Cheryl Aschenbach Ginni May ASCCC North Representative

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CTE, Noncredit, Counseling, and Adult Education/AEBG - What Do They Have in Common? Cheryl Aschenbach Ginni May ASCCC North Representative ASCCC Area A Representative CTE Leadership Committee, Chair Noncredit Committee, Chair Career and Noncredit Education Institute May 5, 2018, Westin South Coast Plaza

Activity At your table, choose the following representatives: A notetaker A spokesperson to report out after the activity

Conference Strands Career Technical Education Noncredit Education Counseling and Student Services Adult Education/AEBG Improving Instructional Practices

Prompt 1 As a group, come up with some examples of where you feel CTE, Noncredit Education, Counseling and Students Services, and Adult Education/AEBG are overlooked as initiatives are brought forward to the college and statewide.

Prompt 2 As a group, come up with some examples where CTE, Noncredit Education, Counseling and Students Services, or Adult Education/AEBG are front and foremost at the college or within statewide initiatives.

Prompt 3 Considering your responses from Prompts 1 and 2 along with take-aways from the breakout sessions so far, identify some of the overlapping or complementary characteristics among and within CTE, Noncredit Education, Counseling and Student Services, and Adult Education/AEBG.

Prompt 4 Considering your responses from Prompts 1 and 2 along with take-aways from the breakout sessions so far, identify ways which faculty in CTE, Noncredit Education, Counseling and Student Services, and Adult Education/AEBG programs can collaborate to the benefit of students.

Table Reports

Take-aways

Questions and Comments Is there anything else would you like to know? Should we consider a joint institute again next year, or separate events? Was there anything missing from this institute that would be good to consider for the next institute?

Thank you!