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Institutional Goal 1: Chaffey College will provide quality learning experiences that promote holistic student development and support success and completion in a timely manner. OBJECTIVE 1: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Increase the number of sections which are supported by supplemental instruction by 10%. (1.1.1) 2016/17 Completed Increase the number of students who engage in academic support services. 2. Ensure that supplemental instruction is institutionalized. (1.1.2) ; Associate Superintendent, Business Services and Economic Development 3. Increase student participation in all success centers. (1.1.3) 1 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

OBJECTIVE 2: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Ensure all new, first-time students complete comprehensive education plans leading to informed goals. (1.2.1) Services; Vice President, Administrative Affairs Review Annually In progress 2. Increase Fast Track offerings by two percent annually over a three-year period. (1.2.2) ; Decrease the time students take for goal completion. 3. Increase the number of students participating in educational planning activities and follow up services by 10% over the next four years. (1.2.3) Services 4. Increase online course offerings options tied to pathways. (1.2.4) 5. Incentivize taking Fast Track courses/packages. (1.2.5) ; Vice President, Student Services 2017/2018 In planning 6. Explore implementation of Guided Pathways. (1.2.6) Leadership Team 2017/2018 In planning 2 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

OBJECTIVE 3: Activities Responsible Parties Increase the Basic Skills completion rate (state defined metric) of students who identify transfer as their goal. 1. Streamline curriculum and accelerate the course sequences in all foundation skill areas, including ESL, and evaluate the effectiveness of changes. (1.3.1) 2. Streamline and automate the Early Assessment Program (EAP) prerequisite challenge process. (1.3.2) Service; Vice President, Administrative Affairs 2017/18 In planning 3. Review and potentially revise placement and assessment practices. (1.3.3) Services OBJECTIVE 4: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Implement the ability for students to submit their certificate and degree applications online. (1.4.1) Services; Vice President, Administrative Affairs 2015/16 Completed Increase the number of award earners. 2. Investigate automating the conferment of certificates. (1.4.2) Services; Vice President, Administrative Affairs 2017/18 In planning 3. Transcript low-unit certificates. (1.4.3) Services; Associate Superintendent, Instruction and Institutional 3 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Increase the number of award earners. 4. Notify students who are close to completing degrees and/or notify students when they ve taken courses outside of their stated goal. (1.4.4) Services 2017/18 In planning OBJECTIVE 5 Activities Responsible Parties s 1.. Support and encourage student participation and engagement in campus life. (1.5.1) Services; Dean of Student Life Broaden awareness of and participation in clubs, support services and extracurricular activities 2. Support participation in wraparound services that ensure the holistic well-being of Chaffey s student population. (1.5.1) Services 3. Promote student inclusivity inside and outside the classroom. (1.5.3) ; Vice President, Student Services; Equity Council 4 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Institutional Goal 2: Chaffey College will create, maintain, and support innovative and effective learning environments that engage students toward success and completion. OBJECTIVE 1: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Create institutional methods for honoring innovative practices in the schools. (2.1.1) Associate Superintendent of Broaden participation in the activities that encourage effective teaching practices. 2. Formalize sharing innovative teaching practices at the department/school level. (2.1.2) Faculty Senate; Coordinators; Faculty Success Center; Professional Development; Deans 3. Increase the number of unduplicated participants in Faculty Success Center events by 2% annually. (2.1.3) Associate Superintendent of ; Faculty Success Center OBJECTIVE 2: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Develop a comprehensive Facilities Master Plan. (2.2.1) Vice President, Administrative Affairs 2014/15 Completed Increase instructional and collaborative spaces at all three campuses. 2 Continue to implement and evaluate the Facilities Master Plan. (2.2.2) Vice President, Administrative Affairs 5 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

