Estimating Effects and Inferring Implications 2016 Academic Academy Sacramento, CA Terrence Willett Senior Consulting Researcher RP Group.

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Estimating Effects and Inferring Implications 2016 Academic Academy Sacramento, CA Terrence Willett Senior Consulting Researcher RP Group

Purpose Explore the effect of the EOPS program by comparing EOPS participants to comparable non-participants on key student outcomes. First step in developing an ongoing system of collecting and compiling quantitative and qualitative evidence of EOPS impacts. Conducted in 2012

Study Partners Research and Planning Group for the California Community Colleges (RP Group) RP Group researchers conducting the analyses California Community College Chancellor’s Office Management Information System (COMIS) Data collection and database maintenance and access Volunteer Community College Districts 60 districts chose to participate

Security and Privacy Access to COMIS data via secure VPN to research database. No SSNs No birthdates No full names No individual student data reported No individual colleges reported

Related Research Preising (1979) conducted a telephone survey in 1973 at San José City College and found that EOPS participants were more likely to: obtain an associate’s degree, be enrolled after two years have grade point averages over 2.0, and be accepted at a four-year institution than students, however the study did not appear to implement any controls for differences in background variables.

Related Research, cont. Wurtz (2011) at Crafton Hills College compared first- time college EOPS and non-EOPS student enrolled in the same course sections and found: similar course completion rates, lower EOPS student course success rates, and higher EOPS student fall to spring retention. Differences in background characteristics between EOPS and non-EOPS students presented a limitation, partially mitigated as students were in same sections.

Methods 707,113 first-time students in fall 2004, 2005, 2006, college districts representing 97 colleges Tracked for 3 years 64,196 in EOPS sometime in the 3 year window 642,917 did not participate in EOPS in the 3 year window Statistical control techniques Propensity Score Matching (PSM) Multivariate Regressions

Control Variables Age in first term Gender African-American indicator Asian indicator Hispanic indicator High school graduate flag Received disability services Received Pell grant Level of first English course Level of first Math course Year of first college attendance First college attended

Outcomes One-year retention Two-year retention Earned degree or certificate within 3 years Transfer English success within 3 years Transfer math success within 3 years Transferable units completed within 3 years 60+ transferable units completed within 3 years Transferred to a four-year institution within 3 years

Technical Notes and Limitations PSM and regression produced similar findings Other possible control variables not available are: Parent education level, English proficiency, employment load, responsibility for dependents, personal support networks, individual motivation, health factors, etc. Only first time students beginning in fall included Timing and intensity of EOPS not analyzed 12 districts did not participate Statistical control study only with no qualitative

What Influences Achievement? Student engagement (Astin, 1984; Tinto, 1993) Student support Counseling and advising Tutoring Peer networking Social activities with college personnel and peers Increasing student self-efficacy (Rams, 2009)

Student Support (Re)Defined Kresge Foundation funded project 3 year study ( ) Examined how community college students – particularly African American and Latino – use supports Identification of strategies that: Facilitate persistence and completion among underrepresented students Scalable Cost-effective

New Context for EOPS Renewed Equity Planning with funding Student Success and Support Program (SSSP) Increased focus on completion Accelerated English and math California Assessment Project (CAP) Statway, Quantway Common Assessment Initiative (CAI) Multiple Measures Assessment Project (MMAP)

Your Input How do you expect to use the findings of this study? How are your EOPS programs and Equity Plans linked? Knowing this study is limited, what might you like to see in future studies? Other comments or questions?

Fabio Gonzalez, CCCEOPSA President San José City College Will Bruce, CCCEOPSA Past President Allan Hancock College RP Group Research Team Terrence Willett, Principal Investigator, Craig Hayward, Researcher Darla Cooper, Director of Research and Evaluation