Have you recently taken on the role of overseeing academic program assessments, or are you looking to enhance your current assessment framework? This comprehensive three-day workshop is for you! Designed for professionals working at the institutional level, this workshop is led by Dr. Megan Good—co-author of "Assessment 101 in Higher Education"—along with esteemed JMU colleague, Laura Lambert.

Facilitators:

Megan Good is the Executive Director of the Center for Assessment and Research Studies (CARS). In this capacity, she oversees assessment support for degree programs, student affairs, general education, and special projects aimed at enhancing student learning and development. Alongside her extensive work on meta-assessment and learning improvement, she is the co-author of "Assessment 101 in Higher Education: The Fundamentals and How to Apply Them."

Laura Lambert is a doctoral student in the Assessment and Measurement program as well as a full-time A&P faculty member in the department of Integrated Science and Technology (ISAT).  She recently led ISAT’s ABET re-accreditation self-study as well as taking a novel approach to a learning improvement project to capture learning improvement after a curricular change.  Her research interests are in learning improvement, STEM retention modeling, and equity in assessment.

An orientation email will be sent the week prior to class.

Withdrawal/Refund Policy: You may cancel your registration up to two weeks prior to the program start date and receive a refund of course registration fees, less a $25 administrative fee. To withdrawal from this course you must send a request to cpdtraining@jmu.edu. Requests received beyond the deadline will receive no refund. For more information, please visit Policies & Notices.