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DATE:  April 27, 2:00-3:00

LOCATION:  This is a VIRTUAL event that will take place via Zoom.

The Division of Academic and Student Affairs embarked on a new initiative to offer one-time funding opportunities to faculty interested in analyzing and leveraging data related to undergraduate student success. The main goal of the initiative was to encourage faculty-led, focused institutional research that supports data-informed decision making through the use of Institution Reports in the Student Success GPS platform. 

• This showcase will highlight several of our GPS Analytics award recipients' findings from their projects and the ways in which they hope to address identified barriers to student success. Our award recipients for this showcase include:   

• Dr. Kimberly Bush, Teaching Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs- Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management, College of Natural Resources

• Dr. Daniel Gruehn, Associate Professor and DUP, & Dr. Dana Kotter-Gruehn, Associate Teaching Professor- Psychology, College of Humanities and Social Sciences   

• Dr. Alice Lee, Teaching Assistant Professor-Biological Sciences College of Sciences

• Dr. Dmitri Mitin, Assistant Teaching Professor- Political Science, College of Humanities and Social Sciences

• Dana Thomas, Academic Advisor and Teaching Coordinator- Biological Sciences, College of Sciences

Workshop Objectives

• Participants will describe how NC State faculty have used the GPS Analytics platform to inform program and advising changes across campus.

• Participants will identify strategies for using GPS Analytics and institutional data to support student success outcomes in their own programs.

• Participants will identify resources on campus to support use of the GPS Analytics platform.