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ISSN 2688-7207
Grand Challenges in Assessment
Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2021June 05, 2021 CDT

Integrated Planning: The “Difference that Makes a Difference” in Institutional Effectiveness Over Time

Justin Hoshaw, Erin M. Isaacson, Ashli Grabau, Robert Wilkinson, Lina Di Genova, Megan Schramm-Possinger, Nicholas R. Santilli, Kimberly K. Daugherty, Michael Ben-Avie,
assessmentintegrated planninginstitutional effectiveness
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Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2021

Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2021
  • Welcome to the Grand Challenges in Assessment Special Issue (Summer 2021) of Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning
    Karen E. Singer-Freeman
  • Grand Challenges Initiative: Producing Actionable and Visible Results that Drive Innovation and Improvement
    Carley DearMelissa WilliamsAngela M. BowlusAngela A. BryanEdward L. CollilnsGregory LinKristin MorenoTeri SchnelleXiaomei SongClaudia J. StannyConstance R. Tucker
  • Making Assessment Actionable through Assessor Training: A tool for building trust through moderation and calibration
    Colleen Karnas-Haines
  • Connecting Assessment with Teaching through Faculty Capacity Building: An Example of an Oral Communication Assessment Project
    Yao HillMonica Stitt-Bergh
  • Promising Failure: Driving Innovation by Exposing Imperfection
    Constance TuckerClaudia J. Stanny
  • Integrated Planning: The “Difference that Makes a Difference” in Institutional Effectiveness Over Time
    Justin HoshawErin M. IsaacsonAshli GrabauRobert WilkinsonLina Di GenovaMegan Schramm-PossingerNicholas R. SantilliKimberly K. DaughertyMichael Ben-Avie
  • Equity in Assessment: The Grand Challenge and Exploration of the Current Landscape
    Shannon MilliganTerrel RhodesRenata OpoczynskiJessica NastalCiji HeiserMoreen Carvan
  • Intentional Stakeholder Engagement that Fosters Innovation and Equity
    Kirstin MorenoXiaomei Song
  • Ethical Reasoning and the Five Roles of the Assessment Practitioner
    Christine RobinsonWilliam J. HawkS. Jeanne HorstCaroline O. Prendergast
Intersection
Hoshaw, Justin, Erin M. Isaacson, Ashli Grabau, Robert Wilkinson, Lina Di Genova, Megan Schramm-Possinger, Nicholas R. Santilli, Kimberly K. Daugherty, and Michael Ben-Avie. 2021. “Integrated Planning: The ‘Difference That Makes a Difference’ in Institutional Effectiveness Over Time.” Intersection: A Journal at the Intersection of Assessment and Learning 2 (3). https://doi.org/10.61669/001c.24571.
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