Welcome UA Board of Regents, September 2012 Dr. Rick Caulfield, Provost Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka.

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Welcome UA Board of Regents, September 2012 Dr. Rick Caulfield, Provost Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka

UAS MISSION Student learning enhanced by faculty scholarship, undergraduate research and creative activities, community engagement, and the cultures and environment of Southeast Alaska.

UAS VALUES EXCELLENCE—continuous improvement DIVERSITY—respect & understanding ACCESS—innovative & inviting COLLABORATION—dynamic partnerships SUSTAINABILITY—educating for the future STEWARDSHIP—responsible & accountable

UAS CORE THEMES STUDENT SUCCESS TEACHING AND LEARNING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH & CREATIVE EXPRESSION

STUDENT SUCCESS What is it? Confidence Competence Juneau Commencement 2012

STUDENT SUCCESS Overcoming obstacles Developing mastery Creating a livelihood UAS Sitka Campus

STUDENT SUCCESS Becoming a lifelong learner Giving back

TEACHING & LEARNING Active, engaged learning Place-based learning

TEACHING & LEARNING Supportive learning environments Setting high expectations

TEACHING & LEARNING Global awareness Knowledge of arts, cultures & languages

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Meeting community needs High demand occupations UAS Center for Mine Training Representative Cathy Munoz

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Service to others Creating a better Alaska for our children

RESEARCH & CREATIVE EXPRESSION Creating new knowledge and insight

RESEARCH & CREATIVE EXPRESSION Engaging students in the process of discovery Encouraging creativity

UAS CORE THEMES ALIGN WITH UA STRATEGIC DIRECTION UAS CORE THEMES Student Success Teaching and Learning Community Engagement Research/Creative Expression SDI THEMES Student Achievement Productive Partnerships K-12 & Industry Research & Development to Build and Sustain Alaska’s Growth Accountability

HOW ARE WE DOING? Record Number of Graduates in AY grads UP 16%

HOW ARE WE DOING? More Graduates in High Demand Occupations UP 7.9%

HOW ARE WE DOING? Admitted UA Scholars UP 21.5% Enrolled Graduate Students UP 3.8%

HOW ARE WE DOING? Undergraduate retention & persistence UP 3.2% UAS Ketchikan Campus

HOW ARE WE DOING? Non-credit offerings UP 15.2% Student tuition & fees UP 4.8% Research expenditures UP 13.6%

ONGOING CHALLENGES Full-time students DOWN 3.3% Part-time students DOWN 6.6% Baccalaureate retention DOWN 4.5%

SO WHAT IS THE KEY TO STUDENT SUCCESS? It starts with all of us… It is the quality of engagement with students by faculty and staff.

THE GOOD NEWS…. STUDENTS COME TO UAS BECAUSE OF EXCELLENT FACULTY 84% are satisfied or very satisfied with faculty (2012 McDowell Group Student Retention Report)

THE GOOD NEWS…. STUDENTS COME TO UAS BECAUSE OF EXCELLENT STAFF Three-quarters of all students cited “responsiveness of staff to student needs” as a highlight of their UAS experience --McDowell Group 2012

CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES Flat budgets—quality advising and retention are key New resources will come from within Declining federal funding Increasing scrutiny & accountability Small university with personalized approach Great opportunities for active, engaged learning Expanding technology-enhanced learning Building on the distinctive assets of Southeast Alaska

LOOKING AHEAD Focus on our mission: student learning & success Academic excellence: Program Reviews & assessments Successful NWCCU accreditation Year 3 Improving student retention & timely completion Aligning with K-12 partners Improving strategies for college readiness Community partnerships & workforce development

PRESENTERS Dean Deborah Lo, UAS School of Education Ronalda Cadiente-Brown, PITAAS (Preparing Indigenous Teachers and Administrators for Alaska’s Schools) and Jasmine Jackson (Village Teachers) Dean Marsha Sousa, UAS Vice Provost for Research Paul Brewster, Assistant Station Director, USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station Rick Edwards, Lead Scientist, USDA Forest Service Héen Latinee Experimental Forest, Juneau, AK Dean Sousa, UAS School of Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor Xh’unei Lance Twitchell Nae Tumulak, UAS undergraduate student

Native Student Success at the University of Alaska Southeast Presented by: Ronalda Cadiente Brown, PITAAS Director Jasmine Jackson, Village Teacher Director

Dr. Walter Soboleff (1908 – 2011) Kaajaakwti, T’aawchan, L’eeneidi This year, we are rededicating a building to Dr. Soboleff. We honor his wisdom, leadership, and advocacy for culture, traditions, and education.

