An Equal Opportunity University UK Academic Readiness Program Roll-out this winter targeting at-risk students admitted for Fall 2009.

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An Equal Opportunity University UK Academic Readiness Program Roll-out this winter targeting at-risk students admitted for Fall 2009

An Equal Opportunity University Challenge Before Us Provost’s War on Attrition (e.g., one goal is to raise graduation rates to 64% in 3 years) KY Admin Regs (13 KAR 2:020) requires UK to remediate students with ACT sub-scores below 21 in reading 19 in math 18 in English UK 1st- to 2nd-year retention rate ~75% for F’06 entering cohort; record high ~81% F’07

An Equal Opportunity University Target Population at UK 24.9% % students in UK’s last 5 entering cohorts fall below KY standard for readiness Past 3 entering cohorts show students admitted with deficiencies identified by ACT (doesn’t include ~300 students who take only SAT) ~100 students show deficit in all 3 content areas ~2X more may need help in reading than math

An Equal Opportunity University Intentional Engagement “Students are more likely to stay in schools that involve them as valued members of the institution. The frequency and quality of contact with faculty, staff and other students have repeatedly been shown to be independent predictors of student persistence.” - Vincent Tinto

An Equal Opportunity University

Academic Readiness Program Goals Incoming at-risk students will: 1.Establish networks for success with faculty, librarians, advisors and support staff 2.Successfully complete intro courses/workshops 3.Create lasting peer relationships that support best models for student learning at UK

An Equal Opportunity University Stages in AR Program I.After at-risk students are admitted/confirmed  Social networking, COMPASS placement, tutoring  Early Summer Advising Conference (June 22) II.Summer Academy (for students with 2 deficits)  Start 2 weeks before K-Week, sustain through 1 st week  Online tutoring and AE consultation program III.First year experience  Dual enrollment for MA108R  Learning communities with intro courses & UK101

An Equal Opportunity University Key Points of Action Academic Readiness liaisons in each college Dual Enrollment Agreement & SAP interface College/advisors decide general approach to ARP students’ learning plans to track success Post-admit social networking content/leadership Advisor handbook (map at-risk student options) TAs for extra contact hour in closed sections of ANT160, HIS108, SOC101, GEN 100, ENG104

An Equal Opportunity University Role of Office of Retention & Student Success Serve as support for colleges in preparation for and during summer advising conferences –Hobsons Retain students: VIP page and social networking with peer mentors advisors: regular reports on students admitted/confirmed –COMPASS placement tests per academic area –Facilitate online tutoring w/learning plan on VIP page Tracking student progress/performance in FYE

An Equal Opportunity University Feedback Issues of Concern ??? Good Stuff ???