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3. Satisfaction of Employers and Employment Milestones (Component 4.3 | A.4.1) 3. Satisfaction of Employers and Employment Milestones (Component 4.3 | A.4.1) Academic Year 2019 - 2020 Employer Satisfaction Survey 2020 Follow-Up % of employers responses at satisfactory or above satisfactory on multiple measures within each of the OSTP Standards OSTP #1 100% Students OSTP #2 100% Content OSTP #3 100% Assessment OSTP #4 and #5 100% Instruction and Learning Environment OSTP #6 96% Collaboration and Communication OSTP #7 99% Professional Responsibility and Growth Employer Milestones Reported: All employees have been maintained and all have started and completed the Resident Educator Program. Substituting in a year long 3rd grade position and doing outstanding job, Hired a candidate prior to graduation. Student Teacher Milestones Reported: Maintained 4.0 GPA, Teach Grant (2), Merit based scholarship and Horizon Science Scholarship and Music Scholarship, Legacy Grant, Prespyterian Scholarship, Alumni Scholarship, Nancy Wilson Recruitment Fund, Dean's list, STEM Scholarship, Teach English in Spain for a Scholarship year and Dean's List all semesters, Dean's List all four years and John Glenn Scholarship and Gleason Memorial Scholarship, Agnes Moorehead scholarship, Theatre Scholarship, Gleason Memorial Scholarship Art Club, Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), Sigma Alpha Lota and Lota, Alpha Sigma Alpha and Anime Club, Equality Alliance and QASA, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Director and CNS Student Supervisor, Circle K International, Treasurer and President of CEC, VP of Campus KDP, Resident Advisor and Theta Phi Alpha President and Theatre member and choir and chamber singers member, Sorority Education Involvement Honorary, Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority and Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Honorary, Kappa Delta Pi Educatoin Honorary and Order of Omega Greek Honorary, CEC, Kappa Delta Pi, Chi Alpha Nu, Theatre, Women's Basketball team, Choir and wind ensemble and theatre, theatre and spirit band and wind ensemble and MTE and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Alpha Psi Omega Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi, Dean's List and Art-Education and Academic Honor Society, Dean's List (6 semesters) and Kappa Delta Pi and Omicron Delta Kappa, 4.0 GPA, Beta Beta Beta Biology Honorary and KDP honorary and SAI music honorary and Dean's list, Honor Society Awards/ offer, Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Kappa Phi, James L Smith in Mathematics award 17-19 and Kappa Delta Phi and Phi Kappa Phi and Lambda Recognition: Sigma and Kappa MU and Epsilon and Omicron Delta Kappa, KDP honor society, Scholarship to maintain attendance at MU, First year award, Kappa Delta Phi and Alpha Psi Omega and Order of Omega honoraries, KDP education honorary, Dean's list (2), rivington and vocal award, Gleason award and Taylor Stultz award for best senior seminar Alumni Milestones Awards none provided Special Projects Leader in Me Lighthouse team member Grants Licking Count retired Teachers grant for supplies Pursuit of further Reading Endorsement, M/M to M/I license and Reading Endorsement (2), 4-6 generalist, Dual MM in Vocal performance and Vocal Pedagogy Degrees or from NYU steinhardt, Reading Endorsement (2) Licensure Community none provided Recognition Committee Work PBIS BLT, Advisor NHS and softball coach, cross country and trach assistant coach, Devilettes Dance co-coach and co-leader of the Girls group Leadership Roles paired with Muskingum Behavioral Health, member BLT and PBIS committee.
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