Steven Glogocheski, Ed.D.

Executive Director of Institutional Research and Sponsored Programs

Newark

ACK 214

(973) 353-1090

  • Institutional Research and Sponsored Programs

An experienced administrator with proven skills in statistics, the assessment of student learning and grants and sponsored research, Dr. Glogocheski became Director of Institutional Research and Assessment for the Rutgers School of Nursing in December 2016 and Executive Director of Institutional Research and Sponsored Programs in May of 2021.

At Rutgers School of Nursing, his responsibilities include:

  • Oversee all pre-award activities within the Office of Grants and Sponsored Research.
  • Internal assessments to measure, monitor, and improve the student experience – including periodic surveys of both current students and alumni;
  • Research and analysis focused on key metric criteria, such as student retention and admissions data;
  • Assessments of how well student learning corresponds to outcomes and expectations;
  • Assessments of standardized test results, pass rates on licensure exams (i.e. NCLEX), graduation rates, and employment rates;
  • Analyzing data to strengthen grant proposals and other research-based initiatives;
  • Studies and reports that are made for external stakeholders and utilized for national rankings and/or peer-comparisons.

Before coming to Rutgers, Dr. Glogocheski served as Director of Assessment at Long Island University’s Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Brooklyn.  There, his major responsibilities included providing leadership and oversight for curricular and programmatic assessment activities within the college to meet ACPE standards and helping manage the logistics of various assessment activities, including both quantitative and qualitative research methods.

Earlier, at St. John’s University in Queens, NY, Dr. Glogocheski was Associate Director of Academic Assessment in the Office of Institutional Research. There, he oversaw various assessment and evaluation initiatives for internal improvement and external stakeholders (e.g. Middle States Commission on Higher Education, TEAC, AACSB, etc.).

His previous positions also include serving as Director of Program Evaluation, and earlier as Evaluation Specialist, at the Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement House in Queens.  His research interests include social media in higher education.

Dr. Glogocheski holds four degrees from St. John’s University: a doctoral degree in education; an advanced certificate in instructional leadership; a master’s degree in criminology; and a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.