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May 14, 2009 - zicklin : school of business - CUNY

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(e) Using assessment information for continuous improvement, including<br />

documentation that the assessment process is being carried out on a<br />

systematic, ongoing basis.<br />

(2) The AACSB assessment standards can be translated into plain language as<br />

follows:<br />

(a) What will our students learn in our program? What are our expectations?<br />

(b) How will they learn it?<br />

(c) How will we know whether they have learned it?<br />

(d) What will we do if they have not learned it?<br />

(3) Key points of the Zicklin assessment process are as follows:<br />

(a) We are assessing programs, not courses, students or professors.<br />

(b) Assessment must be a faculty-driven process.<br />

(c) The objective is to set up a system that enables continuous curricular<br />

and programmatic improvement, not torment faculty.<br />

(4) The Zicklin School has adopted eight common educational aims for its MBA<br />

programs as part of the reaccreditation process, as follows:<br />

(a) Communication (Written and Oral)<br />

(b) Information and Technology Literacy<br />

(c) Ethical Awareness<br />

(d) Global Awareness<br />

(e) Quantitative Analysis<br />

(f) Teamwork and Leadership<br />

(g) Knowledge Integration<br />

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