Assessment Details
Academic Year: 2020-2021 Level: Undergraduate
Campus Department: Student Affairs [UG and Grad]
Program Type: Co-Curricular Program [UG and Grad]
Program Name: Friday Night Heights
Description of Data Collection:
In order to get credit for completeting the workshop, students must submit an evaluation online. The evaluation is a likert scale used to measure the effectivness of the workshop and student learning. Students also have the option of adding additional written comments.
Review Process:
The data is primarily shared with staff from the Office of Student Conduct, the facilitator from the Boston Police Department, and the facilitator from the Allston-Brighton Substance Abuse Initiative. The data is also included in office annual reports that is distributed to the leadership in the Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs.
Resulting Program Changes:
The content and format of the presentation gets altered each year to better meet the needs and changing behavior of students. As student culture changes, the presentation changes to address specific issues. For example, as social media continues to be a preferred method of advertising a party, our presentation has changed to address the challenges that come with using specific social media platforms to invite guests. Additionally, as laws or BC policies change, the presenting itself also changes to match those new regulations. The Friday Night Heights program receives very high reviews from students each year. However, the effectiveness of the program can also be measured in student behavioral changes. Students who participate in the workshop have low conduct recidivism rates. The workshop has been running for about 15 years and the annual changes to the workshop keep the content relevant and student learning high, as indicated by student evaluations.
Date of Most Recent Program Review:
The content and format of the presentation gets altered each year to better meet the needs and changing behavior of students. As student culture changes, the presentation changes to address specific issues. For example, as social media continues to be a preferred method of advertising a party, our presentation has changed to address the challenges that come with using specific social media platforms to invite guests. Additionally, as laws or BC policies change, the presenting itself also changes to match those new regulations. The Friday Night Heights program receives very high reviews from students each year. However, the effectiveness of the program can also be measured in student behavioral changes. Students who participate in the workshop have low conduct recidivism rates. The workshop has been running for about 15 years and the annual changes to the workshop keep the content relevant and student learning high, as indicated by student evaluations.
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