Shiloh Lovette serves as the Assessment Coordinator for the Office of Assessment, Culture, and Education, where she leads data-driven evaluations to measure the impact of the division’s initiatives. She is thrilled to collaborate with the Office of Community Engagement and Outreach and the Office of Equal Opportunity and Accessibility, developing and accessing annual divisional outcomes. She is committed to continuous improvement, which she considers a labor of love for the Vol community.

Shiloh brings a wealth of expertise in collaboration and equity-centered practices. Her practice is primarily concerned with creating and coordinating comprehensive, student-centered assessment practices to ensure that students from all backgrounds can thrive within the structures and systems of higher education. In addition to her role at the university, she serves as the Operations Coordinator for Student Affairs Assessment Leaders, a national organization dedicated to enhancing the capabilities and dialogue of assessment professionals in higher education.

Before joining the DAE team, Shiloh gained valuable experience in assessment roles at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and James Madison University. As a first-generation student, she is thrilled to hold both undergraduate and graduate degrees from Appalachian State University, where she also served as a graduate assistant in the Department of Campus Activities. In this role, she contributed to analyzing student engagement data and supported assessment efforts within the Division of Student Affairs. Shiloh credits these experiences with shaping her foundational belief in the importance of continuous improvement in higher education.

In her free time, Shiloh can be found listening and dancing to live music, volunteering for trash clean-ups and water sampling, and investing in our community