CREATING YOUR COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT PLAN
What is an Assessment Plan? A document that outlines: • The learning outcomes for departments or programs • The assessment methods used to demonstrate the achievement of each outcome • The timeframe for collecting and reviewing the data (Complete program assessment should occur over a 5-7 year period)
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