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The Assessment Committees Digital Assessment Project Fall 2014

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Methodology 10% of Students, faculty and staff were selected at random to participate. Directions for submitting photos was initially sent on October 8, with reminders on October 20 and 31 before a November 7 closing date. 13 individuals responded, 42 photos were submitted from faculty, staff and students.

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Well-Lit Campus Campus is always very well lit. I really appreciate being able to see and be seen when going to work early in the morning.

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Flooded Sidewalks The sidewalks flood whenever it rains, making it difficult to get across campus. This problem is especially bad in front of Brady and Osborn

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Follow thru This should have been cleaned up after the project was completed. The items have been forgotten in the flower beds for weeks.

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Tardis By placing the Tardis on campus, this small student group received a lot of no cost social media attention. Good job.

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Fletcher entrance This project should never have been started during GLSW. Didnt anybody think of that??

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Stained ceiling tiles Ceiling tiles are relatively inexpensive. Wouldnt take much to fix this situation. Students actually asked me to take pictures of this.

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Dirty window I\m not sure the last time the outside of this window was cleaned. How come nobody notices this??? Simple and cheap fixes to make the place look professional. Lack of attention to detail in many areas.

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Student Teaching We offer students extraordinary regional experiences such as doing their student teaching on Mackinac Island.

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Motor Pool Car Every time I have taken a LSSU vehicle it has been really clean and ready to go on time. Adam has also been fast to process requests for cars.

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Library 278 This lecture room has water stains on the ceiling, the hole in the ceiling that is sort of covered with computer paper, and old carpeting. It could really use at least paint and new carpeting. Several of the large freshman classes use it and we are much better than this room showcases!

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The Environment A first year seminar student recently commented how much she more likes this classroom with movable furniture than her other classes.

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LSSUs ARL Primary entrance to LSSUs Aquatic Research Laboratory. Taken during the winter to make a point to southern friends about our hostile research environment.

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Atlantic Salmon Atlantic Salmon take at the ARL. The exposure to practical work in the field there was, to me, one of the better aspects of LSSU.

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LSSUs ARL Fluffy and Cuddles, the ARLs pet Lake Sturgeon.

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Fine Arts LSSU Theater Program

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Fine Arts LSSU Dance Program

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Fine Arts LSSU Dance Program

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Hiawatha Sportsmans Club Opportunities to work in the field with local area interests: picture from Fisheries Management field lab at Hiawatha Sportsman\s Club.

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Hiawatha Sportsmans Club Opportunities to work in the field with local area interests: picture from Fisheries Management field lab at Hiawatha Sportsman\s Club.

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Hiawatha Sportsmans Club Opportunities to work in the field with local area interests: picture from Fisheries Management field lab at Hiawatha Sportsman\s Club.

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Local Environment Brisk local environment

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Local Environment Local outdoor recreational opportunities

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History Area with a profound native history

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Local Environment Access to wilderness second to none

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Local Environment Remoteness - some people like it

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Local Environment Mystique of the Superior shoreline

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Campus Fall Colors Peacefulness on campus in the morning

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A touch of the Outdoors Fallen leaves giving a serenity of the what the north has to offer.

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Campus Salute Sun rises as a way to start a great day on campus.

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Shouldice Library Concrete facing requires power washing, stains are visible from weathering. Not appealing to the eye.

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Honoring Senator Walter H. North By order of Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, U.S. flags were lowered to half-staff Wednesday, Nov. 5, in honor of former state Sen. Walter H. North, of St. Ignace.

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Historic Building Sign commemorating LSSU Administration Building on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Ontario Hall Ontario Hall is a Living Learning Community residence for Honors Program students.

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Defibrillator In case of an medical emergency, a Lifepak CR Plus Defibrillator is conveniently located in the Cisler Center lobby.

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Algoma Steel smoke An unflattering view of Algoma Steel across the St. Marys River.

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Collaborative learning Collaborative learning in nursing class

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Well kept Nursing Lab Well maintained Nursing Skills lab in Crawford Hall

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Pediatric Emergency Cart Recent acquisition through student fees and foundation funds for complete Pediatric Emergency Care and Lifepak 12 for teaching and learning emergency child care.

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Birthing at Sim Center Use of high fidelity manikin to simulate birth emergency.

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Teddy Bear Toss for Charity LSSU supports our Military local charities in many ways. This night was dubbed as Veterans Night and all active military, reserve guardsman and veterans were allowed free entry to the game. There was also a teddy bear toss to benefit children during Christmas time. Soldiers from local units were in attendance in uniform - and were honored.Also - LSSU student volunteers were in the Norris Center lobby, where they collected clothing and non- perishable foods. Anyone who donated got a coupon for a free pop at the concessions stand.

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Continuing Carpet in Norris Office suite

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Update Public Safety welcome