Keynotes, Workshops, and Sessions

We will feature themed plenary/keynote sessions on Monday and Tuesday emphasizing:

• Engaged Learning
• Inclusive Environments
• Innovative Instruction
• Strategic Directions

• Student Success

In addition, we will present workshops, concurrent sessions, and poster sessions on Monday and Tuesday with assessment leaders and practitioners with additional learning opportunities emphasizing:

• Accreditation
• Analytics and Metrics
• Assessment in Online Courses and Programs
• Assessment Methods
• Campus Business Operations and Services
• Community Colleges
• Competency-Based Education and Assessment
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
• Emerging Trends in Assessment
• Experiential Learning
• Faculty/Professional Development
• Fraternity and Sorority Life
• General Education
• Graduate/Professional Education
• HIPs in the States/High-Impact Practices
  (HIPs include Capstone Courses and Projects, Collaborative Assignments and Projects, Common Intellectual Experiences, Diversity/Global Learning, ePortfolios, First-Year Seminars and Experiences, Internships, Learning Communities, Service Learning and Community-Based Learning, Undergraduate Research, and Writing-Intensive Courses)
• Institution-Wide Data Collection/Use
• Leadership for Assessment
• Learning Improvement
• Major Fields
• National/State Initiatives
• STEM Education
• Strategy and Planning
• Student Affairs and Co-Curricular Programs and Services
• Student Partnership and Engagement in Assessment
• Undergraduate Education
• Use of Technologies in Assessment

Pre-Institute Workshops: Extended learning opportunities with experienced practitioners offered on Sunday for an additional fee. 

Concurrent Sessions: Concurrent 60-minute interactive sessions and 20-minute Rise-and-Shine sessions presented on Monday and Tuesday in all session topic areas. 

Poster Sessions: Featuring assessment methods, practices, and findings that are best shared in a visual format encouraging one-on-one conversations.