CRC Staff Development Strategic Plan Spring 2005 Spring 2009
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1 CRC Staff Development Strategic Plan Spring 2005 Spring 2009 Mission and Values The Staff Development Committee believes that the best possible educational environment for all students can be achieved when the college invests in the professional skills, academic knowledge, personal health, and cultural proficiency of all of its employees. Thus, provision for continued professional development opportunities for Cosumnes River College employees is essential for Cosumnes River College student success. Operational Principles The following principles provide a framework for professional development and serve as criteria for making decisions on professional development activities. In general, those principles foster professional development as the college s efforts to support college values by providing resources to build the ability of staff to meet the goals of the college. Professional Development is defined as an activity that has as its goals the development of skills, competencies and personal qualities that will provide the potential for better performance and satisfaction on the job. To that end, the CRC Staff Development Committee plans, coordinates and provides financial support for a variety of activities that engage faculty, staff and administrators in an active and creative intellectual life. We group our principles under these headings: 1. Contribution to Student Success: Professional development activities must have either a direct or an indirect student benefit. These benefits to students should increase their success as measured by agreed-upon learning outcomes at the institutional, program and course levels. 1
2 Benefits to students may accrue through: improvement of the delivery of the service which a staff member provides enhancement of the content for a specific course or program of instruction or student service enhancement of cultural proficiency of the staff member improvement of leadership skills enhancement of knowledge of shared governance improvement of technological skills enhancement of employees health and wellness 2. Meeting Needs Professional development activities include those that meet the needs of CRC employees as expressed in needs assessment surveys, workshop evaluation forms, and internal documents such as program reviews, accreditation self-study reports, district and college strategic plans, shared governance committee activities, and academic and classified senate or management initiatives. Moreover, the Staff Development Committee should be proactive in identifying college needs and encouraging employees to explore ideas and competencies that facilitate continuous improvement at the organizational and individual levels. 3. Allocation of Resources Since resources are always limited, we believe that professional development activities should be designed to provide the greatest effect on the college, its programs and its students. Consequently, college resources should be allocated to activities that have broad institutional impact. At the same time, we recognize (a) the value of the individual s rejuvenation through individual professional development activities, such as attendance at professional conferences; (b) that professional development may involve activities which are beyond staff s ordinary or current job descriptions but are likely to be integrated into their present or future contribution to the college and (c) the importance of professional development for all college employees, which requires that resources be fairly allocated among disciplines, employee categories and types of activities. 2
3 4. Accountability We evaluate what we do and learn from our evaluations. We recognize the importance of ensuring appropriate accountability for those who engage in professional development activities. We abide by state, district and college policies and regulations as well as by the requirements of funding sources. Our policies and operations are open. Responsibilities The responsibility for professional development at CRC lies with many constituencies (see attached organizational diagram). Ultimately, in an effective organization, the responsibility for professional development lies with each employee. The College President and Staff Development Committee must nurture a climate where continued personal and professional growth is valued and pursued by every employee. As well, the Staff Development Committee is responsible for ensuring that adequate opportunities for staff development exist. At present, the responsibilities of the Staff Development Committee are: plans and conducts activities for all employees that lead to enhanced student success provides a forum for explorative and open discussion of new and innovative procedures and strategies advises and assists in planning, evaluating and improving the Center for Advancement of Staff & Student Learning () supports technology innovation and training develops a process to distribute information to staff on workshops, seminars and available resources related