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High Impact Practices (University of North Georgia-2024)

Strategy/Project Name: 
High Impact Practices
Momentum Area: 
Purpose
Strategy/Project Description: 

We will increase the number of students experiencing High Impact Pedagogies as part of their curriculum across all five campuses and improve our ability to track these experiences for students.

Activity Status: 
Evaluation/Assessment plan: 

Number of courses with HiPs embedded; count of students participating in a Hipp.

Yearly Breakdown Course Sections Enrolled Students

Fall 21

290

2281

Spring 22

477

4398

Summer 22

188

676

Year Total

955

7355

Fall 22

667

4690

Spring 23

465

1602

Summer 23

304

997

Year Total

1436

7289

Fall 23

403

1833

Spring 24

579

3958

Summer 24

323

1310

Year Total

1305

7101

Fall 24

619

3708

Progress and Adjustments: 

UNG has focused on accurately capturing HiPs courses and scaling the number of hip opportunities available to students. The Director of the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership (CTLL) has worked with the academic departments to auto-code some course by HiP in Banner. CTLL has also developed an additional training course based on the MomentumU course to certify faculty in the teaching of HiPs.

Plan for the Year Ahead: 

Work with academic departments to certify all faculty teaching a HiP designated course. Continue to scale HiPs until all students participate in at least two HiPs.

Challenges and Support: 

Challenges:
Consistency in coding courses, faculty completion of training modules, and accuracy in data entry.

Contact email: 
Primary Contact: 
Dr. Roger Runquist, Director of Center for Teaching, Learning and Leadership