The Undergraduate Research Count: Different Approaches to Document Student Involvement and Engagement
Presentation Type
Interactive Presentation
Location
BHC 130
Start Date
22-10-2016 2:25 PM
End Date
22-10-2016 3:20 PM
Description/Abstract
Determining how many students are involved in undergraduate research is challenging. Universities have used a variety of metrics to quantify participation including surveys, course enrollment data or program counts, self-reporting of students and/faculty, and campus-wide databases. This panel will discuss each type of “counting” system and evaluate the merits and potential costs of each.
The Undergraduate Research Count: Different Approaches to Document Student Involvement and Engagement
BHC 130
Determining how many students are involved in undergraduate research is challenging. Universities have used a variety of metrics to quantify participation including surveys, course enrollment data or program counts, self-reporting of students and/faculty, and campus-wide databases. This panel will discuss each type of “counting” system and evaluate the merits and potential costs of each.
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