[Uosenate] “Metric Mondays” from Student Life’s OAR

[Senate President]

Hi folks,

The Division of Student Life’s Office of Assessment and Research has launched a “Metic Monday” program where they share results of their ongoing study of our student body. I found the first two editions very interesting and thought I’d pass them along for your perusal.

OAR’s director, Renée Delgao-Riley, writes:
To provide highlights from the Office of Assessment & Research (OAR)<https://studentlife.uoregon.edu/research> focusing on promoting a culture of assessment & research within the Division of Student Life. On Mondays, a short email with a metric image will be sent to the Student Life Leadership Team (SLLT) listserv. A more formalized process for a listserv will be established, but if you would like to be a part of the email distribution, please reach out to Dr. Renee Delgado-Riley (reneedr at uoregon.edu<mailto:reneedr at uoregon.edu>).

- Ell

Elliot Berkman
Senate President
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology & Center for Translational Neuroscience

The Office of Assessment and Research in the Division of Student Life has begun sending weekly infographics with links to our projects on Mondays, hence the name. The goals of Metric Monday are to share our great work, spark curiosity, and invite collaboration.

Week 1: https://uoregon-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/reneedr_uoregon_edu/EUOBjhbXhcRPi3rv0t39jukBpkcG6LKwChWabKDXafx6Hg?e=9bUTlA

Week 2: https://uoregon-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/reneedr_uoregon_edu/EbmK0yYAz4ZBo0JwNC_YpqkBu5p-H3diYZj8leIfJ-T6pA?e=QG5h0S

To learn more about how the Office of Assessment & Research explores wellbeing’s relationship with parental education and socio-economic status, read more<https://uoregon-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/reneedr_uoregon_edu/EbmK0yYAz4ZBo0JwNC_YpqkBu5p-H3diYZj8leIfJ-T6pA?e=QG5h0S>.
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