presentation to the nctc board of regents january 27, 2014
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Partners for Strong Pathways North Central Texas College and The University of North Texas Mapping S uccess for Transfer Students. Presentation to the NCTC Board of Regents January 27, 2014 Emily Klement – NCTC Associate Vice President for Academic Partnerships - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Partners for Strong Pathways
North Central Texas College andThe University of North Texas
Mapping Success for Transfer Students
Presentation to the NCTC Board of RegentsJanuary 27, 2014
Emily Klement – NCTC Associate Vice President for Academic Partnerships
Celia Williamson – UNT Vice Provost for Transfer Articulation
Maps = Clear Pathways• What our students need
• Clear direction –
the goal, plus specific, incremental steps• Early, consistent communication• Encouragement and support
• What the maps do (and don’t do)• They do: provide a recommended set of courses that will
dependably take a student through a specific NCTC associate’s degree, into and through a specific UNT degree
• They don’t: change the degree plans of NCTC or UNT• They do: provide a tool for student success and closer
institutional collaboration
Maps = Stronger Partnerships
Pathways to stronger partnerships
• Clear, ongoing communication• About opportunities• About challenges• About results
• Celebration of successes
• Continual refinement of the work
• Unshakable commitment to the students
A First Step . . .
. . . of many
• I’m here to celebrate a milestone – the first ‘map’ that clearly connects recommended courses for program to program alignment between NCTC and UNT.
• Not the first collaborative step we’ve taken. But this is a first in a new effort designed around the needs of today’s students… and well worth celebrating.
• We anticipate many more maps to follow – perhaps hundreds – that will provide concise and clear information to students.