Student Affairs Assessment Suite

The EBI® Student Affairs Assessment Suite allows you to choose from ten different, nationally-benchmarked assessments allowing you to compare the performance of different departments on campus, while providing their directors with descriptive and prescriptive information on where to focus resources to have the greatest impact on their program.

Included Assessments:

Resident Life:

  • ACUHO-I/EBI Resident Assessment
  • ACUHO-I/EBI Student Staff Assessment
  • ACUHO-I/EBI Apartment Assessment

College Union/Student Center:

  • ACUI/EBI College Union/Student Center Assessment
  • Event Services Assessment (Custom assessment benchmarking is not available)

Campus Climate:

  • Campus-wide Student Climate/Diversity Assessment
  • Faculty/Staff Climate/Diversity Assessment

Student Activities:

  • ACUI/EBI Student Activities Assessment
  • ACUI/EBI Student Leadership Assessment
  • AFA/EBI Fraternity/Sorority Assessment
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

The on-campus training really helped crystallize what we were doing. It connected key campus players with a highly knowledgeable and extremely helpful colleague who customized the training to meet our needs. We also appreciated the reassuring tone and specific answers to questions that helped us move forward in the midst of our skittishness about such a big project.

University of Northern Iowa

Drake Martin, Assistant Director of Residence Education

Partner Information

Association of College & University Housing Officers - International

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

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