Integrated Plan Proposed Goals

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Integrated Plan Proposed Goals Student Success Collaborative June 13, 2017 E. Kuo, Equity Programs

Integrated Plan Template Due December 15, 2017 Plan spans two years Data does not need to be included in plan submission Goals and accomplishments based on 2015-16 plans Identify integrated plan goals Word count limit

Data-Driven Planning Student sub-groups Disproportionate impact Success rates Students transitioning to college-level Math and English Time it takes to transition to college- level Math and English SEP goals: access, retention, transfer, ESL/basic skills completion, degree/certificate completion

Data-Driven Planning Consider: Incoming student participation in orientation, assessment, ed plans Students on academic probation, referred and moved off probation Students transitioning from non-credit to credit Students earning non-credit CDCP certificates Students experiencing increased placement and course success rates Students referred to Owl Scholars (early alert), use service, experience course success Students registering post-SOAR events

Will look for intersections 2015-16 Goals Will look for intersections Basic Skills Student Equity Student Success and Support Program

Integrated Plan Goals Population Outcome Time Frame First-time new students placing in basic skills courses Outcome Successful completion to degree/transfer applicable course Time Frame ????

Integrated Plan Goal Areas Access Retention Transfer ESL/basic skills completion Degree/certificate completion Other

Integrated Plan Outcome Based Goals Basic skills completion Increase number transitioning to college-level Math and English Reduce time to college-level Math and English Close achievement gap Disproportionately impacted Improve success rates Course completion Degree/certificate Transfer

Integrated Plan Outcome Based Goals Identification and use of services Among those “at-risk” Collaboration High schools, community, workforce Improved non-credit success CDCP certificates, transition to credit

What Needle Are We Moving? Student places in ENGL 209 Student places in ENGL 1S Student places in MATH 235 Student places in NCBS 401A Student places in NCEL 411

Course Completion [through transfer level] Integrated Plan Model Course Completion [through transfer level] Instruction Mentoring Early Alert Counseling Tutoring Supplemental Instr Gen Programming Summer Bridge Evaluation Prof Dev

Goals for Consideration Decrease achievement gap among disproportionately impacted groups Increase persistence along basic skills pathways Increase completion along basic skills pathways Decrease time to completion along basic skills pathways Increase degree/certificate completion Increase identification and use of early intervention services

Goals for Consideration Increase participation in noncredit CDCP courses Increase non-credit to credit course transition Increase matriculation participation among disproportionately impacted groups Increase participation and persistence among dual enrollment participants