PAC Strategic Workshop

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PAC Strategic Workshop Summer 2015 August 6th, 2015

Ground Rules Everyone participates; no one dominates Be comfortable, but be respectful of time Focus on the task at hand (cells off!) Use questions to network, share, learn Listen with an open mind; be receptive Trust the process Have fun—laugh, enjoy, learn!

Stories… Share significant event that changed your path Share significant people who changed your views It takes a village Organizations are living things, they are products of events and people who have molded and shaped them over time. Strategic Planning

Drivers 2013/14 3.2 Improve courses/programs through multiple measure analysis 5.2 Ensure instruction and services are equitable and consistent across RC locations 5.3 Staffing plan aligned with district

Met, Met with caution or Unmet??? Drivers 2014/15 5.2 Ensure instruction & services are sufficient, equitable & consistent across RC locations. 1.4 Develop strategies to address unique needs of students to aid their academic success. 4.1 Assess, maintain, & develop effective & relevant CTE programs in collaboration with business & industry partners. Met, Met with caution or Unmet??? Hand out SMART forms each paper to discuss what has been done and decide if the drivers have been met, met with caution, or unmet Report out – if met they go on window side – if unmet they go back on the wall

Same story… different story… Different perspectives

Outcomes Five outcomes were chosen in the last two years 1.3, 2.1 (both years), 3.1, 3.3 and 6.2 Each table preassigned to two Brainstorm what has been done to support these outcomes in the last two years, and decide if your group thinks they have been MET, MET with Caution or UNMET If unmet what needs to be done? Report out Each outcome will be called out – the tables that had them will report out what has been done and they will say if they felt it was met, met with caution or unmet – if unmet what needs to be done?

1.3 Increase students’ campus and community engagement in order to facilitate persistence and completion rates. What has been done? Met, Met with Caution or Unmet? If met – move it to the window side, if unmet what needs to be done? Is it easy or hard?

2.1 Evaluate course offerings to ensure sequencing that will allow students to finish a program in a reasonable amount of time. What has been done? Met, Met with Caution or Unmet? If met – move it to the window side, if unmet what needs to be done? Is it easy or hard?

3.1 Align curriculum to increase certificates and degree completion What has been done? Met, Met with Caution or Unmet? If met – move it to the window side, if unmet what needs to be done? Is it easy or hard?

3.3 Provide and support opportunities for faculty development that foster innovation. What has been done? Met, Met with Caution or Unmet? If met – move it to the window side, if unmet what needs to be done? Is it easy or hard?

6.2 Promote communication and collaboration about college programs, services and activities between Reedley, Madera, and Oakhurst. What has been done? Met, Met with Caution or Unmet? If met – move it to the window side, if unmet what needs to be done? Is it easy or hard?

If outcomes are met – they are moved to the window If outcomes are not met – what can we do? As a body decide if it is something we could put on a SMART form and do in addition to our drivers this year yes or no?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO8MwBZl-Vc Set up the video – there is a commercial on it – so set it up.

Where are we? Started with 25 objectives – take a highlighter Drivers done? Outcomes done? Remaining ? Read them – are any others done? For Example… 5.4 is done! 5.4 Reedley, Madera, Oakhurst will support Willow International in its efforts to become a college. Discussion How many are remaining?

Voting Time Dot stickers passed out Vote on the left side of the posters Priority list Second voting if necessary – top 6 only (can be less if necessary)

Affinity Diagram Three Drivers 1. 2. 3. Three Outcomes

Opening Day Agenda Planning Update Vision 2025 EMP Strategic Plan Vision 2025 goals handed out, EMSI gap analysis explanation handed out – plan will be written with recommendations at the end of the document – recommendations will be informed from both internal and the external scan – this is the opportunity for internal input of what we should be doing.