The Dyad: A Course and Instructor Survey, v. 2

Authors

• Illinois State University, Student Senate, Academic Affairs Commission

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Description

Dyad surveys were conducted annually between the late 1960s and early 1970s by the Student Senate's Academic Affairs Commission. They sought to compile statistical ratings and personal comments from students regarding general education courses they were enrolled in, with the aim of assisting future students in selecting the "best" sections and instructors. The frankness of the public course reviews, as well as potential bias built into the questionnaires and sampling strategies, led to a great deal of controversy on campus and the eventual abandonment of the Dyad project.

Publication Date

4-1969

Publisher

Illinois State University, Student Senate, Academic Affairs Commission

City

Normal, IL

Recommended Citation

Illinois State University, Student Senate, Academic Affairs Commission, "The Dyad: A Course and Instructor Survey, v. 2" (1969). Student Government Association Publications. 1.
https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/sgap/1