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Assessment at аIJʿª½± is driven by our Institutional Goals and College-Wide Student Learning Goals.

INSTITUTIONAL GOALS

The following institutional goals serve as touchstones to ensure that we are always working in support of аIJʿª½±â€™s mission, our community’s needs, and our opportunity to build on existing strengths to chart an inspiring future for the college. Moreover, these institutional goals will provide the framework for institution-wide assessment that will both guide our efforts and align each area in measuring progress towards these goals. 

  1. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: Sustain and enhance academic excellence.
  2. FISCAL HEALTH: Sustain and enhance the College’s fiscal health.
  3. HEALTH, SAFETY, °Â·¡³¢³¢-µþ·¡±õ±·³Ò:ÌýSustain and enhance the health, safety, and well-being of faculty, staff, and students so that all members of our community thrive.
  4. OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE: Sustain and enhance operational excellence.
  5. LOS ´¡±·³Ò·¡³¢·¡³§:ÌýSustain and enhance our partnerships and connections with the people, communities, institutions, organizations, and industries of the greater Los Angeles area.
  6. ³§±«³§°Õ´¡±õ±·´¡µþ±õ³¢±õ°Õ³Û:ÌýPrioritize sustainability and climate resilience in maintaining and developing our campus and in our approach to delivering academic and co-curricular programs.
  7. JUSTICE, EQUITY, INCLUSION, DIVERSITY: Sustain and enhance justice, equity, inclusion, and diversity in our community.

COLLEGE-WIDE STUDENT LEARNING GOALS

аIJʿª½± understands its educational goals as an evolving dynamic commitment they are the basis for assessment, subject to constant re-evaluation and re-imagining. Within this culture of self-aware and rigorous critique, our interdisciplinary approach to the liberal arts promotes student achievement of five college-wide learning goals and outcomes. These include:

  1. Synthesis of ideas across broad areas of knowledge within the liberal arts
  2. Linkage of theory and practice within group and self-directed research leading to intellectual or creative contributions
  3. Mastery of essential content, methods, concepts and technical aspects of an academic discipline
  4. Development of key intellectual skills:
    • Analytic inquiry and problem solving
    • Communication through writing, oral presentation, and creative expression
    • Critical reading, writing, and thinking
    • Critical Self-Awareness
    • Ethical Reasoning
    • Analysis of media and images
    • Quantitative reasoning
    • Scientific methodology
  5. Capacity for active intellectual community engagement:
    • Community learning, participation, and service
    • Ethical reasoning and action
    • Global, intercultural and socio-political awareness
    • Leadership and collaboration
    • Personal well-being
    • Respectful engagement with diverse perspectives
Contact Accreditation & Institutional Assessment
AGC Administrative Center

1st Floor

For accreditation and assessment inquiries: asanderson@oxy.edu