University Required Student Evaluations Sample Clauses

University Required Student Evaluations. The tabulated results and written comments of student evaluations of classroom instruction shall be available to the faculty member no later than thirty (30) days following the end of classes in the semester in which the evaluation occurred.
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University Required Student Evaluations. (a) Each faculty member shall distribute the approved student survey instrument(s) in every Summer term, except as noted in Section 17.2(c)(3), and every Fall and Spring semester for every class. However, courses involving individual instruction such as independent studies (DIS), internships, and practica shall be excluded from this form of evaluation. Study abroad courses for which these assessments are not appropriate shall be excluded from this form of evaluation, and an alternative assessment mechanism shall be utilized. (b) In courses with more than one instructor, all instructors shall be evaluated individually. (c) The student survey instrument(s) shall be administered during the final three (3) weeks of scheduled instruction during a class session in which no examination is scheduled. (d) Students shall be given sufficient class time (no less than fifteen minutes) for explanation and completing of the instrument, and the instructor shall not be present while the instrument is being administered. (e) The Student Instructional Questionnaires and the tabulated results shall be returned to the Chair. The Chair shall make available to the faculty member a copy of the tabulated results and provide the faculty member a copy of the written comments no earlier than the date on which grades must be submitted but no later than the end of the second week of the term following the term of their administration.
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University Required Student Evaluations. (1) The University required student Instructional Satisfaction Questionnaire (or ISQ) is one tool for evaluating teaching performance, and all the required ISQs must be included in the annual evaluation portfolio. However, the evaluation of a faculty member shall not be based solely or primarily on student evaluations if the faculty member has provided other information or evidence in support of his/her teaching performance. (2) The ISQ will be administered online during the final two (2) weeks of scheduled instruction before final examinations every Fall and Spring class and in every Summer class, except as provided in Article 17.2 (c)(3). However, courses involving individual instruction such as independent studies (DIS), internships, practica, and courses with an enrollment of seven (7) or less, shall be excluded from this evaluation instrument. Study abroad courses for which these assessments are not appropriate may be excluded by the instructor from this form of evaluation, in which case an alternative assessment mechanism shall be utilized. (3) In courses with more than one instructor, all instructors shall be evaluated individually. For combined lecture/lab courses, the lecture and the lab will be evaluated separately, even when they are taught by the same instructor. (4) Information Technology shall be responsible for the notification to students for completing on-line evaluations. Information Technology shall remind students to complete online evaluations no more than two (2) times per week during the first week, and no more than three (3) times during the last week, of evaluation. (5) The faculty member shall not have access to the completed surveys until the tabulated results are made available to the faculty member through the University online system.
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University Required Student Evaluations. (1) The University required student Instructional Satisfaction Questionnaire (or ISQ) is one tool for evaluating teaching performance, and all the required ISQs must be included in the annual self-evaluation portfolio. However, the evaluation of a faculty member shall not be based solely or primarily on student evaluations if the faculty member has provided other information or evidence in support of his/her teaching performance. (2) The ISQ will be administered online during the final three (3) two (2) weeks of scheduled instruction before final examinations every Fall and Spring class and in every Summer class, except as provided in Article
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