1. © American Student Achievement Institute COLLEGE SUCCESS COALITION Overview

2. Indiana College Success Coalition American Student Achievement Institute President Sue Reynolds

3. Indiana College Success Coalition American Student Achievement Institute Strategic Planning Specialist Debbie Howell

4. Indiana College Success Coalition Teresa Lubbers Commissioner, Commission for Higher Education (CHE) Jason Bearce Associate Commissioner, CHE Director, Learn More Indiana

5. Go-to-Webinar Control Panel Click the orange arrow to minimize the control panel

6. Go-to-Webinar Control Panel Click it again to maximize the control panel

7. Go-to-Webinar Control Panel

8. If you have a question during the presentation, you can: Raise your hand Type a question

9. Indiana College Success Coalition DEFINITION: “College” includes: 4-year colleges 2-year colleges Apprenticeship programs Career colleges Military job training

10. Indiana College Success Coalition  Why Get Involved?

11. Indiana College Success Coalition © American Student Achievement Institute LOW SKILL LOW WAGE JOBS AVERAGE WAGE MANUFACTURING India.25 China.64 USA 17.20 HIGH SKILL HIGH WAGE JOBS TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL MATH AND SCIENCE Assessment given every 4 years 4 th & 8 th graders 56 counties participate TIMSS RANKINGS – 8 th Grade, 2011 MATHSCIENCE 1Korea1Singapore 2Singapore2China 3China3Korea 9USA10USA CREATIVE WORKFORCE USA  Other Countries – Emerging Economic Development

12. Indiana College Success Coalition © American Student Achievement Institute Standard of Living WEEKLY INCOME UNEMPLOYMENT

13. Indiana College Success Coalition © American Student Achievement Institute Social Justice ENROLLMENT BY INCOME LEVEL ENROLLMENT BY RACE

14. Indiana College Success Coalition © American Student Achievement Institute Other Impacts 4-year college degree holders: Smoke at less than half the national average Exercise twice as much Spend more time on education with their children Volunteer twice as often Vote at a rate 20-30% higher

15. Indiana College Success Coalition  Coalition Goals

16. Indiana College Success Coalition Increase % of students who: enter college in the fall following their HS graduation Increase % of students who: earn a college credential within four years of their HS graduation Increase % of citizens who: have a postsecondary credential COALITION GOALS

17. Indiana College Success Coalition  Current Engagement

18. Indiana College Success Coalition ENGAGEMENT 59 counties 33 counties convening now 472 steering team members ----------------------------- 1,778 member organizations 2,914 documented activities

19. Indiana College Success Coalition PERRY COUNTY CSC STEM Careers for Girls Luncheon

20. Indiana College Success Coalition HANCOCK COUNTY CSC

21. Indiana College Success Coalition WABASH COUNTY CSC

22. Indiana College Success Coalition LAWRENCE COUNTY CSC

23. Indiana College Success Coalition  Results

24. Indiana College Success Coalition ActualTarget Increase % of students who enter college in the fall following their HS graduation * 2009 40% 2010 51% 2011 52% 2012 64% 2018 65% Increase % of students who earn a college credential within four years of their HS graduation ** 2006 14% 2007 6% 2008 17% 2018 25% Increase % of citizens who have a bachelor degree*** 2010 20% 2018 30% BENTON COUNTY * Source: CHE (National Student Clearinghouse + Indiana public higher education institutions) **Source: CHE (Indiana public higher education institutions only) ***Source: U.S. Census Bureau

25. Indiana College Success Coalition ActualTarget Increase % of students who enter college in the fall following their HS graduation * 2009 40% 2010 50% 2011 61% 2012 64% 2018 65% Increase % of students who earn a college credential within four years of their HS graduation ** 2006 9% 2007 8% 2008 11% 2018 18% Increase % of citizens who have a bachelor degree*** 2010 19% 2018 20% LAWRENCE COUNTY * Source: CHE (National Student Clearinghouse + Indiana public higher education institutions) **Source: CHE (Indiana public higher education institutions only) ***Source: U.S. Census Bureau

26. Indiana College Success Coalition ActualTarget Increase % of students who enter college in the fall following their HS graduation * 2009 49% 2010 57% 2011 59% 2012 65% 2018 70% Increase % of students who earn a college credential within four years of their HS graduation ** 2006 8% 2007 12% 2008 20% 2018 25% Increase % of citizens who have a bachelor degree*** 2010 16% 2018 25% PERRY COUNTY * Source: CHE (National Student Clearinghouse + Indiana public higher education institutions) **Source: CHE (Indiana public higher education institutions only) ***Source: U.S. Census Bureau

