NSSE Action Team

The mandate of the NSSE Action Team is to use the NSSE results to identify areas where the university might develop curricular, co-curricular or extracurricular strategies to improve student engagement and thereby enhance the quality of the student experience and promote student success. The team will recommend and assist in the implementation of these strategies and monitor progress towards improvement in identified areas. The goal is to ensure an institution-wide response to NSSE that addresses our overall goal of student success.

Additionally, the team will assist Faculties and other units as they affect changes guided by NSSE results, and will strive to ensure that these changes are appropriately coordinated so that they contribute to the institution's overall goal.

The core members of the NSSE Action Team are:

• Ann Tierney, Vice Provost (Students)
• Leslie Reid, Tamaratt Teaching Professor, Department of Geoscience (currently on research and scholarship leavel)
• Jennifer Quin, Associate Vice-Provost (Student Success and Learning Support Services)
• Alison Heal, Project Coordinator, Office of the Vice-Provost (Students)
• Alyssa Stacy, Vice President Academic, Students' Union
• Christine Johns, Integrated Planning (currently on parental leave).

The mandate of the NSSE Action Team is to use the NSSE results to identify areas where the university might develop curricular, co-curricular or extracurricular strategies to improve student engagement and thereby enhance the quality of the student experience and promote student success. The team will recommend and assist in the implementation of these strategies and monitor progress towards improvement in identified areas. The goal is to ensure an institution-wide response to NSSE that addresses our overall goal of student success.

Additionally, the team will assist Faculties and other units as they affect changes guided by NSSE results, and will strive to ensure that these changes are appropriately coordinated so that they contribute to the institution's overall goal.