EUGENE HRUSHOWY
Consultant,
Faculty Professional Development

520-5400, local 2832

TELECOLLEGE
ASSESSMENT

To Improve Student Learning and Development:
A Shared Responsibility

An international interactive videoconference bringing together academic and student affairs
professionals to discuss possible directions and strategies for collaborative assessment efforts.

 

 

SPONSORED BY: PRESENTED VIA SATELLITE BY:
American Association for Higher Natlonal University Teleconference Network (NUTN)
Education (AAHE) 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Pacific
Natlonal Assoclation of Student Personnel October 7, 1988
Administrators (NASPA) with a local B.C. panel from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
American College Personnel In room L001- Library basement
Association (ACPA) VCC/Langara Campus.
Topics include:

What is Assessment?
Why is Assessment important?
What is currently happening in Assessment?
What are the methods and approaches for making Assessment effective?
Can Assessment make a difference?
Organizing a campus for Assessment?

in conjunction with Kansas City Regional Council for Higher Education (KCRCHE)
conference on Outcomes of Assessment

Video Conference Panelists:
K. Patricia Cross, Chair, Department of Administration, Planning, and Social Policy, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University
Gary R. Hanson, Coordinator of Research, Office of Admissions, University of Texas, Austin
Pat Hutchings, Director, AAHE Assessment Forum
Theodore J. Marchese, Vice President, AAHE
Charles Schroeder, Vice President , Student development, St. Louis University, and Past President, ACPA
Jacqueline E. Woods, Vice President, Programs and Public Policy, Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges
Pius videotaped comments from Alexander Astin

Audience Participants:

Trudy Banta, Professor, Learning Research Center, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Peter Ewell. Senior Associate, National Center for Higher Education Management Systems
| ity Rose. President, KCRCH

 

 

For information, call:

TELECOLLEGE
324-5520 or 1-800-972-0379.

The registration fee of $25.00 includes the student package and a light lunch.