Indicator Data by Core Theme and Objective
Data Collection (under construction)
Educate: Undergraduate and Graduate Students and Lifelong Learners
Objective 1: Meet standards for learning outcomes of academic programs.
Indicator 1: Students achieve intended learning outcomes within their programs.
Indicator 2: Students perform similarly to peers on programmatic national exams.
Objective 2: Retain and graduate degree-seeking undergraduate students.
Indicator 3: First-time undergraduate degree-seeking students persist and graduate.
Objective 3: Prepare undergraduate students for further study, future employment, and contemporary life.
Indicator 4: Seniors score similarly to their peers at other institutions on the ETS Proficiency Profile examination.
Indicator 5: Graduates complete further higher education programs.
Indicator 6: Seniors respond similarly to their peers at other institutions to select National Survey of Student Engagement questions.
Objective 4: Mentor or guide graduate students to master a subject area or advance knowledge.
Indicator 7: Graduates secure jobs or continue their education.
Indicator 8: Students produce independently reviewed research and creative products. (same as indicator 14)
Research: Create and Disseminate New Knowledge, Insight, Technology, Artistic, and Scholarly Works
Objective 5: Faculty publish peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and books.
Indicator 9: Faculty publish peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and books.
Indicator 10: Faculty conduct externally funded research at a rate comparable to peer reserach institutions.
Indicator 11: Faculty publications are commonly cited.
Objective 6: Exhibit and perform creative works.
Indicator 12: Faculty perform and exhibit at the state, national, and international level.
Objective 7: Engage graduate and baccalaureate students in research, scholarship, and creative activity.
Indicator 13: Baccalaureate students complete a research course or project.
Indicator 14: Students produce independently reviewed research and creative products. (same as indicator 8)
Objective 8: Collect, preserve, and provide access to intellectual, cultural, and natural history collections.
Indicator 15: UA Museum of the North collections are used ofr research by visiting scholars and students.
Indicator 16: Rasmuson Library Aalska and Polar Regions collections are used by scholars, students, and the public.
Prepare: Alaska's Career, Technical, and Professional Workforce
Objective 9: Prepare students for the professional, career and technical workforce.
Indicator 17: Professional, career and technical students graduate in Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development high-demand job area programs.
Indicator 18: Rural residents graduate in Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development high-demand job area programs or from programs that prepare them for rural jobs.
Indicator 19: Professional, career and technical students pass programmatic state or national exams.
Objective 10: Help prepare secondary students for postecondary career pathways.
Indicator 20: High school students complete tech prep courses and programs.
Connect: Alaska Native, Rural, and Urban Communities by Sharing Knowledge and Ways of Knowing
Objective 11: Academic programs relevant to Alaska Native and rural residents are delivered broadly across Alaska.
Indicator 21: Alaska Native and rural high school students enroll and earn certificates and degrees at rates similar to other students.
Indicator 22: Students complete Aalska Native and rural-related courses and programs.
Objective 12: Alaksa Native knowledge and ways of knowing are integrated into academic programs.
Indicator 23: Student projects, theses and dissertations that incorporate indigenous knowledge.
Indicator 24: Collaborative use of indigeous knowledge is demonstrated in independently reviewed research and creative products.
Objective 13: Document and share Alaska Native and rural cultural and historical information.
Indicator 25: Aalska Native Language Center collections are used by scholars, students, and the public.
Engage: Alaskans through Outreach for Continuing Education and Community and Economic Development
Objective 14: Partner with Alaska communities on issues of mutual interest.
Indicator 26: Partnerships demonstrate impacts that are mutually beneficial to the university and the community and result in faculty scholarship.
Objective 15: Involve Alaskans in lifeling learning.
Indicator 27: Alaskans complete non-credit courses and workshops.
Indicator 28: Youth participate in the 4-H program and develop life skills.
Objective 16: Communicate research-based knowledge.
Indicator 29: Research-based publications intended for the general public are distributed to Alaskans.
Indicator 30: Alaskans participate in advisory board meetings and consultations with service faculty and staff.
Objective 17: Collaborate with individuals, businesses, and agencies to diverisfy and grow local and state economies.
Indicator 31: Businesses engage with UAF in agreements that lead to economic development.