UniLOA

The University Learning Outcomes Assessment

Contact us at:  Mark Frederick, Ph.D.  or  Will Barratt, Ph.D.




The UniLOA is designed to answer that question specifically, providing valuable information about student learning within the following domains, each of which is considered to be essential by employers and experts in the field of higher education:


Critical Thinking
Self-Awareness
Communication
Diversity
Citizenship
Leadership and Membership
Relationships

If you are interested in becoming a licensed partner with the UniLOA project to better understand your students' collegiate experience, please contact us at:

Mark Frederick, Ph.D.
Parsons Hall 203
Indiana State University
Terre Haute, IN 47809
(812) 237-3888
mfrederick@isugw.indstate.edu
Will Barratt, Ph.D.
CE 1206
Indiana State University
Terre Haute, IN 47802
(812) 237-2869
willbarratt@indstate.edu

As your institution continues to move toward a richer "culture of assessment," and you consider employing the UniLOA to be more informed of your students' growth, learning and development, you should consider two questions;

  • Will the UniLOA help you work more effectively toward student growth, learning, and development?
  • Is the UniLOA better than what you currently use for an outcomes assessment?

Comprehensive UniLOA Report of Means and Information Central

Click on the text or UniLOA logo below to access the document described

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A brief overview of the UniLOA is presented in the slide presentation available by clicking here.

The UniLOA informational brochure provides a wealth of data regarding the development, psychometrics, administration protocol recommendations and contact information for those interested in becoming Pilot Test Partners.

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The UniLOA National Report of Means can be accessed by clicking here.  The Report presents current multi-institutional findings of all current UniLOA partners.

The UniLOA "Fast Facts" flyer is available here and provides a quick reference guide to the UniLOA.


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