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Assessment
Assessment is an valuable part of the education process. As an office we believe it is important to evaluate what we are
doing and how we are doing it. In order to know if we are meeting our learning outcomes we must continually assess our programs,
leadership endeavors, courses, etc. The feedback we receive is reviewed and shared with the appropriate constituents and
then utilized for future planning.
2005-06 Assessment Report
2007-08 Greek Affairs Goals
January 2008 Leadership Retreat Student Results
Fall 2007 Emerging Leaders Evaluation Results
Task Forces
Retention 2006
The Greek Retention Task Force was formed to examine Greek retention and consider when Greeks drop out, why they do so, and
what can be done to increase retention (i.e. 750 students join fraternities or sororities annually, about 20% of the freshmen,
with the overall Greek population at 1,800, or 12% of the undergrad population).
Retention Task Force 2006
Expansion 2006
During the fall of 2006, an IFC Expansion Task Force was convened to investigate the elements of a successful colonization
process for IFC fraternities at BGSU. The group determined the overall IFC expansion process for the next 3 years including
which national fraternities to invite to BGSU.
Expansion Task Force 2006
Housing 2006
During the 2006 Greek Affairs Program Review, Greek Housing was identified as an area that needed to be examined more fully.
With this in mind a group was formed to make recommendations for improvement to the Greek housing system.
Housing Task Force 2006
Recruitment/Intake
The Greek Recruitment/Intake Task Force was established by Greek Affairs to review the current recruitment/intake and public
relations practices of the fraternities and sororities at BGSU. The task force consisted of undergraduate students, chapter
advisors, Recruitment Graduate Assistant, Greek Council advisors, Greek Council Recruitment VP’s, Residence Life staff, Marketing
and Communications staff and Greek Affairs staff.
Recruitment/Intake Task Force 2007
NPHC Plots Task Force
2007 NPHC Plots Task Force Recommendations
Focus Groups
Housing 2006
On 27 September 2006, a focus group was conducted by Greek Affairs to gain insight into students' views of Greek housing.
The students of the study currently lived in the Greek houses and lived there from one to three years. This report summarizes
their recommendations and provides comments and clarification to their concerns.
Housing Focus Group 2006
Upperclassmen Housing Group 2008
On January 23, 2008, a feedback group was conducted by Greek Affairs to gain insight into students' views of Greek housing
and how to encourage upperclassmen to live in Greek housing. The students of the study currently lived off-campus, but previously
lived in the Greek houses from one to two years. This report summarizes their responses and recommendations.
Upperclassmen Feedback Group Summary
Scholarship
For fall 2004 the Greek Community created a Scholarship Task Force to study scholarship in the Greek Community and to make
recommendations on how to improve scholarship. The task force met for several weeks and was comprised of students, faculty
and staff. A draft of the report (below) is being solicited to the Greek Community for their input for the final report.
Scholarship Focus Group 2004
Recruitment
For fall 2003 the Greek Community created a Recruitment Task Force to study scholarship in the Greek Community and to make
recommendations on how to improve recruitment. The task force met for several weeks and was comprised of students, faculty
and staff. A draft of the report (below) is being solicited to the Greek Community for their input for the final report.
Recruitment Focus Group 2003
Surveys
Greek Residential Living Survey
The Office of Residence Life/Greek Affairs conducts an annual survey of students residing in on-campus, Greek housing. This
survey is to provide the office with vital information about students' overall residential experience and inform us of areas
in which there is potential for improvement.
This year, the office decided to conduct the survey near the middle of the academic year, in contrast to previously being
conducted near the end, in hopes of using students' responses to begin improvements sooner and enhance every student's residential
experience.
Greek Residential Living Survey Summary
EBI Executive Summary
EBI Executive Summary
Greek Climate Survey
The purpose of the survey was to gauge the Greek community on its self-reported views of the climate surrounding LGBT issues
within the Greek community. Greek Affairs would like a better understanding of how our students believe, stand, and view issues
concerning homophobia, LGBT members of chapters, and interest in programming. These results will be used to further develop
specific programming and initiatives on LGBT issues in the Greek community.
Survey Results Summary
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