Summary Reports
Report Title | Brief Description | Sponsoring Department | Summary Report | Highlights | Completed |
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Recreational Sports Marketing Survey | The Department of Recreational Sports conducts a marketing assessment every few years to understand the effectiveness of their marketing efforts as well as monitor changes in how students gather information. This is the third time Rec Sports has worked with Student Life Studies on a marketing assessment. |
Recreational Sports | ![]() |
06/04/2018 | |
International Women’s Day Conference | The 2018 International Women’s Day Conference, Press for Progress, was held on the evening of Wednesday, March 7, 2018. The conference included performances, presentations, and small group discussions. The Women’s Resource Center wanted to assess the effectiveness of the conference. |
Offices of the Dean of Student Life | ![]() |
06/02/2018 | |
Student Media Non-Editor Assessment | Student Media wanted to understand what students gained through their employment experience and worked with Student Life Studies to specifically assess the students who were not in an editor role. |
Offices of the Dean of Student Life | ![]() |
06/02/2018 | |
MSC FLI Costa Rica Service Learning Trip | Trip participants were provided a pre-trip assessment, trip assessment, and post-trip assessment at different points during the experience in order to gauge how well the outcomes were met and the overall impact of this experience. |
Memorial Student Center | ![]() |
06/02/2018 | |
The Gardens Apartments Programs Survey, 2017-2018 | The Gardens Apartments rents to Texas A&M graduate students, married students, students with a dependent child or children, international students, US military veteran students, students who are at least 21 years old or undergraduate students who have completed at least 30 semester hours or 2 semesters in residence at a 2 or 4 year college. Due to some changes, specifically the addition of the Peer Mentoring Program, the Gardens Apartments staff assessed current residents’ preferences regarding sponsored programs offered for all residents, as well as the residents’ perception of and experience with the Academic Peer Mentor program. The attached report summarizes the results of that assessment. |
Residence Life | ![]() |
06/01/2018 | |
MSC SCOLA 30th Annual Student Conference on Latino Affairs | The MSC Student Conference on Latino Affairs (SCOLA) sponsors a conference yearly and this year's conference occurred on April 5-7 2018, and its theme was Influential Voices: Shaping Perspective through Representation. The conference featured five keynote speakers and 15 workshops. The goal of the conference was to explore how one can grow as an individual and a professional while maintaining and fostering one’s identity/culture. Delegates attend the MSC SCOLA conference from colleges and universities from all over the country. The attached report is a summary of the results of the conference evaluation completed by delegates at the conference. |
Memorial Student Center | ![]() |
05/30/2018 | |
Academic Peer Mentors Presentations | Academic Peer Mentors offer weekly topic-based presentations related to study skills and techniques; there are ten different presentations offered throughout the year. Academic Support Initiatives wanted to assess the effectiveness of these academic skill presentations offered by the APMs. The results will be used to ensure the identified learning outcomes for each presentation are being met and improve the presentations in the future. This is the first time Student Life Studies worked with Academic Support Initiatives to assess these academic presentations. |
Residence Life | ![]() |
05/17/2018 | |
Memorial Student Center (MSC) Student Conference on National Affairs 63 Spring 2018 | The Memorial Student Center (MSC) Student Conference on National Affairs (SCONA) was founded in 1955 in order to bring national and foreign policy issues to Texas A&M University.The theme for SCONA 63 was “New World Disorder: Reconsidering America’s Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships” and was held February 15-17, 2018. The conference, which brings together delegates from all over the world, was assessed using a paper survey in effort to gauge the delegates' experiences with the conference. The attached report summarizes the results of the survey. |
Memorial Student Center | ![]() |
04/13/2018 | |
MaroonLink Student Engagement Support Grant 2017-2018 | The Department of Student Activities was awarded a DSA College Completion Grant which funded the MaroonLink Student Engagement Support Graduate Assistant to support and market MaroonLink to students, student organizations, DSA departments and faculty. The assessment summary report attached highlights the Class of 2020 cohort's use of Maroonlink to record their connection, engagement and leadership from fall 2016 through the end of fall 2017. |
Student Activities | ![]() |
04/05/2018 | |
Mi Casa es Su Casa 2017-2018 | Mi Casa es Su Casa, sponsored by MSC CAMAC, provides an opportunity for students to interact with faculty as the latter provides dinner in their home for the students. This report summarizes the assessment results from the student survey regarding their experiences at three dinners held throughout the 2017-2018 academic year. Generally very positive, the students' indicated they enjoyed the dinners, and the opportunities to connect with other students and professors at Texas A&M. And, because of this experience 98% agreed they were more likely to feel comfortable approaching Texas A&M faculty. |
Memorial Student Center | ![]() |
04/02/2018 | |
MSC Spencer Leadership Conference - Spring 2018 | According to the organization’s website, (http://spencer.tamu.edu/) MSC Spencer is a conference “that seeks to provide a unique opportunity to sophomores to enhance personal leadership skills in the pursuit of life long excellence in diverse environments.” The conference focuses on leadership development through the exploration of three pillars: Self-Aware Leadership, Innovative Leadership, and Selfless Leadership. |
Memorial Student Center | ![]() |
03/23/2018 | |
Campus-Wide Survey for University Police Department | The Texas A&M University Police Department (UPD) is required to survey “citizens” as a part of national accreditation requirements with International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA). UPD surveys the campus community on a regular basis to gather input from the community, identify and improve practices, and address attitudes that might contribute to tension and grievances. The process for gathering that information can be determined by the department. |
Other | ![]() |
03/21/2018 | |
The Big Event 2017 Community and Participant Surveys | The Big Event (TBE), committee of the Student Government Association (SGA) worked with Student Life Studies in 2017 to send out satisfaction surveys to both the Community members receiving the services of TBE and the student participants providing services on the day. The majority of both the community members and the participants were positive regarding their experience with TBE 2017. |
Student Organization | ![]() |
03/13/2018 | |
MSC Aggie Cinema Survey Fall 2017 | MSC Aggie Cinema surveyed attendees of its fall 2017 cinema events, asking about their satisfaction with the films and preferences regarding upcoming MSC Aggie Cinema events. |
Memorial Student Center | ![]() |
03/13/2018 | |
HP Program Presentation Evaluation 2016-2017 | Aggregate summary report of the Health Promotion Presentation Evaluations given out at the end of 13 programs throughout the 2016-2017 academic year. |
Offices of the Dean of Student Life | ![]() |
03/13/2018 | |
Report Title | Brief Description | Sponsoring Department | Summary Report | Highlights | Completed |