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Assessment Resources

All Academic Programs and Administrative Units conduct assessment annually.

Academic Programs

Student Learning Outcomes Assessment for educational programs occurs every academic year. Program heads conduct learning outcomes assessment throughout the year and compile a summary of the process into an assessment report, which is due May 15 each year (the last day of faculty contracts). Faculty may choose to report their assessment results over an academic year or a calendar year. Program Heads are expected to submit assessment reports the Vice President of Academic Affairs and to the Director of Institutional Effectiveness. The Division Dean ensures that the program heads submit reports by the deadline and that the reports are complete. The Director of Institutional Effectiveness reviews the reports, and works throughout the year with faculty to improve the assessment process, clarify information within the report, and strengthen the overall quality of the assessment process and ensuing report.

Assessment Resources for Academic Programs

What to include and how to structure the report
Academic Program Assessment Report Outline PDF
Assessment Report Template DOCX

Tips for writing a report and an example of a completed report
Assessment Report Writing PPT
Assessment Report Example PDF

Standards for assessment quality
Assessment Evaluation Rubric 1.0 PDF
 

Administrative Units

Directors/Vice Presidents who oversee offices, departments, and divisions are responsible for completing an assessment report every year. Unit directors and division vice presidents develop yearly measurable outcomes that align with departmental goals and incorporate appropriate President’s Goals. Together, these goals and outcomes form the foundation for determining institutional effectiveness. These goals and outcomes are used to establish an assessment plan, which is due by late September. Initial findings from the plans should be identified by March 15th in time for budget requests to be informed by assessment data. Because other data are not collected until the end of the academic year, a final assessment report is due by May 31st.

The Assessment Report is submitted to the respective unit director’s Vice President, or, in the case of the Division Vice Presidents, the reports are sent to the President. Unit directors take the summer months to incorporate annual institutional initiatives into their planning processes, incorporate changes based on the prior year’s results, and develop new departmental outcomes. Unit directors and supervisors then meet to discuss the previous year’s reports and plans for the next year by late September.

Assessment Resources for Administrative Units

What to include and how to structure the report

  • Assessment Report Outline PDF
  • Assessment Plan Template I DOCX
  • Assessment Plan Template I DOCX
  • Assessment Plan Template III DOCX

Tips for writing a report and an example of a completed report

  • Assessment Report Writing PPT
  • Assessment Report Example I PDF
  • Assessment Report Example II PDF
  • Assessment Report Example III PDF

Standards for assessment quality

  • Assessment Evaluation Rubric 1.0 PDF

Enrollment

Unduplicated headcount

Enrollment Headcount Chart

Completions

Displays completions by degree level, gender, institution sector and reporting year. Data is derived from SCHE's degree conferred data file (annual).

Completion Rate Chart

Completions by Race/Ethnicity

Displays completions by degree level, gender, race/ethnicity, institution, institution sector and reporting year. Due to small counts, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander (NH) was reported under the Asian (NH) race/ethnicity category. NH: Not Hispanic or Latinx. Data are derived from SCHEV's degrees conferred file (annual).

Completion Rates by Ethnicity

Retention & Graduation

Public 2-Year Graduation Rates

Earned Associate’s Degree within 3 Years, by cohort. 1994-Present

Freshmen Graduation Rates Chart

Student Success Index

The Student Success Index (SSI) provides a wholistic view of student success that goes beyond the narrow definition of the IPEDS Graduation Rate Survey (GRS) which is based on students entering as first-time in college with full-time enrollment at entry. The SSI includes part-time and transfer students and provides varying amounts of time to complete a degree or continue enrollment to be counted as success. Please note that not all subcohorts are available for all institutions. This is particularly true for sub-cohorts based on course enrollments or credits earned. For most of the history of the SCHEV student-level collections, private institutions did not submit course enrollment detail.

Student Success Chart    Extended Time-to-Completion Chart

Enrollment and Completion of Under-represented Populations

Distribution and Completion of Under-represented Populations

Note: The Pell counts shown in this report - Distribution and Completion of Under-Represented Populations - are not comparable to the Pell counts displayed in the FA09: Pell Grant report (FA09). This report captures undergraduates who received a Pell grant at any time during the last five-years, while the FA09 report only captures undergraduates who received a Pell grant for the year selected. Traditionally Under-Represented Populations of Students are defined with the following characteristics:

  • Race: Non-white US citizen and permanent residents
  • Pell: Students receiving Pell grants at any time during the last five-years
  • Age: Non-traditional students: age 25 or older at entry
  • VA Localities: Students from Virginia localities in the lowest quintile of associate and baccalaureate attainment rates

Distribution of Under-Represented Population Chart

Student Success index

Fall Term Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity

Fall Enrollment by Race

 

Financial Aid and Debt

Pell Grant Repot

Pell Grant recipients, total award, average award, and percentage of fall students receiving awards.

Pell Grant

DSLCC Data Trends Related to Under-Represented Populations

 

Other Assessment Resources

NC State University has one of the most comprehensive websites for online assessment resources. If you are interested in learning more about assessment in order to improve student learning, check out their assessment resources.

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This initiative is 100% supported by a federal U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) award made to Dabney S. Lancaster Community College by the pass-through entity, Virginia Community College System. The total program cost for this initiative is $47,000.