FSSE 2010

Invitation to Participate
NSSE/FSSE Annual Timeline
Register for FSSE 2010

FSSE 2009

Participating Institutions
FSSE Overview

Course-Based Option

Typical-Student Option

Selected Results

FSSE 2008

Participating Institutions
FSSE Overview

Course-Based Option

Typical-Student Option

Selected Results

FSSE 2007

FSSE 2007 Overview
Participating Institutions

Course-Based Survey

Typical Student Survey

Selected Results

FSSE 2006

FSSE 2006 Overview
FSSE 2006 Insitutions

Course-based Option
Course-based Survey
Course-based Codebook

Typical Student Option
Typical-student Survey
Typical-student Codebook

FSSE 2006 Grand Frequencies
Doctoral (Very High)
Doctoral (High)
Doctoral
Master’s (Larger Programs)
Master’s (Medium Programs)
Master’s (Smaller Programs)
Baccalaureate - Arts & Sciences
Baccalaureate - Diverse Fields
Total Grand Frequency

FSSE 2006 Selected Results
Time Spent Preparing for Class
Faculty Time
Class Time
Faculty Participation in Professional Development
Differences in Emphasis on Deep Learning by Discipline

FSSE Sample Reports
Respondents Characteristics
Frequency
FSSE-NSSE Comparison

FSSE 2005

2005 FSSE - Demo (PDF)
2005 FSSE - Demo (HTML)
2005 FSSE - Promotional
FSSE 2005 Institutions
FSSE 2005 Overview

Grand Frequencies
Total
Upper Division
Lower Division
Other

FSSE 2004

Sample 2004 FSSE - PDF
Sample 2004 FSSE - HTML
FSSE 2004 Institutions
FSSE 2004 Overview

Grand Frequencies
Total
Upper Division
Lower Division
Other

FSSE 2003 - Pilot

Grand Frequencies
Lower
Upper
Other
Total

FSSE 2003 Schools
All Schools
Baccalaurate General
Baccalaurate Liberal Arts
Master's I
Master's II
Doctoral Extensive
Doctoral Intensive

FSSE Sample Report
Respondent Characteristics
Survey Look-alike
Frequency Distributions
FSSE & NSSE Comparison

A New Look for NSSE, FSSE, and BCSSE - Coming in 2010

NSSE is using its milestone 10th anniversary as a springboard to launch a new and updated visual identity. New logos and redesigned Web sites for NSSE, FSSE, and BCSSE will be introduced in 2010. Please check back for updates on this transition.

Registration for FSSE 2010 now closed

Registration for the 2010 FSSE has closed. About 150 institutions have registered to survey an estimated 50,000 faculty members in the Spring 2010 semester. Registration for spring 2011 will open in May 2010. Please contact your NSSE client services team if you have registration questions.

FSSE 2009 Selected Results are Now Available

Each year FSSE staff produce illustrated findings from the most recent administration, and downloadable syntax that participating institutions may use to reproduce the featured illustrations using their own institutional data. The selected results may be helpful if you are having trouble deciding which results may spark interest on your campus. Click here to view the new 2009 selected results or any of the selected results from past administrations.

FSSE Feature:
New Resources for Institutional Researchers and Assessment Officers

In the past year, FSSE has rolled out several new resources to assist institutional users in presenting their survey findings to campus audiences. Whether you are looking for ways to present your data to different campus audiences, seeking examples of how other institutions are using their FSSE findings, deciding which findings to highlight, or simply questioning how to get started with your FSSE results, we have resources to help!

"Working with FSSE and NSSE Findings: A Facilitator's Guide" offers tips on using your FSSE results to facilitate workshops, presentations, and discussions about student engagement practices with others on campus. It provides preparation notes for facilitators, outlines for addressing topics related to FSSE and NSSE data, and exercises and worksheets that that you may use to help others understand the utility of the survey data to your specific campus environment.

The FSSE Selected Results are illustrated findings from past FSSE administrations, and downloadable syntax that you may use to easily reproduce the featured illustrations using your institutional data. New selected results from FSSE 2009 were recently added to this section of our Web site.

"Using FSSE Data" is designed to help FSSE users think through the process of how your survey results may be best used and with which audiences they may be most effective. This document provides helpful hints on working with your FSSE results and presenting findings to various campus audiences, examples of how other institutions are using their FSSE results, and a guide to all the other resources FSSE provides.

These and other resources may be found in the "Resources" page underneath the FSSE tab to the left. If you would like to share how your institution uses FSSE results and have your institution's story featured on the FSSE Web site, or if you need additional information regarding any of the resources mentioned above, please contact us at fsse@indiana.edu.

FSSE on the Road

FSSE team members are scheduled to present findings from participating faculty at the following upcoming conferences:

ACPA College Student Educators International
Boston, MA, March 20-24, 2010
"How inclusive of diversity is your course or program?"
Thomas F. Nelson Laird
American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Meeting
Denver, CO, April 3 – May 4, 2010
"Documenting institutional support of and faculty engagement in the scholarship of teaching and learning"
Thomas F. Nelson Laird & Tony Ribera
Association for Institutional Research (AIR) Annual Forum
Chicago, IL, May 29 - June 2, 2010
"Exploring disciplinary differences using data from the Faculty Survey of Student Engagement"
Thomas F. Nelson Laird & Amy Garver
"A comparison of student and faculty academic technology use across disciplines"
Allison BrckaLorenz & Kevin Guidry