The Art & Science of Data
Check back soon for information on the third annual Art & Science of Data event!
The Offices of Assessment/APR and Institutional Analytics will host a daylong, virtual event to empower faculty and staff with training and information on how to leverage institutional data resources to understand their own units and tell their stories more effectively. More information will be posted here as event details for 2022 are solidified. Please contact assess@unm.edu or oia@unm.edu with any questions!
You can check out the Session Materials From Years 1 & 2 below!
Keynote Address: Dr. Pamela Cheek (PowerPoint | Recording)
Using Data to Create Equity in Student Experience (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Pamela Cheek, Sushilla Knottenbelt, and Charla Orozco
Strength in Numbers: Learning How Data Can Help Develop a More Competitive Grant Proposal (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Stephanie Tofighi
The Starting Point in Program Assessment (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Julia So and John Bollweg
Leveraging Data Visualizations to Support Grant Proposals (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Heather Mechler and Stephanie Tofighi
Panel Presentation: Using Data to Create your Unit's Strategic Plan for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Assata Zerai and Nancy Lopez
Using Pivot Tables and Charts to Explore and Get to Know your Survey Data (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Charla Orozco and Samuel Hatch
Grant Writing: Finding the Data you Need (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Val Martinez and Katy Korzekwa
We survived 2020: Technology, Pedagogy and Creativity for a New Normal (Spark Presentation| Recording)
Presenters: Elisha Allen and Kim Fournier
The Importance of Data Equity in Institutional Data (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Monte-Angel Richardson
Access Census data (ACS, Economic Census & Microdata) through the new tool Data.Census.Gov (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Suzan Regan
Bringing your Quantitative Data Story to Life: Where to Begin? (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Julie Sanchez and Charla Orozco
Using Data Effectively: Student Campus/College vs Course Campus/College (PowerPoint | Recording)
Presenters: Katy Korzekwa and Val Martinez
MyReports: Student Reports with Frozen Data - Valerie Martinez, Director of Enrollment Management
Telling a story: Presenting information with Adobe Creative Cloud - Elisha Allen, Director of Academic Technologies
Transforming Assessment: From Make-Work to Mission - Melissa Binder, Director of Masters in Public Policy
Understanding the Data Dictionary - Charla Orozco and Edwin Agbenyega, Institutional Researchers
Using Institutional Dashboards - Heather Mechler, Director of Office of Institutional Analytics
Data Management, Sharing, & Preservation Services at UNM (previously Best Practices in Storing/Archiving Data) - Jonathan Wheeler, Assistant Professor, College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences
MyReports: Student Reports with ODS Data - Valerie Martinez, Director of Enrollment Management
Course Sequencing using Pivot Tables - Charla Orozco, Institutional Researcher
Course Evaluation Process (What to do with your EvaluationKit data) - Elisha Allen, James Contreras, Donna Gutierrez, Academic Technologies
IPEDS Instruction - Heather Mechler, Director of the Office of Institutional Analytics
Roundtable Campus Data Discussion - Julie Sanchez, Director of the Office of Assessment & Academic Program Review
- PowerPoint [Forthcoming]
- Notes [Forthcoming]
What's Your Opinio? Survey Research with Opinio - Elisha Allen, James Contreras, Donna Gutierrez, Academic Technologies
- Big Book of Dashboards by Steve Wexler, Jeffrey Shaffer, and Andy Cotgreave
- Dear Data by Giorgia Lupi and Stephanie Posavec
- Effective Data Visualization by Stephanie Evergreen
- Observe, Collect, Draw! by Giorgia Lupi and Stephanie Posavec
- Presenting Data Effectively by Stephanie Evergreen
- Storytelling with Data by Cole Knaflic
- The Art of Statistics by David Spiegelhalter
- The Signal and the Noise by Nate Silver
- Weapons of Math Destruction by Cathy O'Neil