Assessment Day
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Join us for an enriching Assessment Day on Thursday, May 22 from 9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. in the Horizon Room and Round Room (Career Center) and online! As part of this event, we're excited to offer a diverse range of workshop sessions designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of university staff, faculty, and students alike.
2025 Theme
"Assessment in Action: Advancing Collaborations in the Spirit of Collective Impact"
Assessment Day Goals
The goals for Assessment Day are as follows:
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Promote Educational Equity
Demonstrate how assessment can be a powerful tool for advancing educational equity by identifying areas of improvement and ensuring inclusive practices. -
Strengthen Critical Thinking and Communication
Provide opportunities for staff, faculty and students to enhance their critical thinking and communication skills through meaningful assessment activities. -
Embed Assessment into Everyday Practices
Cultivate a culture where assessment becomes an integral part of everyday practices by offering tangible takeaways, practical tools, and strategies. -
Foster Community Engagement
Create a supportive community where staff, faculty, and students can openly share their assessment stories and build confidence as an assessment practitioner.
We invite you to actively engage throughout the day and foster meaningful discussions with fellow staff, faculty, and students at UC San Diego.
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact Assessment Day Co-Chairs, Shannon Milligan (smilligan@ucsd.edu) and Ahliyah Chambers (achambers@ucsd.edu).