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MI-BEST Workshop 1

JUNE 3 RD, 2020 8:30AM-12:30PM ZOOM

MI-BEST Project Leadership

Precious Miller Coordinator of MI-BEST Erica Orians Executive Director Jenny Schanker Director of Research and Institutional Practice

Facilitators

Rob Johnstone, National Center for Inquiry and Improvement Priya Chaplot, National Center for Inquiry and Improvement Katie Giardello, Michigan Center for Student Success Paige Eagan, Kalamazoo Valley Community College Chris Baldwin, Public Policy Association Nathan Venske, Jackson College

Agenda

Welcome and Overview of MI-BEST and MI-BEST BINGO Break Perspectives on Community College Students and Economic Stability Break Virtual Table Conversations Session 1 Transition Virtual Table Conversation Session 2 Team Time Wrap up and Next Steps

ENGAGEMENT

CHAT TO ASK QUESTIONS AND SHARE RESOURCES RAISE HAND TO SPEAK

MI-BEST BINGO

Jamboard tutorial Follow the link in the chat to open the MI- BEST BINGO

MI-BEST BINGO

Follow the link in the chat to open the MI- BEST BINGO Add your institution’s name on the BINGO card

Breakout Sessions

We will have breakout sessions at 10am & 11am. Please change your name to indicate the breakout room number you would like to attend.

1. Executive leadership and MI-BEST 2. Summer Activities that can Support Student Experiences in the Fall 3. Listening to Students 4. MiBridges 5. The Role of Faculty in MI-BEST 6. Connecting Your College with Community Resources

Most Challenging Non-Academic Barriers to Student Success (n=21 institutions) Statement of Need

5.5 5.29 5.14 4.67 3.48 2.9 1.2

Income and Employment Food, Household Goods, and Clothing Transportation Housing and Utilities Childcare Healthcare Legal and Tax

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Current practices and technical assistance needs (n=21 institutions)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Analyzing data Training to faculty and staff Campus culture Focus groups Integrating non- academic supports Connecting with community

• rganizations

Partner with MiBridges Food pantry or a hub Technical Assistance Needs Current Practices

BINGO!

MI-BEST Project Goals

Goal 1: Understand the needs of students and the community

• FSSOAA
• Focus groups
• Trellis Financial Wellness

Survey

• ALICE Report

Goal 2: Integrate economic stability practices in student supports

• FSSOAA
• MiBridges
• United Ways and

community networks Goal 3: Share best practices across Michigan

• Student Success Summit
• Convenings
• Coaching and mentoring
• Reports and publications

www.michiganbest.org

BINGO!

MI-BEST Project Partners

National Center for Inquiry and Improvement Michigan Association of United Ways Public Policy Associates Trellis Research Michigan Department of Health and Human Services AACC’s Voluntary Framework of Accountability Coleman Evaluation

MI-BEST Project Timeline

January 2020 convenings webinars workshops coaching training mentoring June 2022

MI-BEST Participating Colleges

Alpena Community College Bay College Delta College Glen Oaks Community College Gogebic Community College Grand Rapids Community College Henry Ford College Jackson College Kalamazoo Valley Community College Kirtland Community College Lake Michigan College Lansing Community College Macomb Community College Mid Michigan College Montcalm Community College Monroe County Community College Mott Community College Muskegon Community College North Central Michigan College Northwestern Michigan College Oakland Community College Schoolcraft College

• St. Clair County Community College

Washtenaw Community College Wayne County Community College District West Shore Community College

MI-BEST Mentors

Paige Eagan, Kalamazoo Valley Community College Nathan Venske, Jackson College Contact Precious Miller at pmiller@mcca.org to learn more about becoming a mentor or arrange for your college team to meet with one of our mentors.

BINGO Results/ Process

15 minute Break

Perspectives on Community College Students and Economic Stability

Priya Chaplot, National Center for Inquiry and Improvement Nicole Hatter, Lake Michigan College Sue Boyd, Macomb County Community College Jeremy Belanger, Bay College

15 minute Break

Breakout Session 1: Rename yourself to indicate the breakout session number you would like to attend

• 1. Executive leadership and MI-BEST
• 2. Summer Activities that can Support Student

Experiences in the Fall

• 3. Listening to Students
• 4. MiBridges
• 5. The Role of Faculty in MI-BEST
• 6. Connecting Your College with Community

Resources

Breakout Session 2: Rename yourself to indicate the breakout session number you would like to attend

• 1. Executive leadership and MI-BEST
• 2. Summer Activities that can Support Student

Experiences in the Fall

• 3. Listening to Students
• 4. MiBridges
• 5. The Role of Faculty in MI-BEST
• 6. Connecting Your College with Community

Resources

Team Time: Organizing Year 1

What are 3-4 of the college’s biggest challenges (see FSSOAA Appendix A) Where will you want to focus your attention during the next year? What are 2-3 supporting and mentoring needs as you scale your practices?

Next Steps

• 1. Register for upcoming events
• 1. MiBest Project Lead Touch Base (July 8)
• 2. Trauma Informed Advising (July 15)
• 3. Meet ALICE (July 29)
• 2. Prepare to administer the Student Financial Wellness survey

in October 2020

• 3. Complete MiBridges Navigation Partner and Referral Partner
• 4. Contact Precious to be connected with a mentor or to take

advantage of coaching sessions with NCII

References and Resources

www.michiganbest.org MDHHS Community Partnership: https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/0,5885,7-339- 71551_82637_82640---,00.html Trellis: https://www.trelliscompany.org/research/trellis-company-student-financial-wellness- survey/ National Center for Inquiry and Improvement: http://ncii-improve.com/ MCCA Coronavirus/COVID19 Resources: mcca.org/https://www.mcca.org/coronavirus

Thank you!