to staff and instructional improvement provides programs for community awareness allocates funds for individual and group proposals and tuition reimbursement plans, develops and continues to implement the Employee Recognition Program develops a comprehensive staff development plan fulfills committee obligations to college strategic planning Staff Development Goals and Strategies The goals of the Staff Development Committee are aligned with the goals of the District and College, namely, student success, access, teaching and learning effectiveness, organizational effectiveness, and community and economic development, as well as with the goals of external funding agencies. Most directly, the Staff Development Committee supports these goals through the development of skills, knowledge and attitudes in these areas: 3
4 Teaching and Learning Competence by building a training program in the development, implementation, and assessment of culturally proficient student learning outcomes Cultural Proficiency by developing a training program and providing opportunities for CRC employees to have cultural experiences that contribute to and broaden the cultural proficiency of the CRC community Technological Competence by developing a technologically competent organization Health and Wellness- by encouraging and promoting healthy life choices among all faculty and staff Organizational Competence by creating an environment that provides objective and effective training and learning opportunities to ensure and promote organizational competence Community Awareness - by fostering awareness of community programs and cultural groups to the CRC staff and promoting awareness of CRC activities, groups and the general college community to the outside community This matrix outlines how our staff development outcomes align with and support district and college goals: Employee Competencies District/College Goals Student Success Access Teaching & Learning Community and Organizational Effectiveness Economic Development Effectiveness Teaching & learning competence Cultural proficiency Technological competence Health and wellness Organizational competence; Communication & Morale Community awareness Objectives, Activities and Performance Outcomes Professional development objectives, activities and performance outcomes identified in this plan reflect college planning directions as known at the time of adoption of the plan by the Staff Development Committee in November As college plans are updated, new professional development needs may be identified and existing needs may change. Staff Development Committee will review the plan on a regular basis and update it as needed. The document is living and flexible. 4
5 Employee Competency: Teaching and Learning Competence Objectives Activities and Performance Outcomes Critical Connections Timeline 1. Train faculty and staff to create and evaluate culturally proficient student learning outcomes at the course, program and institutional levels. (Accreditation Self-Study; Strategic Plan; Ed Initiative) 1.1. Provide training in the implementation of student learning outcomes at the course, program, and institutional levels to 100% of the full-time faculty and 50% of the adjunct faculty through ongoing workshops and/or flex presentations. Academic Senate; Curriculum and College Planning Committees; Plan Fall and Spring ; Implement Fall 2005; 2. Train faculty and staff to interpret, implement, and evaluate classroom-based research effectively as part of student learning assessment. (Accreditation Self-Study; Strategic Plan; Ed Initiative) 2.1. Provide faculty with a minimum of two trainings per semester in classroom based research strategies. Faculty researcher Implement Fall 2005; 3. Provide faculty and staff with discipline-specific/job specific professional growth opportunities (Accreditation Self-Study; Strategic Plan; Ed Initiative) 3.1. Offer a minimum of one training per semester in the best practices of alternative delivery methods to meet the diverse learning styles of students through selected flex activities Provide a minimum of 30 faculty and staff with discipline-specific/job specific professional growth opportunities. Curriculum, CC&E, and IT Committees Proposal Review Subcommittee Implement Spring 2006; 5
6 4. Create an environment that encourages the development of teaching innovations. (Strategic Plan; Accreditation Self-Study; Ed Initiative; Equity Plan; Cultural Competence & Equity Plan; Distance Education Master Plan) 4.1. Host informal discussions in support of teaching innovations and effective practices Recommend materials for a lending library in support of teaching innovations and effective practices Provide at least two opportunities per semester to encourage the sharing of ideas between disciplines, across the district, and across departments. (Information flow between and among departments, especially between instruction and student services will be enhanced.) 