2. COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT-LEVEL BENCHMARKING Summary of Findings

7/7/2000


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2. COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT-LEVEL BENCHMARKING Summary of Findings

OBSERVATIONS ON PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKING

ACADEMIC REPUTATION Overview

OSU REPUTATION BY ACADEMIC AREA Arts and Humanities

OSU REPUTATION BY ACADEMIC AREA Engineering

OSU REPUTATION BY ACADEMIC AREA Life Sciences

OSU REPUTATION BY ACADEMIC AREA Physical Sciences/Mathematics

OSU REPUTATION BY ACADEMIC AREA Social/Behavioral Sciences

A QUICK REVIEW OF THE NRC SURVEY METHODOLOGY And an Observation

CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS Strong Correlation Between 93Q and Many Objective Variables

LINGUISTICS AND ANTHROPOLOGY Strong Correlation With Only a Few Variables

DEPARTMENT REPUTATION AND PERFORMANCE IS RELATED TO OBJECTIVE CHARACTERISTICS The Challenge is to Identify these Characteristics

POLITICAL SCIENCE OSU 17th Out of 98

PHYSICS OSU 24th Out of 147

ANTHROPOLOGY OSU 66th Out of 69

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING OSU 24th Out of 33

AN EXAMPLE: HOW THE NRC DATA MIGHT BE USED IN CHEMISTRY What Objective Metrics Drive Perceived Performance (93Q)?

IN CHEMISTRY, PROGRAM QUALITY IS CORRELATED WITH FEDERAL R&D EXPENDITURES Sample of Public Universities

FACULTY SIZE APPEARS HIGHLY CORRELATED WITH NRC QUALITY RANKINGS Though in Top Quartile, Correlation Diminishes

AMONG PUBLICS IN TOP QUARTILE, FACULTY SIZE REMAINS CORRELATED WITH QUALITY

TOP PROGRAMS HAVE ᡪ% OF GRAD STUDENTS EMPLOYED AS RAs Publics in Top Quartile

TOP PROGRAMS HAVE ង% OF GRAD STUDENTS EMPLOYED AS TAs Publics in Top Quartile

HOW NRC ANALYSIS MIGHT BE APPLIED TO SETTING STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Chemistry

WE HAVE ASSEMBLED THIS DATA FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS

POSSIBLE METRICS FOR ACADEMIC UNIT PERFORMANCE A Starting Point

2. COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT-LEVEL BENCHMARKING Summary of Recommendations

Author: Robert J. Perry

Email: perry.6@osu.edu

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