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Institutional Collaborations to Support College Completion Founded in 1912 in Nashville, TN Historically Black College/University (HBCU) 1890 Land Grant University Enrollment: 8775 Undergraduate: 6780 Graduate: 1995


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Institutional Collaborations to Support College Completion

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  • Founded in 1912 in Nashville, TN
  • Historically Black College/University (HBCU)
  • 1890 Land Grant University
  • Enrollment: 8775
  • Undergraduate: 6780
  • Graduate: 1995
  • Adults (25 and Older): 3760
  • PELL Eligible: 4703
  • African-American: 6313
  • Non-African-American: 2462
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  • Complete College America
  • Complete College Tennessee Act of 2010
  • Elimination of remedial/developmental

education at Universities

  • Outcomes-Based Formula Funding
  • Articulation and Transfer (TBR and UT)
  • Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) Completion Agenda
  • Progression Benchmarks: 24, 48, 72 credit hours
  • Graduation Rates
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TBR

Non A2S Students PELL PELL and URM URM Non A2S Students PELL PELL and URM URM

TSU

Adapted from Middlebrooks, C.; Completion Planning PowerPoint – TBR

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Adapted from Middlebrooks, C.; Completion Planning PowerPoint – TBR

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  • Fall-to-Fall Retention for First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen:
  • Fall 2011 to Fall 2012: 65.6%
  • University-Wide Retention Committee
  • Title III Grants
  • Reorganization and Restructuring of Resources
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  • Advisement Center
  • Counseling Center
  • First-Year Experience
  • Math Center
  • Men’s Center
  • Reading Center
  • Tiger Alert
  • Tiger Tutoring
  • University Honor’s Program
  • Women’s Center
  • Writing Center
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  • Required for 1st Time Freshmen
  • Established Learning Outcomes
  • New Presentations:
  • Academic Success
  • Student Life
  • Residence Life
  • Student Conduct
  • Diagnostic Testing Changes
  • Required College Student Inventory (CSI)
  • Enhanced Advisement and Registration
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  • Part of New Student Orientation
  • Integrated into Academic Advisement
  • Financial Aid and Scholarship Requirements
  • Reduce Debt
  • Accelerate Graduation
  • Launch Their Careers Early
  • Promotes Degree Completion
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  • Personalized Snapshot
  • Identifies Preparedness,

Concerns, and Expectations

  • Identifies Appropriate

Resources

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  • Serves all students under 60 credit

hours

  • Mandatory advisement due to

registration hold

  • Dual Advisement
  • Success Workshops and StudentLingo
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  • Common Learning Outcomes including:
  • Service Learning
  • College Success Strategies
  • Financial Literacy
  • Identification of Support Services
  • University Policies and Procedures
  • CSI and Advisement Modules
  • All Students are Monitored through TigerAlert
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  • Early Alert System
  • Faculty alert the Advisement Center of

student progress

  • Specific groups of students are

monitored

  • Advisors will follow up with the

students and refer to additional services as needed

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Step 1

Expected Outcome

Step 2

Criteria For Success

Step 3

Assessment Method

Step 4

Results of Assessment

Step 5

Improve- ment Plan

Step 6

Documented Results of Step 5 Adapted from Nwosu, P. – Institutional Research TSU

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  • Progression and Retention
  • Fall to Fall Retention
  • 24 Hour Benchmark
  • Grade Distributions of UNIV 1000
  • Pre, Mid, and Post Assessment in UNIV 1000
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Tiffany Bellafant Steward 615-963-5172 tbellafant@tnstate.edu Julie Roberts 615-963-5968 jroberts6@tnstate.edu