Bonner Leader Program Start-Up Guide

Step 6: Tracking and Reporting

Campus directors & coordinators, students, and community partners are all involved in the tracking and reporting for the Bonner Program. From tracking a student’s status to assessing the programs impact we have developed a number of tools to capture the work of the Bonner Program.

(a) The Bonner Web-Based Reporting System (BWBRS)

BWBRS provides a web-based means of managing the information flow and capturing important data for analysis. Campuses use BWBRS not only to track the hours served by students but the impact the program is having on the student (through the Community Learning Agreement) and the community (through the Service Accomplishments.)

(b) Bonner Student Impact Survey

This is the Bonner Foundation's longitudinal Student Impact Survey (as reported by the students) and is administer to Bonner Leaders as an Incoming Survey when they initially enroll in the program. An Outgoing Survey is administered after the final year of the program has been completed.

(c) Campus Impact Assessment

The Bonner Foundation is in the early stages of planning a campus impact assessment survey. This survey would seek to measure and document the impact the Bonner Program is having on helping create a campus-wide culture of service at participating institutions.