Mission Fulfillment Update on Core Themes

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Mission Fulfillment 2018-19 Update on Core Themes

Introduction Why we establish core themes: In 2016, as required by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), the College established four themes to represent the core of the institution’s mission. Purpose of core themes: 30,000 foot indicators to equip the board and others with enough information to probe as needed Mission Fulfillment at CCC: The College has 25 indicators, each with its own threshold To fulfill overall mission, CCC expects to meet or exceed thresholds for 70% of indicators CCC is currently at or above thresholds for 76% of indicators

CCC’s Core Themes Academic Transfer Career & Technical Education Essential Skills Lifelong Learning

CCC’s Core Themes Academic Transfer Career & Technical Education We prepare learners to transition to a four-year institution and attain their goals for further education. Career & Technical Education Essential Skills Lifelong Learning

CCC’s Core Themes Academic Transfer Career & Technical Education We prepare learners to attain their education and training goals for career advancement through programs and services that reflect regional labor market needs. Essential Skills Lifelong Learning

CCC’s Core Themes Academic Transfer Career & Technical Education Essential Skills We prepare learners for high school completion, English language proficiency, and foundational courses in mathematics, reading, and writing. Lifelong Learning

CCC’s Core Themes Academic Transfer Career & Technical Education Essential Skills Lifelong Learning We provide professional, cultural, and personal development opportunities—as well as the enrichment of our community—through training, non-credit courses, and events.

Communicating Updates Communication with the college community, including the Board of Education, on progress toward mission fulfillment are done through— Annual Mission Fulfillment Updates to the Board of Education Core Themes Scorecard Core Themes Dashboard

Overview of Scorecard The Core Themes Scorecard provides a snapshot of: The full list of indicators that have been established Trend data to track performance for each indicator Thresholds for success that have been established for each indicator The following are considerations when setting thresholds: CCC’s historical performance The performance of peer Oregon community colleges Anticipated impact of major CCC efforts

Possible Student Journey Essential Skills Career & Technical Education Academic Transfer Lifelong Learning

Essential Skills Indicator 3.1 Background: Students often place into developmental education courses upon starting at CCC Question: Are students prepared to complete the necessary coursework for their program? What we are working toward: Align outcomes between developmental education reading/writing and math courses and college-level writing and math courses

Career & Technical Education Indicator 2.4 Background: CCC prepares students for employment Question: Are students gaining employment in a relevant field? What we are working toward: Increase students’ employment in relevant fields through: Surveys and focus groups Feedback from advisory groups Alignment between programs and the job market through Guided Pathways

Academic Transfer Indicators 1.4 and 1.5 Background: CCC strives to support timely student completion and/or transfer, and provide all students an equitable opportunity to complete and/or transfer Question: How do we best support all transfer students? What we are working toward: Develop clear transfer pathways to ensure students can complete and/or transfer successfully Identify and reduce barriers along the pathways to close achievement gaps

Lifelong Learning Indicator 4.6 Background: The strength of Community Education hinges on the strength of our partnerships and the satisfaction of our partners Question: How satisfied are our partners with our efforts to address the growing needs of the community? What we are working toward: Create new partnerships and actively respond to identified community needs

Overall CCC Performance The College has established a 70% threshold for overall mission fulfillment. CCC met or exceeded thresholds for… The College meets mission fulfillment. 18 out of 25 indicators (72%) 2017-18 19 out of 25 indicators (76%) 2018-19

Next Steps Disaggregate data to develop a better understanding of the most urgent needs. Partner with college committees and workgroups to build action plans designed to improve performance relative to indicators and thresholds (e.g., Strategic Enrollment Management Plan). Empower more members of the CCC community to get involved with mission fulfillment through ongoing communication efforts, including widespread sharing of the Core Themes Scorecard and Dashboard.

Core Theme Teams Academic Transfer Career & Technical Education Sue Goff, lead George Burgess Carol Burnell Elizabeth Carney Lisa Reynolds Essential Skills Tara Sprehe, lead Stefan Baratto Darlene Geiger Dave Mount Suzanne Munro Lisa Nielson Career & Technical Education Cynthia Risan, lead Dustin Bates Elizabeth Carney Sue Goff Shalee Hodgson Wes Locke Sharon Parker Lifelong Learning Sunny Olsen, co-lead Matt Goff, co-lead Teresa Robertson

Questions?