Program Review Software That Turns Evidence into Action
Nuventive helps colleges and universities transform academic program review by bringing assessment results, performance indicators, supporting evidence, improvement goals, and resource requests into one connected process.

Increase the Value — and Lower the Burden — of Program Review
How much time do faculty and staff spend searching for data, assembling self-studies, and recreating evidence for every program review cycle? Too often, the information they need already exists across assessment, institutional research, accreditation, and planning systems, but remains difficult to access and use.
Nuventive uniquely brings the narrative, supporting information, improvement goals, and resource requests together in one configurable process. Programs can complete evidence-based reviews more efficiently, while academic leaders gain a clear view of progress, priorities, and opportunities across the institution.
The ability to generate a complete program review report was a game changer. In the past, we had so many moving pieces but no way to compile them. Now, departments can analyze programs at a deeper level without manually combining documents. That feature was well received and is used regularly.
— Dr. José G. Carrillo, Associate Dean of Institutional Effectiveness, Imperial Valley College
How Nuventive Helps
From individual programs to institution-wide priorities, Nuventive connects review, evidence, and improvement across your organization.

Plan it. Do it. Prove it.
- Plan it. Configure program review cycles, templates, questions, responsibilities, improvement goals, and resource requests to match your institution’s processes.
- Do it. Present live reports, assessment results, KPIs, and other supporting information in context alongside each review question, so faculty and staff can make evidence-based decisions.
- Prove it. Generate comprehensive reports, monitor progress over time, and show how program improvements contribute to strategic goals, retention, graduation rates, and other institutional priorities.



