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2008 Spring Conference
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Oklahoma
City Community College
John
Massey Center
11919 South I-44
Service Road
Oklahoma
City
,
OK
73159
March 27th, 2008 -
Pre-Conference
Oklahoma City Community College
7777 South May Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73159
March 28th, 2008 - Conference
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Early registration discount through March 26th ***
Sessions at the Spring 2008 OKAIRP conference will focus on a variety of
issues including an IPEDS workshop and assessment tracks on the process
improvement method of Lean for a campus setting and exploring how institutions
use assessment to improve the student learning process.
The institutional research tracks include a demonstration of web-based
course evaluation software solution and a session covering challenges with
migrating from the mainframe to PC-based SAS Enterprise reporting tools.
We are pleased to have Dr. Kenneth Gonzalez, Achieving the Dream data
coach for
Tulsa
Community College
from University
of
San Diego, deliver the keynote address. The
pre-conference session will be held at the
OCCC
Tom
Massey
Center
and the conference will be held at
Oklahoma City
Community College
main campus.
The cost for the
pre-conference is $25.00. Early
registration cost for the Spring 2008 conference is $50; late registration is
$60. The Wingate Inn,
2001 S. Meridian Avenue
,
Oklahoma City
,
OK
73144, (405) 682-3600, will serve as our conference hotel at a cost of $79 (single)
plus tax for the night of March 27, 2008. This
group rate is on a first come first served basis so hurry to make reservations
soon!
Pre-Conference
Agenda
Thursday, March 27, 2008 1:00 – 3:15 p.m. – OCCC John Massey
Center
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12:55 pm – 1:00 pm
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Introduction
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1:00 pm - 3:15 pm
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IPEDS
WORKSHOP
“What’s New in IPEDS: Proposed
Changes to IPEDS Forms 2008-09 – 2010-11” and “Survey of IPEDS Data Tools”
Tom Hardy, Director of Institutional Research, University of
Oklahoma
Health
Sciences
Center
Integrated Postsecondary Education
Data System (IPEDS) is the established postsecondary education
data collection program for the
National
Center
for Education Statistics (NCES). This
workshop will cover proposed updates/additions to IPEDS Forms
2008-09
through 2010-11. You
will also gain insight on the usefulness of a variety of IPEDS data
tools. Tom Hardy is a
certified IPEDS trainer through the Association for Institutional
Research.
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3:15 pm -
3:30 pm
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Closing
Remarks
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Conference Agenda
Friday, March 28, 2008 – Oklahoma City Community College
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9:00 am |
Registration
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| 9:00 am –
9:15 am
9:15 am - 11:15 am
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Welcome
Opening
Keynote Address: “Using
Focus Groups to Increase Student Success in College”
Dr. Kenneth Gonzalez, Achieving the Dream Data Coach for Tulsa
Community College,
University Professor of Education at the
University of San Diego,
CA
Achieving the Dream is a
national initiative to help more community college students succeed by
completing college courses and earning certificates and/or degrees.
This initiative is focused on student groups who have faced
significant barriers to college success as well as help colleges better
understand and make better use of their data.
Dr.
Kenneth Gonzalez is currently serving as the Achieving the Dream data
coach for
Tulsa
Community College
and is a well known expert on focus groups and institutional research
issues. He will address how
to use focus groups to increase student success in college.
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11:30 am –
12:30 pm
12:30 pm –
12:55 pm
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Lunch
Business Meeting
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Morning
Concurrent Sessions 1:00 pm –
2:00 pm
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“Adding Lean
in an Office of Institutional Effectiveness”
Ronda Reece, Director of Institutional Effectiveness,
Oklahoma
State
University
- OKC
Karen Kusler, Assistant Director of Process Improvement,
University of Central
Oklahoma
Application of the
process improvement method of Lean
for a campus setting will be the focus of this session.
Structure for using Lean Lean will be described for two or four year colleges.
Tips on applying Lean at your institution will be provided as well as formal
educational opportunities. This
session is a follow-up to the Lean overview presented at the
Spring 2007 OKAIRP conference.
Target audience: any institutional
research/effectiveness/assessment office addressing process improvement.
“Online Course Evaluations”
Paul Moloney, Territory Manager, Gap Technologies, Inc.
Anna Anna Royer, Academic Effectiveness
Director,
Oklahoma
State
University
- OKC
Online Course
Evaluations provides colleges and universities with teacher and course
evaluations. A demonstration
of a
web-based course evaluation software solution will be the focus of this
session. Target
audience: any faculty,
staff, or
administrator seeking to automate and customize their course evaluation
techniques.
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Afternoon
Concurrent Sessions
2:05 pm – 3:05 pm
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“Integrating
College Level Learning Objectives Across the Campus – A student
learning project for the Higher Learning Commission’s (HLC)
Academy for Assessment of Student Learning”
Kemit Grafton,
Director of
Academic Technology Center
,
Oklahoma
State University -
OKC
Lisa Dillon, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs,
Oklahoma
State
University
– OKC
This session will provide participants with an overview of the
current assessment efforts in the general education and
programmatic areas to see how different units use the assessment
results to improve student learning.
Outcome goals are to value assessment and use results
across the campus to assess processes that are appropriate to the
instructional delivery methods.
Target audience: any
institutional research/effectiveness/assessment office targeting
efforts to build institution-wide commitment to improve the
assessment of the student learning process.
“Migration
from the Mainframe to SAS
Enterprise
Reporting Tools”
Yan Zhou, System Analyst,
University
of
Oklahoma
Institutional Research and Reporting
This session
will discuss challenges with migrating from the mainframe to
PC-based reporting solutions and will demonstrate how the
retention reporting process improved with SAS Enterprise reporting
tools. Target
audience: any
institutional research/effectiveness/assessment office seeking
PC-based tools to improve their retention reporting process.
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3:15 pm - 3:30 pm
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Closing
Remarks
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