Institutionalizing Community Feedback S AN B ERNARDINO V ALLEY C OLLEGE • F ALL 2015
Your Future Starts Here! San Bernardino Valley College provides quality education and services to a diverse community of learners.
9:00 to 9:15 a.m. Networking, Seating, Welcoming • 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. • Introductions and panel presentation • Dr. James E. Smith, Dean, Research, Planning, and Institutional Effectiveness • Emma Diaz, AB86 Adult Education Planning Grant Administrator • Albert Maniaol, Dean, Applied Technology, Transportation & Culinary • Mr. Johnny Conley , Interim Director of First Year Experience 9:45 to 10: 30 a.m. • Questions for presenters and breakout sessions 10:30 to 11:30 a.m . Report-out, Discussion, and Summary •
2015-2016
SBVC is viewed as the most stable institution in the community! Nearly 90 years of Service Transfer to 4- Career Technical Associates year Colleges Education (CTE) Degree
Institutionalizing Community Feedback SBVC . . . Serves over 12,500 students a semester Offers between 1,250–1,450 sections a semester Employs approximately 147 full-time and 386 part-time faculty, 193 classified staff, and 17 administrators (total = 743) Graduates over 1,000 students every year
Ethnic Fall 2014 Fall 2014 Breakdown Student Count Student (% ) 12,643 100.00% San Bernardino Total 1,539 12.17% African-American 26 0.21% American Indian/Alaskan Nat. 439 3.47% Asian 142 1.12% Filipino 8,269 65.40% Hispanic 406 3.21% Multi-Ethnicity 44 0.35% Pacific Islander 51 0.40% Unknown 1,727 13.66% White Non-Hispanic
Student Success Student Equity Partnerships SBVC Needs Campus and Community Input in Planning and Evaluation
Success in Basic Skills Math Math Assessment 2013-15 3 - levels below transfer 6.4% 2 - levels below transfer 16.29 1 - level below transfer 36.12% Nearly 60% for those who start college ready on the first attempt
Assessment Outcomes Assessment to Transfer-level English and Math Transfer-level English Transfer-level Math Asian 31.03% 9.43% Black 23.59% 1.04% Hispanic 26.58% 2.31% White 39.84% 3.00%
Emma Diaz AB86 Adult Education Planning Grant Administrator
Albert Maniaol Dean, Applied Technology, Transportation & Culinary
Five categories of SBVC Partnerships: • Private Businesses, Industry Employer • Government (State & Federal) • K-12, ROP, and Adult Schools • 4-year Colleges • Faith-based
Mr. Johnny Conley Interim Director of First Year Experience
Student Success/Equity Activities from First Year Experience (FYE) Program • New Student Welcome Day • Welcome Back Student/Parent Valley Night • Student Success Workshops • Family Affair Gatherings • University Visits • Student Success Spotlight Events • FASFA Student Success Workshops • Brother to Brother Club (male cohort)
Areas of Student Equity Focus • Access • Course Success • Graduation • Transfer
California System Strategic Goals • College Awareness and Access Our planning process • Student Success and Readiness aligns with all other plans, • Partnerships for Economic and Workforce Development internal and external. • System Effectiveness • Resource Development SBVC Strategic Goals • Access • Student Success Board Communication, Culture, & Climate • Imperatives • Leadership & Professional Development • Effective Evaluation and Accountability • Facilities SBCCD Strategic Goals • Student Success • Enrollment and Access Partnerships of Strategic • Importance • District Operational Systems
Program Review Recommendations Staff Positions Faculty Positions AB86 86 of offe fers hop hope of pa of part rtnerships with a h adul ult school ools t to assist stud udents w with t the he gre greatest ne needs and i incr creas ease C e CTE s succes cess rates es
Success Happens Here at SBVC
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