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Meeting #4 February 27 th , 2015 8am-2pm Hosted by: Lone Star College, CyFair Todays Meeting Agenda Consortiu ium Mee eetin ing #4 Consortium Recap Local Partners Panel Site Visit updates & Breakout Groups planning

  1. Meeting #4 February 27 th , 2015 8am-2pm Hosted by: Lone Star College, CyFair

  2. Today’s Meeting Agenda Consortiu ium Mee eetin ing #4 Consortium Recap Local Partners Panel Site Visit updates & Breakout Groups planning #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  3. Fi First, a big ig Th Thank You - Lo Lone St Star Coll ollege - CyF yFair #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  4. Th Thank You - Sponsors Texas Education Con onsortiu tium for Male ale Stu Students of of Colo olor #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  5. The Texas Context All Male 8 th Graders All Female 8 th Graders (1996-98) (1996-98) Starting cohort 100 100 Enrolled in Postsecondary Ed. 47.9 57.2 within 11 years 16.1 23.9 Earned a HE credential within 11 years Source: National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, 2012 report titled “ A New Measure of @victorsaenzphd Educational Success in Texas”, Houston Endowment.

  6. All Male 8 th Graders The (1996-98) Texas Context 100 47.9 16.1 Latino Male 8 th Graders Black Male 8 th Graders (1996-98) (1996-98) Starting cohort 100 100 Enrolled in Postsecondary Ed. 36.5 40.9 within 11 years 8.9 7.7 Earned a HE credential within 11 years Source: National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, 2012 report titled “ A New Measure of @victorsaenzphd Educational Success in Texas”, Houston Endowment.

  7. Who Are We? Cu Curr rrent Membership ip #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  8. Texas Education Consortium for Male Students of Color (the “Consortium”) Purpose Goal • To cultivate a state- • Use the strategy of wide network of K-12 collective impact to and higher education align existing institutions and programmatic efforts practitioners and stimulate new capacity-building initiatives that will • To collaborate, share enhance the expertise, advance educational research, and leverage attainment of resources in a Hispanic and African coordinated effort to American males make a collective impact on the state of Texas’ imperative to improve male student success (K-16) 8 #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  9. Consortium – Long-term Vision Institutionalization • Male-focused Programs and Partnerships Effective collaboration • Across educational sectors (K-12 & HE) Sustainability • Develop a long-term Consortium learning community Leadership • Consortium members as models of best practice Policy Development • Evidence-based, multi-level, viable solutions • Moving the needle on minority male academic success in Evidence of Impact Texas

  10. Consortium Executive Advisory Council Role of Council To help guide the growth Long-term goal setting Accountability & and activities of and planning Oversight Consortium Membership At-large Chair Vice-chair Secretary Treasurer Ex-officio members

  11. Co Consortiu ium – St Strategic ic Plan lannin ing Key Issues to Address Membership/Growth Sustainability Aligning Metrics of Success Capacity-Building Culture of Evidence: “Prove It & Improve It” 11

  12. Co Consortiu ium in in Actio tion: We’ve Been Busy! Date INSTITUTIONAL SITE VISITS Sept. ‘14 Tarrant County College University of North Texas Oct. ’14 Jan. ’15 UT San Antonio Austin Community College Feb. 15 PRESENTATIONS/CONFERENCES (since 2014) The White House January ’14 UTSA Mentoring Summit (award) TACHE Conference February ’14 TABPHE Conference March ’14 AAHHE Conference March ‘14 AERA Conference April ‘14 NISOD Conference May ’14 AACRAO-SEM Conference Oct. ’14 Association for the Study of Higher Education Nov. ’14 Hispanic Austin Leadership Dec. ’14 White House, My Brother’s Keeper Community Convening Feb. 15 Several upcoming conferences (AERA, TACHE, TABPHE, THES, etc.) 12 #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  13. Deliverables: Texas Education Con onsortiu ium for Male ale Stu tudents of of Colo olor Online Resource Tool-kit Center ACE Policy Site Visit Brief Reports “Moving the Needle” #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  14. Moving th the Needle: What Each Consortium Member Needs to Do… Define Student Success for MOCs Appropriate to your Institution Documented Improvement “Prove it & Improve it” Tell Your Story

  15. New Opportunities for Consortium… Possible Institutional Members (new) • San Jacinto College (Houston) • Houston Community College • Sam Houston State Univ. • Dallas Community College • Huston-Tillotson Univ. (Austin) • UT-RGV • Texas Southmost College (Brownsville) • McAllen ISD (RGV) • Texas Southern University New Partnerships • Division of Diversity & Community Engagement (UT-Austin) • University Interscholastic League (UIL) • Several Foundations

  16. Next Steps… Site Visits thru 2015 & 2016 Consortium Meeting #5 • October 2015 • San Antonio, TX (location TBD) 2015 Male Student Leadership Summit • Aug. 13-14, 2015 Evaluation Form #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  17. Th Thank You Lo Lone St Star Coll ollege - CyF yFair #TXEDCONSORTIUM

  18. The UT-Austin Team Staff (from L to R): Juan Lopez Pasillas, Site Coordinator Dr. Enrique Romo, Director Jose Del Real, Site Coordinator Mike Gutierrez, Site Coordinator Claudia Garcia Louis, Research Coordinator Jesse Mondragon, Site Coordinator Jorge Segovia, Community Eng. Coordinator Dr. Victor Saenz, Exec. Director The Texas A&M Team Dr. Luis Ponjuan, TAMU, External Evaluator Leticia Palomin, TAMU, Research Associate Susana Hernandez, TAMU, Research Associate

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