Co-Curricular Assessment

Co-curricular activities provided to students are vital to education in lifelong learning and compliment our students’ formal curriculum. Co-curricular student learning outcomes guide activities to provide opportunities to enhance student knowledge in a meaningful way.

Internship/Capstone Projects as Co-curricular Events

Internships and Capstone projects are considered co-curricular based on the experiential role they play in the students’ education. They may take place for a grade, as part of a required or culminating experience or they may be summer employment that a student discusses with an advisor, that is not a graded part of the required curriculum.

Faculty Internship/Capstone and Co-curricular Activity Survey  – Faculty complete for each semester internship/capstone or whenever a separate activity or event takes place within their program (multiple students or single students).

Student Internship/Capstone and Co-curricular Activity Survey – For student(s) participating in an Internship/Capstone or Co-curricular Activity within their program. Please share this link with students (or the QR Code below). (Faculty may request copies of the survey responses.)

Forms for Other Reporting on Co-curricular Activities

Student Success Co-curricular Activities

Staff Co-curricular Activity Survey – Any faculty leading a co-curricular activity for students, please complete this form.

NTC Activities for Co-curricular Learning-Survey – for student completion or use QR Code below.

QR Code for Co-curricular Survey

Instructions for Leaders of Co-curricular Activities

Co-Curricular activities provide a quick report and submit flyers to record the outcomes the activity was planned for. Additionally, a participant survey after the activity records the success of the activity and effectiveness of meeting the outcomes. All shared information about a co-curricular activity needs to include:

  1. A statement of the purpose of the activity on all activity announcements or flyers (What do you expect participants will learn?).
  2. And then, please, send a copy of your activity poster/invitation/announcement, for the record, to paula.demars@ntcmn.edu.

Co-curricular Student Learning Outcomes

The HLC defines co-curricular as: Learning activities, programs and experiences that reinforce the institution’s mission and values and complement the formal curriculum. Examples: Study abroad, student-faculty research experiences, service learning, professional clubs or organization, athletics, honor societies, career services, etc.

NTC has defined co-curricular activities with the following categories and student learning outcomes:

Cocurricular SLOs