College and University Housing Assessment
The Association of College and University Housing Officers International (ACUHO-I), in partnership with EBI, are the premier providers of benchmarking assessments for university housing. The EBI-Housing assessment measures the effectiveness of USF's housing program from our student’s perspective. This assessment provides insight into resident perceptions and demonstrates to residents that their perceptions are important. Some areas addressed in this assessment include:
| Satisfaction: Hall/Apt Student Staff |
Climate: Fellow Residents are Respectful |
| Satisfaction: Hall/Apt Programming |
Climate: Sense of Community |
| Satisfaction: Dining Services |
Learning Outcomes: Personal Interactions |
| Satisfaction: Room/Floor Environment |
Learning Outcomes: Diverse Interactions |
| Satisfaction: Facilities |
Learning Outcomes: Manage Time, Study, Solve Problems |
| Satisfaction: Services Provided |
Learning Outcomes: Personal Growth |
| Satisfaction: Room Assignment or Change Process |
Satisfaction: College/University |
| Satisfaction: Safety and Security |
Overall Program Effectiveness |
| Climate: Fellow Residents are Tolerant |
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The EBI analysis includes two types of reports. Upper Level Summary Reports which give the reader a high level view of the performance of their institution and Lower Level Detail Reports which dig into the data to pinpoint details. Gender, ethnicity, and other demographic variables are included in the analysis in order to determine the degree to which intervention strategies may need to differ.
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2004-2005 |
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| 2005-2006 |
2006-2007 |
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