Utah Tech University

Department Annual Reports

Purpose

The purpose for the Department Annual Review is twofold—first, it will serve as a tool to build progress toward the 7 Year Review report; second, and most important, it will keep you informed of institutional mission fulfillment, progress in meeting departmental instructional mission and goals, and position you to act quickly to address problems that may emerge using the most recent data.

The report is intended to be a snapshot of how your department is doing and need not be a full-blown self-study. Focus on assessing a subset of program learning outcomes (PLOs) rather than all of them. Part of this Department Annual Review report will be the identification of which learning outcomes will be assessed between now and when the next 7 Year Review report is due in preparation for the NWCCU site visit. Parts I and II will need only minor adjustment in the years following the first time you complete the report. The main focus is on Part III. The finished product need not be long or tedious. Five pages or less is very acceptable, but the ultimate length is up to you—include what is useful to your department.

Timeline

Department Annual Reports are due to the Dean by June 30. The due date for submitting the final copy with the Dean’s comments to the Curriculum Office is July 15. Debriefing interviews occur with the Provost during July and August.

UT Annual Department Reports 2024-2025

Accounting and Finance

Applied Sociology & Criminal Justice

Art

Biological Sciences

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Communication

Computing

Design

Dental Hygiene

Earth & Environmental Sciences

Teacher Education

Engineering

English

Family Studies & Human Development

Health Care Diagnostics & Therapeutics

Health & Human Performance

History, Humanities & Modern Languages

Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences

Management & Marketing

Mathematics

Military Science

Music

Nursing

Occupational Therapy

Psychology

Theater & Dance (Digital Film)

 

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