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SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE • FALL 2015

Institutionalizing Community Feedback

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!

Career Technical Education (CTE) Associates Degree Transfer to 4- year Colleges Nearly 90 years of Service

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

Institutionalizing Community Feedback

Ethnic Breakdown

Fall 2014 Fall 2014 Student Count Student (% )

San Bernardino Total

12,643 100.00%

African-American

1,539 12.17%

American Indian/Alaskan Nat.

26 0.21%

Asian

439 3.47%

Filipino

142 1.12%

Hispanic

8,269 65.40%

Multi-Ethnicity

406 3.21%

Pacific Islander

44 0.35%

Unknown

51 0.40%

White Non-Hispanic

1,727 13.66%

Student Success Student Equity

Partnerships

SBVC Needs Campus and Community Input in Planning and Evaluation

Math Assessment 2013-15 3 - levels below transfer 6.4% 2 - levels below transfer 16.29 1 - level below transfer 36.12%

Success in Basic Skills Math

Nearly 60% for those who start college ready on the first attempt

Assessment Outcomes

Assessment to Transfer-level English and Math

Transfer-level English

Asian

31.03% 9.43%

Black

23.59% 1.04%

Hispanic

26.58% 2.31%

White

39.84% 3.00% Transfer-level Math

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)

• Access
• Course Success
• Graduation
• Transfer

Areas of Student Equity Focus

Board Imperatives

California System Strategic Goals

• College Awareness and Access
• Student Success and Readiness
• Partnerships for Economic and

Workforce Development

• System Effectiveness
• Resource Development

SBCCD Strategic Goals

• Student Success
• Enrollment and Access
• Partnerships of Strategic

Importance

• District Operational Systems

Our planning process aligns with all other plans, internal and external.

SBVC Strategic Goals

• Access
• Student Success
• Communication, Culture, & Climate
• Leadership & Professional Development
• Effective Evaluation and Accountability
• Facilities

Program Review Recommendations Staff Positions Faculty Positions

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Success Happens Here at SBVC