Institutional Examples:Links to Student Disclosures


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Colleges and universities make a great deal of useful information available to their students.  In many cases, the information is provided by the institution out of an increasing concern for "transparency" in communicating with its students.  In other cases, the information is required to be provided to students under federal or state regulations (e.g., the annual crime reports that colleges and universities have been required to provide in recent years).

Often this kind of information is not just passively made available to students through posting (as on the Web pages linked to below), but also is distributed directly to all students, and is given additional context and explanation through presentations by student affairs staff members.

Many private colleges and universities are creating even more effective and innovative ways to both communicate with, and listen to the views and concerns of their students.

 

Alabama:Spring Hill College
-- Retention rates
-- Safety
 
California:University of San Francisco
-- Safety
 
Connecticut:University of Hartford
-- Safety
 
Florida:Florida Institute of Technology
-- Safety
 
Indiana:Earlham College
-- College Policies and Guidelines
       - College Alcohol Policy
-- Campus Safety & Security Taylor University
-- Student Right to Know Reports
 

Maine:Bates College
-- Student/Faculty Ratios (past 20 years)
 
Massachussetts:Northeastern University
-- Student Survey Results
 
New York:Adelphi University
-- Student Profile, Fall 2005
 
Ohio:Ohio Northern University
-- FERPA Questions and Answers
 
Pennsylvania:Allegheny College
-- Departmental Fact Sheets (example)
 
Tennessee:Creighton College
-- Consumer Information Request Form