Proposed Mission Statement and Timelines (Approved by the Planning Committee September 21, 2012)
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1 Proposed Mission Statement and Timelines (Approved by the Planning Committee September 21, 2012) Proposed Mission Statement: Napa Valley College prepares students for their roles in a diverse, dynamic, and interdependent world. The college is an open-access, degree-and certificate-granting institution that is committed to student achievement through high-quality programs and services that are continuously evaluated and improved. The college serves students in the following credit and non-credit areas: transfer courses, careertechnical education and training, basic skills, and self-supporting community and contract education. Timelines for final approval by Board of Trustees Activity Date Proposed Mission Statement Approved by Friday, September 21, 2012 Planning Committee Update BOT on new revisions and timeline for 10/5/12 (at Planning Retreat BOT review/ approval of Mission meeting)?agenda item on Business Tuesday, October 9, 2012 (pending meeting confirmation) Student Forum Tuesday, October 9, 2012; Board Room 1538 Classified Forum Wednesday, October 10, Board Room 1538 Faculty Forum Thursday, October 11, Board Room 1538 Administration Forum Thursday, October 11, Board Room 1538 Open Forum, Board of Trustees, and Community submission of comments to Oscar De Haro and Maria Biddenback Review of comments/edits received by the Planning Committee and approval of final proposal of Mission Statement Memo to President from Planning Committee Co-Chairs Recommended Mission Statement To Board of Trustees Wednesday, October 17, Board Room 1538 October 8, 2012 thru October 19, 2012 November 2, 2012 November 5, 2012 November 15, 2012 Backup Packet Page 1 of 17
2 Standard I.A. Mission The institution has a statement of mission that defines the institution s broad educational purposes, its intended student population and its commitment to achieve student learning. Existing Mission Napa Valley College engages its students in high quality programs and services that promote learning and personal growth; enhance academic success and workforce development; and prepare life-long learners for their roles in a diverse, dynamic, and interdependent world. Revision to Mission Statement (Approved by Planning Committee August 2, 2012) Napa Valley Community College District is an open-access, degree and certificate granting institution that promotes student learning and success through high quality programs and services; and a commitment to continuous evaluation and improvement. The District is committed to achieving student learning for diverse student populations in the following areas: Lower division programs to enable students to transfer to baccalaureate institutions; and Occupational education and training directed toward career development in cooperation with business, industry, labor and public service agencies; and Basic Skills education in language and computational skills required for the successful completion of educational goals; and Services to assist students in attaining their educational and career goals; and Self-supporting community education classes, contract education and training, and related services focused on the human and economic development of the community. Revision to Mission Statement (Approved by Planning Committee August 31, 2012) Napa Valley College is an open-access, degree-and certificate-granting institution that is committed to student achievement through high-quality programs and services that are continuously evaluated and improved. The college serves a diverse student population reflective of the region in the following credit and non-credit areas: lower division transfer courses, occupational education and training, basic skills, and self-supporting community and contract education. Revision to Mission Statement (Approved by Planning Committee September 21, 2012) Napa Valley College prepares students for their roles in a diverse, dynamic, and interdependent world. The college is an open-access, degree-and certificate-granting institution that is committed to student achievement through high-quality programs and services that are continuously evaluated and improved. The college serves students in the following credit and non-credit areas: transfer courses, careertechnical education and training, basic skills, and self-supporting community and contract education. Backup Packet Page 2 of 17
3 2013/2014 Planning Priorities Packet 1. Letter to Area managers requesting planning priorities for consideration Strategic Plan with previous year Planning Priorities identified /2013 Planning Priorities approved by the Board of Trustees in /2012 Planning Priorities approved by the Board of Trustees in Proposed Strategic Plan Modification: Add Goal 7 Fiscal Stability Backup Packet Page 3 of 17
