The SAAL Blog is a place for diverse voices and perspectives and offers continuous, varied, and educational content that informs student affairs assessment practice in a creative and approachable manner. The SAAL Blog is an engaging digital space that provides sustained dialogue towards advancing SAAL’s values of curiosity, equity, justice, and intentionality.
Director of Student Life Assessment & Research, Division of Student Life at the University of Oregon
Areas of Interest:
• Taking information learned from the assessment process and using it in a meaningful way
• Making assessment and research meaningful and fun for our colleagues through community building
• Culturally-responsive assessment in practice
Associate Director of Assessment for Campus Life at Duke University
Areas of Interest:
• Assessment as storytelling with data
• Building assessment infrastructure
• Building departmental assessment bridges
Director of Assessment & Quality Improvement at Rhodes State College
Areas of interest:
• Linking assessment with accreditation
• Assessment collaboration across the university
• Jumpstarting co-curricular assessment
Assistant Director of Health and Wellness at Liberty University
Areas of Interest:
• Data-driven decision making
• Evaluation
• Empirical data
Assistant Professor in the School of Education’s Department of Leadership Studies at the University of San Francisco
Areas of Interest:
• Social justice and assessment
• Asset-based framing of students
• Marginalized students as impacted through assessment practice