The University of Wisconsin System continues to provide a high quality environment for learning, according to a new report released this week in conjunction with the February meeting of the Board of Regents. During 2000, the System met or exceeded its targets on 14 of the 20 measures. Last year, the Board of Regents authorized the development of a revised and expanded reporting process.
Standardized surveys are one way of assessing student, faculty and alumni perceptions.
They also provide base-line benchmarks against which future performance can be measured. Efficient and effective stewardship of resources. It reflects the hard work of thousands of faculty and staff, the leadership of our chancellors, and public support for our mission. Good performance on any indicator this year does not guarantee good performance next year. She added that making significant progress in some of the categories will depend on the outcome of the 2001-03 budget process.