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Faculty CTE Regional Meetings

2015 CTE Curriculum Academy

Anaheim Marriott Suites - Garden Grove,CA

Sponsored by the Chancellor's Office through Perkins Leadership Funds, CCCAOE and the Academic Senate will host the first CTE Curriculum Academy "Doing What Matters for CTE Students: A Collaboration of CTE Faculty with EWD and Regional Leaders" January 15-16, 2015 in Anaheim at The Anaheim Marriott Suites.  

The first day of the event, attendees will participate in a Leadership Academy offered by CCCAOE.  Day two attendees will participate in an intensive CTE Curriculum Academy led by the Academic Senate and geared to help all participants better navigate state and local curriculum processes.  Attendees will receive information and training on topics such as curriculum basics, effective practices for curriculum development, the Program and Course Approval Handbook, C-ID, and other aspects of curriculum development and approval.  Please see the program description for each day below.  

 

2014 Fall Area of Emphasis DIG - North Location

De Anza College - Media Learning Center

2014 Fall Area of Emphasis DIG - South Location

Ontario Airport Hotel

(South) Curriculum Regional Meetings

(North) Curriculum Regional Meetings

(Southern) Student Equity and Success Regional Meetings

The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is holding two Regional Meetings focusing on Student Equity planning and implementation.

How can colleges best mitigate disproportionate impact? What information and analyses are needed? What interventions would be most helpful? With a November deadline for Student Equity Plans fast approaching, colleges must craft meaningful ways to locally address student access, success, and achievement gaps across student populations.

The meetings are designed to engage faculty and administration in helpful ways to aid local Student Equity Plan development. Additionally, a focus will be on building faculty-driven processes to engage student success and equity.

Single participants and college teams of faculty, CIOs, and CSSOs are encouraged to come. If possible, please bring some of your equity data to reflect on at the meeting.

Topics will address: equity plan requirements, understanding disproportionate impact data, examples of equity plans (and how colleges have built them), reading and responding to data, identifying interventions that work, and monitoring and evaluating plans for effectiveness.

Presenters include:

Debra Sheldon, California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office 

Brad Phillips, Institute for Evidence-Based Change 

Brianna Hays, Institutional Researcher, San Diego Mesa College 

Elaine Kuo, Institutional Researcher, Foothill College 

Carolyn Holcroft, Academic Senate President, Foothill College 

Robert "BJ" Snowden, Academic Senate President, Cosumnes River College 

ASCCC Equity and Diversity Action Committee Members

(Northern) Student Equity and Success Regional Meetings

The Academic Senate for California Community Colleges is holding two Regional Meetings focusing on Student Equity planning and implementation.

How can colleges best mitigate disproportionate impact? What information and analyses are needed? What interventions would be most helpful? With a November deadline for Student Equity Plans fast approaching, colleges must craft meaningful ways to locally address student access, success, and achievement gaps across student populations.

The meetings are designed to engage faculty and administration in helpful ways to aid local Student Equity Plan development. Additionally, a focus will be on building faculty-driven processes to engage student success and equity.

Single participants and college teams of faculty, CIOs, and CSSOs are encouraged to come. If possible, please bring some of your equity data to reflect on at the meeting.

Topics will address: equity plan requirements, understanding disproportionate impact data, examples of equity plans (and how colleges have built them), reading and responding to data, identifying interventions that work, and monitoring and evaluating plans for effectiveness.

Presenters include:

Debra Sheldon, California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office 

Brad Phillips, Institute for Evidence-Based Change 

Brianna Hays, Institutional Researcher, San Diego Mesa College 

Elaine Kuo, Institutional Researcher, Foothill College 

Carolyn Holcroft, Academic Senate President, Foothill College 

Robert "BJ" Snowden, Academic Senate President, Cosumnes River College 

ASCCC Equity and Diversity Action Committee Members

Basic Skills CB21 Meeting

Register today for the Basic Skills CB21 Meetings!  

2013-14 Curriculum Regional Meetings

2013-14 CTE Regional Meetings

Register today for the CTE Regional Meetings!

Program of Study: Film, Television, & Electronic Media

Program of Study: Agriculture

Fresno State University

Chancellor's Circle Event

TBD

CCSF Workshop

San Francisco State University, Seven Hills Conference Center

Symposium for Transitions

10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Chancellor's Circle Event

TBD

Strengthening Student Success Conference

San Francisco Airport Marriott

 
 

Chancellor's Circle Event

TBD

Chancellor's Circle Event

TBD

Chancellor's Circle Event

Chaffey College – Chino Community Center

Spring CTE DIG Meeting

Westin SFO

Northern California Spring CTE DIG Meeting

Westin SFO

Southern California Spring CTE DIG Meeting

Ontario International Airport Hotel

Chancellor's Circle Event

Merced College