Dear Colleagues: Georgetown is trying to achieve more transparency with sharing our institutional data (enrollment, employee counts, etc but not financial) and programmatic university/institutional survey results (seniors, enrolled students, parents...), and are looking to develop guidelines or a policy. Obviously, we would not include "small N" groups that could identify individuals, info subject to IRB rules, "sensitive info" (grades, certain faculty info, health data...). This would not, of course, apply to faculty and student research data. Mostly, it would be categorized as "institutional improvement" data, much of which is designed to answer reaccreditation questions.... and more!
Do you have a "transparency" policy about what you make available to "the public", internally to employees, students, and "need to know?" If so, would you please share it with us? We are especially interested in responses from private colleges and universities. Thanks in advance. Best, Ardoth PS: I have posted this to two "IR" lists. I apologize if this is a duplicate message. Ardoth A. Hassler Associate Vice President University Information Services and Executive Director Office of Assessment and Decision Support Georgetown University Washington, DC [email protected]
