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Western Campus Day

August 19, 2015

Matt Laferty

West Faculty Senate, Chair Assistant Professor, English

Health, Happiness and Higher Ed:

Positive Pathways to Student Success

• Dr. Janice Taylor Heard, Campus President (Interim)

Western Campus

“Not I Alone”

“He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep, to gain that which he cannot lose.” Happiness in the context of higher education, is knowing that you made a difference in the lives of students

WE ARE WESTERN CAMPUS, CREATING MONUMENTAL EXPERIENCES FOR CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE’S STUDENTS AND CITIZENS!

Year in Review

Year in Review

Civic and Community New Programs

• Hannah Kiraly named Ohio's 2015

New Century Scholar

• Chi Omega Chapter recognized as Top 100 Chapter
• f Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
• Physician Assistant student Ronnie Scullark awarded

the Society of Army Physician Assistants/Veterans Caucus Scholarship

• Tri-C’s Physician Assistant students win 1st place in

the 2nd annual Cleveland Clinic Challenge Bowl

Student Success, Completion and Engagement

• Students, faculty visit Pine Ridge Indian Reservation

in South Dakota

• FY 2015 Commencement (42% Western Campus

Students)

• Graduates featured in the 2015 Esperanza Fiesta of

Hope Scholarship Program advertisement

• Western Campus Open House had more than 180

people in attendance.

• 800+ Attendance at College Credit Plus Events!

Student Success, Completion and Engagement

 New student lounge grand opening  Public Safety Training Center opened in Fall 2014  The Degree in Three (D3) program designed to increase and accelerate student completion. MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan education and social policy research organization

Facility Renovations and New Programs

 Carol S. Franklin Social Science Speaker Series brought Emmy-award nominated cinematographer George Silano to the Western Campus Theatre  CULTURE SHOCK Students, faculty, staff and community members learn about the diverse cultures within the Western campus community  Music Mondays in Java City - Weekly showcase of Western Campus’ musical talent

Diversity & Culture

 Issue 6: Tri-C Levy Passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Dr. Arthur J. Caliguire Scholarship Fund for the Cuyahoga Community College Foundation First Generation Scholarship for a Cleveland School Student and Veterans Scholarship Fund  Western Campus Hosts Parma’s “Relay for Life” for the 10th Year  The Brunswick University Center receives award for Brunswick “Relay for Life”  “Week of the Young Child” Safety Fair Campus Police

Civic and Community

 K-12 partnerships: Campus hosts Constellation Schools 5K Health Run  Faculty Senate Service and Collegiality Committee Halloween Extravaganza  Natalie Belle speaker and honored guest at Jimmy Malone’s 19th Annual Scholarship Golf Classic in Westfield Center, Ohio  Western Campus faculty provides “hands-on” interactive tours through the Health Career Programs for NEOREMA™ students from under- represented groups

Civic and Community

Program Reaccredit itatio ion and Recognit itio ion

 Paralegal  Respiratory Care  Electroneurodiagnostic Technology (Recognized by the Committee on Accreditation for Education in Neurodiagnostic Technology (CoA-NDT) for achievement of student and program outcomes)  Nuclear Medicine Program at the Western Campus for being named 2015 Outstanding Advisory Committee

Educational Excellence

Grants  Japanese Foundation Grant Awarded Honors Fell llowship ips

Educational Excellence

Service Dogs get their day in the spotlight!

We make Student Success FUN!

But most of all . . .

Sharpening Focus

Cuyahoga Community College Strategic Plan FY16-FY18

College’s Strategic Focus

Six Strategic Focus Areas - Western Campus

Strategic Focus Area #1: Student Completion (Retention,

Student Success and Completion, increased certificate enrollment, College Credit Plus, etc.)

5,523 5,949

• 12%

20,481 22,506

• 10.2%

9,556 10,104

• 3%

12,209 13,531

• 9%

Strategic Focus Area #1: Student Completion (Retention,

Student Success and Completion, increased certificate enrollment, College Credit Plus, etc.)

