.2.3
TRDIS 101: Career Exploration. New students will complete and evaluate the Seminar in Career Exploration (TRDIS 101) hybrid delivery model.

Students complete the Career Exploration hybrid curriculum as a course in Fall 2005 and Spring 2006.

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1.3.3
Transfer Student Services. Transfer Students are provided an orientation, career advising, academic advising, and online resource information. Longitudinal analysis of transfer student retention after Title III implementation.

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1.3.3
Undecided Transfer Student Advisement. Students participate in half-day registration program and receive academic advisement, career counseling, and resource information.

Students receive transition, registration, ongoing advisement and retention support services.

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1.4.3
Transfer Student Orientation. Freshmen cohort enrolled in online academic skills curriculum. Students enrolled as option for probation program or to utilize as resource. Students enrolled in on-line academic skills module as part of probation program.
1.4.3
"At risk" Online Academic Skills Curriculum.  
The resource does not provide for specificity.
1.5.3
Web pages developed to provide additional resources. Three websites were designed: Transfer Student website, career exploration site, and e-Links.
The resource does not provide for specificity.
1.6.3
Online Career Exploration Workshop. Undecided freshman students will have access to online career exploration workshop through D2L. 250 undecided freshmen students were enrolled in online career exploration site to use as a resource.
The resource does not provide for specificity.

Faculty Development
Grant Objective 1.1.5 through 1.8.3 Back to Top

Grant Tasks

Title III Activity Impact
Summaries

1.7.3

Student-Centered Learning: Summer Institute  
Writing to Learn: Summer Institute The Writing to Learn Institute resulted in significant improvements in participants’ selfreported
knowledge and abilities related to integrating more and/or improved writing
assignments into their instruction.
Brookfield Seminar The Critical Reflection and Teaching workshop resulted in a significant improvement in the participants’ self-reported knowledge and abilities related to developing, modeling
and integrating critical thinking processes into their instruction.
New Instructor Workshop Delivered by multiple experienced and enthusiastic presenters, and commended by participants, the New Instructor Workshopresulted in a generally positive initiation for new instructors based on their self-assessment of the workshop activities as well as their personal readiness to engage in instruction.
1.8.3
Ongoing Professional Development Establish and implement system of assessing student learning.

 

Brookfield Seminar Follow-up

The one hour workshop was designed as a follow-up to the Brookfield seminar held in January, 2007.

Seminar Follow-Up

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Electronic Portfolio to Assess Student Learning Outcomes
Grant Task 2.3 Back to Top

Grant Tasks

Title III Activity Impact
Summaries
2.1.3

Faculty Workshop and follow-ups by Title III Director -Jane Henderson

Consultations with Technology-Based Curriculum Designer -Jean Haefner

Implementation with assistance as needed.

Establish and implement system of assessing student learning at the program level.

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Assess Impact of E-Scholar Program
Grant Task 2.2.3 Back to Top

2.2.3
Create and implement model to measure impact Establish and implement system of assessing student learning.
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General Education Assessment
Grant Task 2.3.3 Back to Top

2.3.3
Implement assessment of General Education Courses

Establish and implement system of assessing student learning.

Available soon.

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The University of Wisconsin-Stout gratefully acknowledges financial assistance from the U.S. Department of Education Title III Grant in the development of the content for this Web site.