Sacramento City College Unit Plans Completed Spring 2005 Department Name: Staff Development Department Spokesperson: Kirk Wiecking Division Dean: Dr. Elaine Ader Place an X in the boxes of included elements: X Accomplishments X Three-Year Plan X Action Plan X Budget Request X Budget Narrative X Key Performance Indicators Staff Development Department / Accomplishments 2004 – 2005 1a Linkage to Year-End Status and Accomplishments Other Plans Goal 1: Support Staff Development (SD) activities that will promote student success and access Provide comprehensive staff development LRCCD,SDP & offerings on Flex days and throughout the year See Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) IF 1b Provide ongoing SD programs # 1c 1d 1e 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e 2f Action Plan LRCCD,SDP & IF SD Programs offered throughout the year. See KPI’s Review and fund proposals and projects that help Funds allocated to support CWT but limited LRCCD,SDP & staff increase their academic and technical IF, ITP budget—restricted funding some projects knowledge LRCCD,SDP & Include major SD goals in areas' planning Some institutional units request support for Staff IF, PRIE activities Development in their Unit Plans Provide faculty and staff college/conference SD opportunities on discipline content, learning A variety of workshops offered throughout the year LRCCD,SDP & styles, collaborative learning, study skills ranging from research, student learning outcomes, IF, ITP resources, student services resources, and blackboard, to using smart classrooms. integrating technology into teaching and services Goal 2: Provide support for teaching and learning innovations Publicize SD resource technology center Extensive use of WEB. Paper flyers all have been LRCCD,SDP & IF programs (maximize WEB use) eliminated and Flex booklets are now web based. Increase internet/intranet learning opportunities SCC Online list serve, CVC workshops & tutorials, LRCCD,SDP & IF, ITP and WEB based instruction CCC Confer conferences, Instructional Development Sponsor training in various technologies and LRCCD,SDP & Workshops throughout the year. (KPI’s) IF, ITP computer software Sponsor workshops that help faculty integrate Training provided on a regular basis on smart LRCCD,SDP & IF technology into classroom instruction classrooms, Manila, and Blackboard LRCCD,SDP & Sponsor SD activities that enhance instruction Instructional Development and Staff Development IF, DEP, ITP and student services over distance co-sponsored a variety of workshops LRCCD,SDP & Review and fund proposals that allow staff to Expended $17,000. from CWT funds. LRCEA IF attend conferences and workshops expended an estimated $9,000.00 for classified staff. Staff Development Department / Accomplishments 2004 – 2005 # 3a 3b 3c 3d 3e 3f 3g 3h 4a 4b 4c Linkage to Year-End Status and Accomplishments Other Plans Goal 3: Increase organizational effectiveness LRCCD,SDP & Base established and requested, minimal funds Establish instructional funding base minimum SC, IF available LRCCD,SDP & Review and improve orientation programs and Computer training available to new employees. SC services to new employees Orientations available for new faculty and new adjunct faculty. Training on rosters & grade reports for new faculty. LRCCD,SDP & Provide SD training on creating and maintaining Purview of the Safety committee SC safe environment LRCCD,SDP & Promote employee wellness through SD Flex workshops address wellness issues. SC programs LRCCD,SDP & Work with governance leaders to provide CCLDI participation for faculty, staff and SC leadership training activities for employees administrators. Leadership training developed by district office and sponsored by LRMA. Classified staff leadership training supported. LRCCD,SDP & Provide SD activities on running effective Variety of workshops provided. A new emphasis on SC meetings, collaborative work styles, student learning outcomes, Distance Education and communication, cultural sensitivity, program Research anticipated for 05-06. planning and evaluation LRCCD, SDP Utilize institutional communication systems Extensive use of WEB for dissemination of &SC information SRCCD, SDP & Publicly recognize staff achievement Thank you notes to presenters Action Item SC Goal 4: Increase cultural awareness and diversity LRCCD,SDP IF Limited availability of funds so we have not Provide financial support for activities that & CA sponsored activities enhance tolerance LRCCD,SDP IF Limited coordination with Cultural Awareness Center Sponsor activities that bring people of different & CA and International Studies Program cultures together LRCCD,SDP IF Workshops and meetings conducted for student Sponsor participation in workshops on diverse & CA learning styles learning outcomes Staff Development Department / Accomplishments 2004 – 2005 # 4d 5a 5b 5c 5d Action Item Linkage to Other Plans Year-end Status and Accomplishments LRCCD,SDP Provide activities and training that increase Limited coordination with the Cultural IF & CA awareness of cultural diversity Awareness Center. Goal 5: Evaluate and administer Staff Development programs effectively LRCCD, SDP Conduct and analyze satisfaction surveys All Flex workshops and Staff Development IF, & PRIE from various activities activities are evaluated. LRCCD, SDP Conduct and analyze needs assessments. Planning stages Construct budgets and maintain accounts of expenditures for SD Write and submit SD accountability reports IF, & PRIE LRCCD, SDP IF, & PRIE LRCCD, SDP IF, & PRIE Other Accomplishments: o New Staff Resource Center Coordinator selected for 05-06 o Secured additional funds from LRCCD, both OTO and continuing Base budget developed for operation. Books are maintained on expenditures As requested by the college (Unit & Master Plans) and the State for compliance Three-Year Plan Staff Development Department # 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Long Range Plan Restore minimum base AB1725 Funds ($67,292.00) Increase funds ($20,000.00) for travel, conference and workshops for professional development Support Staff Development activities that will promote student success and access