The course evaluations system was recently upgraded for SU23. Preliminary documentation for the new Question Personalization (QP) experience is posted here but will be updated along with the new Subject Management (SM) guide no later than the week of 6/12. For questions, please contact evals@wustl.edu.
The Washington University Course Evaluation system is jointly maintained by the Office of the University Registrar and each participating school/program. Below you will find information about how to navigate the system. Scroll down to find additional help and contact information.
Evaluation Tasks
Students, are you ready to complete your course evaluations? Instructors, are you ready to add personalized questions, view response rates, or access personalized reports? Click the dashboard link below to access all course evaluation tasks:
Evaluation Results
I’m an instructor. How do I access my eval results?
Specialized reports for instructors, chairs, and administrators are available after logging into the Course Evals Dashboard above.
I’m a student or advisor looking for public eval reports.
Evaluation Help
I’m having technical issues or have additional questions.
Please contact the WashU Course Evals Team at evals@wustl.edu. You are also welcome to contact the appropriate school/program eval administrator as outlined below. Users in the College of Arts & Sciences are encouraged to first contact their department administrator.

QP
Question Personalization allows instructors to add course specific questions to the evaluation questionnaire. You will be notified via email when QP is available.
SM
Subject Management allows instructors and staff to monitor response rates and send personalized email messages to non-respondents. You will be notified via email when SVM is available.
System upgrade 5/30 — New instructions coming soon!
CTL
The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) offers resources and workshops to help with QP, result interpretation, etc. More information here.
Danforth Campus
School | Contact | Phone | |
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Arts & Sciences | Jennifer Kohl | jkohl@wustl.edu | 314-935-4938 |
Brown School | Melissa Arnold | m.arnold@wustl.edu | 314-935-3320 |
Arts & Sciences – Graduate | Angela Potter | angelapotter@wustl.edu | 314-935-6738 |
Law School | Mandy Wortmann | a.wortmann@wustl.edu | 314-935-6200 |
McKelvey School of Engineering | Sarah Anderson-Durham | sarah.anderson@wustl.edu | 314-935-6189 |
Olin Business School | Shannon Laidlaw | shannon.laidlaw@wustl.edu | 314-935-7614 |
Sam Fox School | Aaron Akins | aakins@wustl.edu | 314-935-6205 |
University College | Amanda Mueller | amanda.mueller@wustl.edu | 314-935-6720 |
Medical Campus
Program | Contact | Phone | |
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Applied Health Behavior Research (AHBR) | Sara O’Neal | saraoneal@wustl.edu | 314-454-5113 |
Audiology and Communication Sciences | Rene Miller | millerrp@wustl.edu | 314-747-0103 |
Division of Biostatistics | Kim Freels | kfreels@wustl.edu | 314-362-1384 |
Clinical Investigation | Karlee Kreienkamp | k.kreienkamp@wustl.edu | 314-935-8535 |
Program in Genetic Counseling | Elizabeth Yoder | e.yoder@wustl.edu | 314-454-2861 |
Institute for Informatics | Andrea Krussel | krussela@wustl.edu | 314-273-1676 |
Medical Physics Division | Julie Follman | jfollman@wustl.edu | 314-273-3933 |
Nursing Science | Judy Frain | jfrain@wustl.edu | |
Occupational Therapy | Shannon Eckhoff | eckhoffs@wustl.edu | 314-286-1616 |
Physical Therapy | Alice Morland | amorland@wustl.edu | 314-286-1401 |
Population Health Sciences | Faith Tyler | ftyler@wustl.edu | 314-747-3935 |
Rehabilitation and Participation Sciences (RAPS) | Abby King | abigailking@wustl.edu | 314-286-1619 |
FAQs
Below are some Frequently Asked Questions for both faculty/staff and students.
You will be sent a system-generated email when any course evaluation task or report becomes available. You can also access your eval tasks and reports anytime via the Course Evals Dashboard. Click the Log in to your Course Evaluation Dashboard button above. Then enter your WUSTL Key.
