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I. Establishment of College-wide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO SLOAC Presentation to the Chabot College Council 11/7/08

I. Establishment of College-wide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO College-wide Learning Goals Communication Development of the Whole Person Global and Cultural Involvement Civic Responsibility Critical Thinking

I. Establishment of College-wide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Communication Development of the Whole Person Global and Cultural Involvement Civic Responsibility Critical Thinking Spring 2008 Faculty/Staff Survey: “I am familiar with the college-wide learning goals.” 55% Agree or Strongly Agree College-wide Learning Goals

I. Establishment of College-wide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Communication Development of the Whole Person Global and Cultural Involvement Civic Responsibility Critical Thinking Action Plan: Implement awareness campaign of the College-wide Learning Goals College-wide Learning Goals

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO AA AS Certificate of Achievement Certificate Communication Development of the Whole Person Global and Cultural Involvement Civic Responsibility Critical Thinking Certificate of Proficiency Programs College-wide Learning Goals

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO AA AS Certificate of Achievement Certificate Certificate of Proficiency

AA AS Certificate of Achievement Certificate Certificate of Proficiency I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Action Plan: form interdisciplinary group of faculty to develop Program Level Outcomes

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A. Faculty Survey Results Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly agree disagree N=104 1.The purpose of writing and assessing SLOs is clear to me.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A. Faculty Survey Results Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly agree disagree N=104 2.I believe the process of writing and assessing SLOs is valuable.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A. Faculty Survey Results Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly agree disagree N=104 3.The process of writing and assessing SLOs will improve student learning.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A. Faculty Survey Results Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly agree disagree N=104 4.I support the writing of student learning outcomes.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A.Faculty Survey Results Action Plan: continue to provide information on SLOs; update website; repeat survey in Spring.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A.Faculty Survey Results Action Plan: continue to provide information on SLOs; update website; repeat survey in Spring. B. SLOs Written - SLOs have been written for 63% of the courses offered Fall The majority of these have been entered into eLumen.

Action Plan: Fall 08, Faculty volunteers will participate in pilot study to identify the “bugs” in eLumen Spring 09, full implementation of eLumen

FLEX DAY OCTOBER 7, 2008 Conversations and Collaboration A.Faculty Survey Results Action Plan: continue to provide information on SLOs; update website; repeat survey in Spring. B. SLOs Written - SLOs have been written for 63% of the courses offered Fall The majority of these have been entered into eLumen. - We encountered several obstacles which we are currently addressing. I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO

Issue encountered 1.Courses that are no longer taught continue to be listed in the College Catalog and on the Chabot web site

Issue encountered Action Plan: Deans have been asked to identify courses that are no longer being taught. 1.Courses that are no longer taught continue to be listed in the College Catalog and on the Chabot web site

Issue encountered 2. Curriculum is in transition 

Issue encountered  Action Plan: None, SLOs must now be submitted during curriculum review -- issue will resolve itself with time. 2. Curriculum is in transition

Issue encountered 3. Some programs are taught entirely by adjunct faculty

Issue encountered Action Plan: for these programs, adjunct faculty will be given an opportunity for training in SLO writing and assessment. Adjuncts will be compensated for their time. 3. Some programs are taught entirely by adjunct faculty

Issue encountered 4. Physical education has an enormous course offering.

Issue encountered Action Plan: PE faculty will be provided assistance in developing common SLOs and rubrics. 4. Physical education has an enormous course offering.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO “Work in Progress”

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Identify Outcome (SLO) Gather Evidence Interpret Evidence Implement Change Fall Flex Day 2008 Spring Flex Day 2009

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Identify Outcome (SLO) Gather Evidence Interpret Evidence Implement Change Fall Flex Day 2008 Spring Flex Day 2009 Action Plan: the morning of Spring Flex-day will be devoted to SLO assessment; SLOAC has started the planning process for this day.

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Program Review Planning and Budget Curriculum Unit Plans

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Interpret Evidence Identify SLO Gather Evidence Implement Change Program Review Planning and Budget Curriculum Unit Plans

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Interpret Evidence Identify SLO Gather Evidence Implement Change Program Review Planning and Budget Curriculum Unit Plans

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Interpret Evidence Identify SLO Gather Evidence Implement Change Program Review Planning and Budget Curriculum Unit Plans

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Program Review Curriculum Unit Plans Student Learning Outcome and Assessment Cycle SLOAC

I. Establishment of Collegewide Student Learning Outcomes II. Establishment of Program Level Student Learning Outcomes III. Establishment of Course Level Student Learning Outcomes IV SLOs for Student Services and Administrative Services V. Assessment and Completing the SLO Cycle VI. Linking Curriculum and Program Review to SLO Program Review Curriculum Unit Plans Student Learning Outcome and Assessment Cycle The Center for Teaching and Learning

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