The Student Services Annual Report Gets a New Look  

Seton Hall University's Annual Report, the document detailing what every aspect of Student Services has been up to for the past year, is getting a facelift. Traditionally, the Report has been a bulky read, 100+ pages at times. This year, it has been boiled down to an accessible 53 pages and redesigned for the entire Seton Hall community.

Dr. Shawna Cooper-Gibson tasked the Student Services Subcommittee for Assessment with the new redesign. Co-chaired by Kelly Freeman, M.A.E., Director for Student Life on the IHS Campus, and Nicole Battaglia, M.A.E., Director of First-Year Initiatives, the Assessment Committee spent the last few months collecting and compiling data from every corner of the Student Services. The group then edited and sorted this data so that it best reflected the message of the particular program or organization. Finally, the team created initial design ideas and worked closely with Public Relations towards the final product.

The Annual Report has been formatted into five parts to match the June 1st re-structure of the Student Services division: Academic Success, Campus Inclusion and Community, Engagement and Central Administration, Public Safety and Security, and Wellness and Support. Each section has been color-coded, with each of Seton Hall's signature colors following a specific title from the cover, to the table of contents, to that area of the Report. The specific information provided by each branch of the division includes Highlights from the past year, Learning Objectives, Signature Activities, and Department Goals for the upcoming year. Additionally, attractive photos of students, faculty, and campus grace each page.

Check out the 2019-2020 Student Services Annual Report on the Student Services Assessment webpage, dedicated to creating a culture of assessment within the division. We also encourage students, administrators, and faculty to check out @setonhall from October 5-9 for the Instagram scavenger hunt, stop by table outside of the University Center on Octber 7th, and stop by the launch party on October 8th.

Categories: Campus Life