Office for Students with Disabilities

Learning Outcome 1: Alternative Testing

As part of the alternative testing process OSD students will increase their understanding of their rights under the American with Disabilities Act as measured by a pre and post survey.

Assessment Measures
Students who have received the accommodation of alternative testing will be given information at the beginning of each term with a link to complete the pre-survey. The information will focus on college student rights under the ADA. During finals week, the same students will receive the post survey with the same information to see how well the information they received was retained (i.e. increased understanding).

Assessment Data Collection Plan
The data via the pre-survey will be collected during each semester. The post survey data will be collected at the end of finals week of each semester. An internal database containing all the students who have alternative testing will be used to distribute both the pre and post survey.

Existing Data
N/A

Analysis of Results
The results will be analyzed by comparing data collected from the pre and post survey for fall and spring individually and then again by comparing the two data sets from both terms.

Use of Results
The results will be shared with the OSD staff, Leadership team for the Student Life division, Student Life Assessment Council and via the OSD website The findings will be used to assess how well students understand their rights under the America with Disabilities Act. 

Student Life Domain: Social Justice
Institutional Strategic Priority: Student Success
Institutional Learning Outcome: Knowledge: Mastery of Content and Processes of Inquiry

Learning Outcome 2: Student Success Panel

Students who attend an OSD student success panel will gain an understanding of how accommodations can contribute to academic success as measured by a pre and post questionnaire. 

Assessment Measures
A pre and post questionnaire. The pre-questionnaire will be distributed to participants immediately before the student panel discussion and the post-survey will be distributed immediately after. OSD Students will attend a student panel that consists of current or recently graduated OSD students who will discuss their experiences using accommodations and how that contributed to their academic success.

Assessment Data Collection Plan
The data via the pre-questionnaire will be collected at the beginning of the student panel and the post questionnaire will be collected at the end of the student panel. An internal database containing OSD students will used to recruit for both the student panelist and panel participants.

Existing Data
N/A

Analysis of Results
The results will be analyzed by comparing data collected from the pre and post questionnaire.

Use of Results
The results will be shared with the OSD staff, Leadership team for the Student Life division, Student Life Assessment Council and via the OSD website. The findings will be used to assess how well students understand how use of accommodations can contribute to academic success.

Student Life Domain: Personal, Social, and Professional Identity Development
Institutional Strategic Priority:  Student Success
Institutional Learning Outcome: Knowledge: Mastery of Content and Processes of Inquiry

Learning Outcome 3: WorkAbility IV (WAIV) Job Club

Students who attend an OSD WorkAbility IV (WAIV) job club workshop session will gain an understanding of job preparation concepts as they relate to students with disabilities and how these concepts can contribute to post academic professional goals as measured by a pre and post questionnaire.

Assessment Measures
A pre and post survey. The pre-survey will be distributed to participants immediately before the workshop begins and the post-survey will be distributed immediately after. OSD Students will attend a job club workshop that provides information on job tips, best practices, and disability disclosure in the workplace.

Assessment Data Collection Plan
The data via the pre-survey will be collected at the beginning and end of the workshop.  An internal database containing OSD students will used to recruit for the workshops.

Existing Data
N/A

Analysis of Results
The results will be analyzed by comparing data collected from the pre and post survey.

Use of Results
The results will be shared with the OSD staff, Leadership team for the Student Life division, Student Life Assessment Council and via the OSD website. The findings will be used to assess how well OSD students understand how their academic goals can contribute to their professional development

Student Life Domain: Personal, Social, and Professional Identity Development and Community Engagement
Institutional Strategic Priority: Student Success
Institutional Learning Outcome: Transformation: Integrative Learning