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Spring 2016

Flex Day

March 10, 2016

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Staff Recognition

Recognition of our

own: Thank you for

your service to our

students!

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Joining the 10 Year Club Janice Albin

Melissa Azevedo

Dennis Beck

Larry Bettes

Allison Breedveld

Dave Broome

Danny Browand

Don Cingrani

Michelle Demo-Davis

Matthew Evans

Jason Foley

David Gentry

Elizabeth Gordon

Theresa Grider

Paula Guerrera

Jamie Harvey

Christie Higgins

Cindy Hodson

Lauren Hollingsworth

Cherie Hunt

Shiloh Lawler

Patti Lindell

Ray Nicholas

Isaac Ortiz

Karin Parrilla-Anderson

Desislava Pedeva-Fazlic

Shelly Presnell

Kirk Ramage

James Raymer

Sadie Roy

Chao Saelee

Sharon Salpas

Margaret Savage

Ann Sittig

Jody Solinski

Jeanette Velasquez

Leann Williams

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Entering Club 20

Jerry Coffey

James Crandall

James Diehl

Jon Jones

Dwayne Lindsey

Ron Marley

Daniel Turturica

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Entering Club 30 Susan Ayers

Michael Bliven

John Bruno

Patricia Carver

Margarita Cordoba

Rhonda Nelson

Eileen Smith

Don Southwick

David Woodruff

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Entering Club 40

Susan Jones

Chris Kutras

Sheree Whaley

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Campus Safety is a resource for you.

We are receiving National recognition for our plan,

purpose and education in the fields of Emergency

Preparedness and the Jeanne Clery Act.

Our Director, Supervisor and Officers are serving on

National and State committees for Campus Safety

and Law Enforcement for the Department of Justice,

(Violence Against Women Act) and the California

State Law Enforcement Association.

We are writing articles to national publications and

receiving invitations to speak at conventions, assist,

write and coordinate college community safety

programs nationally.

Many of partner colleges locally are beginning to

utilize our plans for their emergency preparedness.

Innovation through Dedication

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Commit Campus Safety phone number to memory or

program the number into your cell phone, 242-7910.

Let someone know where you are going and when you plan

to be back.

Be aware of your surroundings.

Lock your vehicle and office.

When possible, travel in groups of two or more at night and

use well-lit, heavily travelled paths.

Use sidewalks that are far away from shrubs, dark doorways,

and alleys.

Walk in a confident, relaxed manner making eye contact with

approaching strangers.

Contact Campus Safety if you are working late or on the

weekends or if you require an security safe-walk escort to

your car.

Trust Your Instincts! If you feel uncomfortable in a place or

situation, change directions, go to an emergency phone, a

public building or call Campus Safety.

Understanding the Past, to develop a

successful FUTURE !!!

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Improve existing Mass Notification network.

Improve Video capability.

Increase Mass Evacuation and Lockdown drills.

Implementing the A.L.I.C.E. method of approach

to Emergencies/Lockdown in 2016/2017. Alert,

Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate. More

information is available at http://www.alicetraining.com/

Education campaign for Faculty, Classified and

Students.

Be informed, Be Safe, If You See Something, Say

Something.

We will come to your office or class to help share

the message. If you are ill, don’t cancel class –

contact Campus Safety and we will do a

presentation.

What’s Next?

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“A plan is not

much

good if the

people

who have to

carry out

the plan are

not aware

of its content.”

EMERGENCY ACTION GUIDE

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Rave Alert is for Everyone’s

Personal Safety and

Notification in the event of an

emergency or safety alerts,

deemed necessary for

release.

Visit the Campus Safety

webpage at: http://www.shastacollege.edu/Admi

nistrative%20Services/Security/Pag

es/ALERTS.aspx

User access and instructions

are on the website listed

above.

Rave Alert

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Not Anymore for

Everyone’s Personal

Safety. Not Anymore is a

on-line video based

instruction module free for

everyone at Shasta

College.

Visit the Campus Safety

webpage at:

http://www.shastacollege.e

du/Administrative%20Serv

ices/Security/Pages/NotAn

yMore.aspx

User access and

instructions are on the

website listed above.

Not Anymore…

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Shasta College Campus Safety offers self defense classes

several times a semester. The class is free to Faculty, Staff

and Students.

