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Mission Statement The Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Analysis provides
accurate, relevant, and timely information for use by the university community
and external constituencies.
The Office of Institutional Effectiveness & Analysis (IEA) collects and analyzes
data, and disseminates results; provides accurate and timely data and information in
support of administrative decision making, planning and policy analysis to internal and
external constituencies; conducts studies on issues of significance to the FAU community;
and direct university processes for determining and documenting institutional
effectiveness in academic departments and academic support units.
What we do:
- Provide historical or current data about FAU's students, programs, personnel,
and resources, in response to internal and external requests.
- Complete surveys and questionnaires as requested by external agencies.
- Respond to surveys and questionnaires from external agencies.
- Publish an annual "Quick Facts" brochure.
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Provide a website including a Fact Book, interactive reporting tools,
departmental dashboard indicators, and other official statistical
data and
research reports.
- Build and maintain institutional databases to meet the ongoing data needs of
the University.
- Coordinate the reporting of official data to the Florida Department of
Education,
Federal agencies, and other organizations.
- Coordinate the reporting of academic activity and workload productivity.
- Design and administer survey instruments, manage data collection, and
analyze, interpret and disseminate results.
- Conduct special studies as requested by University committees or
administrators.
- Assist academic departments and academic support units in assessing,
reporting and
improving the effectiveness of their programs
and activities.
- Support teaching improvement through sponsorship of faculty workshops.
- Regularly evaluate and document IEA's
effectiveness and use findings for improvement.
- Contribute professionally by attending conference, making presentations,
publishing papers, and holding office.
Internet Resources for Institutional Research
Institutional Research Office Web Pages
Revised: September 24, 2007
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