The Office of the Provost is pleased to present a plan of action in response to the feedback from the university’s second COACHE survey, administered in 2023. Click the story link to access the new action plan.
Recordings of the October 2023 town hall presentations on the results from the second COACHE survey are now available.
The faculty survey for COACHE II has concluded, and the response rates have been published to the COACHE website at the Office of the Provost’s digital presence. The unit with the highest overall response rate also received a special incentive. Click the story link to learn more.
Because COACHE is an iterative process, following the implementation of an action plan based on the 2019-2022 cycle, the university is beginning another three-year venture of measurement, evaluation, action and assessment with a new survey.
COACHE, affiliated with the Harvard Graduate School of Education, is an iterative process. Now, Georgia State begins the cycle again. To kick off the new round of COACHE, the university will hold a virtual town hall on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
The end of last academic year marked the conclusion of the most recent three-year Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) faculty satisfaction cycle, and Georgia State has made a lot of progress in achieving the actions it outlined when the COACHE survey results were first shared in 2020-21. The Office of the Provost is pleased to share a report that puts Georgia State’s progress into perspective as this latest cycle ended. Click the story link to learn more about how to obtain a digital or print copy.
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