Evaluations are administered on a rolling basis throughout the semester. An evaluation for a given course will typically open the Monday prior to the last day of class. End dates/due dates for evaluation tasks are displayed on the Course Evals Dashboard. If you have questions about the evaluation period for a specific course, please contact evals@wustl.edu.
Virtually all Washington University schools and programs use WashU Course Evals. For a list of participants see the eval administrator listing above.
Please note: MD program evaluations are administered through a separate system by the Office for Medical Student Education. For more information about MD course evals, please contact OMSEsurveys@email.wustl.edu.
To students: Because your feedback is so critical to improving the learning community at Washington University, there is no formal way to opt out of course evaluations.
To instructors: The decision to evaluate a course is typically made at the school/program level. Courses such as independent study, internship, etc. may be excluded from course evaluations. Please contact the appropriate school/program eval administrator if you have questions about a specific course
Yes. Question Personalization should be available for all courses being evaluated. QP is not offered for midterm evals. As an instructor, you will be notified via email when QP opens for your course(s). For more information, instructions, and additional FAQs please view/download our How-To Guide:
Instructions for Question Personalization (PDF)
Response rate monitoring should be available for all courses being evaluated. We call this access Subject View Management. Instructors and administrators will be notified via email when SVM opens for a course. For more information, instructions on response rate monitoring, and additional FAQs please view/download our How-To Guide:
Instructions for Subject View Management (PDF)
Students can link to their course evaluations via the link provided in their invitation email. They can also access course evaluations anytime at evals.wustl.edu, through WebSTAC, or through Canvas.
The Office of the University Registrar generates aggregate feedback reports that include both numeric (quantitative) and comment-based (qualitative) feedback. Individual student identifiers (e.g., names, IDs) are in no way attached to evaluation responses within these reports. Reports are prepared and distributed within a hierarchy that allows higher level users access to all reports in their area.
- Course Instructors and Assistants
- Departmental/Program Directors and Administrators
- School Administrators and School Deans
- University Administrators
The quantitative feedback for select schools/programs is also available at evals.wustl.edu. Access is WUSTL Key protected.
Yes, course evaluation responses are kept confidential. The Office of the University Registrar will report only aggregate feedback and will never include the source of individual responses on any report distributed at any level.
The matching of respondent names to eval responses can only be done by system administrators. Access to this information is an involved process requiring several levels of approval and would only be done in extreme cases (e.g. threats of violence). Instructors and department level administrators cannot match names to eval responses.
Course evaluation reports for end-of-term course evaluations are not distributed until the deadline for final grades has passed and all evaluation periods have closed. The final evaluation period for a given semester may include courses ending after the last day of the regular session.
Course evaluation reports for midterm course evaluations are typically distributed the Tuesday after midterm evals close. Please note, not all schools/programs participate in midterm evals.
To instructors: You will receive email notification when reports become available.
To students: The quantitative feedback for select schools/programs will be available at evals.wustl.edu after all other reports have been distributed. This will only include end-of-term evaluations.
Course evaluation reports no longer have a respondent threshold. This means reports are generated without regard for the number of responses or the response rate. You may see threshold not met on reports generated prior to Summer 2018.
Please contact the Course Evals Team at evals@wustl.edu. You are also welcome to contact the appropriate school/program eval administrator as outlined above. Users in the College of Arts & Sciences are encouraged to first contact their department administrator.
Legitimate course evaluation emails will always be addressed from The WashU Course Evals Team (evals@wustl.edu) and include a WashU logo at the bottom. You may also receive emails from an instructor sent directly from the eval system. If you are uncomfortable clicking on the email link, you can always access your evaluation tasks via the Course Evals Dashboard above.
The WashU Course Evals Team includes system administrators in The Office of the University Registrar as well as school/program level staff from all participating areas. We are invested in promoting course evaluations at WashU. We encourage participation in the process and constructive use of eval feedback by instructors, departments, schools, and at the university level.