Improve College and University Housing Learning Outcomes with ACUHO-I and EBI®

The Association of College and University Housing Officers International (ACUHO-I) and EBI® partnered to develop powerful assessment tools for residence life. EBI’s proven assessments are rooted in educational theory and research, utilize rigorous statistical methods, and are closely aligned with ACUHO-I Professional Standards. As a result, EBI provides higher education professionals with the information and support they need to enable students to make the most of their college experience.

Available Assessments:
  • ACUHO-I/EBI Resident Assessment
  • ACUHO-I/EBI Student Staff Assessment
  • ACUHO-I/EBI Apartment Assessment

These assessments address student learning outcomes and resident satisfaction.

For more information, please contact:

Glenn Skaggs, Senior Assessment Specialist

Phone: (417) 429-4530

Email: gskaggs@webebi.com

Why Assess?
  • Calibrate performance against professional standards (e.g. CAS Standards, NASPA/ACPA Learning and Leadership Reconsidered, ACUHO-I Professional Standards)
  • Identify specifically where improvement efforts should be focused to improve overall quality and performance
  • Benchmark your institution’s performance with EBI’s existing community of hundreds of institutions
  • Evaluate performance over time to monitor the impact of improvement efforts and inform future improvement initiatives
  • Provide evidence of how your department contributes to the fulfillment of the institutional mission
  • Create/enhance continuous improvement methodology for Student Affairs on your campus
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Partner Information

Association of College & University Housing Officers - International

Visit www.acuho-i.org for more information.

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News & Articles

  • Building Retention (via the Talking Stick)

    Studies show that students living in residence halls experience greater success than do their off-campus colleagues. But that doesn’t happen by itself. It takes careful planning to create the programs that turn theory into reality. Residence life professionals have heard the words thousands of ... Read More »

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Research

  • How Does the Number of Students Impact the RA Experience?

    Twenty-eight percent of RAs have 30 students or less under their responsibility, 49% have 31 to 50 students, and 23% have more than 50 students. Perhaps not surprisingly, resident assistants with more students under their responsibility indicate spending more hours per week working as an RA. ... Read More »

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