4 Hello, Planning Priorities and Midcourse Modifications for Strategic Plan / Planning Priorities for In preparation for the Planning Priorities (budgeting purposes), please take a moment to review the following: Strategic Plan Planning Priorities for Planning Priorities for The highlighted areas in the Strategic Plan are the planning priorities which had been included in either the Planning Priorities for or the Planning Priorities for Please note that the Planning Priorities for were established pending approval of the Strategic Plan We did our best to identify where the Planning Priorities for fell within the categories of our Strategic Plan So, if you find that any of these are incorrectly categorized, please let us know immediately. The reason for doing this Identify what is still pending (from the Strategic Plan ) Evaluate what is still pending completion and requires continuation into the next budgeting cycle (to be included in the Planning Priorities for ) Identify items from the Strategic Plan which have been completed or nearing completion that were/are not part of the Planning Priorities for or Identify mid-course changes to Strategic Plan for (due to financial hardship) Identify mid-course changes to Planning Priorities for (if necessary due to financial hardship) Identify mid-course changes to Planning Priorities for not completed but rolled over to Please keep in mind that most of this work has already been done as status reports have been submitted by each of your areas. Oscar and Maria would like to schedule a meeting within the next two weeks to review Planning Priorities identified for each of your areas of responsibility. Should you require additional information or time, please let us know. As we meet with each of you, please be prepared to identify mid-course changes to the Strategic Plan and/or the Planning Priorities for Thanks so much for your time and again let us know how Oscar and Maria may support you in this endeavor. Oscar De Haro, Co-Chair-Planning Committee Maria Biddenback, Co-Chair-Planning Committee Backup Packet Page 4 of 17
5 Napa Valley College Planning Priorities 1.1 Provide early awareness of Napa Valley College as an option and underscore the need for K-12 students and parents to prepare for college success. 1.5 Develop and implement a student-centered Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM) Plan and improve processes so that students can navigate them more easily 3.1 Use effective educational practices and provide appropriate equipment and technology to support instruction 3.2 Conduct regular assessments of programs, services, and student learning outcomes to improve student learning Promote the college through activities including outreach, general branding, local media work, development of collateral materials, general college awareness, and events and activities that promote specific programs Continue the development of the SEM concept to identify disconnects and effective practices Maintain a SharePoint SEM site Develop data book where all data collection, research, resources and summary will be compiled Incorporate SEM plan into college planning and budget process Provide more training opportunities in educational practices, pedagogy, and use of technology Expand and sustain a range of instructional content delivery methods to enhance learning Record and report Teaching and Learning Center training data Assess Student Learning Outcomes (SLO), Student Services Outcomes (SSO), Administrative Unit Outcomes (AUO), and Institution Level SLOs Develop an annual report on program improvements 3.3 Promote high standards of academic rigor and excellence Use assessment data to improve or enhance academic excellence 4.1 Define student success for NVC Identify and monitor measures of student success 5.2 Strengthen the culture and practice of shared governance for administrators, classified staff, faculty and students Monitor to assure that the Shared Governance policies are followed during decision making 5.7 Use technology to enhance productivity and effectiveness Develop and implement a 3-year technology plan for NVC, including instructional technology Draft, revise, and enact policies and procedures related to optimal and effective use of institutional technologies Provide trainings to teach staff to utilize Datatel capacity effectively Explore new technologies that improve student services and instruction Expand use of existing technology to increase efficiency Not in priority order Approved by the Planning Committee on November 4, 2011 Approved by the Board of Trustees on December 7, 2011 Backup Packet Page 5 of 17
6 Planning Priorities* Not in priority order 1. Refine and monitor efforts that increase student success in the following areas: a. # of degrees awarded (1) b. # of certificates awarded (2) c. # of transfers to four year colleges and universities (3) d. Successful course completions (4) e. Student retention (5) f. Student persistence (6) g. % of students completing coursework at least one level above their prior basic skills enrollment in English and math (7) h. % of students who complete at least one credit ESL course who completed a higher level ESL course or a college level course within 2 years (8) 2. Complete the assessment of student learning outcomes in 20% of all catalog courses offered in ; by the end of 2012, student learning outcomes will have been assessed in over 60% of catalog courses offered at NVC. (19) Remain fiscally stable by maintaining a 5% reserve (20) 4. Raise funds through grants and contracts, NVC Foundation, and partnerships with the community (21) 5. Develop and maintain a comprehensive faculty and staff development program to serve needs identified by employees and the college (23) a. The faculty will develop teaching practices that are responsive to different learning modalities. b. The district will increase training that will support faculty in providing quality learning opportunities for students 6. Refine and implement the Inclusivity Plan (32) 7. Review and improve processes to be more efficient (41) Comment [m1]: The numbers in the comment box refer to the Strategic Plan Comment [B2]: 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 Comment [B3]: Comment [B4]:? 