Event Title
Concurrent Session, Using Logic Models in Faculty/Staff Collaboration for First-Year Learning Outcomes
Location
Campus Center Room 168
Event Website
http://www.umass.edu/studentsuccessconference/resources2011.php
Start Date
23-9-2011 2:30 PM
End Date
23-9-2011 3:30 PM
Description
"Drawing up learning outcomes that actually influence the curriculum requires a thoughtful, collaborative process. Beginning with an institutional priority to “develop core competencies … to enhance students’ pathways for success,” a student success administrator at Wheelock College worked closely with faculty throughout Spring 2011 and developed a comprehensive list of curricular and co-curricular outcomes for all first-year students. The use of a logic model was incredibly helpful in articulating to a wide range of stakeholders the specific rationale, strategies, and desired results of this project. After a brief discussion of the specific outcomes and process at Wheelock, participants in this workshop will draft and edit a “theory of change” logic model for learning outcome development on their home campuses. The goal of this workshop is to prepare participants with a strategy to kick-start this process with a department chair or senior administrator following the conference."
Included in
Concurrent Session, Using Logic Models in Faculty/Staff Collaboration for First-Year Learning Outcomes
Campus Center Room 168
"Drawing up learning outcomes that actually influence the curriculum requires a thoughtful, collaborative process. Beginning with an institutional priority to “develop core competencies … to enhance students’ pathways for success,” a student success administrator at Wheelock College worked closely with faculty throughout Spring 2011 and developed a comprehensive list of curricular and co-curricular outcomes for all first-year students. The use of a logic model was incredibly helpful in articulating to a wide range of stakeholders the specific rationale, strategies, and desired results of this project. After a brief discussion of the specific outcomes and process at Wheelock, participants in this workshop will draft and edit a “theory of change” logic model for learning outcome development on their home campuses. The goal of this workshop is to prepare participants with a strategy to kick-start this process with a department chair or senior administrator following the conference."
https://scholarworks.umass.edu/studentsuccess/2011/Sep23/24