Secure .5 FTE for Staff Resource Center Director or backfill funds Provide technical support for teaching and learning innovations Increase operational effectiveness, secure base funds for temporary (110 day) clerical assistance. Increase opportunities for Classified Staff Development activities Continue Building a Service Culture and providing Connections training support Administer and evaluate Staff Development programs effectively including college wide needs assessment. Identify topics and provide workshops to implement the LRCCD Educational Initiative Work with institutional staff to provide awareness training and help structure institutional student learning outcomes assessment efforts Work with institutional staff to assist with defining and implementation of the district wide Distance Education Visioning project 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Staff Development Department / Action Plan 2005 – 2006 # 1a 1b 1c 1d 1e 1f 2a 2b 2c 2d Linkage to Year-end Status and Accomplishments Other Plans Goal 1: Goal 1: Support Staff Development (SD) activities that will promote student success and access Provide comprehensive staff development LRCCD,SDP & offerings on Flex days and throughout the year IF Identify topics and provide workshops to LRCCD,SDP & implement the Los Rios Community College IF District Educational Initiative Review and fund proposals and projects that LRCCD,SDP & help staff increase their academic and technical IF, ITP knowledge LRCCD,SDP & Work with institutional staff to provide IF, PRIE awareness training and help structure institutional student learning outcomes assessment efforts. Provide faculty and staff college/conference SD opportunities on discipline content, learning styles, collaborative learning, study LRCCD,SDP & skills resources, student services resources, and IF, ITP integrating technology into teaching and services including online resources. SDP Implement 4 Faculty.org Goal 2: Provide support for teaching and learning innovations Publicize SD resource technology center LRCCD,SDP & IF programs (maximize WEB use) Increase internet/intranet learning opportunities LRCCD,SDP & IF, ITP and WEB based instruction Sponsor training in various technologies and LRCCD,SDP & IF, ITP computer software Sponsor workshops that help faculty integrate LRCCD,SDP & IF technology into classroom instruction Action Item Staff Development # 2e 2f 3a Department / Action Plan 2005 – 2006 Action Item 3g 3h Publicly recognize staff achievement 3c 3d 3e 3f 4a 4b Year-end Status and Accomplishments LRCCD,SDP & Work with institutional staff to assist with IF, DEP, ITP defining and implementation of the district wide distance education visioning project LRCCD,SDP & Review and fund proposals that allow staff to IF attend conferences and workshops Goal 3: Increase organizational effectiveness LRCCD,SDP & Establish institutional funding base minimum Review and improve orientation programs and services to new employees Provide resources such as subscriptions to journals and professional organizations Promote employee wellness through SD programs Work with governance leaders to provide leadership training activities for employees Institute access to online and print based staff development materials Utilize institutional communication systems 3b Linkage to Other Plans SC, IF LRCCD,SDP & SC LRCCD,SDP & SC LRCCD,SDP & SC LRCCD,SDP & SC LRCCD,SDP & SC LRCCD, SDP &SC SRCCD, SDP & SC Goal 4: Increase cultural awareness and diversity LRCCD,SDP IF Provide financial support for activities that & CA enhance tolerance and cultural domocracy Sponsor activities that bring people of different LRCCD,SDP IF & CA cultures together Staff Development # 4c 4d 5a 5b 5c 5d 5e 5f Action Item Department / Action Plan 2005 – 2006 Linkage to Other Plans Year-end Status and Accomplishments Sponsor participation in workshops on diverse LRCCD,SDP IF & CA learning styles LRCCD,SDP IF Provide activities and training that increase & CA awareness of cultural diversity Goal 5: Evaluate and administer Staff Development programs effectively Conduct and analyze satisfaction surveys from LRCCD, SDP IF, & PRIE various activities, including Flex LRCCD, SDP Conduct and analyze needs assessments of Flex and ongoing Staff Development activities IF, & PRIE LRCCD, SDP Construct budgets and maintain accounts of IF, & PRIE expenditures for SD LRCCD, SDP Write and submit SD accountability reports Provide stable and ongoing funding IF, & PRIE LRCCD, SDP IF, & PRIE Provide stable faculty coordinator and classified support staff. LRCCD, SDP IF, & PRIE Staff Development Line # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Totals Description 1 a thru 1 e 1 a thru 1 e 2f 3 3 b thru 3 h 3c Operating Budget Increase Instruction Supplies Computers Department Budget Request 2006 - 2007 Equipment Furniture New Program Start-up Marketing Materials Remodel Space Faculty Hires Staff Hires Student Hires .5 FTE Temp Hires $34,425. 9,425. 5,000. $9,425. $5,000. $20,000. $67,292. $15,000. 2500.00 $104,792. $2,500. 0 0 0 0 0 $34,425. Budget Narrative 2006-2007 Staff Development Department Line # Description Total Amount Priority Rank 1a thru e $34,425.00 1 2f $20,000.00 2 3a $67,292.00 3 $15,000.00 4 3b thru h 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Justification Budget required for Staff Development Coordinator 50% release time ($20,000.) per year Temporary classified help (110 days) $9,425.00 Student help – Staff Development $5,000.00 Conference funds ($22.250.00) which has been insufficient to meet staff needs. Request is for $20,000.00 additional to base. Base funds lost from AB 1725 due to State of California budget cuts Funds for institutional support of Classified Retreat, Connections training, Building a Service Culture training Recognition Program and Leadership Institute. Key Performance Indictors for Staff Development Department* Fall Flex ‘04 Number of Workshops Number of Participants 30 417 Fall Workshops ‘04 Number of Workshops Number of Participants 19 266 Spring Flex ‘05 Number of Workshops Number of Participants 19 252 Spring Workshops ‘05 Number of Workshops Number of Participants * As of May 15, 2005 16 372