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ISSN 2688-7207
Special Issue
Vol. 7, Issue 5, 2026October 18, 2026 CDT

From Chaos to Consistency: A Human-Centered Framework for AI-supported Assessment at a Mission-Driven Liberal Arts College

Holly Ravesloot, MS, Amanda Copeland, MA, Adam Pryor, PhD,
artificial intelligenceassessmentCatholic higher educationhuman-centered AIfaculty judgementprogram assessment
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Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 5, 2026

Vol. 7, Issue 5, 2026
  • Assessment Professionals' Journey to Owning GenAI Adoption
    Rebecca E. GibbonsWill Miller
  • AI as Co-Designer and Feedback Partner: Enhancing Human Judgment
    Channing R. FordKristen L. HelmsLindsey E. Moseley
  • Using AI to Build Student Feedback Literacy and Leverage Assessment as a Learning Tool
    Leighann PenningtonMichelle Hock
  • AI-Assisted Sentiment Analysis of Student Voice: A Human-Validated Comparison of Lexicon and Transformer-Based Tools
    Wei YouKevork Horissian
  • From Chaos to Consistency: A Human-Centered Framework for AI-supported Assessment at a Mission-Driven Liberal Arts College
    Holly RaveslootAmanda CopelandAdam Pryor
  • Leading Continuous Improvement: Generative Artificial Intelligence and Assessment in Higher Education
    Daniel JenkinsCristina de Mello-e-Souza Wildermuth
  • Capacity and Disposition: A Framework for Understanding GenAI Engagement in Assessment Practice
    Will Miller
Intersection
Ravesloot, H., Copeland, A., & Pryor, A. (2026). From Chaos to Consistency: A Human-Centered Framework for AI-supported Assessment at a Mission-Driven Liberal Arts College. Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning, 7(5), 56–91. https://doi.org/10.61669/001c.172640
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