Completion of Dev Ed English in 1 year Completion of Dev Ed Mathematics in 1 year Completion of Gateway English course in 2 years Completion of Gateway Mathematics in 2 years Fall to Spring Retention Fall to Fall Retention IPEDS Graduation Rate Graduation Number FYE course Pass Rates

Western Campus Targets and Metrics

Western Campus & BUC Historical Baseline FY10 Baseline FY14 FY15 Actual/ Target FY17 Target FY20 Target 12 credits by end of 1st term 37.1% 38.6% 40.3/41% 45.0% 49.0% 24 credits – Spring Term 21.3% 25.8% 31.0/30% 34.0% 38.0% Credits Completed vs. Attempted 59.9% 66.7% 77.4/72% 76.0% 80.0% IT 1010* 52.0% 59.9% 66.7/60% 64.0% 68.0% PSY 1010* 61.4% 76.4% 72.0/75% 79.0% 83.0% BADM 1020* 55.6% 69.9% 72.6/75% 79.0% 83.0% SPCH 1000* 78.8% 70.3% 70.7/75% 79.0% 83.0% BIO 1100* 64.5% 81.6% 57.1/80% 84.0% 85.0% ENG 1010* 65.2% 73.9% 71.7/80% 84.0% 85.0% MATH 1000* 58.3% 69.0% 66.5/74% 78.0% 82.0%

* % of students passing by Spring Term

Strategic Focus Area #2: Student Experience

 Institute Academic Completion Center  Serve as Lead Campus For First Year Experience  Continue to Develop and Refine FYE Programming on the Campus Level  Implement Second Semester Experience  Develop and Implement Care Teams  Align Academic Services and Care Teams with Developmental and Gateway Courses  Implement Sophomore Challenge

Strategic Focus Area #3: Equity in Outcomes

• Increase support for specialized programs and initiatives geared toward closing the

achievement gap for underrepresented at the Western Campus

Strategic Focus Area #3: Equity in Outcomes

Strategic Focus Area #4: Workforce Impact

Ensure that the IT Center of Excellence’s educational functions and processes are fully operational Increase access to workforce training opportunities through the Western Campus and Brunswick University Center Develop stronger partnership opportunities with the business community and school districts

Strategic Focus Area #5: Transparency & Accountability

 Continue to monitor and track student outcomes and campus goals  Update and inform campus on success team progress through town hall meetings

Fall 2015 Town Halls – WHCS “A” Atrium

• Thursday, September 10th, 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Hosted by Dr. Taylor Heard Student Success Report Out – Student Initiatives Completed and what is happening next

• Thursday, September 17th, 2:30 – 4:00 p.m.

Hosted by Dr. Alex Johnson Combined Campaign Kickoff

Strategic Focus Area #6: Commitment & Continuity

• Implement two campus-wide initiatives targeted toward serving a

surrounding community (e.g., United Way Club Connect “Adopt-a- School” Program)

• Improve campus facilities and expand educational and student

servicing facilities (e.g., Academic Completion Center, Science Wing- STEM and IT Center of Excellence, etc.)

Organizational Changes: Academic Affairs

• Business and Applied Technologies
• Creative Arts-College-wide
• Health Careers
• IT Center of Excellence-College-wide
• Liberal Arts
• STEM (Science and Mathematics)
• Social Sciences
• Workforce, Community and

Economic Development (WCED)

Western Campus Faculty Senate

Officers Chair: Matt Laferty Vice Chair:

• Dr. Robert Johnson

Secretary: Peter Jennings Treasurer: Donya Waugh Faculty Development Coordinator:

• Dr. Michelle Nicopolis

Faculty Mentor Coordinator: Athena Mericsko

Representatives for Creative Arts, Counseling, Library: Dan Levin Sarah Morgenstein

• Dr. Christine Wolken

Representatives for Liberal Arts/Social Sciences: Sara Clark Tracy Greene Emerson Lowell

• Dr. Luke Schlueter

Western Campus Faculty Senate

Representatives for Business, Math & Technology: Richard Ceci David Stroup Alexander Torgov Jules Tryk Representatives for Health Careers & Science:

• Dr. Holly Clemens
• Dr. Norma Gatica

Yasser Jahami Christine Phillips

Western Campus Faculty Senate

Leadership Team Vice President: Mike Boyko Treasurer: Ed Durkin Secretary: Kristin Egan Representatives:

• Dr. Holly Clemens

Jeffrey Tuma Donya Waugh

Western Campus AAUP

Announcements

Here’s what you get

• Fast Course Software Installs and Updates (licensed)*
• Fast Classroom Technology Support
• Fast Classroom Audio-Visual Service and Support
• Reliable Blackboard Assistance
• Technical Assistance with College-Provided Software
• After-Hours Technology Call Support
• Knowledgeable and Friendly Service by Trained Technicians

*some restrictions apply

In Instructional soft ftware

Software Installation Requests itservices.tri-c.edu/Software

Once approved a technician will contact you within one (1) day for detailed information, licensing and installation media. The technician will communicate the timeline for deployment depending on the complexity of the request. Typically a request can be fulfilled for testing and certification within two (2) days.