Native Student Success at the University of Alaska Southeast 1.Preparing Indigenous Teachers and Administrators for Alaska’s Schools. (Funding Source: U.S. Department of Education PR#S356A110035) - Scholarships - Native and Rural Student Center - Wooch.een 2. Village Teacher Grant. (Funding Source: U.S. Department of Education PR#S299B ) -- Scholarships - Induction - Research

Preparing Indigenous Teachers & Administrators for Alaska Schools (PITAAS) Goals: Increase Alaska Native teachers and administrators in Alaskan schools (Kindergarten-High School) Address the shortage of Alaska Native teachers (less than 5% of the teaching force). Scholarships for AK Native students Provide support services to students in the program Provide cultural learning opportunities

Village Teacher Grant Goals: Increase the number of high qualified Alaska Native educators in tribal communities by at least 25. Increase tribal capacity to build support for local educator candidates after federal funding ends. Program Support: Provide support and resources to cohorts via distance.

Village Teacher Grant Awards Graduate Student Cohorts –16 M.Ed. Reading Specialist –11 M.Ed. Mathematics Specialist –2 M.Ed. Educational Leadership ( ) Tuition and books Stipend and child care support for full time students

PITAAS Native Student Support Services & Activities Scholarships Foundations/Native Education Class Mentoring Tutoring Native and Rural Student Center Wooch.een Faculty Seminars/Cultural Infusion

Preparing Indigenous Teachers and Administrators for Alaska Schools 2012 Graduates12 PITAAS Students41 Elementary BA12 Secondary BA9 M.A.T Elementary 5 Masters of Arts in Education 15 Village Teacher Grant Students M.Ed. Reading 16 M.Ed Mathematics 11 M.Ed Educational Leadership 2 (Recruitment for cohort ) Current Student Summary

Native and Rural Student Center Purpose: Provides Native Alaskan students with a campus "home base" where they feel welcome and at home. Allows them to observe role models, interact with peers, and receive encouragement to adjust to and succeed in the UAS environment while helping them to maintain a sense of their own. Plans and implements culturally relevant activities on the university campus and in the community.

Cultural Activities Wooch.een Club Traditional Foods Oratory competition NRSC home away from home Native History Month Spoken Word Gathering of the Drums Native Graduation Celebration Etc..

Gunalchéesh to the following for making this presentation possible: The Aakw’ Kwáan The UAS Community and Chancellor Pugh U.A. Department of Education

PRESENTERS Dean Deborah Lo, UAS School of Education Ronalda Cadiente-Brown and Jasmine Jackson Dean Marsha Sousa, UAS Vice Provost for Research Paul Brewster, Assistant Station Director, USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station Rick Edwards, Lead Scientist, USDA Forest Service Héen Latinee Experimental Forest, Juneau, AK Dean Sousa, UAS School of Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor Xh’unei Lance Twitchell Nae Tumulak, UAS undergraduate student

PRESENTERS Dean Deborah Lo, UAS School of Education Ronalda Cadiente-Brown and Jasmine Jackson Dean Marsha Sousa, UAS Vice Provost for Research Paul Brewster, Assistant Station Director, USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station Rick Edwards, Lead Scientist, USDA Forest Service Héen Latinee Experimental Forest, Juneau, AK Dean Sousa, UAS School of Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor Xh’unei Lance Twitchell Nae Tumulak, UAS undergraduate student

University of Alaska Southeast

Thank You! Gunalchéesh!