Nascapproject.org National Assessment of Student Conduct Adjudication Processes
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NASCAP Project :: National Assessment of Student Conduct Adjudication Processes : Judicial Affairs and Student Conduct : The Student Conduct Adjudication Processes Questionnaire for American Higher Education
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- The National Assessment of Student Conduct Adjudication Processes (NASCAP) Project offers college administrators a convenient and low cost way to achieve this important goal. Judicial officers at participating institutions send a simple email to students who have completed their disciplinary hearings.
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Student Affairs practitioners, just like all administrators and faculty members in American Higher Education, are being asked to demonstrate how what they do effects student learning and development. Accrediting officials, policy makers, board members, presidents and members of their cabinets, parents, and even students are showing an increased interest in the learning outcomes of the programs and services offered on college campuses. For many, assessing these outcomes is a complex and time consuming task.
Those involved in offices of judicial affairs or student conduct have the opportunity to reinforce the values of their institutions and influence college student attitudes, beliefs, and behavior. But those involved in adjudicating cases rarely have the time to measure the influence they have.
The National Assessment of Student Conduct Adjudication Processes (NASCAP) Project offers college administrators a convenient and low cost way to achieve this important goal. Judicial officers at participating institutions send a simple email to students who have completed their disciplinary hearings. The student completes a short questionnaire that addresses the effectiveness of the hearing process and assesses important learning outcomes of the judicial process. The data are collected directly by NASCAP and summarized in an annual report for the member institution. Most importantly, each questionnaire can be individualized to meet the additional needs of the institution and the results can be compared to national norms.
The process is simple, efficient, and cost effective. If you can send email, you can do outcomes assessment!
