Presentation on Draft of Restructure Model By Sandra Genera DRAFTChabot New Pathway model (Restructure Option) Students enter at any point and participate in a pre-college experience component Matriculation: Assessment, Orientation & Counseling Interest Area #1 Interest Area #5 Interest Area Embedded Support Areas #2 Interest Area #3 Interest Area #4 A&R Interest Area #6 First layer=first point of contact for student Second layer = First year experience Third layer = Contextualized Basic Skills Fourth layer = Interest Areas Fifth layer = Embedded Support Areas Outreach Teams Early Decision Component Hayward Promise Neighborhood (HPN) Efforts ◦ ETS, Assessments Program, Outreach, Summer Bridge Matriculation: ◦ Assessment ◦ Orientation ◦ Counseling DRAFTChabot New Pathway model (Restructure Option) Interest Area #1 Interest Area #6 Interest Area #5 Interest Area Embedde #2 d Support Areas Interest Area #3 Interest Area #4 Students enter at any point and participate in a pre-college experience component Matriculation : Assessment, Orientation & Counseling First layer=first point of contact for student Second layer = First year experience Third layer = Contextualized Basic Skills Fourth layer = Interest Areas Fifth layer = Embedded Support Areas 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Science Allied Health Arts, Humanities & Teaching Finance & Business Career/Technical Vocational Social Sciences & Social Change Undecided DRAFTChabot New Pathway model (Restructure Option) Embedded support areas I.A. #4 Students enter at any point and participate in a pre-college experience component Matriculation: Assessment, Orientation & Counseling I.A. #8 First layer=first point of contact for student Second layer = First year experience Third layer = Contextualized Basic Skills Fourth layer = I.A.=Interest Areas Fifth layer = Embedded Support Area from various areas 1. Agriculture & Natural Resources 2. Arts, Media & Entertainment 3. Building Trades & Construction 4. Education, Child Development & Family Services 5. Energy & Utilities 6. Engineering & Design 7. Fashion & Interior Design 8. Finance & Business 9. Health, Science, & Medical Technology 10. Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation 11. Information Technology 12. Manufacturing & Product Development 13. Marketing, Sales, & Sales 14. Public Services 15. Transportation Faculty Leads will be identified Campus-wide Professional Development addressing Equity • Teach Major courses to fulfill ◦ Transfer ◦ AA/AS degrees ◦ Certificates • Teach General Education courses • Collaborate with faculty in creating course offerings that are succinct pathways for students • Embedded librarian faculty workshop within the major courses • Create “home room” community • Participate in Professional Development addressing Equity Provide “welcome” sessions for incoming students Facilitate study groups (like MESA) Send email reminders of ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Workshops, events & activities Scholarships Study groups A&R/Chabot news Restructure current model of Learning Connection to move to more dedicated & focused type of study groups depending on need (Deonne Kunkel) Provide dedicated study groups to each interest area Have a Senator dedicated to each interest area Organize club events & activities, within Interest Areas and campus-wide Students will find a sense of community by identifying a major/pathway/interest area Students will have access to focused workshops, major courses, focused counseling & planning Pathway orientation Multi-disciplinary learning teams Learning Connections Pathway Career Counseling Faculty Mentors Peer Mentors Internship Research Competitions Clubs One-on-one counseling Group counseling Major Programming towards Educational Goal (SEP’s: Major courses, GE courses, degrees, cert’s, university transfer) Participate in Professional Development towards Equity Focused workshops ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Career Scholarships Internships Job search University representatives Study skills These ideas are being flushed out in many different arenas: ◦ HSI working group ◦ Learning Connections ◦ Tom DeWitt’s Initiative