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COUGAR INITIATIVE TO ENGAGE Implementation Year One: September 2018 August 2019 INTRODUCTION: A Quality Enhancement Plan for the University of Houston QUALITY ENHANCEMENT PLAN (QEP) The QEP is part of the reaffirmation of SACSCOC


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COUGAR INITIATIVE TO ENGAGE

Implementation Year One: September 2018 – August 2019

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INTRODUCTION:

A Quality Enhancement Plan for the University of Houston

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QUALITY ENHANCEMENT PLAN (QEP)

  • The QEP is part of the reaffirmation of

SACSCOC accreditation.

  • Co-curricular learning chosen from

several possible topics proposed by faculty, staff, and students.

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WHAT IS CO-CURRICULAR LEARNING?

  • Internships
  • Learning Abroad
  • Learning Away
  • Research Assistantships
  • Service Learning
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CITE GOALS

  • Increase the quality and quantity
  • f co-curricular learning programs

for undergraduate students.

  • Increase student participation.
  • Increase awareness of new and
  • ngoing co-curricular learning

programs.

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STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

Improve student competencies and skills:

Problem Solving Cultural Competency Effective Communication Social Responsibility Teamwork Ethical Decision Making

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GROWING AND DEVELOPING CO-CURRICULAR LEARNING

Faculty Grants and Assessment

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CITE ADVISORY BOARD

  • Reviews and makes recommendations on

CITE grant preproposals and proposals.

  • Assessment Subcommittee assists with

assessment and evaluation of CITE grant projects.

  • Faculty and Student Development

Subcommittee develops outreach and development programs.

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FACULTY GRANTS

$300,000 in grants awarded each year for five years 16 grants awarded in spring 2019

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STUDENT PARTICIPATION SUMMER – FALL 2019

1% 1% 1% 2% 3% 3% 3% 3% 6% 6% 7% 9% 11% 12% 13% Project Row Houses Studio Residencies WGSS Internships Mayor's Office Internships Public Art Walks Smithsonian Institution Internships SURE Incubator Course Urban Experience Program Internships FotoFest Practicum Cultural Loop Project BBURS Geology of the Fra Cristobal Range REEI Learning Abroad Scholarships Learning Away Scholarships Teaching Hurricane Harvey

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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION

Preliminary results from the first grant cohort

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ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION PROCESS

  • Quantitative and

qualitative questions.

  • Students reflect on

goals and expectations.

Pre-Survey

  • Answers pulled from

pre-survey.

  • Students reflect on

experience and its impact.

Post-Survey

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EXAMPLE: EXPECTATIONS

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EXAMPLE: STUDENT RESEARCH

  • What do you hope to achieve

and learn through this research experience?

  • What did you learn both

academically and professionally through your research experience?

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FACULTY ASSESSMENT

Rubrics for two of the Student Learning Outcomes included in proposals. Rubrics may be revised in consultation with CITE Office, College Assessment Officers, and /or CITE Assessment subcommittee. Faculty leaders use rubrics to evaluate at least two assignments.

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EXAMPLE: FACULTY EVALUATION

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ASSESSING CURRENT PROGRAMS

  • The Office of Undergraduate Research has adopted the CITE

pre- and post-surveys as part of their assessment plan.

  • Students participating in HERE, SURF, and PURS are

required to complete the pre- and post-survey.

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ASSESSING CURRENT PROGRAMS

  • The Office of Learning Abroad has adopted the CITE pre- and

post-surveys for faculty-led travel.

  • Students participating in Honors College programs and

students who received CITE scholarships are required to complete the pre- and post-survey.

  • The surveys are optional for all other students.
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INCREASING STUDENT PARTICIPATION

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ENHANCING ACCESS

  • Several CITE grants are designed to

increased co-curricular participation among students with high-financial need.

  • Travel Scholarships
  • Internships
  • Research Assistantships
  • Arts Residencies & Practicum
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CELEBRATING STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENT

  • Validate participation.
  • Recognize effort and accomplishment.
  • Signal priorities of peers, faculty &

university leadership.

  • Provides real-world connections.
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EXCITE TALKS

New elevator pitch competition to celebrate co-curricular learning Finals: September 24, 2019

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TELLING THE STORY

Building awareness through outreach

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VIDEO

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DIGITAL MEDIA

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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FACULTY OUTREACH

  • Coffee, Cookies and CITE at Faculty

Café

  • Service Learning Workshop co-

sponsored with ACES and SURE

  • Faculty-Led Travel Workshop co-

sponsored with Learning Abroad

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NEXT STEPS

Goals for 2019-2020

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CITE GOALS

Increase preproposal submissions. Grow outreach to students. Increase number grants that will impact 100 or more students.

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CONTACT US

ANNE DAYTON

Director Cougar Initiative to Engage adayton@uh.edu

FAN WU

Assessment and Evaluation Analyst Cougar Initiative to Engage fwu7@uh.edu