{"id":239,"date":"2015-04-07T22:48:52","date_gmt":"2015-04-07T22:48:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ct-test-wp.taftcollege.edu\/spc\/?p=239"},"modified":"2015-04-07T22:48:52","modified_gmt":"2015-04-07T22:48:52","slug":"strategic-planning-minutes-april-7-2015","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/committees.taftcollege.edu\/spc\/strategic-planning-minutes-april-7-2015\/","title":{"rendered":"Strategic Planning \u2013 Minutes April 7, 2015"},"content":{"rendered":"
Minutes of the Strategic Planning Committee<\/strong><\/span> Members Present:<\/strong> Eric B\u00e9rub\u00e9, Darcy Bogle, Vicki Jacobi, James May, Mark Williams, Members Absent:<\/strong> Greg Hawkins, Karen Ziegler<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 1. Annual Accreditation Report<\/strong><\/p>\n The ACCJC Annual Accreditation Report is due April 15th. An extension was granted from the March 15th due date so that the report could be reviewed by both the Strategic Planning Committee and the Governance Council. The areas of focus today:<\/p>\n 2. Program Review Data Analysis<\/strong><\/p>\n The committee discussed the new idea of Minimum Viable Program Review (MVPR). The idea\u00a0stemmed from the need for a standard analysis of data sets used for program review. The flow of the MVPR was laid out as:<\/p>\n Traditional Program Review data \u2192 Other data \u2013 ISS, Scorecard, Dashboard \u2192 From that data, produce a clear picture \u2013 Radar chart \u2192 Look at successful course completion \u2192 80% rule \u2192 Identify lowest 5% within other areas \u2013 look for trends – Equity, SLOs, Gateway courses \u2192 Disaggregate courses by discipline \u2192 Implement intervention strategies not only within instructional programs but within student services as well \u2192 create Program Review goals \u2192 defend budget requests using conclusions from MVPR \u2192 align process with Strategic Action Plan goals, IEPI measures:<\/p>\n 3. IEPI \u2013 Institutional Effectiveness Program Initiative – tabled for April 14th meeting<\/strong><\/p>\n 4. Substantive Change Monitoring Process<\/strong><\/p>\n A spreadsheet was created to track Substantive Changes within the Instructional Programs. The spreadsheet lists the ACCJC criteria that is used to determine the need for a Substantive Change report. The Tech Review Committee will review all new courses and programs and use the checklist to determine if any changes trigger the need to initiate the Substantive Change process. If a need is determined, the Tech Review Committee will forward the information to the ALO, Eric for further review. If Eric agrees the process requires submission of the Step-One form, the information will be sent to the Curriculum Committee for further discussion. The Academic Senate and the Governance Council will be included in the discussion. Other points of discussion:<\/p>\n MW\/by<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Strategic Planning Committee<\/strong><\/p>\n Program Review design notes v2<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2666 Designing toward the minimum viable program review that meets the why\u2019s of<\/p>\n o Resource decisions \u21d4 student achievement \u21d4 student learning<\/p>\n \u2666 PRD*: a new standard data set, building on the existing data framework<\/p>\n o PRD: Program Review data,<\/p>\n \uf0a7 aligned with scorecard data definitions<\/p>\n o Scorecard data \u2013<\/p>\n \uf0a7 suitably disaggregated and generalized, o Augmented by possibly other data \u2666 MVPR \u2013 successful course completion as the \u201cminimum viable\u201d<\/p>\n o Outcome of governance counsel retreat and presentations => focus on successful course \uf0a7 Possible other ways of generating \/ prioritizing a list that are not part of the \u201cminimum viable\u201d program review o Student success analytical model \u2013 e.g. the \u201cgateway\u201d classes \uf0a7 Outcome measure \u2666 Scaffolding \u2013 program reviews beyond the MVPR<\/p>\n o \u201cscaffolded\u201d \u2013 programs, depts., divisions decide on subsequent review that addresses the needs of student success, alignment with SLO\u2019s, etc. \u2666 MVPR Interventions<\/p>\n o Instructional, Student Services, Facilities \n
\n8 a.m. \u2013 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 7, 2015
\nCafeteria Conference Room<\/p>\n
\nAgnes JEguaras, and Brandy Young<\/p>\n\n
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\n\uf0a7 not just the 6\u2010yr cohorts<\/p>\n
\no Presented graphically in a standard way \u2010 (graphs, radar diagram, red\/yellow\/green lists)<\/p>\n
\ncompletion
\no Using 80% rule to define disproportionate impace
\no To create \u201cthe list\u201d of courses that are defined as an institutional focus set
\no A prioritized subset of the list \u2013 e.g. the 5% to focus on<\/p>\n
\n\uf0a7 These will be done by other groups
\n\uf0a7 E.g., disproportionate impact of equity disaggregations
\n\uf0a7 Division\/dept focus on subject codes<\/p>\n
\no Outcome of MVPR specifically goes to Governance Council as primary support for resources requests
\no Analysis of use of SLO\u2019s to design interventions
\no MVPR is the most generic system for focusing attention on courses with low success rates
\no Focus is on integrating efforts \u2013 all\u2010hands\u2010on\u2010deck, team that engages in<\/p>\n
\n\uf0a7 Isolate effects
\n\uf0a7 Identify and implement interventions (instr, SS, community, other\u2026)
\n\uf0a7 monitor outcome,
\n\uf0a7 adjust \u2192 cycle back to top<\/p>\n
\no These parts of review also used as basis of resource requests, etc. as normal
\no But \u2013 need to ensure MVPR is addressed first for all resource considerations \u2013 alignment of resources with institutional focus on successful course completion<\/p>\n
\no Can be targeted, or aimed and raising ambient success (floating all)<\/p>\n
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