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| Penn State Fraternity and Sorority Assessment Penn State University is actively engaged in an ambitious effort to strengthen the health and well-being of the Penn State Greek community through the Greek Pride initiative. Included in this initiative is the implementation of the Minimum Standards and the Standards of Excellence. To inform this initiative, Penn State participated in a national student survey in the spring of 2005 and 2007 conducted by the Association of Fraternity Advisors (AFA) and Educational Benchmarking, Inc. (EBI), which assessed the overall effectiveness of fraternity and sorority life. 2007 Assessment In this report, 2007 data are provided for the key questions in the survey in accordance with Penn State initiatives, and comparisons to Penn State’s assessment in 2005 are also provided. Additionally, comparable data are provided to peer institutions (13 institutions) based on Carnegie Classification (doctoral/research universities – extensive), and to all participating institutions (63 institutions). These data highlight Penn State’s areas of strength and areas for improvement. To review information on the assessment, please see the report below. To view report in an alternate format, contact Betty Harper (814) 863-1809. 2005 Assessment In this report, data are provided for the key questions in the survey in accordance with Penn State initiatives, and comparable data are provided to peer institutions (12 institutions) based on Carnegie Classification (doctoral/research universities – extensive) and to the national sample (26 institutions) when applicable. These data highlight Penn State’s areas of strength and areas for improvement. To review information on the assessment, please see the report below. To view report in an alternate format, contact Betty Harper (814) 863-1809.
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Updated 11/17/2009