Help promote NSSE

Now is the time to encourage student participation in the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE), and underscore the value of student input in the continual improvement of the student experience at WSU. NSSE opens Thursday, February 28, with email invitations to all seniors and first-year students.

Faculty and staff can join the effort by encouraging senior and first-year students to complete NSSE. Promotional materials are available for download at https://nsse.wsu.edu/help-promote-nsse/

Promotional efforts can include:

  • Hanging flyers or posters in offices or high-traffic areas
  • Posting reminders in Blackboard or on social media
  • Making an in-class announcement

The Provost’s Office, Institutional Research, and the Office of Assessment of Teaching and Learning greatly appreciate your help with this university-wide promotion of NSSE taking place on all WSU campuses.

Questions? Please contact Anne Peasley by emailing anne.peasley@wsu.edu or calling 509-335-1352.

Additional information about NSSE at WSU is available at https://nsse.wsu.edu/

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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