Save the Date: 4/30 & 5/1 SIS Enhancements First Look!
On 3/24 we shared a save the date for the First Look event. The email was formatted as a newsletter to make the information as
March 24, 2025
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On 3/24 we shared a save the date for the First Look event. The email was formatted as a newsletter to make the information as
We are hosting in-depth workshops in March and April with Ellucian and Vassar SIS users to ensure the system will meet the evolving needs of
Website launch: We’ve launched a dedicated website at go.vassar.edu/sisproject to keep you informed about the SEI and archive all project communications for your convenience. November
You can help keep your team informed and get the word out about the SIS Enhancement Initiative by downloading and printing out this flyer and
We’re excited to involve you in shaping the future of Vassar’s student information system (SIS)! The SIS Enhancement Initiative focuses on improving how we manage
This site has various resources to keep you up-to-date on the current status of the SIS enhancement project and opportunities for getting involved in the project. The content on this site will be regularly updated throughout the project, so make sure you come back periodically to see what’s new.
On 5/11/23 we shared an update that included a summary of the Huron SIS Assessment Report, recordings of an all-campus presentation about the report, and calls for feedback. The email was formatted as a newsletter to make the information as digestible as possible.
At the beginning of the Academic Year, Vassar undertook a project to conduct a “Readiness and Requirements” review of our Student Information System. The project was steered by a committee, whose membership is made up of multiple faculty members and representatives from the major units across campus that depend most directly on the SIS. This review was designed to include all processes related to the student records life cycle, from admittance to graduation.
The Readiness and Requirements review of our Student Information System (i.e. Banner, AskBanner, Preregistration) has been underway for a few weeks now.
As we have stated before, one goal of the review is to solicit broad input from throughout the college regarding how processes related to the student records life cycle work today, how they will need to work going forward, and what is most important to individuals in managing potential system or process changes that we may undertake in the future.
This is a reminder that as part of the Readiness and Requirements review of our Student Information System we will be holding 3 more feedback sessions this Friday, November 4th.