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Workshop on Assessment in the Humanities
(2012-05-25)Workshop on assessment in the humanities presentation slides and supporting documents -
Why Assessment?
(2012-05-25)Gerald Graff, University of Illinois, Chicago. Respondent: Laura Mandell, Director, Initiative for Digital Humanities, Media, and Culture, Texas A&M University -
Problem-Based Approach to Assessment
(2012-05-25)Peggy Maki, Peggy Maki Associates. Respondent: Robert DiDonato, Director, Global Initiative; Interim Chair, Spanish & Portuguese Department, Miami University -
Workshop on Assessment in the Sciences, Social Sciences, and the Arts
(2012-05-25)Workshop on Assessment in the Sciences, Social Sciences, and the Arts presentation slides and supporting documents. -
Keynote Address: Assessment, Transformative Learning and the Humanities
(2012-05-25)Carol Geary Schneider, President, Association of American Colleges and Universities. Respondent: Allan Winkler, Chair, Miami University Humanities Center; Distinguished Professor of History -
Welcome: Introduction to Keynote Speaker
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Rationale for This Symposium
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What We Are Taking Away from This Symposium
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Approaching the Ineffable
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Progressive Case for Standardization
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Demystifying Measurement, Valuing Narrative
(2012-05-25)Charlie Blaich, Director, Center of Inquiry, Wabash College, and the Higher Education Data Sharing Consortium. Respondent: John Jeep, German, Russian, and East Asian Languages Department, Miami University -
NSSE, FSSE and Assessment in the Humanities
(2012-05-25)Bob Gonyea, Associate Director, Research and Data Analysis, National Survey of Student Engagement, Indiana University Tom Laird, Project Manager, Faculty Survey of Student Engagement, Indiana University. Respondent: Carolyn ... -
Slightly Less Clueless after Assessment
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