Please submit a proposal pertaining to one or more of the six tracks that follow:
The
Accreditation Track welcomes proposals that address the revised principles of accreditation adopted by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Our members will gain valuable insights into how your knowledge and expertise informs this important process of external peer review.
The
Assessment Track welcomes proposals that address authentic approaches to evaluating administrative, support and learning outcomes. Whether reflecting upon insights gained from national surveys or highlighting improved learning outcomes based upon locally developed assessment measures, we want to learn from you about assessment.
The
Community College Track is a burgeoning area of interest at SAIR. The size and diversity of the community college sector requires us to learn as much as we can about these institutions. If you have knowledge of or experience with community colleges, we welcome your proposal.
The
Institutional Research Track welcomes proposals that address the effective and efficient collection of data to inform college and university decisions. In addition to data collection, proposals may also address data analysis and best practices for data dissemination to various stakeholders.
The
Planning Track is the newest track at SAIR. Because thoughtful planning informs decisions, we welcome proposals that address how legitimate planning processes shape the agenda for your institution.
The
Technology Track welcomes proposals that address the use of technology to facilitate our work. Sessions that demonstrate creative and innovate uses of multiple media will enable us to improve upon services to our own institutions.
The conference program will include pre-conference workshops along with concurrent paper, panel, roundtable, software demonstration, and special interest group sessions.
Throughout the conference, as we collaborate on important professional topics, you’ll have the opportunity to meet new colleagues and renew friendships. Come to Charleston and let’s exchange perspectives on how best to “engage challenges as the paradigms shift.
If you have any questions, please contact
Jim Eck, Program Chair, 2005 SAIR Conference
Rollins College
(407) 646-2375
jeck@rollins.edu