2.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6 Comment [B5]: 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 Comment [B6]: 3.1, 5.3, 5.7 Comment [B7]: 1.4, 5.64 Comment [B8]: Renovate building 1300 into student services center (42) 9. Develop and implement a workforce development plan Comment [B9]: 2, Address 2009 accreditation team recommendations 11. Assess NVC s effectiveness at serving students with disabilities using the criteria in #1 above, and plan for future improvements. *Priorities subject to change upon adoption of a new NVC strategic plan Approved by the Board of Trustees November 18, 2010 Backup Packet Page 6 of 17
7 Strategic Plan Strategic Plan Goal* 1. Community Awareness of and Access to the College Napa Valley College will continue to provide for the needs of the communities in the region. In order to achieve this goal, the college will promote early awareness of college as a viable option, remove barriers to access and student success, provide innovative programs and outreach to growing populations, support diversity and inclusivity, and streamline the student-centered enrollment process. Number Strategy* Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 1.1 Provide early awareness of Napa Valley Promote the college through activities College as an option and underscore the need including outreach, general branding, for K-12 students and parents to prepare for local media work, development of college success. collateral materials, general college awareness, and events and activities that promote specific programs Report on an annual basis on all K-12 outreach activities 1.2 Inform students of services that help them address potential financial, language, accessibility, transportation, and other barriers that would prevent them from attending Napa Valley College Sponsor Financial Aid Cash for College events Hold Tri-annual Transition Conference for students with disabilities Maintain up-to-date and accurate information on the college website Regularly attend local high school college fairs or events. 1.3 Monitor access among equity groups Report student equity ratios regarding access among four equity groups, defined by: gender, race/ethnicity, age, and disability status Responsible Community Relations Academic Divisions/Faculty Research, Planning and Development 1.4 Develop and implement activities that promote Continue and promote new activities Backup Packet Page 7 of 17
8 Agenda Item diversity, equity and inclusivity. at Napa Valley College and within the community 1.5 Develop and implement a student-centered Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM) Plan and improve processes so that students can navigate them more easily sponsored by the Associated Students and diverse student clubs Finalize revisions to diversity task force plan and transition to Inclusivity Committee Plan Prioritize activities in Inclusivity Committee Plan, implement the plan, and evaluate the outcomes Involve the campus community in implementation of Inclusivity Plan activities Provide professional development activities for faculty and staff Develop and implement plan for diversifying courses across the curriculum Continue the development of the SEM concept to identify disconnects and effective practices Launch task forces to examine the different segments of the student continuum Maintain a SharePoint SEM site Develop data book where all data collection, research, resources and summary will be compiled Incorporate SEM plan into college planning and budget process Human Resources Inclusivity Committee Strategic Enrollment Management Committee Planning and Budget Committees Backup Packet Page 8 of 17
9 Goal 2. Partnerships for Economic and Workforce Development Napa Valley College will collaborate with community partners to identify current and emerging labor market needs. In order to achieve this goal, the college will create innovative practices for workforce education, respond to local needs for economic development and workforce preparation, develop targeted workforce skills training; and, encourage industry specific professional development opportunities for workers. Number Strategy Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 2.1 Strengthen and develop existing career and Coordinate with advisory committees to technical education partnerships with the identify needs community Report the number of internships and job placements 2.2 Provide programs that prepare students for careers in emerging industries and occupations including green technology applications. 2.3 Develop new fee-based training programs that support workforce development needs 2.4 Prepare students for licensure, certification, continuing education, and advanced education Coordinate and review California Employment Development Department reports and identify emerging industries in Napa County and the surrounding counties Utilize Career Technical Education grant funding to develop new degrees, certificates or areas of emphasis if needed Implement plan for Institute for Business Excellence Enhance partnerships with Workforce Investment Board, Adult School, business, industry, and others Evaluate the success of Institute for Business Excellence programs Develop fee-based classes and workshops as needed for training, community education, and to improve success on licensure exams Responsible Backup Packet Page 9 of 17
