Peer Review Resources - Materials, Contact Information, Calendar, Testimonials

Introduction / How it Works /  Peer Monitor Training /  One Program Director's Story / Resources

For more about peer reviews - or to schedule one:
 For questions about peer reviews, or to request a review, contact  Scott Clyde, Chair, National Association of Special Programs Peer Review Committee and University of Idaho TRIO Training, Education Building, Room 110-D; PO Box 443080, Moscow, ID 83844-3080; phone: 208.885-9091; fax: 208.885-2825.  

Materials you'll be asked to provide
     To see materials directors will be asked to provide during a peer review, visit the NASP Peer Monitoring web site and select the Materials button. 

Calendar
     For a calendar of upcoming NASP or Peer Review events, see http://www.calsnet.net/peer_monitoring

Testimonials "The single most helpful process..."
     You've seen Lucia Lorea's story about her Peer Monitoring experience. For more reviews, go to http://www.its.uidaho.edu/peermonitoring/new_page_4.htm
     Here's one: Mary Parthemer, Director of the TRIO Learning Center at Eugene, Oregon's Lane Community offers the following report: 
     "The Peer Monitoring and Site Review was the single most helpful process my staff and I have participated in. The most beneficial information included: 

• Suggestion/recommendations on how to
  complete the Annual and Interim Performance Reports simply and
  clearly; 

• Tracking of TRIO students throughout their tenure at LCC;

• Ideas for compiling back-up information/clarification about disability
  documentation in participant files. 

There was no part of the Peer Review Process that was not beneficial. I would strongly recommend
(and have made recommendation to colleagues) that all new Programs have the opportunity to participate in the Peer Monitoring Process."

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Lucila Loera, director of Washington State University TRIO Student Support Services requested a review just months after she assumed leadership. Her story