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Applied Assessment Seminar
Student Learning as a Way of Life
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November 10–11, 2008
Tampa,
Florida USA
This seminar is sold out. We recommend
that you complete the registration process
in order to be added to the
event’s
waitlist.
If spaces open
up due to cancellations,
admission from the waitlist will occur
on a first come, first served
basis. Thank you.
December 3–4,
2008
Dallas, Texas USA
In conjunction with
Assessment Conference
March1213, 2009
Paris, France |
February 26–27, 2009
Tampa, Florida USA
May 7–8, 2009
Nashville, Tennessee USA
Immediately following:
Assessment Seminar
June
18–19, 2009
Tampa, Florida USA
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Applied Assessment Seminars are
specifically designed for those who already have attended the Assessment
Seminar.
How well are students learning? If you
participated in the first Assessment Seminar then this seminar can help you take the next
important step. Our team of experts have drawn best practices examples from
within and outside of the field of management education to provide you with
choices, ideas, and tools to help you implement the most effective assurance of
learning systems for your institutions. You can be certain that this seminar
will greatly enhance your assessment program.
Who Should Attend: Faculty, department chairs, deans, associate
deans, those involved with faculty development, and those working on
obtaining or maintaining accreditation at their school.
Learning
Outcomes:
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Discuss the nuts and bolts of implementing an assessment program, including
the potential pitfalls and how to avoid them.
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"Close the loop" by driving the outcomes from gathered data back
into the curriculum to enhance learning; build an assessment culture; and
solve faculty-related issues.
- Share
best practices and discuss implementation issues and how to solve
them.
Facilitators (may vary for each offering):
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Douglas J. Eder,
associate
provost, University of North Florida
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Elizabeth Anderson Fletcher, associate dean,
Administration and Academic Affairs, C.T. Bauer College of Business, University
of Houston
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David G. Martin,
associate dean,
School of Business, LaSalle University
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Karen Tarnoff, director of Assessment, College of
Business and Technology, East Tennessee State University
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