INCREASING STUDENT SUCCESS: USING DATA TO SUPPORT BEST PRACTICES.

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INCREASING STUDENT SUCCESS: USING DATA TO SUPPORT BEST PRACTICES

SERVICE DISTRICT PROFILE 26% have not completed high school 35% less per capita income than WA State 43% Latino Data source: US Census Bureau 2013 Quick Facts

STUDENTS – 1,903 TOTAL FTE 96% test into developmental math 71% receive need-based financial aid 82% first generation Data source: BBCC Institutional Research ; need-based financial aid retrieved from Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges Academic Year Report ,447 TOTAL HEADCOUNT

BOARD ACTION The Board encouraged pursuit of Hispanic- Serving Institution (HSI) grants to support student success and supplement dwindling state funding BBCC received two Title V Grants and an HSI STEM Grant, all promoting student success

BIG BEND COMMUNITY COLLEGE One Stop STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER CREATE Student Leadership Mentors PEER Advocates SI Leaders Peer Tutors CREATE Online Student Services Orientation Academic Early Warning Advising Financial Aid Library Services *Student Achievement Initiative *AmeriCorps Retention Project *Connect2Complete *AmeriCorps VISTA *Graduation Project CREATE Faculty Engagement Faculty Fellows CREATE Student Engagement Service Learning Checkout Laptops Checkout Books Leadership Training CREATE SPACE Student Success Center

Create Space Student Success Center

P.A.C. Program Peer Advocate Coaches One Class, One Mentor at a Time Create Student Leadership 14 PAC Leaders 398 Mentees Washington Campus Compact Connect2Complete

CREATE SI LEADERS AND TUTORS 60 Tutors 23 SI Leaders

Peer to Peer Mentoring Program Create Student Engagement 60 Mentors 200 Mentees WCC AmeriCorps Retention Project

MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY Service Learning Projects

Create Book and Laptop Loans 100 laptops 300 book loans 6 cameras

TRAINING & LEADERSHIP CLASS SI Leader/Tutor training includes : *Expectations*Professionalism *Ethics*Attendance *Confidentiality*Dress/Grooming *Safety*Recordkeeping *Roles: SI Leaders vs. Tutors* Tutor/Instructor Relationship

CREATE FACULTY ENGAGEMENT Faculty Fellows Washington Campus Compact Connect2Complete

ONLINE STUDENT SERVICES ACADEMIC EARLY WARNING ORIENTATION ADVISOR DATA PORTAL

Culture of Evidence

*students who had completed at least 15 credits during their first year

NATIONAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE BENCHMARK PROJECT (NCCBP) – 2012 RESULTS 272 community colleges participated nationally

WHAT WE KNOW BBCC is having success with retention & employment BBCC is improving performance in pre-college math BBCC is improving student success by SAI measures BBCC can correlate specific interventions with success, retention, and/or completion

WHAT ARE THE REMAINING CHALLENGES Increase research capacity Sustain grant activities Keep strategies that impact students the most Human Resources and training Increase fiscal resources to bring to scale and sustain student success activities Continue to improve technology and facilities to support student success

BBCC CONTACT INFORMATION Terry Kinzel Director of Title V Grants Big Bend Community College Starr Bernhardt Research Analyst III Connect 2 Complete Summit November 7, 2013 University of Washington Talaris Conference Center ents/ntwkmeeting2013.shtml Valerie Kirkwood Dean of Institutional Research and Planning