Hundreds of E-mails and fax messages later, CAPS has grown into an international organization composed of over 300 assessment and planning specialists from nearly every state, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Japan. To accomplish this mission, members communicate primarily via an internet list server . Information is also provided through the CAPS Web Site and an annual conference.
Members communicate primarily via an Internet list server.
Information is also provided through the CAPS Web Site and an annual conference. Membership The Consortium for Assessment and Planning Support is open to all individuals interested in planning and assessment in higher education. Finances All members shall pay dues as approved by the Executive Board. Membership runs for one year from the date dues are paid. The officers of CAPS shall consist of a president, a vice president, a community college constituent representative, a university constituent representative, three members at-large, a secretary, a treasurer, a communications coordinator, membership coordinator, and the immediate past president.