Institutional Research (IR)

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• Fall 2016 Fact Book
• Degrees Conferred August 2015, January 2016 & May 2016
• 2017 Spring Enrollment Report
• 2016 Graduating Senior Survey
• Spring 2017 Fast Facts
• Common Data Set 2016-2017
• Retention and Graduation Rates by Major
• Retention and Graduation Rates by School

Overview

The office of Institutional Research (IR) serves all segments of the College community (including faculty, staff, students, administration, and trustees), the wider higher education community, and the general public. IR serves the College community by collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information required for planning and evaluation. The latter two populations are served by IR through its external reporting functions.

The mission of the office of Institutional Research (IR) is to conduct a program of institutional research designed to both inform campus planning and evaluation activities and to satisfy public demands for accountability. The unit’s objectives are to prepare both routine and special reports containing information useful to campus and external audiences. In carrying out these responsibilities, IR:

• • • creates and maintains longitudinal databases related to students, alumni, academic programs, and personnel;
    • conducts periodic environmental scans;
    • gathers information on involvement, satisfaction, and institutional outcomes from current students, alumni, and staff using both survey and focus group methodology;
    • assesses the academic preparedness of entering freshmen and transfer students.

Office Hours

Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.