4.4. Assist the in producing a best practices manual (hard/electronic formats) Focus at least one Staff Development Committee newsletter article per semester on teaching innovations. Library Faculty; ; Dept. Chairs & Area Deans; CC&E Committee; Student Success Committee Plan, Spring 2005; Implement Fall 2005; Plan Fall 2005; Implement Spring 2006; Publish Manual and put on Website, Fall 2006 Implement Spring 2006; 5. Increase awareness of institutional and individual responsibilities for student success. (Strategic Plan; Accreditation Self-Study; Ed Initiative; Cultural Competence & Equity Plan) 5.1. Include at least one training during flex each year focused on enhancing awareness about institutional and individual responsibilities and roles for student success. CC&E Committee; Student Success Committee Plan Spring 2006; Implement Fall 2006; 5.2. Provide a minimum of two trainings each semester, including training during flex, on course, program, and institutional assessment strategies that are effective practices and are sensitive to matters of equity. CC&E Committee; Plan Fall 2005; Implement Spring 2006; 6
7 Employee Competency: Cultural Proficiency Objectives Activities and Performance Outcomes Critical Connections Timeline 6. Train employees to identify their own biases and use respectful cultural communication practices. (Equity Plan; Cultural Competency & Equity Plan; Ed Initiative; Strategic Plan) 6.1. Train 20% of CRC employees each academic year on culturally sensitive communication practices Provide workshops to faculty and staff in the last half of each semester (before finals) on culturally proficient learning and teaching modalities Identify, define and examine the needs of special student populations to include but not be limited to first generation, re-entry, DSPS, parent, and other special populations. Collect and disseminate this reference information to all staff (hard/electronic format). Academic Senate, Classified Senate; CC&E Committee Academic Senate; CC&E Committee District and CRC Research Offices,, Academic Senate Plan Fall 2005; Implement Spring 2006; Plan Fall 2005; Implement Spring 2006; Assemble information, Spring 2006; Distribute, Fall Create a handbook of information about culturally proficient teaching methods and techniques that can be used to improve delivery of instruction and incorporates information in 6.1 and 6.2, above Provide a minimum of two trainings, one during flex and one during the semester, on what students need to know, where campus services are, how to register, what are important dates, etc. 7. Provide equity training. (Equity Plan; Cultural Competence & Equity Plan) 7.1. Provide at least two equity trainings each semester (one of which could be online or using Blackboard) and target 50% of staff in each division to be trained in a two-year window of opportunity. Academic Senate, CC&E; Academic Senate, All Departments, Student Success Committee, Equity Officer Fall 2006 Fall
8 Employee Competency: Technological Competence Objectives Activities and Performance Outcomes Critical Connections Timeline 8. Promote and provide regular and consistent training on the effective use of technology (Strategic Plan; Distance Education Master Plan) 8.1. Provide at least two flex workshops each year to enable employees to be proficient in using office software, to include but not be limited to: Outlook (sending and receiving s, organizing messages in personal folders, setting up appointments and meetings with the calendar) Internet (finding resources online, accessing college documents and forms on the Infostream). word processing software, Excel, Micrograde, MS Publisher online rosters and grades, multimedia classroom cabinet skills course management system Distance Ed Coordinator; IT Committee; Implement Fall 2005; 9. Provide training in the best practices for alternative methods of delivering instruction. (Strategic Plan; Distance Education Master Plan) 9.1. In increments of 15% annually, provide faculty with training on Blackboard, multimedia stations, and PowerPoint. Distance Ed. Coordinator, IT Committee; Implement Spring 2005; Employee Competency: Health and Wellness Objectives Activities and Performance Outcomes Critical Connections Timeline 10. Provide training to encourage the development of healthy work habits and lifestyles. (Strategic Plan) 10.1 In conjunction with appropriate staff, provide required OSHA and personal safety training on an annual basis In conjunction with appropriate staff, provide workshops on healthy lifestyles, physical education and friendly physical activity competitions during flex days In conjunction with appropriate staff, provide information on nutrition, exercise, and organizational skills that can promote a healthy life style and healthy work habits. Police Services; Fiscal Services College Nurses, Nutrition faculty; PE & Athletics. Nurses, Nutrition faculty; PE & Athletics 8
9 Employee Competencies: Organizational Competence, Communication & Morale Objectives Activities and Performance Outcomes Critical Connections Timeline 11. Provide a thorough orientation and mentoring program to all faculty and staff. (Accreditation Self-Study; Educational Initiative; Equity Plan; Cultural Competence & Equity Plan) Evaluate previous orientation programs; provide structured orientation and mentoring for all faculty and staff to include diversity and equity training; offer intensive orientation programs and opportunities to meet for new faculty, classified staff, and new administrators; prepare packets for new staff, faculty and managers to include mentor training opportunities, online support, department and general college information Strengthen cultural proficiency component of the orientation and mentoring program for all staff. ; Research Office, Academic & Classified Senates, Administration CC&E Committee; Academic & Classified Senates; Administration 12. Encourage the personal and professional advancement of all staff and faculty. (Accreditation Self-Study; Strategic Plan) Advertise (via , newsletter, and the Infostream) professional development opportunities and funding resources available to all staff Develop internships for future teachers/counselors/managers create development opportunities for CRC staff whose individual career development goals are to advance within CRC Provide a minimum of one workshop per year on career advancement opportunities and on developing individual career plans to all staff Support and encourage participation in Intra-district professional development activities such as IBA training, Classified Leadership training, participation in the Study Abroad Program, etc. by improving marketing to increase the effectiveness of all professional development dollars. Academic Senate, Classified Senate. District Human Resources Office District Human Resources Office District Human Resources Office; IBA Steering Committee Planning Spring 2005; Begin Implementation Fall 2005; Planning Spring 2005; Begin Implementation Fall 2005; Fall
10 13. Provide opportunities for staff to make personal and professional connections. (Cultural Competence & Equity Plan; Equity Plan) Provide a minimum of one opportunity during the fall semester to enhance staff morale through workshops and social gatherings, and alternative methods such as embedded flex days, , and Blackboard Recognize faculty and staff success, both personal and professional, at the annual Employee Awards and Recognition Ceremony held in the spring. Cultural Competence & Equity Committee; Staff Social Planners Employee Recognition Subcommittee Research the possibility of a college hour. Academic and Classified Senates Fall Implement staff learning outcomes and assessment for Staff Development Implement the Institutional Staff Development Plan that addresses expected levels of support from all areas of the college to ensure alignment with the needs and priorities outlined by campus documents such as unit plans, program reviews, and research documents Develop and implement evaluation methods that measure the impact of professional development on student learning outcomes as measured by, for example, retention rates, GPA, class size, certificates and degrees awarded. College Planning Committee;, College Planning Committee Plan Spring 2008; Implement Fall 2009; Plan Fall 2008; Implement Spring 2009; Employee Competency: Community Awareness Objectives Activities and Performance Outcomes Critical Connections Timeline 15. Provide opportunities for faculty and staff to meet, interact with, and build relationships with community leaders. (Strategic Plan) Publish information about upcoming opportunities to attend meetings, workshops, informational sessions and the like, on the college InfoStream. 10
11 16. Train staff to enable them to create partnerships with business, government, industry, other educational institutions, and the community in general. (Strategic Plan) Work with appropriate staff to publish a booklet of resources and contacts with community entities and disseminate to the college community Work with appropriate staff to publish a handbook that details how to go about creating partnerships (types, advantages and limitations, legalities and restrictions). 17. Provide training to support strong advisory processes for instructional and student services programs Beginning with current advisory groups, survey and collate information about their processes and challenges Disseminate information gained to other groups and interested faculty and programs. PIO; Dean of Careers & Technology PIO, Dean of Careers & Technology, current advisory groups and faculty, current advisory groups and faculty Spring 2006 Spring 2006 Fall 2005 Fall
12 District Human Resources Department Instruction Office College Nurses College Police Health & Safety Curriculum Department s & Areas IBA Safety training IT Staff Development Committee Individuals College Researchers Professional Standards Workshops FLEX Academic Senate Individual Proposals Scholarly & Teaching Competence Organizational Effectiveness Managmen t Council Technological Competence Group Proposals Student Success Community Awareness President s Office Cultural Competence Morale Boosters Health & Wellness Classified Senate Leadership Training Social events Multi Cultural Events Equity training Planning Council Matriculation Budget CC&E TLC () Campus Leadership 12
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