We are excited to share with you the latest enhancement to Marshall University’s commitment to openness and informed decision-making: the refreshed Institutional Data page is now available on our Institutional Research and Planning website. This is not just an update—it is a revolution in how we handle and share data.
What’s New?
Our upgraded webpage is not just about new looks—it is about empowering you with tools that are as easy to use as they are powerful. The new user-friendly dashboards are equipped with dropdown data slicers, allowing an unparalleled depth of exploration into the university’s data. It is tailored for everyone: students, faculty, staff, and community members, offering a clear and detailed window into the university’s various facets.
Key Highlights
- Interactive Dashboards: Dive into different data dimensions, from enrollment numbers to faculty statistics.
- Customizable Views: With our slicers, you get to control what you see, focusing on the information that matters most to you.
- Ease of Use: The interface is intuitively designed for both the seasoned data analyst and the curious newcomer.
We’re Listening
Your perspective is crucial. We rely on your feedback to evolve and improve. Have a question? A light-bulb moment? A dashboard you would love to see? Reach out. Your voice will help ensure that our data tools meet the diverse needs of the entire Marshall community.
Looking Ahead
And there is more on the horizon. Keep an eye out for workshops hosted by the Office of Institutional Research. These will not be your typical workshops—they will be a key to unlocking the full potential of our data resources. They are about giving you the skills to not just understand but also to apply data in meaningful ways at Marshall University.
Join us. Enhance your data literacy, and harness the power of data in your daily role. We are not just sharing data; we are building a community of informed, empowered decision-makers.
Here’s to a future where numbers become knowledge, with data!
Brian M. Morgan
Chief Data Officer, Marshall University