Questions From Session 4.B 1. What is the charge

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Questions From Session 4.B 1. What is the charge of the standing Assessment Committee? 2. Why is it important to develop a culture of assessment? 3. Under the leadership of the Director of Assessment, how will faculty liaison support a

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Questions From Session 4.B 1. What is the charge of the standing Assessment Committee?

2. Why is it important to develop a culture of assessment?

3. Under the leadership of the Director of Assessment, how will faculty
liaison support a culture of assessment?

4. What is the purpose of assessment?

5. What is the benefit of conducting course evaluations?<br>
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Criterion 4.C
Retention, Persistence, and Graduate Data and Goals
HLC Site Visit Information
Division of Academic Affairs<br>
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Criterion 4.C Stop Outs Adult Learners Resolutions Issue #1
Develop Metrics for Student Success Outcomes and Goals for the Four Categories of Students 1 Enrollment trends are being carefully monitored by university stakeholders by reviewing and utilizing data provided in the HSSU Factbook. First-Time, Full-Time Students (Traditional) Transfer Students 2 4 3 5 increase the enrollment of traditional students from the St. Louis region by 10%. increase the number of students utilizing existing dual-enrollment, dual-degree, and transfer partnerships by 150% or more. increase its adult-learner population from the St. Louis region by 8%. organize a yield event aimed at reestablishing connections with our transfers and returning stop-out scholars options of enrolling in more evening, weekend, or online  courses<br>