Brigham Young University. Institutional Studies
Dates
- Existence: 1980 - 1996
Administrative History
Institutional Studies (1980-1996) was responsible for internal audits and reviews.
Institutional Studies at Brigham Young University was formed in 1980, and was previously known as Institutional Research & Planning. It was directed by H. Bruce Higley, and was primarily responsible for internal audits and reviews. It was split into two offices in 1996, the Office of Instituitional Analysis and the Office of Assessment.
Citation:
Institutional Assessment and Analysis records, 1950-2000 (Brigham Young University, Institutional Studies)BYU phone directory, 1981 (Institutional Studies)
UPB files, May 28, 2009(organized under new name in 1980; previously known as Institutional Research and Planning; divided into two offices, the Office of Institutional Analysis and the Office of Assessment in 1996)
UPB files, May 3, 2013 (formed 1981; responsible for internal audits and reviews; previously Institutional Research and Planning; directed by H. Bruce Higley; split into two offices in 1996; Office of Institutional Analysis; Office of Assessment)
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Institutional Assessment and Analysis records
Includes various statistical summaries, including summaries of class rolls, student demographics, church studies, new and former student studies, grade distribution, and other studies for the University. Also includes surveys, questionnaires, and statistics collected from colleges to provide information on how to improve the quality of education. Materials date from between 1939 and 2002.
Institutional Research faculty files, 1965-2000
Materials include faculty research files and reports. Dated 1974-1979.
Institutional Research general files, 1950-1986
Materials include general files of the Institutional Research department. Dated 1950-1986.
Institutional Research student academic employment, 1974-1975
Materials include files on student employees and student employment programs. Dated 1974-1975.