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End of Cycle Summary

The End of Cycle Summary is completed at the end of your evaluation cycle (not annually). The Office of Accreditation and Assessment, through the Peer Review Committee, reviews assessment work every two years. You will be prompted to complete this summary when your cycle is due—either in odd or even years, depending on your college or program.

? Video Tutorial

Watch: End of Cycle Summary
This short video explains when and how to complete the End of Cycle Summary.
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Steps to Complete the End of Cycle Summary

  1. Navigate to the End of Cycle Summary

    • In the left-hand menu, go to Assessment → End of Cycle Summary.

  2. Create or Edit a Summary

    • If you have not completed one before, click the green and white plus button to create a new response.

  3. Complete the Required Sections

    • Executive Summary
    • Activities and Priorities Impact
    • Summary of Action Plans and Needs
    • Anticipated Cost of Needs
    • Completion Status

  4. Use Supporting Resources

    • Refer to your Program Assessment Review Rubric and assessment reports to provide a comprehensive summary.

Purpose

The End of Cycle Summary should provide a clear picture of:

  • Program priorities
  • Identified needs
  • Plans for moving forward

Tip: This summary should be something you could share with a chair, dean, or administrator to communicate program priorities and resource needs.

Need Help?

Contact the Office of Accreditation and Assessment:
? Phone: (870) 972-2989
? Location: Room 610, Dean B. Ellis Library
? Email: assessment@astate.edu

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