Academic Year |
2019-2020 |
Unit |
CARE |
Domain |
Leadership Development |
Program or Event |
Peer Educators |
Number of Students |
72 |
Assessed By |
- Post only tests of student knowledge
- Student performance (e.g., student oral presentation) rated USING rubric
|
Uses of Results |
- Refining program/program changes
- Reporting results (EVERYONE SHOULD CHECK)
- Providing feedback to student/participant
|
Outcome |
CARE peer educators will develop problem-solving, decision-making, and program/event coordination skills, and demonstrate a high level of knowledge of power-based personal violence dynamics and campus/community resources. Both outcomes will be measured through evaluations and direct assessment by CARE staff. |
Benchmark |
90% of students in the CARE peer education programs will pass the course and 100% will receive approval by CARE staff to host a table at the annual Take Back the Night event and facilitate workshops/programs on topics related to power-based personal violence dynamics and campus/community resources. |