Certification

You will be responsible for testing the deployments functionality within your instructional setting. You will be provided a certification document to sign and return.

Deployment

After certification the software will be available for use in these locations within two (2) days.

Contact information

Classroom Technology Service

216-987-4257 or ext. 4257

Blackboard Support

216-987-4257 or ext. 4257

After-Hours Technology Customer Care

216-987-HELP or ext. 4357

Learning Commons Support

Visit your Campus LC Support Desk

Order Audio-Visual Equipment Delivery kweb.tri-c.edu/learning-commons (requires 24 hours notice)

Remember to pickup your fr free gift ft!

10:00 – 11:00 am Faculty Senate meeting (here) OR Adjunct Faculty meeting (G-271) 11:15 am – Noon CONCURRENT SESSIONS

• Common Reading Program Info/Discussion
• CLE Intro to Instructional Design/Tech
• Curriculum Overview
• Health Careers Open Hours

Today!

Noon – 1:20 pm LUNCH & SERVICE AWARDS (Field House) 1:30 – 2:45 pm DIVISION MEETINGS (See agenda) 3:00 – 3:40 pm & CONCURRENT 40-Minute SESSIONS (Repeating) 3:50 – 4:30 pm * Happiness Book (only 3:00 – 3:40 pm/repeats tomorrow)

• Public Safety Training Center Open House
• Visual Communication & Design Creativity Tour
• Gamify Your FYE

3:00 – 4:30 pm CONCURRENT 90-Minute SESSIONS

• From Behavioral Issues to Dealing with Minors
• Blackboard Roundtable: Starting Your Semester

Today!

9:30 - 10:30 am = CLE: Introduction to Instructional Design & Technology Presenters: Kevin Dranuski, Senior Instructional Designer & Karen Gray, Instructional Technologist 10:45 am - 11:45 am = Mental Health Issues in the Classroom: What to Look For & What You Can Do Presenter: David Nardecchia, Assistant Professor, Counseling 12:00 - 1:00 pm = Happiness Lunch (*same event as Campus Day) Presenter: Athena Mericsko, Assistant Professor, English

Thursday, August 20

Service Activity & Development Credit Workshops Register in TEC

1:00 - 4:00 pm = CPR/AED Certification - Heartsaver (*capacity = 12) Presenter: Holly Clemens, Associate Professor/Faculty Coordinator, Sport & Exercise Studies 1:00 - 2:15 pm = Presentation Basics for Workshops, Conferences, and the Classroom Presenter: Terry DuVall, Assistant Professor, Speech Communications 2:30 - 4:00 pm = Instructional Technology Ideas: Tools for Face-to-Face and Online Presentations Presenter: Karen Gray, Instructional Technologist

Thursday, August 20

Service Activity & Development Credit Workshops Register in TEC

10:00 am - Noon = A.L.I.C.E. Training with Campus Police 12:30 - 3:30 pm = FYE (GEN 1803) Instructor Training Session Presenters: Lisa Belcher-Nelson, Assistant Professor, Counseling; Diane Gaston, Assistant Professor, Philosophy; Toni Green, Assistant Professor, Counseling; Cindy Holland, Professor, Psychology; & Ryan Rodriguez, Assistant Professor, English

Friday, August 21

Service Activity & Development Credit Workshops Register in TEC

CLE One-on-One Hour-Long Consultation Sessions (8.19 in catalog) Contact Kevin Dranuski (x6123) or Karen Gray (x5093) for an appointment Work in office w/students/or faculty in counseling/library (2.25 in catalog) Contact librarian faculty to schedule instruction sessions, discuss assignments or the GEO on Information Literacy If you want to meet with students OR consult with counseling faculty, email Counseling Dean Marcos Rivera with your name, discipline, office location, and days/times you’ll be available

Friday, August 21

Service Activity & Development Credit Workshops Register in TEC

Have a Great Day!