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ADDITIONAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
OUTCOMES AND ASSESSMENT
Beyond
the Classroom
Miami is proud to offer an impressive number
of learning opportunities that extend beyond the classroom.
From the creative projects of independent research to
internships and study abroad, these opportunities provide
practical experience, professional connections, and
open doors to elite graduate programs around the world.
Diversity
Planning
According to Michael Stevenson (previous
Assistant to the President for Institutional Diversity
and Associate Provost), "Miami's approach to inclusion
involves every aspect of the campus and surrounding
communities. Our commitment to inclusive excellence
is reflected in our mission and values and our organizational
structure, as well as the formal and informal curriculum.
To develop ever greater levels of cultural competence,
we work continuously to foster a campus climate that
supports learning and development." Information
on Miami University's diversity efforts and the assessment
of these efforts can be found on the Diversity Planning
webpage.
Employer
Survey of Graduates' Effectiveness
In the Spring of 2005, with the help of
Business Development Directives (BDD) and Garrett Consulting,
Miami University’s Office of Career Services conducted
an online survey of employers of Miami graduates. The
survey’s purpose was to determine employers’
satisfaction with Miami graduates’ preparedness,
performance, promotability, and retention. Survey details
are available in the survey
final report as well as in Assessment
Brief #16.
Graduation
Rates
Miami University's "Right to Know" site provides
a variety of useful information such as graduation rates,
retention rates, and the length to degree completion
for Miami University undergraduates. Graduation and
retention rates for minority students are also available.
Miami
University Report Card, 2006
The Miami University Report card is an informational
brochure designed for Ohio taxpayers and parents of
Miami University students. The Report Card provides
a variety of information about the educational opportunities
provided by Miami and the skills and achievements of
Miami University students.
Student
Affairs
For each of the Student Affairs offices, the division
of Student Affairs has identified yearly goals and methods
for assessing progress towards these goals. Information
on the goals and assessment methods are available for
both the 2005-2006
academic year and the 2006-2007
academic year. Goals and assessment methods are provided
for each of the following areas:
- Academic Support Services
- Student Leadership, Campus
and Community Life
- Alexander Office of Fraternity
and Sorority Life and Leadership
- Assessment and the First Year
Experience
- Bernard B. Rinella Learning
Assistance Center
- Business Manager
- Career Services
- Community Engagement and Service
- Diversity Affairs
- Diverse Student Development
- Divisional Diversity Initiatives
- Divisional Technology Initiatives
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- Ethics and Student Conflict
Resolution
- GLBT Services
- Health Education
- Health Services Administration
- Multicultural Student Enrichment
- Off-Campus Affairs and Miami
Tribe Relations
- Parents Office
- Residence Life
- Service Learning and Civic
Leadership
- Student Activities and Leadership
- Student Counseling Service
- Student Health Service
- Transition and Assessment
- Harry T. Wilks Leadership Institute
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Related Links
*Student Success
Plan Main Page*
Miami Plan (General Education):
Learning Outcomes
Miami Plan (General Education);
Outcomes Assessment
Undegraduate Majors: Learning
Outcomes
Undergraduate Majors:
Outcomes Assessment
Student
Engagement: Outcomes and Assessment
Additional Learning
Opportunities: Outcomes and Assessment
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