Love Data Week continues! Each day this week a special edition of the DAPIR Digest will hit your inbox highlighting Tableau workbooks and other rich data sources, data security ideas, events, and more. Remember to vote and join us as we celebrate data!
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Data at the Core—Exploring the Services DAPIR Provides
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DAPIR (Data, Academic Planning & Institutional Research) manages the structures needed to ensure the availability of accessible, usable, high-quality data. This allows us to provide meaningful information and analysis. Along with our campus partners, we promote an institution-wide data strategy and the use of data to inform strategic initiatives and planning.
Our duties, areas of expertise, and support include:
- Applying our knowledge of the institution and the broader higher education landscape to analyze information about our students, faculty, staff, and administrative operations to support strategic efforts at UW-Madison.
- Leading an enterprise data environment by developing, expanding, and optimizing UW–Madison’s institutional data.
- Informing strategic, academic, and budgetary planning decisions by conducting data, policy, and peer comparison analyses, providing context in a relevant and timely fashion.
- Leveraging technology to make data more available and accessible.
- Ensuring the institution maintains high-quality academic programming and operations through appropriate governance, including program review and academic policy development. This includes compliance with institution, UW System, state, federal, and accreditation requirements and reporting to the government, accreditation entities, and the public.
- Building robust stewardship of data and information, including facilitation of the Data Governance Council, to support effective management of institutional data, such as developing policy and implementing appropriate procedures and standards.
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Register now—there is still time to attend Love Data Week events!
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- Community Perspectives—Student and Data Use | Tuesday the 13th from 10 am to 11 am.
- Community Perspectives—Administrative Views on Ethics, Governance, and Data Use Tuesday the 13th, from 2 pm to 3 pm.
- The Xs and Os: Athletes, Assessment, and Academic Success | Wednesday the 14th from 9 am to 10 am.
- Data Governance Trivia | Thursday the 15th, from 1 pm to 2:30 pm.
- Community Perspectives—Bringing it All Together | Thursday the 15th from 3 pm to 4 pm.
- Data Viz Championship Showcase | Friday the 16th from 1 pm to 2:30 pm.
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Remember to Vote for BTAA Data Viz Championship
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Dr. Chloe Fouilloux (faculty/staff submission) and Prajakta Godbole (student submission) are representing UW–Madison at the inaugural BTAA Data Viz Championship and they need your votes!
- Voting is open through noon, February 16, 2024.
- Individuals can only vote once for the faculty/staff winner and once for the student winner.
- Individuals must be members of a Big Ten institution, as determined by the email address submitted on the voting form.
The challenge will be won by the visualization with the most votes in each category. Let’s help make Dr. Chloe Fouilloux and Prajakta Godbole champions! The BTAA's website has a complete list of faculty/staff and student entries from across the Big 10.
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