3. Increase room use optimization and efficiency for scheduled classes. (2.2.3) 2017/18 In planning Increase instructional and collaborative spaces at all three campuses. 4. Explore opportunities to remodel, expand or acquire additional space. (2.2.4) Vice President, Administrative Services 5. Explore meeting additional student space needs. (2.2.5) Leadership Team OBJECTIVE 3: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Develop a strategic Technology Plan. (2.3.1) Vice President, Administrative Affairs 2015/16 Completed Improve and expand the use of current technologies that facilitate student learning and success. 2. Create an effective, aesthetic and informative website. (2.3.2) 3. Enhance and increase the use of the college s web and mobile presences. (2.3.3) Vice President, Administrative Affairs Vice President, Administrative Affairs, Services 4. Explore and implement other instructional and student services technologies essential to achieving the college s goals. (2.3.4) Leadership Team 6 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Improve and expand the use of current technologies that facilitate student learning and success. 5. Update and fund the Technology Replacement Plan that supports learning. (2.3.5) 6. Fund and implement the strategic Technology Plan. (2.3.6) Leadership Team Leadership Team OBJECTIVE 4: Activities Responsible Parties Create and maintain an effective online/electronic learning atmosphere (virtual environment). 1. Create training modules for students and faculty new to online learning. (2.4.1) 2. Expand opportunities for training and tools for use in online learning environments. (2.4.2) ; Vice President, Student Services OBJECTIVE 5: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Establish a comprehensive Campus Safety Plan. (2.5.1) Business Services and Economic Development 2014/15 Completed Improve and expand upon the security systems at all campuses. 2. Implement redundant human, technological, and environmental security systems. (2.5.2) Business Services and Economic Development 7 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Improve and expand upon the security systems at all campuses. 3. Provide training for employees and students to increase security and safety in the event of an emergency. (2.5.3) Business Services and Economic Development 8 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Institutional Goal 3: Chaffey College will provide an effective organizational structure and workforce through strategic hiring practices in which all employees are given the encouragement and resources needed to achieve excellence. OBJECTIVE 1: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Develop a strategic organizational plan based on growth and sustainability. (3.1.1) Business Services and Economic Development 2017/18 In planning Ensure that the District s organizational structure matches the financial and learning needs of the College. 2. Evaluate the District s organizational structure. (3.1.2) Leadership Team; Superintendent/President 3. Recommend and implement changes to the structure as necessary to increase efficiency and effectiveness. Leadership Team; Superintendent/President OBJECTIVE 2: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Develop a prioritization process for the recruitment of new classified positions. (3.2.1) Business Services and Economic Development 2014/15 Completed Develop strategic hiring practices. 2. Continuously review and update the District s Equal Employment Opportunity plan. (3.2.2) Business Services and Economic Development; Associate Superintendent of 9 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

3. Annually study applicant flow to identify potential disproportionate impact and its causes. (3.2.3) Business Services and Economic Development, Develop strategic hiring plans and practices 4. Comprehensively review hiring practices, policies and procedures at all levels to ensure consistency and effectiveness. (3.2.4) Business Services and Economic Development 5. Implement and improve an online application process for the recruitment of positions. (3.2.5) Business Services and Economic Development 6. Review and align pay schedules for non-contractual temporary employees (short term workers; student workers; apprentices). (3.2.6) Business Services and Economic Development OBJECTIVE 3: Activities Responsible Parties Implement appropriate training, orientation, and professional development opportunities for all employee groups. 1. Expand and implement the College orientation program to acculturate newly hired employees from all groups into the College culture. (3.3.1) 2 Explore and implement opportunities for professional development, including flex, for all faculty. (3.3.2) Business Services and Economic Development; Associate Superintendent of Leadership Team; Professional Development; Faculty Success Center 2017/18 Faculty and Classified Complete; Management in Planning 10 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Implement appropriate training, orientation, and professional development opportunities for all employee groups. 3. Explore and implement opportunities for professional development, including flex, for all classified staff. (3.3.3) 4. Explore and implement opportunities for professional development, including flex, for all managers. (3.3.4) Leadership Team; Professional Development; Classified Success Network Leadership Team 2017/18 In planning 11 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Institutional Goal 4: Chaffey College will support the needs of the communities through meaningful external relations, workforce development, outreach, partnerships, and linkages. OBJECTIVE 1: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Increase MOUs, data sharing, and articulation agreements with high school districts. (4.1.1.) Associate Superintendent of 2. Redesign and implement collaboration activities with K-12 Partners, including Pathways. (4.1.2) ; Vice President, Student Services; Director, Adult Education and High School Partnerships Increase contact points with all of our K-12 partners. 3. Design and implement a District-wide Promise Program. (4.1.3) Services 2017/18 In planning 4. Explore and implement dual enrollment opportunities. (4.1.4) ; Director, Adult Education and High School Partnerships 2017/18 In planning 5. Facilitate the development of articulation agreements specific to demand in existing and emerging industry sectors as identified by the region. (4.1.5) Business Services and Economic Development; Associate Superintendent, Instruction and Institutional 12 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

