ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs Section VII. Development of Student Skills Scope of assessment tool section The following is Section VII of the ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs. The form will guide you through a self-assessment of how the development of student skills, such as use of chemical literature, laboratory safety, communication, teamwork, and ethics, are addressed at your institution. Other sections of the tool address other aspects of chemistry-based education. For a more in-depth evaluation of chemistry or chemistry-based technology education at your institution, use the complete ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs. If you intend to submit your work to ACS for feedback, you must use the complete assessment tool. However, you may include your work on individual sections. Contact the ACS Undergraduate Programs Office (, 1-800-227-5558, ext. 6108) for more information. The assessment tool is a resource developed by ACS to facilitate the assessment of chemistry education with respect to the ACS Guidelines for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs. The assessment tool is designed to allow chemistry faculty and administrations to assess the achievements and areas for improvement of the chemistry-based programs and courses at their institution. Developed by two-year college chemistry faculty, it is managed by the ACS Undergraduate Programs Office with input from the Undergraduate Programs Advisory Board and the Assessment Review Panel. For tips on completing the form and more information on the assessment tool, visit or contact the ACS Undergraduate Programs Office (, 1-800-227-5558, ext. 6108). VII. Development of Student Skills See Section 7 of the ACS Guidelines for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs, p. 16-17. What chemical literature publications are available to students? (Check all that apply.) Online (full Off-campus Print subscription) access Chemical Abstracts™ Other journal databases (specify): Chemical & Engineering News Science Nature Journal of the American Chemical Society Accounts of Chemical Research
ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs Section VII. Development of Student Skills Scope of assessment tool section The following is Section VII of the ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs. The form will guide you through a self-assessment of how the development of student skills, such as use of chemical literature, laboratory safety, communication, teamwork, and ethics, are addressed at your institution. Other sections of the tool address other aspects of chemistry-based education. For a more in-depth evaluation of chemistry or chemistry-based technology education at your institution, use the complete ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs. If you intend to submit your work to ACS for feedback, you must use the complete assessment tool. However, you may include your work on individual sections. Contact the ACS Undergraduate Programs Office (, 1-800-227-5558, ext. 6108) for more information. The assessment tool is a resource developed by ACS to facilitate the assessment of chemistry education with respect to the ACS Guidelines for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs. The assessment tool is designed to allow chemistry faculty and administrations to assess the achievements and areas for improvement of the chemistry-based programs and courses at their institution. Developed by two-year college chemistry faculty, it is managed by the ACS Undergraduate Programs Office with input from the Undergraduate Programs Advisory Board and the Assessment Review Panel. For tips on completing the form and more information on the assessment tool, visit or contact the ACS Undergraduate Programs Office (, 1-800-227-5558, ext. 6108). VII. Development of Student Skills See Section 7 of the ACS Guidelines for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs, p. 16-17. What chemical literature publications are available to students? (Check all that apply.) Print Online (full subscription) Off-campus access Chemical Abstracts™ Other journal databases (specify): Chemical & Engineering News Science Nature Journal of the American Chemical Society Accounts of Chemical Research