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Leveraging data for change and improvement is the least discussed but most difficult step to implement in the assessment cycle. This practical book closes the loop by linking the higher education assessment process with change management frameworks, allowing for greater institutional adaptability, improvement, and innovation.
Seasoned assessment professionals Cogswell and Henning draw on cutting-edge research, models, and practical examples to guide readers through the process of using assessment findings to effect and sustain change. Chapters offer an analysis of relevant change management
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Leveraging data for change and improvement is the least discussed but most difficult step to implement in the assessment cycle. This practical book closes the loop by linking the higher education assessment process with change management frameworks, allowing for greater institutional adaptability, improvement, and innovation.

Seasoned assessment professionals Cogswell and Henning draw on cutting-edge research, models, and practical examples to guide readers through the process of using assessment findings to effect and sustain change. Chapters offer an analysis of relevant change management theories, methods and timelines for measuring change, strategies on documenting and communicating change for stakeholders, instruction on facilitating effective student-campus partnerships, and plentiful real-world examples throughout.

This book is essential reading for higher education practitioners who design, coordinate, and report assessment efforts, as well as administrators and leaders who wish to see these change efforts succeed.
Autorenporträt
Cynthia (Cindy) Cogswell is Director of Data Strategy at New York University, USA, providing leadership and stewardship for Student Affairs, Global Programs and University Life's integration and use of data and systems in everyday work. Gavin W. Henning is Professor of Higher Education at New England College in New Hampshire, USA, where he directs the Master of Science in Higher Education Administration and Doctor of Education programs, as well as the Center for Innovation in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship.