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How did we get Here and Where are We?

Outcomes Assessment at Carteret Community College. How did we get Here and Where are We?. Some background. Associate, Diploma, and Certificate programs: 34 Curriculum Enrollment: 1,600 Online Courses Offered: 78 (F/H) Full-time Faculty: 68 Part-time Faculty: 95

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How did we get Here and Where are We?

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  1. Outcomes Assessment at Carteret Community College How did we get Here and Where are We?

  2. Some background • Associate, Diploma, and Certificate programs: 34 • Curriculum Enrollment: 1,600 • Online Courses Offered: 78 (F/H) • Full-time Faculty: 68 • Part-time Faculty: 95 • Staff/Administration: 108

  3. A little more background • Reliance on anecdotal data • Lack of purposeful, systematic, institution-wide assessment process • DL expanding rapidly • No concerted advising program • Retention rate: ~50% • Annual graduation rate: ~16% • SACS on the horizon

  4. Proposed Solution • Assessment • Distance Learning • Advisement Title III

  5. Goals and Objectives Goal 1 Improve assessment of student learning and institutional effectiveness

  6. Goals and Objectives Goal 2 Improve student retention through increased focus on instructional technologyand methodology

  7. Goals and Objectives Goal 3 Improve student retention through increased focus on advising

  8. Assessment Outputs and Outcomes • The Dialogue - from the top down…and the bottom up • Professional Development (workshops, workshops, & more workshops) • Institutional Level Learning Outcomes • Program Level Learning Outcomes • Program & Unit Reviews • Closing the loop • An ongoing quest for Quality

  9. Establishing a common language - • Outputs vs. Outcomes • Institutional Level Learning Outcomes • Program Outcomes • Administrative Outcomes • Program Level Learning Outcomes • Program Review • Administrative Unit Review

  10. Key Dates • 2006 • October: Title III award received ~ • 2007 • January: Firstoutcomes assessment workshops~ ~ • February: Institutional Level Learning Outcomes identified ~ • April: Revision of Program Review process begins ~ • June: Intensive, week-long Outcomes boot camp ~

  11. Key Dates • 2007 • July: Begin working with administrative units on Outcomes Assessment ~ • July:Phase I (Program Review ) programs & working teams identified ~ • August: Phase I training held ~ • August: Administrative Review process revised; trainings held ~

  12. Key Dates • 2007 • September: Program Level Learning Outcomes& Administrative Unit Outcomes workshops held ~ • September:Survey writing workshops held ~ • September:Focus on assessing Distance Learning (select online & seated courses; peer review process, quality assessment) ~

  13. Key Dates • 2007 • November - December: Reading/scoring ILLOs~ • 2008 • January - March: Working with programs/units on data collection • April-June: Collecting data / Use of results

  14. Assessment Outputs • January 2007 • 6 workshops • 54 FT faculty • 18 PT faculty • 20 staff • September 2007 • 4 overview workshops • 12 Admin Outcomes workshops • 8 follow-up workshops • 4 Instructional Outcomes workshops • 36 FT faculty • 63 staff • June 2007 • 4 days of workshops • One-on-one with Phase I teams • ILLO workshop • 44 FT faculty September 2007 Survey Writing Workshops (2) 16 Faculty / 12 Staff

  15. Assessment Outcomes Institutional Level Learning Outcomes

  16. Assessment Outcomes Institutional Level Learning Outcomes…the details • Establishing the ILLOs (which courses, which assessments, etc..) • Getting the instructors on board (FT & PT) • Collecting the assessment data • Teams of readers • Random sampling • Analyzing the data • Using the Results

  17. Assessment Outcomes Administrative Unit Outcomes

  18. Assessment Outcomes Administrative Unit Outcomes 75% of students who receive 2+ hours of math tutoring during the semester will successfully complete the intended course.

  19. Assessment Outcomes Administrative Unit Outcomes • Establishing the culture of assessment • Defining the outcomes • Identifying the assessments • Collecting the data • Analyzing the data • Using the Results

  20. Assessment Outcomes Program Level Learning Outcomes

  21. Assessment Outcomes Program Level Learning Outcomes Proficiency in Water Quality Analysis: Students will demonstrate ability to test and analyze water samples.

  22. Assessment Outcomes Program Level Learning Outcomes • Defining the outcomes • Identifying the assessments • Collecting the data • Analyzing the data • Using the Results

  23. Assessment Outcomes Program Level Learning Outcomes

  24. Assessment Outputs Instructional Program Reviews

  25. Assessment Outputs Creating Artifacts Program Review Phases Program Review Phases

  26. Assessment Outputs Program Review Teams

  27. Assessment Outcomes Program Review Process • May 2008 - 8 programs complete the process • June 2008 - presentations to the Curriculum Committee • June/July 2008 - debriefing sessions held (use of results!) • August 2008 - Phase II programs begin the process

  28. Assessment Outputs Administrative Unit Reviews

  29. Assessment Outputs Administrative Unit Reviews (2008-2009) • Administrative Services • Bookstore • Business Office / Finance • Construction • Human Resources • IT • Corporate & Community Education • Basic Skills • Occupational Extension • Small Business Center

  30. Learnings Communication: getting people to understand - getting people to show up; advancewarning is key Developing a system - creating consistency in forms & documents Assessments: shoot for what’s available Workload - tapping the unusual suspects Being inclusive - developing relationships & rapport across campus Convincing people that “it’s not just SACS”

  31. Creating Artifacts The Blog http://ccctitle3.wordpress.com/

  32. Creating Artifacts The Newsletter

  33. Culture of Improvement: Outcomes Analytical Purposeful Honest Accountable Use of Results Constant Assessment Results

  34. Learnings

  35. Learnings

  36. Contact Information Donald Staub, Director, Title III, Carteret Community Collegestaubd@carteret.edu 252- 222-6010 http://ccctitle3.wordpress.com/

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