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Speak, Inspire, Transform

 

COACHE

Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education

 

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COACHE Faculty Survey

Marist College is undergoing a multi-year improvement cycle through Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) Faculty Satisfaction process. Learn more about this process and keep updated here.

The Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education is a research-practice partnership based in the Harvard Graduate School of Education. COACHE studies the work lives of faculty, gathering data that can help administrators create a better faculty experience. Studies are conducted in partnership with college and university leaders in both faculty and administration. The survey assesses key aspects of the faculty experience and results are used to inspire actions and improvements.

About

Led by the Harvard Graduate School of Education, a national leader in assessing institutions of higher education, the survey assesses key aspects of the faculty experience. Survey results are used to inspire concrete actions and improvements.

Timeline

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COACHE at Harvard

COACHE is a research-practice partnership and network of peer institutions dedicated to improving outcomes in faculty recruitment, development, and retention. More than 300 colleges, universities, and state systems have used COACHE data to identify strengths and introduce change.

Timeline

Marist College is undergoing a multi-year improvement cycle through the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) Faculty Satisfaction process. This timeline reflects the steps being taken to complete the survey and maximize the impact of the resulting data.

Team

Seven individuals who represent each of Marist's six schools, as well as the office of academic affairs will guide the faculty through this inclusive process.
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Message from Catherine Gunther Kodat, Provost and Dean of Faculty

"Bringing Harvard’s COACHE Faculty Job Satisfaction Survey to Marist College gives us the tools to identify and nurture the conditions leading to truly engaged teaching and learning. By comparing Marist’s results with those of other leading institutions, the COACHE survey provides vital information about how we can support and develop our diverse intellectual strengths to build programs advancing faculty development and equitable community."

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MAIN CONTACTS

Addrain Conyers, PhD (Co-Chair)
Assistant Provost for Faculty Development/
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
(845) 575-3000 ext. 3629
coache@marist.edu

 

Christopher Algozzine (Co-Chair)
Senior Professional Lecturer of Computer Science
(845) 575-3000 ext. 2146
coache@marist.edu