ASSESSMENT
PLAN
The Assessment Committee will review the assessment plan annually and make recommendations
regarding upgrading the program. |
1999-2000
ASSESSMENT
The department continues to work with the AACSB assessment committee. The department
may use a national field exam for selected BMGT 495 classes in the future. Because
attendance was extremely poor, the department has discontinued the use of exit interviews. |
1998-99
ASSESSMENT
The department continues to work with the AACSB assessment committee. Rather than exit
interviews with selected graduating seniors, the department held exit luncheons for
students graduating in December and May. The results are included under Exit Interviews. |
1997-98
ASSESSMENT
As the Management/Marketing department is part of the College of Business &
Technology that is moving toward AACSB accreditation, a comprehensive assessment plan for
all departments of business will need to be developed. Such a plan will undoubtedly
incorporate standardized tests in multiple-section core courses, surveys sent to
graduates, questionnaires sent to businesses for which classes work on cases, and exit
interviews of graduates. |
1996-97
ASSESSMENT
The exit interview of graduating seniors (conducted for summer, fall, and spring) remains
the most predominant feature of our assessment plan. As a department we need to look at
the feasibility of standardized tests for some of our multiple-section core courses. |
1995-96
ASSESSMENT
The exit interview of graduating seniors (conducted for summer, fall, and spring) remains
the most predominant feature of our assessment plan. Another survey of 1, 5, and 10 year
alumni needs to be conducted next year. |
1994-95
ASSESSMENT
An exit interview of graduating seniors (conducted for summer, fall, and spring) has
become the most predominant feature of our assessment plan. Another survey of 1, 5, and 10
year alumni needs to be conducted next year. |
1993-94
ASSESSMENT
A current student survey is in the process of development. This questionnaire will measure
student image and satisfaction with the Management & Marketing curriculum. It will be
administered during the 1994-95 academic year. The rest of the assessment plan will remain
the same. |