OBJECTIVE 2: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Implement and refine outreach programs to traditional high school graduates and other populations. (4.2.1) Services; Director, Adult Education and High School Partnerships Consistent with our mission, provide access to instruction and services that respond effectively to state and local needs. 2. Create multiple entry points for current and prospective students. (4.2.2) 2016/17 Completed 3. Improve internal/external marketing and communication strategies that support current initiatives. (4.2.3) Marketing Department OBJECTIVE 3: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Expand Chamber of Commerce awareness of the Career Center s Chaffey Connect job placement service in all of the District s service cities. (4.3.1) Business and Economic Development; Vice President, Student Services 2014/15 Completed Increase and strengthen the relationships with all of our business partners. 2. Implement a Career and Job Placement Incubator (InTech Center). (4.3.2) Business and Economic Development 2015/16 Completed 3. Increase the District s participation and visibility in community, social, and business associations. (4.3.3) ; Associate Superintendent, Business and Economic Development; Vice President, Administrative Affairs; Services 13 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

OBJECTIVE 4: Activities Responsible Parties Increase and strengthen the relationships with all of our community stakeholders. 1. Report college activities on a regular basis to community stakeholders. (4.4.1) 2. Increase and strengthen relations with government partners. (4.4.2) Superintendent/President Superintendent/President 14 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Institutional Goal 5: Chaffey College will decrease the achievement gap. OBJECTIVE 1: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Develop an intentional approach to hiring diverse student employees. (5.1.1) Leadership Team 2017/18 In planning 2. Provide multicultural training for support services personnel (e.g., Success Guides, Supplemental Instruction, Success Centers, GPS Centers). (5.2.2) ; Vice President, Student Services Increase the number of underrepresented students participation in programs and support services. 3. Create a faculty advising structure to engage students in specific programs leading to persistence. (5.2.3) 2014/15 Completed 4. Develop large scale student mentoring model. (5.2.4) Leadership Team 2017/18 In planning 5. Create a Multicultural Center (5.2.5) Services 2017/18 In planning 15 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Increase the number of underrepresented students participation in programs and support services. 6. Provide faculty advising training to all faculty. (5.2.6) 7. Implement robust outreach to traditionally underrepresented student populations. (5.2.7) Professional Development; Faculty Success Center Services; Marketing Department; Equity Council OBJECTIVE 2: Activities Responsible Parties Update 1. Partner with the CCEAL to research and analyze minority male performance indicators and provide strategies to improve their success. (5.2.1) Services; Associate Superintendent, Instruction and Institutional 2015/16 Completed Conduct research to understand performance disparities and identify strategies to improve student success. 2. Develop an Equity Plan that provides guidance to the college for improving the performance of students who are disproportionally impacted. (5.2.2) Services; Associate Superintendent, Instruction and Institutional 2015/16 Completed 3. Perform Gap Analysis on an annual basis to identify differences in achievement by ethnic group and identify action plans to address the findings. (5.2.3) Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants; College Planning Council; Equity Council 16 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

