OIE Knowledge Sharing
This webpage is devoted to sharing knowledge related to the OIE's research and assessment work.
OIE Events
The following events are for the Pepperdine community only.
Refresh your assessment skills and learn more about the OIE data that can support your work (for faculty and staff).
Understand the OIE's role and how it affects your study at Pepperdine (for students).
A two-day event that provides a holistic overview of the OIE's scope and duties.
Upcoming event
Previous Events
OIE Student Researcher Opportunities
OIE has both undergraduate assistant and graduate researcher positions all year long.
Student Researcher Duties and Benefits
Student researchers support the OIE by ensuring data quality and accuracy, and by advancing educational research by synthesizing original research.
Student researchers benefit from learning research design, conducting a literature review, and utilizing data visualization software. Student researchers also have a chance to submit their research for presentation at local conferences.
OIE student researcher Kaitlyn Lopez (on the left) presented at the 2023 California Association for Institutional Research (CAIR) conference with original research on adopting alternative identity labels by nationally ranked universities, supervised by the OIE's assistant eirector of institutional research, Arturo Covarrubias-Paniagua (on the right).
Did You Know?
The OIE’s “Did You Know” (DYK) campaign project launched in spring 2022. The project shares knowledge from the OIE’s educational and institutional research activities via DYK Databytes.
Did you know that fall 2023 incoming students reported that the academic reputation of Pepperdine was the predominant reason they decided to enroll? Other top reasons were Pepperdine’s location and its Christian mission. Read more in the OIE’s Incoming Student Survey Snapshot on the Survey Results Page.
Curious for more? View the DYK archive below or request DYK Databyte here!
