Call for Posters-2023 University Assessment Symposium

Call for Posters-2023 University Assessment Symposium

 

 


University Assessment Symposium

Assessing Student Learning: Keeping It Simple
The Fall Assessment Symposium will offer the opportunity for faculty and staff who support curricular and co-curricular activities to consider what others across the university are doing to keep student learning assessment simple.

Virtual Poster Session opens October 25
Virtual Workshops in the weeks of Oct. 30 and Nov. 6, 2023

Call for Poster Abstracts | Deadline: Sept. 29, 2023

Assessment is always a work in progress because we are always working to increase meaningful student learning.
(Wehlburg, 2007)

As Creighton colleagues, faculty, and staff of curricular and co-curricular areas, you are invited to share your individual or departmental work at the 2022 Hybrid University Assessment Symposium this fall during the virtual poster sessions. Assessment is the important process to continuously improve student learning and our programs. The goal of this symposium is to celebrate assessment work that is being done across campus and to learn from the assessment processes of our colleagues in other parts of the University.

You are encouraged to submit a poster assessment abstract, with the assessment project work either in the early stages or completed stages of assessment of student learning.  In other words, we encourage you to present the work you have done at any level. Your poster may highlight any type of assessment project that you or your department has been engaged in about student learning.  During the virtual poster session, your work will be presented along with your campus colleagues in individual discussion posts in a BlueLine poster presentation group.

Submit your work for consideration: Poster Abstract Submission in BlueQ

Notification of acceptance will be e-mailed to the principal poster presenter contact by end of day October 6, 2023.  If there are additional questions regarding the Assessment Symposium or abstract submission, please contact Sarah M. Oliver, sub-committee member of the University Assessment Committee. 

Sponsored by the University Assessment Committee and the Center for Faculty Excellence.