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CONVOCATION

SPRING | 2015

WELCOME Your host: Pamela T. Luster, President

Executive Team:

Tim McGrath, VP/Instruction Rachelle Agatha, VP/Administration

Julianna Barnes, VP/Student Services

A LOOK BACK AT FALL 2014

Video Production: Michael Gast Photographers: Carol Beilstein Anabel Pulido

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVOw111aFkU

AGENDA

• A Look Back at Fall 2014

• Introduction of New Faculty

• Familiar Faces – New Assignments

• Baccalaureate Degree

• Senate Updates

• Web Design Update

• Facilities and Building updates

• Enrollment Update

• Student Equity and HSI updates

• Student Success

• Accreditation Updates

• And more!

Welcome, Pam Luster, President

New Faculty, Spring 2015

• Jill Chagnon, Radiologic Technology (left)

• Peter Lofthouse, Exercise Science, Head Football Coach

• Ronni Whitman, Interior Design

MESA ONE OF 15 CALIFORNIA CCs

TO OFFER BACCALAUREATE

DEGREE!

Familiar Faces – New Assignments!

Paul Gomez, Acting Dean, LRC

David Fierro, Acting Director of Campus Technology

Angela Liewen, Acting Supervisor, IT

Kris Clark, SLO Coordinator

Marie Alfonsi, Honors Co-coordinator

Veronica Gerace, Peer Navigation Coordinator

Monica Romero, Title V Director

Leticia Lopez, Professional Development Coordinator

Familiar Faces – New Assignments!

Wendy Smith, Curriculum Design Lead, Title V

Toni Parsons, Math Curriculum Design

Jenifer Cost, English Curriculum Design

Laura Mathis, Personal Growth Curriculum Design

Sim Barhoum and Bradley Hughes, Structured Learning Assistance Co-Coordinator

• Prof. Terry Kohlenberg, President, Academic Senate

• Angela Liewen, President, Classified Senate

• Jesus M Escudero, IV, President, Associate Students Government

• Prof. Jennifer Cost, Chair of Chairs

Participatory Governance 2015

Web Design Update – A Sneak Peak!

http://www.taylorpond.com/mesa_design_preview

Propositions S and N Master Plan and Facilities Update

Rachelle Agatha, VP/Administration

Spring 2015 Convocation

Mesa College

Prop S & N Project Updates

Project Construction StartConstruction

CompleteOccupancy

Soc/Beh Science January 2013 May 2014 September 2014

Park Lot 1 Phase 3/EV September 2014 January 2015 January 2015

Commons June 2014 September 2015* Spring 2016*

Exercise Science June 2014 July/Aug 2015* Spring 2016*

Center for Bus/Tech Jan/Feb 2016* June 2017* Fall 2017*

I300/Arts June 2017* June 2018* Fall 2018*

L200/Facilities Sep/Oct 2015 June 2016* Fall 2016*

Quad June 2018* December 2018* December 2018*

* Estimated Dates

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Mesa College

Fall 14 to Spring 15 Other Highlights

• Completion of English Village Phase I 7 Classrooms/Staff Parking

• Removal of Mod Village Additional parking in Lot 1

• Tennis Courts • G Building • Teaching and Learning Center

Project Budget: $40.5 million

Occupied: Fall 2014

Grand Opening: Feb 11, 2015

Mesa College

Social & Behavioral Science

Propositions S and N Mesa’s Master Plan – Commons & Exercise Science

Mesa Master Plan – Phase 8

Propositions S and N - January 2015 Mesa’s Master Plan – Exercise Science

Mesa College

Exercise Science Center

Budget: $15 million

Construction Start: June 2014

Targeted Completion: July/Aug 2015

This 25,867 SF building will house Mesa’s Fitness, Aerobics, Pilates and Weight Training Studios, along with faculty offices.

Propositions S and N – January 2015 Mesa’s Master Plan – Commons

Mesa College

The Commons

Budget: $45.6 million

Construction Start: January 2014

Target Completion: August 2015

This 57,000 SF building will house Mesa’s Cafeteria, Bookstore, Stockroom, Print & Mail services, and the Culinary Arts academic program.

