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1 Vision Area of Focus Success Metrics* * All success metrics to be completed by Spring ’08. Commitments to ActionStatus Provide access to quality and efficient programs and services to ensure student success. Access Grow enrollment by 5% Aggressively market/outreach to prospective students. Strengthen high school collaboration by articulating & developing programs to support students educational goals. Collect data on students from immigrant, low-income, and other underrepresented groups by August, Completed In Progress Curriculum and Programs Expand curriculum & programs by 10%. Increase certificate/degree distance ed. courses by 25% Develop non- credit/community ed. programs Review established timeline and conduct comprehensive program reviews in every academic discipline and student services area according to the prescribed timeline. Streamline curriculum committee process by incorporating more electronic procedures, proactive workshops & training on course outline development, and state regulations. Create plan to develop additional vocational /workforce programs, seek grants to support programs (i.e. SB 70) Analyze and clearly define existing mini-certificate programs and link with student success. Assess current distance education courses leading to a full certificate/degree program. Develop plans for expansion. Review and revise campus technology plans and train faculty in distance education technology such as WebCT In Progress Completed In Progress Services Increase degree completion /transfers by 5% Increase retention /completion rate 10% Decrease students on probation by 10%) Provide students with opportunities to engage in a vibrant and active campus life. Improve current and develop new intervention programs designed to help students succeed. Develop comprehensive Learning Resource Center to assist student needs. Create 1 new transfer agreement and launch promotional campaign on transfer agreements Ensure faculty and staff have accessible data tracking tools. In Progress Completed In Progress Student Centered

2 Vision Area of Focus Success Metrics Commitments to ActionStatus Transform college image and enhance Partnerships with community, business, and educational institutions. Increase Visibility Increase community participation by 25%. Establish baseline data for community participation. Conduct faculty & staff survey to assess degree of community involvement. Develop and support a comprehensive and fully integrated marketing plan. Hire and provide support to a full time webmaster. Create an EVC information section in the Evergreen Times, The Villager & local high school newspapers. Increase community participation in (regularly scheduled) campus events and advisory boards No Progress Completed Develop Strategic Partner- ships Create 8-10 new joint partnerships Expand strategic partnerships with major industry clusters, Economic Development Agencies and the region’s Small Business Development Center. Initiate 3 new K-12 vocational ed. partnerships Identify partners for University Center at EVC Partner with religious & community organizations to develop offsite educational programs and services. Negotiate with VTA regarding adequate/improved bus service and direct routes for EVC students. In Progress In Progress/No Progress Bring College to the Community Establish 3-5 new off-site services & programs (2-3 targeted to immigrant population) Conduct community needs assessment survey by population segments to include senior homes, churches, 40+, immigrant groups, lifelong learners. Launch offsite classes - credit/no credit offerings centers, high schools, community centers, churches, etc.) and establish locations to offer offsite registration and college services. No Progress In Progress Community Engagement

3 Organizational Transformation Vision Area of Focus Success Metric Commitment to ActionStatus Create a trusting environment where everyone is valued and empowered. Build Community Increase employee participation in college-wide activities 50% Increase successful resolution of complaints 50% Communication outlets will increase by 50% Provide an annual employee survey to measure satisfaction, needs, and climate in order to have a baseline and measure progress. Expand schedule of events during work hours including multicultural & community building events. Create regular employee/family campus event. Identify options to support employees resolving issues before grievance & formal complaints (example: Campus Conciliation Team). Develop communications tools to increase outlets, such as student newspaper, website, IM, employee/student portal, handbooks/manuals. Adopt Diversity Action Council guidelines as Campus Communications Guidelines and introduce them to all campus organizations, employees, and students. No Progress In Progress No Progress In Progress Employee Development Increase employee participation 50% Increase opportunities for employee professional growth & recognition 50% Establish employee participation/opportunity baseline Continue offering ongoing training and evaluate and initiate new training. Secure & allocate staff development funding within the college budget. Provide incentives and access to employees to participate in staff development opportunities. Expand employee recognition program to include professional and community awards. Implement a leadership program open to all employees who wish to participate. No Progress In Progress Completed No Progress Transparent Infra- structure Increase access to clearly written policies & procedures 25% (Employee survey) Conduct audit of policies and procedures to evaluate and prioritize areas for development. College wide communication at all points of decision making process. Implement open resource allocation process. In Progress Competed