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Taking Student Success to Scale High-Impact Practices In States Ken ODonnell, Associate Vice President, CSU Dominguez Hills Deborah Keyek-Franssen, Associate Vice President, University of Colorado System High Impact Practices Webinar


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Taking Student Success to Scale

High-Impact Practices

In States

Ken O’Donnell, Associate Vice President, CSU Dominguez Hills Deborah Keyek-Franssen, Associate Vice President, University of Colorado System

High Impact Practices Webinar January 18 ,2017

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Introduc uctions ns

  • Presenters (Ken, Deb, Jeff, Heidi, Mark)
  • Attendees
  • Use the chat function
  • Name, title, and 1-10 words of what you hope to get
  • ut of today’s webinar

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  • The effects of participating in high-impact practices are

positive for all types of students.

  • But historically underserved students tend to benefit

more from engaging in educationally purposeful activities than majority students.

  • Sadly, some groups of historically underserved students

are less likely to participate in high-impact activities – those first in their families to attend college and African- American students in particular.

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  • Performance expectations set at appropriately high levels
  • Significant investment of time and effort by students over an

extended period of time

  • Interactions with faculty and peers about substantive matters
  • Experiences with diversity, wherein students are exposed to

and must contend with people and circumstances that differ from those with which students are familiar

  • Frequent, timely and constructive feedback
  • Periodic, structured opportunities to reflect and integrate

learning

  • Opportunities to discover relevance of learning through real-

world applications

  • Public demonstrations of competence

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Conside dering H HIPs Input Track Assess

Clearly and consistently defined practices Unambiguous records of student participation Assessment of outcomes to include learning as well as persistence

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  • Performance expectations set at appropriately high levels
  • Significant investment of time and effort by students over an

extended period of time

  • Interactions with faculty and peers about substantive matters
  • Experiences with diversity, wherein students are exposed to

and must contend with people and circumstances that differ from those with which students are familiar

  • Frequent, timely and constructive feedback
  • Periodic, structured opportunities to reflect and integrate

learning

  • Opportunities to discover relevance of learning through real-

world applications

  • Public demonstrations of competence
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Input

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Symposium (George!)

The Campus Experience:

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  • 1. Start where you are
  • 2. Understand your leadership
  • 3. Faculty, faculty, faculty
  • 4. Communicate broadly, specifically
  • 5. Have a plan

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Inputs Making HIPs Systemic & Sustainable

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Input

Use the chat function and as few words as possible to answer one or both questions: Q1 Is it desirable to have a single, nation-wide set of HIP definitions? If so, how do we get there? Q2 What are the best ways to bring faculty to ownership of the HIP initiative?

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Input

Use the chat function 1-10 words, what’s one question or comment you still have about inputs that you would like Jeff to answer?

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Track

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Heidi Leming, PhD Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Tennessee Board of Regents

Track

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13 Community Colleges, 6 Universities, 27 Technical Colleges System-Level Approach 9 Practices Coded in Banner Currently 3 More Taxonomies in Development: First-Year Experience/Seminars Honors Education Technology-Enhanced Learning https://www.tbr.edu/academics/studentaffairs/tbr-high-impact-practices

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Track

3 Levels of Assessment

  • 1. System Level Tracking in Banner
  • 2. Institutional Self-Study of Practice (Taxonomies)
  • 3. Institution-level Assessments

ePortfolio Adoption Best Practice in HIP Assessments

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Track

Beyond aggregate data on student participation in HIPs, what other institutional assessments should be considered?

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Use the chat function 1-10 words, what’s one question or comment you still have about tracking that you’d like Heidi to answer?

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csudh.edu/laboratory

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Professor Mark Carrier Professor of Psychology and Director of Assessment CSU Dominguez Hills

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  • Choosing assessment measures that are consistent with the goals of

the units/organization

  • Faculty buy-in for assessment measures, tools, and analyses
  • Integration of results with student records data for meaningful insights
  • On-campus support for analysis and assessment
  • Internal review of assessment results that motivates continuous

improvement

  • External sharing of successes for accreditation, marketing, and

benchmarking

  • Incorporation of HIPs into strategic planning as driver of assessment
  • Cost/benefit analysis of implementation
  • Discovery of new high-impact practices that work for low SES,

underprepared, fist-generation students

Assess

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Assess

Use the chat function 1-10 words, what’s one thing you’ll tell someone or do differently with regard to assessing HIPs?

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Assess

Use the chat function 1-10 words, what’s one question or comment you still have about assessing that you’d like Mark to answer?

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Input Track Assess

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Sign up to join the community of practice: goo.gl/2eYdLG

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Thank y you!

  • Jeff, Heidi, Mark
  • Attendees
  • Use the chat function
  • Name, title, and 1-10 words about whether or not you

got what you hoped to from the webinar

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