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Workforce Dream Teams: Concept to Reality in One Year! Association of Community College Trustees | Sept. 27, 2017 The world needs dreamers, and the world needs doers, but most importantly the world needs dreamers that do. - Anonymous


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Workforce Dream Teams: Concept to Reality in One Year!

Association of Community College Trustees | Sept. 27, 2017

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“The world needs dreamers, and the world needs doers, but most importantly the world needs dreamers that do.”

  • Anonymous
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Representing the Dream Team

Rick Bouillon, SLCC Associate Provost Jim Wall, SLCC Board of Trustees Jennifer Saunders PhD, Associate Dean Chuck Parker, Director of Workforce

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When needs are identified.

SLCC Associate Provost Rick Bouillon

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SLCC Trustees Respond

Jim Wall, SLCC Trustee

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Economic Diversity Drives our Design

5th most diverse economy in the U.S.

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Sector Alignment

Manufacturing & Advanced Materials Business & Finance Ed4Life Energy Healthcare IT Transportation Technical Training

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Workforce & Economic Development Staffing Timeline

  • Jan. 1, 2016

Division Begins (Associate Provost, Administrative Assistant, Specialist ) June 1, 2016 Marketing Manager for Workforce & Economic Development July 1, 2016 Workforce Solutions Manager

  • Aug. 21, 2016

Rollout of New Organizational Structure Corporate Solutions and Continuing Education become Workforce Training/Continuing Education

  • Nov. 1, 2016

Workforce Solutions Manager #1

  • Nov. 16, 2016

Interim Manager of Workforce Training & Education

  • Nov. 16, 2016

Workforce Solutions Manager #2 June 16, 2017 Marketing Manager for Workforce & Economic Development June 23, 2017 Director of Workforce Training & Education

  • Sept. 16, 2017

Workforce Solutions Manager #3 Marketing Coordinator

Workforce & Economic Development Staffing Timeline

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Workforce & Economic Development Leadership Team

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Workforce & Economic Development Grants Obtained $1,157,700 Received

Utah Aerospace Pathways (UAP) – Year 2
  • UCAP Grant for Year 1: $403,000
  • SLCC was the grant lead.
  • Educational Partners: SLCC, DATC, Granite SD, Davis SD
  • Industry Partners: Albany, Boeing, Hexcel, HAFB, Janicki, MSC Aerospace, Orbital ATK
  • www.uapathways.com
Utah Diesel Technician Pathways (UDTP) – Year 1
  • UCAP Grant for Year 1: $193,000
  • SLCC is the grant lead.
  • Educational Partners: SLCC, Canyons SD, Jordan SD
  • Industry Partners: CR England, Cummins Rocky Mountain, Intermountain Bobcat, Jackson Group,
Kenworth Sales, Kilgore Companies, Komatsu Equipment, Mountain West Truck Center, Peterbilt, Utah Transit Authority, Wheeler Cat
  • www.dieseltechpathways.com
  • Fall Semester Enrollments SLCC – 52, Canyons SD - 51, Jordan SD – 34
Medical Innovations Pathways (MIP) – Year 1
  • UCAP Grant for Year 1: $29,700
  • SLCC is a Sub Awardee on the grant.
  • Educational Partners: SLCC, Granite SD
  • Industry Partners: BD, Biofire, Biometrics, CR Bard, Edwards Life Sciences, EZ Lift Rescue Services,
Fresenius, GE Healthcare, Merit Medical, Nelson Labs, Sorenson Genomics, Stryker Medical, Varian
  • 1st Adult Cohort will begin in January 2017 at SLCC
  • 1st HS Cohort will begin in January 2017 at the Granite SD
Make Manufacturing your Future (UMA) – Year 1
  • UCAP Grant for Year 1: $22,000
  • SLCC is a Sub Awardee on the grant.
  • Educational Partners: SLCC, BATC, DATC, OWATC, TATC, SUU, USUE, WSU, Wasatch Front Consortium
  • Industry Partners: Campbell Scientific, Kaddas Enterprise, L3 Communications, Norbest, Peterson
Machine, Post Consumer Brands, Sun Products
  • Measurements will be taken in the SLCC Composites, Machining and Welding programs this year and com-
pared to next year after completion of the grant period and the associated Manufacturing Messaging Campaign.
  • www.exploremfg.org
Strategic Workforce Initiative (SWI) – FY 18
  • SWI at least 3 Years – Year 1: $170,000 ($510,00 Total)
  • Educational Partners: Canyons SD; Year 1 expanding to Wasatch Front Consort.
  • Industry Partners: IM Flash, The Dannon Company Inc, Hexcel Corporation, Kimberly-Clark
Corp., L-3 Communications and Arco Inc.
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Individuals Served

149 6,346 575 65 543 125 875 430 9,108 Business & Finance Ed4Life Energy Healthcare IT Manufacturing & Advanced Materials Transportation Totals Technical Training

Workforce Participant Tracking

Companies/Employees

26/444 4/9 4/42 8/80 6/73 166/2,007 50/147 5/17 269/2,819

Fiscal Year ‘17

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Workforce & Economic Development Staffing Timeline

269 Companies Served in Year 1

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Workforce Training & Continuing Education

Associate Dean Jennifer Saunders, PhD

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Establishing a Shared Understanding……

Continuing Education Community Education Workforce Education

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Our Adult Learners Seek Workforce Training & Education for the Following Reasons…….

  • Professional development (keep a job; advance)
  • CEUs for licensure (stay current in field)
  • Changing careers with the help of continuing education

(many drivers for such a change)

  • Re-entering the workforce
  • Degree completion
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Workforce & Economic Development Staffing Timeline

Workforce Training & Continuing Education: Serving the Adult Learner

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Curriculum Development Process Enhanced - HIGHLIGHTS

  • Needs assessment completed, data-driven (now

assisted with Burning Glass)

  • Industry input: Job Analysis and list of

desired Attitudes, Skills, & Knowledge

  • Subject Matter Expert retained and

guided by Program Manager

  • Pilot the new course or program
  • Program evaluation and continuous improvement
  • Sunset course or program when it has served its need
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Workforce & Economic Development Staffing Timeline

Increased capacity to complete needs assessment leading to identifying and prioritizing program development in order to strategically serve all the industry sectors: Business & Finance Ed4Life Energy Healthcare Information Technology Manufacturing & Advanced Materials Transportation Technical Training

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Connecting SLCC Workforce Training for Individuals and Companies………

  • Leverages College resources
  • Identifies pathways for adult learners
  • Supports Utah’s economic growth

through talent development

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Workforce Training

Director Chuck Parker

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History & Evolution

  • f the Team

Timeline Transitions Growing Pains

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Custom Fit Training

Definition Evolution Custom Fit’s Future

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Utilization of Public Courses

Definition How SLCC Utilizes Them Their Evolution “Old” Examples “New” Examples

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Developing Custom Training

Where Do We Start??? Market Analysis Gauging Interest

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Next Steps

Rick Bouillon

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Grants Obtained – RB to send page

Westpointe Workforce Training & Education Center

Progress at a Glance

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Questions?

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Connect With Us on Social Media

@workforceSLCC Linkedin.com/company/slcc-workforce