Office of Assessment & Institutional Effectiveness
Assessment Spotlight - Fall 2021
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LOGISTICS MANAGEMENTOverview: Heather Nelson, Logistics Management (LGM) Program Chair at the Ozark campus, is improving her student’ achievement in obtaining industry credentials through assessment. The Certified Logistics Technician (CLT)® certification process was incorporated into the LGM capstone course in 2018. After four years of offering the exam, data analysis revealed lower than ideal results. Ms. Nelson’s two-pronged approach to improve outcomes has resulted in a course rewrite and a shift in program timing of the credentialing exam. The results are highly anticipated - read on for the whole story… [Assessment Spotlight page] |
OUR Purpose
To serve as a resource and support for the assessment activities of the Arkansas Tech University community.
Our Mission
The Office of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness (OAIE) facilitates the collaborative culture of assessment and continuous improvement of Arkansas Tech University’s academic and administrative programs and services. By providing resources and technical expertise to assist in the systematic development, review, and collection of data, the OAIE guides the university in the reflective practices that lead to evidence-based decision making.
What we do
The OAIE works with all academic and non-academic programs and administrative units in assessment efforts institution-wide. The office consults with institution constituencies on assessment matters through educational workshops and trainings, chairs student learning and institutional effectiveness assessment committees, and administers the assessment software, WEAVE. The Office also coordinates program reviews, accreditation processes and academies, provides support for program planning and revision; and assists with special projects.
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