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Innovation in Higher Education: What It Is and What It Is Not

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1 Innovation in Higher Education: What It Is and What It Is Not
Bonnie D. Irwin, Provost Sathya Narayanan, Professor CSU Monterey Bay

2 CSin3: A three-year bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science
January 27, 2017

3 What is innovation? relentless pursuit of comprehensive and end-to-end student success… without silo-ing emphasis into one aspect of student experience, without (sometimes blind) allegiance to existing practices, policies and procedures, and

4 What is innovation? with willingness to take carefully considered risks in a culture that is extremely risk averse’

5 Student Engagement Admissions Registration/ Advising BEHIND- THE-SCENES Student focus remains squarely on academics and professional development. Transfer Cohort STUDENT PERSPECTIVE Organize study time and space Class Semester Study Graduation Job/ Internship Application Coordinate Tutors Enrichment Professional Development Cultivate Industry Partners Monitor Student Progress Implement Enrichment and Professional Development

6 Biggest Challenges Institutionalization of program procedures across institutions Consistently cultivating a strong cohort culture Expanding to serve more students (classroom capacities and assignments, learning support space, faculty)

7 What are you willing to risk for students?

8 Maria Rivera Graduate Born in Mexico; parents moved to USA to work in fields in Salinas; 6 siblings First generation to go to college Never heard of CS prior to info session in January of her high school senior year CSin3 from Interned at Salesforce summer 2015; now full- time employee


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