Assessment Committees
A number of different University committees have responsibility for providing assistance and guidance to faculty and staff for student learning outcomes assessment at CMU. The Assessment Council, established by the Academic Senate in 1992, is the primary committee that develops and monitors program-level assessment. Its members, in cooperation with faculty and staff closest to the delivery of programs, ensures that conversations about student learning and program improvement remain central to departments and units.
The Professional Education Assessment Committee (PEAC) and the General Education Council also have key roles in student learning outcomes assessment. The Professional Education Assessment Committee (PEAC) provides leadership and guidance in the development and ongoing monitoring of an assessment system for the professional education program (undergraduate and graduate) to ensure compliance with standards of the Michigan Department of Education and TEAC. The General Education Council is charged to conduct continuous study, review, and evaluation of the General Education Program, which includes the assessment of education outcomes for students, and the review and assessment of the Program and Subgroups' standards, goals, and competencies.
Contact
- Dr. Paula Serra, Director
Curriculum & Assessment - Phone: 989-774-7714
- Email: drpaula.serra@cmich.edu