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A Course Every Department Can (Should?) Teach–Graduating Senior Survey

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A Graduating Senior Survey course has been required of Agricultural Business majors at Iowa State University since 1997. Specific course goals include collecting valuable outcomes assessment information while, at the same time, assisting graduating seniors with various graduation issues. The format of this course is intended to facilitate the administration of an academic program rather than to disseminate specific, subject-matter knowledge. As such, experiences and observations from past offerings of this course should have widespread appeal and relevance.

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  • Deiter, Ron, 2003. "A Course Every Department Can (Should?) Teach–Graduating Senior Survey," ISU General Staff Papers 200306010700001499, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:isu:genstf:200306010700001499
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