27. Indiana College Success Coalition ActualTarget Increase % of students who enter college in the fall following their HS graduation * 2009 50% 2010 52% 2011 67% 2012 71% 2018 TBD Increase % of students who earn a college credential within four years of their HS graduation ** 2006 11% 2007 10% 2008 13% 2018 20% Increase % of citizens who have a bachelor degree*** 2010 33% 2018 36% HANCOCK COUNTY * Source: CHE (National Student Clearinghouse + Indiana public higher education institutions) **Source: CHE (Indiana public higher education institutions only) ***Source: U.S. Census Bureau

28. Indiana College Success Coalition  Organizational Structure

29. Indiana College Success Coalition Steering TeamMember Organizations Role Change Managers Role Decision Makers Activity Implementers Membership 1.Local Government 2.Econ Development 3.Community Foundation 4.High School 5.Higher Ed 6.Youth Serving Org. 7.Faith-based Org. 8.Service Club Membership ALL Interested Community Organizations

30. Indiana College Success Coalition STEERING TEAM TASK ASSIGNMENTS 1.Member Recruitment 2.Member Meeting 3.Member Activities 4.Steering Team Activities 5.Fiscal Agent 6.Communications / Media ---------------------------------------------- 7.LMI Campaigns 8.LMI Speakers Bureau 9.21 st Century Scholars 10.College Success Policy

31. Indiana College Success Coalition  Change Process

32. Indiana College Success Coalition CHANGE FORMULA David Gleicher / Kathie Dannemiller ( D x V x K ) x B > R D = Dissatisfaction with the status quo V = Vision of the future K = Knowledge of the next few steps B = Belief in self R = Resistance

33. VISION-TO-ACTION 2b ROOT CAUSES 2a STUDY DATA Achievement Data Student Choice Data Environmental Data Organize Steering Team Intro Recruit Members VISION TO ACTION 3a STUDY DATA Current Activities Audit 1a VISION 1b GOALS 4 ACTION Governance Annual Plan Annual Budget 3b ACTIVITIES

34. VISION-TO-ACTION 2b ROOT CAUSES 2a STUDY DATA Achievement Data Student Choice Data Environmental Data Organize Steering Team Intro Recruit Members VISION TO ACTION 3a STUDY DATA Current Activities Audit 1a VISION 1b GOALS 4 ACTION Governance Annual Plan Annual Budget 3b ACTIVITIES

35. VISION-TO-ACTION 2b ROOT CAUSES 2a STUDY DATA Achievement Data Student Choice Data Environmental Data Organize Steering Team Intro Recruit Members VISION TO ACTION 3a STUDY DATA Current Activities Audit 1a VISION 1b GOALS 4 ACTION Governance Annual Plan Annual Budget 3b ACTIVITIES

36. VISION-TO-ACTION 2b ROOT CAUSES 2a STUDY DATA Achievement Data Student Choice Data Environmental Data Organize Steering Team Intro Recruit Members VISION TO ACTION 3a STUDY DATA Current Activities Audit 1a VISION 1b GOALS 4 ACTION Governance Annual Plan Annual Budget 3b ACTIVITIES

37. VISION-TO-ACTION 2b ROOT CAUSES 2a STUDY DATA Achievement Data Student Choice Data Environmental Data Organize Steering Team Intro Recruit Members VISION TO ACTION 3a STUDY DATA Current Activities Audit 1a VISION 1b GOALS 4 ACTION Governance Annual Plan Annual Budget 3b ACTIVITIES

38. Indiana College Success Coalition  Leadership Development

39. Indiana College Success Coalition Leadership Development YEAR ONEYEAR TWOALUMNI TASK Leadership Development Strategic Planning TASK Member Engagement Activity Implementation TASK Sustainment Leadership Training 5 workshops Written feedback On-call support Leadership Training 3 workshops Written feedback On-call support Leadership Training 1 workshop Written feedback On-call support

40. Indiana College Success Coalition  Resources

41. Indiana College Success Coalition Online Change Management System

42. Indiana College Success Coalition Material Resources Learn More Indiana Magazines Website Campaigns College Cost Estimator -------------------------------- Student Survey Speakers Bureau College Success Summits SSP Activity Search Tool

43. Indiana College Success Coalition YEAR ONEYEAR TWOALUMNI TASK Leadership Active Strategic Plan TASK Members Active Activity Implementation TASK Sustainment $1,000 start-up $5,000 completion Indiana College Success County Indiana College Success Summit Host Incentives

44. Indiana College Success Coalition  Join the Coalition

45. Indiana College Success Coalition www.learnmoreindiana.org/csc

46. Indiana College Success Coalition

47.  To talk about serving on the Steering Team

48. Indiana College Success Coalition Contact Debbie Howell 812-349-4142 howell@asainstitute.org www.learnmoreindiana.org/csc