Propositions S and N – January 2015 Mesa’s Master Plan – Center for Business & Technology

Mesa College

Center for Business & Technology

Budget: $32.2 million

Est Construction Start: Jan/Feb 2016

Target Completion: Fall 2017

This 57,800 SF building will house Mesa’s Business and Technology academic programs

Propositions S and N Mesa’s Master Plan – Center for Business & Technology

Mesa Master Plan – Phase 8

Propositions S and N Mesa’s Master Plan – Quad Project & Fine/Dramatic Arts

Mesa Master Plan – Phase 8

Propositions S and N

Mesa’s Master Plan – Quad/Final Phase

Mesa Master Plan – Phase 8

Enrollment Management Spring Semester 2015 Tim McGrath, VP/Instruction

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EDUCATIONAL MASTER PLAN

Student Success & Support Program

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Basic Skills &Retention

Student Equity Plan

EXTERNAL FACTORS: STUDENT SUCCESS TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS; CCCCO SCORECARD;

ENROLLMENT PRIORITIES; SB 1456; ETC…

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Title V/HSI

Student Success and Support Program

Core Services

Plus, follow-up for at-risk students

Orientation

Assessment

Education Planning

Basic Skills

• Academic Skills Center

• Curricular Innovations

• Progress from basic skills to college level

• Reading Apprenticeship

Ensuring Equity for All Students

The Student Equity Plan

How Do We Measure Equity in Student Success?

• The CCCCO has provided a starting point/framework for measuring student equity

• Key indicators of access and success

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Access Course

Completion

ESL & Basic Skills

Completion

Degree & Certificate

Completion Transfer

• The goal of Mesa’s Five-Year, Title V / HSI Grant, Proyecto Éxito, is to improve the retention and graduation rates of our diverse population, particularly Latino students, through systemic, institutional changes and improvements.

• We will achieve these goals by redesigning basic skills and gateway courses, initiating new academic support & student support systems, providing essential faculty and staff development, and creating supportive spaces for students, staff and faculty.

Connections | Confidence | Coursework |Completion

Acting Program Activity Director

Monica Romero

Grant Curriculum Development Specialist

Wendy Smith

English Course Designer

Jennifer Cost

Personal Growth Designer

Laura Mathis

Math Course Designer

Michelle “Toni” Parsons

Structured Learning Assistance (SLA)

Sim Barhoum

Bradley Hughes

Professional Development Specialist

Leticia Lopez

Student Success Specialist

Veronica Gerace

Senior Clerical Assistant

Ikuko McAnally

Vice President Instruction Tim McGrath

President Pamela Luster

Project Manager Julianna Barnes,

Vice President Student Services

Year 1

Year 1

• Design Program and Renovate space for Faculty & Staff Engagement.

• Improve Wi-Fi across campus.

• Curriculum improvements in English, Math and Personal Growth.

• Design Structured Learning Assistance (SLA).

• Design Summer Success program and Peer Navigator mentoring program.

Connections | Confidence | Coursework |Completion www.sdmesa.edu/about-mesa/institution/proyecto-exito/

Telling our story:

Accreditation 2016

2013-2014: Mid-term Report Submission, Gap Analysis & Operational Structure Established

2014-2015: Self-Evaluation Kick-Off & First Drafts of Self-Evaluation Due

2015-2016: Additional drafts of Self-Evaluation Due & Constituent Review

2016-2017: Fall 2016- Final Self-Evaluation & Board Approval; Spring 2017 Team Visit

Accreditation 2017

Timeline

2014-2015 Focus • Spring 2014- Campus engagement • Fall 2014

– Launched formalized self-evaluation process – Use of Tri-Chair structure – Over 50 students, staff, faculty, and administrators engaged in the

process – Continued campus engagement and involvement – Updated user-friendly website – Very, very, very rough draft completed

• Spring 2015 – Continued campus engagement and involvement – Second rough draft of Mesa Self-Evaluation to be completed and

shared with college community for feedback

• Summer 2015 – Incorporate feedback into draft

SBSB GRAND OPENING 10 AM, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th

Thank You for coming and have a great Spring semester!