Academic Year |
2021-2022 |
Unit |
Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct |
Domain |
Personal Responsibility |
Program or Event |
Administrative Meeting Process |
Number of Students |
23 |
Assessed By |
- Pre & Post surveys of student opinions, beliefs
- Pre & Post tests of student knowledge
|
Uses of Results |
- Refining program/program changes
- Reporting results (EVERYONE SHOULD CHECK)
- Refining assessment tools/LOs
- Unit planning and/or budgeting
- Providing feedback to student/participant
|
Outcome |
Students who go through the student conduct process will be able to:
1. agree that they have a better understanding of the policy they allegedly violated
2. identify at least one resource they can utilize to mitigate a future policy violation
3. identify at least one way to avoid a future policy violation |
Benchmark |
90% of students who complete the administrative review process will be able to demonstrate all 3 learning outcomes which include being able to identify one resource that they talked about in their administrative meeting (e.g., attending a LARC session or the Writing Center). Students will also be able to identify one way to avoid a future policy violation, such as managing their time better or going to the professor's office hours. |