OUTCOMES part II. OUTCOMES  Two general categories: Institution Centered Outcomes Those outcomes that have more direct benefit to the College than to.

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OUTCOMES part II

OUTCOMES  Two general categories: Institution Centered Outcomes Those outcomes that have more direct benefit to the College than to the students, such as program-generated revenue, program efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and program impact on promoting professional/public partnerships and campus community among faculty, staff, and administration.

Student Centered Outcomes  encompass those outcomes that pertain more directly to student learning and development  can be assessed collectively or individuality  and examined at the institutional, program, and levels.

Student Centered Outcomes cont. Student centered or learning outcomes may be:  (a) academic: academic skills development, academic performance, student persistence to academic program or degree completion, time taken by students to complete programs or degree requirements, and student advancement or  (b) personal (holistic) individual developmental areas that are --non academic domains (e.g., social, emotional, ethical, physical, vocational).

Student Centered Outcomes cont. Student centered outcomes may be assessed in terms of three key types or dimensions of development change, the ABCs of outcome assessment measures: A. attitudinal (e.g., change in student opinions or values with respect to diversity) B. behavioral (e.g. incidence or frequency with which students use support services) and C. cognitive (e.g., gains in knowledge or critical thinking skills

Types of Expected Outcomes There are two types of expected outcomes:  Student Learning Outcomes and  Program Outcomes (academic and non academic)

EXAMPLES Examples with academic and non- academic objectives and their corresponding assessments are provided below.

Example 1 Objective: Increase the cumulative GPA of the entering class.  Outcome : For unconditionally admitted first-time freshmen, show an increase in the median cumulative GPA of at least 0.1 grade points

Example 2 Objective: Monitor student attitudes on a range of issues related to the college environment using the Student Survey and create plans to address apparent deficiencies.  Outcome: At least one important areas of student dissatisfaction will be identified and addressed.