The focus of this session was program principles. Because our assessment-in-community methodology is based on students’ evaluations whether or not a program’s foundational principles are being reflected in practice, we discussed the importance of making our program principles, not only reflective of the importance of community/collaboration in our respective programs, but also written in accessible language for students. Participants drafted some of these principles, and shared them with the group for informal feedback.
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