10 Agenda Goal 3. Item Teaching and Learning Effectiveness. Napa Valley College will provide high quality instruction to meet the needs of a diverse population. In order to achieve this goal, the college will provide effective instruction methods and technologies, evaluate and assess program and service outcomes, employ a range of instructional methods, and cultivate an environment conducive to learning. Number Strategy Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 3.1 Use effective educational practices and provide Provide more training opportunities in appropriate equipment and technology to educational practices, pedagogy, and support instruction use of technology Expand and sustain a range of instructional content delivery methods to enhance learning Record and report Teaching and Learning Center training data Develop and implement a three-year technology plan that supports the needs of 3.2 Conduct regular assessments of programs, services, and student learning outcomes to improve student learning 3.3 Promote high standards of academic rigor and excellence. 3.4 Provide a welcoming environment that is free from discrimination Continue to conduct Program Evaluation and Planning reviews & evaluations Assess Student Learning Outcomes (SLO), Outcomes (SSO), Administrative Unit Outcomes (AUO), and Institution Level SLOs Develop an annual report on program improvements Use assessment data to improve or enhance academic excellence Discuss development of prerequisites addressing new legislation and take action, as appropriate Promote and sponsor activities via the Inclusivity Committee, Office and Office of Student Life Review results of student and staff surveys and respond with initiatives as necessary and appropriate Responsible Institutional Technology Teaching and Learning Center President Assessment Coordinators Learning Outcomes Assessment Committee Research, Planning & Development Administrative Services Classified Senate Associated Students Napa Valley College Goal 4. Student Success Backup Packet Page 10 of 17
11 Napa Valley College will provide students with the opportunity to achieve their educational and Agenda career Item goals.. In order to achieve this goal, the college will provide basic skills education, assess and place students into appropriate courses, and implement Strategic Enrollment Management. Number Strategy Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 4.1 Define student success for NVC Identify and monitor measures of student success Identify benchmarks Implement strategies to increase student success 4.2 Improve success among basic skills students Explore new assessment and placement options Periodically review placement practices by conducting local validation studies and testing for disproportionate impact (per Chancellor s Office requirements) Report placement results to campus community Implement Basic Skills Plan Increase transition to college level courses 4.3 Educate students about career/transfer options Increase and/or clarify career and transfer pathways Promote AA/AS/Certificates/Transfers Increase number of completed Educational Plans among students with goals of degree/transfer Report transfer statistics & Transfer Agreement Guarantees Develop transfer degrees based on SB1440 legislation Responsible Research, Planning and Development Basic Skills Initiative Committee 4.4 Improve processes and services to support student success Complete the is and should maps from the Strategic Enrollment Management task force. Strategic Enrollment Management Committee Backup Packet Page 11 of 17
12 4.4.2 Develop and implement the Strategic Enrollment Plan Prepare annual report of Strategic Enrollment Management Plan Make data driven decisions to support student success Assess Strategic Enrollment Management process changes President s Cabinet Backup Packet Page 12 of 17
13 Goal 5. Organization Effectiveness Napa Valley College will strengthen organization effectiveness. In order to achieve this goal, the college will utilize evidence based and participatory decision making, support professional and leadership development, maintain high quality staff, promote health and safety, and align resources with the Strategic Plan. Number Strategy Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 5.1 Enhance research and analysis capacity for Expand resources to support research data driven decision making, planning and Offer training to faculty and staff reporting Enhance student demographic data collection in order to monitor diversity and promote inclusivity 5.2 Strengthen the culture and practice of shared governance for administrators, classified staff, faculty and students 5.3 Provide opportunities for professional and leadership development 5.4 Provide all employees with training that addresses intercultural interaction and understanding to increase their abilities to interact effectively with all students and with one another Review campus committee structure and adjust to increase effectiveness as necessary Review all policies, including Shared Governance policies (D1140, D1150) and procedures, for adherence