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Webinar: STARS 2.2 Data Quality Series: Deep Dive into Report Review
February 3, 2022 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EST
FreeThe second in a series on STARS data quality, the Deep Dive into Report Review webinar will guide institutions and reviewers through the reporting assurance process. Pre-submission review of STARS reports has been recognized by AASHE as a powerful tool for improving data quality, and peer reviews are increasingly found to be mutually beneficial. In addition to improving report quality, conducting an external review in particular can promote inter-campus collaboration and knowledge sharing, which can lead to other sustainability advancements and benefits. During this webinar, experienced reviewers will share guidelines on what to expect at each stage of the review process. The webinar will cover strategies for identifying a reviewer, setting timelines and expectations, providing reviewer access, getting acquainted with the review template, conducting the review, addressing conflict, and more. A Q&A session will be included, and opportunities for peer networking will be provided. This webinar is ideal for institutions seeking review as well as individuals tasked with reviewing a report.
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The first webinar in this series was STARS 2.2 Data Quality Series: Promoting Accuracy and Addressing Common Issues. You can access a recording of the webinar.
Presenters
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Monika Urbanski, Data & Resources Manager, AASHE Monika joined AASHE in Summer 2011 and currently manages AASHE publications, resources and STARS submission review. Before coming to AASHE, Monika worked in institutional research, planning and assessment at Frostburg State University. During that time, she helped launch the University’s Learning Green, Living Green (LGLG) sustainability initiative and developed LGLG’s first climate action plan. Monika holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor’s degree in Foreign Languages from Frostburg State. |
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Alex Davis, Interim Asst. Director University Sustainability Practice, Arizona State University Alex has been involved in higher education sustainability for over a decade and managed or contributed to STARS submissions for 10 institutions. He currently supports Arizona State University’s sustainability reporting, water conservation, and fleet electrification efforts. Previously, he supported sustainability work at schools in the Greater Boston area. As part of this work, he managed the sustainability office at Babson College. Alex also serves as a member of NASPA’s Sustainability Knowledge Community: https://www.naspa.org/division/sustainability |