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How can my program use asessment funds?
The
following are examples of how OSU academic programs
use assessment funds to support program outcomes assessment.
These are valid uses of funds when the academic unit
has identified the assessment in their assessment
plan, when the data or information from the assessment
are reported in annual assessment reports, and when
the information is used for curriculum or program
development or further development of the assessment
program.
-
Reimburse
students for standardized exams, licensure exams,
certification exams, or graduate record exams. Click here for information
on reimbursing students from assessment accounts.
- Survey
expenses (e.g., expenses related to surveys of students,
employers, faculty, or alumni)
- Learning
Style Inventory tests
- Focus
group expenses
- Expenses
related to student portfolios, projects, exhibits, performances,
or presentations that are used for program assessment
- Support
external reviewers who review student portfolios, projects,
exhibits, performances, or presentations
- Support
for student and faculty travel to intercollegiate competitions
- Support
for faculty travel to review students in internships and
interview internship supervisors
- Support
for student assistants who conduct assessments, compile
and analyze assessment data, assist with developing the
academic unit's assessment program, prepare assessment reports,
and facilitate the communication of assessment information
to faculty members
- Software
directly related to the unit's assessment program and not
otherwise available through the university (e.g., software
used to prepare electronic portfolios)
- Equipment
directly related to the unit's assessment program (e.g.,
a digital camera to record student projects)
- Support
for faculty travel to assessment conferences
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