LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS & STUDENT SUCCESS COMMITTEE
Educational Services Center
6 th Floor Conference Room
770 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
3:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.
Committee Members
Mike Fong, Chair
Andra Hoffman, Vice Chair
Nancy Pearlman, Member
Bobbi Kimble, Staff Liaison
Felicito “Chito” Cajayon, Staff Liaison
Kathleen F. Burke, College President Liaison
Linda D. Rose, College President Liaison (Alternate)
Agenda
(Items may be taken out of order)
I.
ROLL CALL
II.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS*
III.
REPORTS
A.
Annual Institutional Effectiveness & Student Success (IE&SS) Calendar
B.
Revised Mission Statement – Los Angeles Mission College
C.
Update on Student Success Initiatives and Measures
D.
Accreditation Update
IV.
FUTURE INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS & STUDENT SUCCESS
COMMITTEE MEETING DATES
V.
NEW BUSINESS
VI.
SUMMARY – NEXT MEETING ................................................... Mike Fong
VII.
ADJOURNMENT
*Members of the public are allotted five minutes time to address the agenda issues.

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Board of Trustees
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August 2015 - July 2016
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Agenda Items
> Approve Annual IE&SS Calendar v^
^ Overview ofiegistatiyefy Mandated Studeint: Outcome Neasyres:
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Mission College mission statement update
> Trade-Teeh C:oltege Strategic Plan update
> Approval of Student Equity Plans: ALL COLLEGES (Note:: subject to change based on State deadtme)
> Report on DPAC Evaluatio.n o.f District-level Governance and
Planning Handbo'ok
Agenda Items
> Report on DPAC EvaIuatloD £>f District Strategic Plan
VALLEY and WEST
PIERCE and SOUTHWEST
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Accreditation Site Visits:: Debrief
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>" Annual College Planning and Effectiveness Reports:; CITY, EAST and HARBOR
Institutional Effectivertess ParfcnersNp Initiative)
> LACCD Sconx^rd 2015:: ALL, COLLEGES
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District Strategic Plan;: Annual Report

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Executive Summary
September 16,2015
Current C&Mege Mission Sfatement
Los Angeles Mission Co'llege is committed £o the success of our smdenfs. The College pro\Tides accessible, affordable, liigfai qiuality leaming opportmiities in a c'ultuiralliy and inteliecSualiy supportive emvirommemt by::
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Ensuring that students successfully transfer to four-year institutions, prepare for successful careers, in the workplace, and improve their basic skills;
Encouraging stndems to become critical thinkers and lifelong leamers;
Pt-oviding services and programs that improve the lives of the diverse communities we serve:.
New Proposed Nission; Statentent
Los Ajngeles Mission College is committed to the success of its students. The CoHege, which awards associate degrees and certificates, provides accessible, affordable, higli-qya^ty learning opportunities in a c-vMuraHy and intellectually-supportive environment by:
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Providing semces and program& in basic skills^ general education, career and technical education, and for transfer;
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Educating stueteiiits; to become critical tluHkers and lifelong learners;
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Ensimng that ati programs and services are contmuously evafoated and improved to support student learning and achievement; and
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Making traditional and distance education learning opportunities available to enhance the health and wellmess of the diverse communities it serves.
Rationale for Change
The new ACCJC accreditation standards require that college mission statements articulate the institution's broad efcalional purpose, degree and certificate granting authonty^ smdent popylatioHs served,, available educational offerings, and commitmeEft to student {earning and student achievement.
The new LAMC Mission Statement meets all of the standards required by the ACCJC by comprehensively describing the college mission, capturing all of the college's strategic' goals, and demonstratiag the college's commitment to student success.
The Mission Statement was vetted through the college's shared governance process, having been discussed by the EducaifionEal Planning Committee, College Council, other shared governance committees, and ffee Academic Senate in spring 2015 and summer 2015.