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Institutional Assessment

Assessment at UA Rich Mountain is a holistic process. UA Rich Mountain evaluates its academic departments, non-academic departments, and co-curricular/extracurricular programs. All of our assessment processes are designed to link decision-making, planning, and budgeting with facts, data, and analysis. In support of this goal, the College includes evaluations on several levels including, but not limited to, general education learning outcomes (GELOs), course outcomes, program outcomes, co-curricular outcomes and extracurricular activity success, non-academic department efficiency, student satisfaction data, and Strategic Plan goals. Overall, the goal for institutional assessment at UA Rich Mountain is to ensure the mission that the College provides transformative education to all learners.

  • supporting and guiding faculty assessment strategies to improve student learning.
  • evaluating co-curricular and extracurricular activities to extend learning and promote engagement.
  • developing a culture of continuous improvement that uses data and evidence to address student success challenges.
  • confirming effective and efficient non-academic/support service departmental functions.

 

  • Joanne Coogan, Registrar’s Assistant
  • Lindsey Drewry, Interim Director of Financial Aid
  • Jennifer Howard, English Instructor
  • Lisa Jumper, SSS Computer Lab Coordinator
  • Craig Jumper, Business Instructor
  • Damian Maxwell, Math Instructor
  • Tammy Minton, Accounts Payable Assistant
  • Stephen Moody, Welding Instructor

  • Communication:  Development of listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills for academic, personal, or professional purposes
  • Research:  Application of methods of inquiry in general education or technical courses to defend ideas in a documented argumentative or analytical paper
  • Technology:  Use of technological skills to identify, locate, and process information
  • Critical Thinking:  A process to conceptualize, apply, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information

 

Assessment Handbook

 

Questions? Contact Us.

Interim Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs
Kyle Carpenter