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Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research

Center for Teaching Advancement and Assessment Research

116 College Avenue
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
http://ctaar.rutgers.edu/
Phone: (732) 932-7466
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Learning Outcome Assessment Infrastructure

Departmental Curriculum and Assessment committees

   Each department and program has a curriculum and assessment committee that reviews and recommends changes in the department’s major and minor programs, and its courses. The committees coordinate curricular change in the department, and forward any changes approved by the department’s faculty to the respective school’s curriculum committee.

School-wide Assessment Advisory Committees (AAC)

   As requested by Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, each academic dean has appointed an Assessment Advisory Committee to coordinate learning outcome assessment activities in each school.  The AACs give advice to the Dean concerning the development of a school-wide assessment strategy, assist departments in the school as they develop assessment plans and conduct assessments and implement changes based on those assessments.  The Committees also advise the Dean on the School’s assessment of general education learning outcomes.

University Assessment Council (AC)

    The Assessment Council is composed of the chairs of each school’s Assessment Advisory Committee, and is chaired by the Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs-Teaching and Assessment.   The Council acts as a clearing-house for learning outcome assessment plans and strategies across the University. It supports departments and schools as they review their assessment practices, conduct assessments, and implement change in their curricula based on the results of their assessments. 

      The Council works with the CTAAR to provide assistance to the Assessment Advisory Committees. This includes bringing in experts in assessment development and design for consultation, offering workshops on assessment practices and programs on the uses of various assessment methods.  The Council disseminates information about assessment practices across the University and acts as  a clearing-house for information about learning outcome assessment activities. 
     
      The chairs of the School-wide Assessment Advisory Committees, and members of the Assessment Council, for AY 2007-2008 are given below.

Camden

Chair of Assessment Advisory Committee

Camden Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Alan Woll

Camden School of Law

Carol Wallinger

Rutgers School of Business

Samuel Rabinowitz

Newark

 

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

John Gunkel

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Lion Gardiner

Rutgers School of Business

Bil Leopold

School of Criminal Justice

Adam Graycar

School of Law

Stuart Deutsch

School of Nursing

Lucille Heller

School of Public Affairs and Administration

Norma Riccucci

New Brunswick

 

Graduate School of Education

Angela O’Donnell

School of Engineering

Fred Bernath

Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology

Charles Mahr

School of Environmental and Biological Sciences

Richard Ludescher

Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy

Frank Hughes

Edward J. Bloustein School of Policy and Planning

Dona Schneider

Mason Gross School of the Arts

Dennis Benson

School of Arts and Sciences

Susan Lawrence

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Harvey Waterman

School of Communications, Information and Library Studies

Ross Todd

School of Management and Labor Relations

Susan Sherman

School of Social Work

Antoinette Farmer

University Library

Jeanne Boyle

Executive Council for Assessment

The Executive Council for Assessment (ECA) is the strategic planning body for learning outcome assessment in the University.  The ECA is staffed by one representative each from the Provost in Newark, the Provost in Camden, the VP for Undergraduate Education, the VP for Graduate Education, the Office of Institutional Research and Academic Planning and Associate VP for Teaching and Assessment, plus two rotating seats appointed by the deans of the schools.  The ECA will provide guidance in the development and implementation of assessment methods.

 

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