Welcome! Friday, April 29 9:30am.  Reason for meeting ◦ Provide an initial dialogue that crosses all areas of the College ◦ Determine how we view our.

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Welcome! Friday, April 29 9:30am

 Reason for meeting ◦ Provide an initial dialogue that crosses all areas of the College ◦ Determine how we view our SLO assessment activities ◦ Gather information that will shape the process  Foster those aspects that are beneficial  Improve aspects that are inefficient or ineffectual

 Process ◦ Answer questions posted at every table ◦ Each table should have a recorder who gathers and lists collected information ◦ Groups will have 12 minutes to discuss each question ◦ Participants will move to the next table to answer the next question in the series

 Rules ◦ Be open and honest ◦ Encourage everyone in your group to participate ◦ See Barbara to determine how she correlated your badge picture with your personality type!

1. What does your area enjoy or find beneficial about our current student learning outcomes assessment process? 2. How embedded is the student learning outcomes assessment process in the ongoing workings of your area?

3. How often, and for how long, does you area spend time discussing SLOs? 4. What does your area find lacking, in need of improvement, or a barrier to full inclusion of SLO assessment into your area?

5. What do you think of the College providing resources for: ◦ Ongoing training of participants in SLO implementation? ◦ Departments to offer annual meetings with adjunct and full-time faculty to reflect upon and discuss assessment?

6. What do you think of our assessment plan using current College mechanisms: ◦ ePIE for recording purposes ◦ Curricular “measurable objectives” as SLOs ◦ Allowing for the creation of broad-based SLOs that would cross disciplines for use in multiple courses?

7. What do you think of faculty being strongly encouraged to: ◦ Include measureable objectives on all course syllabi? ◦ Include course-level SLOs on syllabi if they differ from the measureable objectives?

 The information shared today will be collected and transcribed, and will guide the process for next year.  If you would like to further shape the College’s assessment efforts, please consider serving on the Outcomes Committee for !