Institutional Effectiveness & Assessment Committee
Committee Members
- Lee Montgomery
Chair, Provost's Office
- Bonny Rayburn, Executive Assistant
- Said Bahi
Mathematics
- Steve Barney
Psychology
- Mikhail Bouniaev
Mathematics
- Patrick Clarke
Student Development
- Wes Curtis
Utah Rural Development
- Randy Christensen
Library
- Jeff Fisher
Advancement
- Deborah Hill
Teacher Education
- Brian Hoover
Art
- Prent Klag
Teacher Education
- David McGuire
Human Resources
- Vacant
Science
- Dale Orton
Student Services
- Bryce Christensen
Language and Literature
About the committee:
The institutional and assessment committee is comprised of the Associate Provost, a representative from Student Services, Administrative Services, Marketing and Public Relations, Advancement, one faculty member from each college or school, one member of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee, one academic dean, and a representative from student government.
In general, the committee performs a resource, "auditing" and verifying function. Specifically, the committee:
- Maintains a university-wide inventory to determine the level of asessment activities vis-a-vis institutional effectiveness
- Serves as a resource to the Provost and the President's Council for University strategic planning
- Documents how effectively the units and programs of the University fulfill the mission statement and its associated objectives
- Serves as a resource to deans and department chairs as they assess the University's institutional effectiveness and assessment program at their respective levels
- Documents the degree to which units of the University are using assessment results to improve educational programs and administrative and support services
- Coordinates and monitors with the Office of Institutional Research all institutional assessment activities and their uses
- Encourages greater levels of awareness and communications among the University's units concerning institutional effectiveness and assessment
- Prepares an annual report to the President's Council identifying strengths and weaknesses in the University's current assessment efforts and offering recommendations for improvement.
For more information on this committee, see Policy 13.29.