4. Disseminate equity data more intentionally, especially at school level. (5.2.4) Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants; Deans; Faculty Senate 5. Identify and implement effective instructional practices and strategies that promote equity. (5.2.5) Faculty Senate; Deans; Faculty Success Center; Professional Development; President s Equity Council Conduct research to understand performance disparities and identify strategies to improve student success. 6. Expand strategic support services to target populations. (5.2.6) Services 7. Explore additional research and partnerships related to equity. (5.2.7) Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants; President s Equity Council 2017/18 In planning 8. Provide holistic wrap-around intrusive support services for foundational skills students. (5.2.8) ; Vice President, Student Services; President s Equity Council 2017/18 In planning OBJECTIVE 3: Activities Responsible Parties Implement a consistent opportunity for culturally responsive/inclusive strategies in college training and professional learning. 1. Provide professional learning related to culturally responsive/inclusive instruction for faculty. (5.3.1) Leadership Team 17 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Implement a consistent opportunity for culturally responsive/inclusive strategies in college training and professional learning. 2. Provide multicultural training for staff and managers. (5.3.2) Leadership Team OBJECTIVE 4: Activities Responsible Parties 1. Develop and implement strategies to disseminate information on all financial assistance options, extending to the high schools. (5.4.1) Services 2014/15 Completed 2. Implement zero-cost and low-cost textbooks and instructional materials. (5.4.2) Address financial assistance strategies for socioeconomically challenged students. 3. Expand and support transportation options (e.g. shuttle, ride sharing). (5.4.3) Services 4. Explore additional child care options for students. (5.4.4) Services 2017/18 In planning 5. Explore housing options for students. (5.4.5) Services 2017/18 In planning 18 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Institutional Goal 6: Chaffey College will responsibly manage financial, physical, technological, and environmental resources through effective planning, decisionmaking, and implementation. OBJECTIVE 1: Activities Responsible Parties Update 1. Identify common goals of College initiatives and grants. (6.1.1) Plan Alignment Group Develop and maintain effective practices of identifying, applying for, accepting and managing external funds. 2. Review, identify and apply for grant opportunities that align with the College s institutional goals. (6.1.2) 3. Adhere to process for all external funding opportunities. (6.1.3) Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants 4. Develop process for accepting donations. (6.1.4) Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants 2016/17 Completed 5. Provide post award management. (6.1.5) Dean, Institutional Research, Policy and Grants 19 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

OBJECTIVE 2: Activities Responsible Parties Ensure that resources are allocated based on institutional planning. 1. Develop a Resource Allocation Committee that recommends resource allocation on the basis of Program and Services Review outcomes. (6.2.1) 2. Develop RAC Oversight Committee. (6.2.2) Superintendent/President in conjunction with Leadership Team and the Resource Allocation Committee 2014/2015 Completed College Planning Council 2016/17 Completed 3. Integrate total cost of ownership/roi concept into planning. (6.2.3) College Planning Council Task Force 2017/18 In planning OBJECTIVE 3: Activities Responsible Parties Improve the alignment of expenditures with revenue. 1. Evaluate historical disparities and prepare financial forecasting analyses. (6.3.1) Superintendent/President, Associate Superintendent of Business Services and Economic Development 2. Review and revise the budget development process to include institutional goals. (6.3.2) Leadership Team OBJECTIVE 4: Activities Responsible Parties Use resources sustainably and efficiently. 1. Identify economical and ecological transportation options for employees and students that commute to the college. (6.4.1) Services; GEM Committee 20 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs

Use resources sustainably and efficiently 2. Reduce use of disposable materials (i.e. implement electronic document processing). (6.4.2) 3. Practice effective preventative maintenance. (6.4.3) Leadership Team; GEM Committee Vice President, Administrative Affairs OBJECTIVE 5 Activities Responsible Parties Be proactive in planning for growth/reduction. 1. Reconvene the Growth Committee to recommend growth/reduction strategies. (6.5.1) 2. Identify and communicate process for requesting ongoing budget augmentations in response to growth. (6.5.2) College Planning Council 2017/18 In planning Leadership Team 21 Revised by CPC Tri-Chairs