Self Defense Classes

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Implementation as part of Violence Against

Women’s Grant. More information is available

on the Campus Safety Website in April 2016.

Shasta C.A.R.E.S.

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Members of the Student Health / Wellness Services, as well as

other college faculty and staff, are actively involved in the

Behavioral Intervention Resource Team (BIRT). Chaired by Morris

Rodrigue, Vice President of Administrative Services, the BIRT

assists faculty, staff and administration with identifying

interventions that assist stressed or disruptive student situations.

Additionally, the BIRT may be of help to faculty and staff with

crisis management when there is a suicide or sudden loss in or

affecting the college environment.

For more information contact :

Shasta College Department of Campus Safety 242-7910 (225-4631)

Student Health / Wellness Services 242-7580

On-Line Behavioral Reporting:

You may send an email to the BIRT Team at

birt@shastacollege.edu or you may utilize the CSAIRS application

to report behavioral concerns at

https://csairs.shastacollege.edu/home

Behavioral Intervention

Resource Team (BIRT)

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We encourage you to visit the Shasta

College Campus Safety Website for all the

information listed in this presentation.

Campus Safety website:

http://www.shastacollege.edu/Administrative%20Services/Securit

y/pages/4047.aspx

Active Shooter Information:

http://www.shastacollege.edu/Administrative%20Services/Security/Pages/

EmergencyInformation.aspx

Emergency Preparedness:

http://www.shastacollege.edu/Administrative%20Services/Security/Assets/

EmergencyEvacProcedures.pdf

On-Line Reporting Campus Safety:

https://csairs.shastacollege.edu/home

Active Shooter Resources

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What’s New and Exciting?

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Just a few of the new & exciting things

include…

• Honors Program

• Dual Enrollment

• Innovation Award

• Hiring

• Equity

• CTE Pathways Grant

• CELT – it’s in the library – go check it out!

• SSSP

• ACE

• STEP-UP

• AEBG

• BS/HIM

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On top of all our other great work we do

as described by TLAs and FLAs…

• FEC

• SLO

• PDC

• GE

• GELO

• PLO

• ISLO

• SAO

• DE

• DE

• ESL

• FSA

• CSEA

• SCSS

• FA

• STEM

• CTA

• CTE

• GED

• EOPS

• DSPS

• CARE

• TRiO

• UB

• SSS

• SASP

• ITV

• FKCE

• SCI*FI

• WSL

• DSN

• BIRT

• SLAM

• BAITS

• ACCSS

• PEAT

• HSUP

• EWD

• ECE…

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Answers to the three- and four-letter

acronyms…

Faculty Excellence Committee

Student Learning Outcomes

Professional Development Committee

General Education

General Education Learning

Outcomes

Program learning outcomes

Institutional Student Learning

outcomes

Service Area Outcomes

Distance Education

Dual Enrollment

English as a second language

Faculty service area

California School Employees

Association

Shasta College Student Senate

Financial Aid

Science Technology Engineering &

Math

California Teachers Association

Career Technical Education

General Education Development

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services

Disabled Students Programs and Services

Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education

TRIO (upward bound, talent search & SSS)

Upward Bound

Student Support Services

Student athlete success program

Interactive Television

Foster and Kinship Care Education

Shasta College Inspiring and Fostering

Independence

Worksite learning

Deputy sector navigator

Business Agriculture, Industry, Technology & Safety

Science Language Arts and Math

Arts Communications Consumer & Social Sciences

Physical Education and Athletics

Health Sciences and University Programs

Economic and Workforce Development

Early Childhood Education…

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Budget News

• Good budget proposed, but

challenging for us…

• Equity and success $ continued

• $500 million for adult education

• $200 million for CTE (new)

• Growth – 2% proposed • Tiny COLA (0.47%)

• Much less in one-time money

(from ~$3.8 million this year to

~$450,000 next year)

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Our big challenge…

• ENROLLMENT • Goal for 2016-17 is 7274 FTES

minimum and 7419 FTES to

capture growth (starting this summer)

• Expanding marketing efforts to

include better capture of new

students, increasing retention

and persistence of current

students ($2 million is at stake)

• I believe this will help with

student success results as well

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Shasta College is a

nationally recognized

model community college

engaging its communities

through innovation in

student learning and

growth.