DASA Assessment

Dec 6, 2022

2021-2022 Excellence in Assessment Awards Announced

By Madalene Adams The Excellence in Assessment award is presented to DASA units that demonstrate best practices in assessment as described in their annual assessment report. Units who receive this… 

Aug 9, 2021

New Faculty Introduced to NC State’s Pack Proficiencies

As NC State prepares to welcome 62 new faculty for the fall 2021 semester, staff in DASA Assessment and the Office of Assessment and Accreditation are excited to introduce faculty to… 

Mar 18, 2021

How First Term Survey Data Makes a Difference for Student Success in 2020-2021

In spring 2021, DASA Assessment presented the fall 2020 First Term Survey results to students, faculty and staff across campus through web content and unit-level presentations. Results will be used to inform decisions designed to improve student experiences at NC State. 

Dec 21, 2020

Spring 2021 Assessment Workshops Open for Registration

DASA Assessment is pleased to invite DASA faculty and staff to register for spring workshops in the spring 2021 Assessment Workshop Series. These professional development opportunities provide participants with a… 

May 26, 2020

Updated Resources to Connect Assessment with Theory

The DASA Assessment website Resources page offers “theory sheets” summarizing major bodies of literature and associated measures for selected student success topics. Each theory sheet provides a list of research articles and seminal papers on the relevant topic. 

May 11, 2020

Undergraduate Degree Programs Improve Curricula with General Education Competency Data

As DASA Assessment prepares to assess first-year and senior students in written communication in 2020-2021, we would like to highlight ways that faculty have partnered with our office in the past to collect data on students’ General Education Competencies (also known as "Pack Proficiencies"). 

Mar 27, 2020

Taking Action with Data: Improving Student Sense of Community

Creating community at NC State matters. Through the Retention Foundations Assessment (RFA) process, units in the Division of Academic and Student Affairs (DASA) used division-wide data to make small changes in an effort to improve students’ sense of community.