to current college needs and state standards. Recommend revisions as needed Monitor to assure that the Shared Governance policies are followed during decision making Create and offer professional development opportunities for all faculty and staff Report progress through Staff Development Committee and Teaching and Learning Center Design and implement leadership training opportunities Continue to offer hiring committee trainings that focus on the value of a diverse workforce, bias awareness, and the elements of cultural competence Develop and offer Phase II of the hiring committee training during Responsible President Research, Planning & Development President Council of Presidents Associated Students Napa Valley College Classified Senate Administrative Senate Human Resources Teaching and Learning Center Staff Development Committee Human Resources Teaching and Learning Center Inclusivity Committee Provide trainings related to bias Backup Packet Page 13 of 17
14 awareness, diversity, inclusivity, and prevention of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation in the workplace 5.5 Recruit and retain qualified employees Implement new faculty hiring procedures once approved by the Continue to employ hiring practices that ensure competency of applicants, as well as Equal Employment Opportunity guidelines Provide professional development activities for staff, faculty, and administrators 5.6 Take a pro-active approach to workplace and campus safety and emergency preparedness 5.7 Use technology to enhance productivity and effectiveness Review and revise the Emergency Operations Plan as necessary Conduct and coordinate appropriate emergency training Provide training and support designed to maintain a socially and physically safe campus experience Support the activities of the Stop the Hate program, Inclusivity Committee, and others Develop and implement a 3-year technology plan for NVC, including instructional technology Draft, revise, and enact policies and procedures related to optimal and effective use of institutional technologies Provide trainings to teach staff to utilize Datatel capacity effectively Explore new technologies that improve student services and instruction Expand use of existing technology to increase efficiency Human Resources Administrative Services College Police Bias Incident Response Team Emergency Action Committee Inclusivity Committee Institutional Technology Administrative Services Backup Packet Page 14 of 17
15 Goal 6. Resource Development Napa Valley College will augment financial resources. In order to achieve this goal the college will increase philanthropy from the community, develop contract education, expand feebased education, and seek financial assistance from diverse sources. Number Strategy Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 6.1 Secure additional funding from private sources Implement the Napa Valley College through the Napa Valley College Foundation Foundation Strategic Plan Annual reports by Foundation will measure success to goal completion including funding sources, funds raised and projects funded 6.2 Develop partnerships with business and industry that provide specialized, fee-based training for their employees 6.3 Sponsor fee-based courses to meet community needs 6.4 Seek federal, state, and foundation funding, including Hispanic Serving Institution grants Implement plan for Institute for Business Excellence Enhance partnerships (Workforce Investment Board, Adult School, businesses, industry, etc.) Evaluate the success of Institute for Business Excellence programs Promote personal development and community services classes as the Center for Life-Long Learning to improve marketing strategies Submit proposals to support college goals Provide grant writing workshops and activities for faculty and staff Report number of proposals submitted each year Report total grant funds secured each year including funding source, funds secured and projects funded President Foundation Office Responsible Research, Planning & Development Foundation Office 6.5 Generate revenue or reduce costs by more Evaluate current fee structure for outside Facilities Backup Packet Page 15 of 17
16 Agenda Item efficient use of physical resources Pursue activities on renewable energy and sustainable resource management that generate income or reduce costs. users and compare with other districts and facilities Evaluate and make recommendations for scheduling of in-house events to minimize overtime costs Maximize solar production by additional cleaning of panels Identify and implement options to reduce utility costs through energy management and digital control Support activities that encourage sustainability and ecologically sound practices Facilities Student Life Backup Packet Page 16 of 17
17 Midcourse Modification to Strategic Plan Goal* 7. Fiscal Stability Napa Valley College will maintain fiscal stability and maintain a 5% reserve. In order to achieve this goal the college will assess and evaluate programs, courses, services using staffing matrices, policies, procedures, best practices, legal and contractual guidelines to maintain expenditures within the approved budget and maintain a minimum of a 5% reserve. Number Strategy Activities/Measures (To Report Progress) 7.1 Responsible Draft approved by Planning Committee 09/28/2012 Backup Packet Page 17 of 17
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