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United We Stand (except one of us is leaving) System Office Update Dona Boatright Vice Chancellor Educational Services Linda Michalowski Interim Vice Chancellor Student Services CIO/CSSO Spring 2005 Joint Conference System Office Changes Executive VC: Steve Bruckman VC, Educational Services: Skip Davies Senior VC, Governmental Relations and External Affairs: Jamillah Moore VC, Human Resources: eliminated Governor’s Budget Highlights 7.4% increase 3.93% increase in COLA 3% increase in Growth $31.4 million set aside contingent on accountability model $20 million for 2+2 programs Potential WIA funds for Health Initiatives Total: $371,864 System Budget Proposal Maintain and Restore Educational Quality COLA Restoration of 2004 COLA Professional Development Part-time Office Hours & Health Insurance Restore Academic Senate $ Provide Equitable Student Access Growth Equalization Noncredit Funding Rate System Budget Proposal (cont.) Restore Essential Services Critical to Student Success Restore Matriculation - $23.3million Restore CalWORKS Services - $9 million Backfill Health Services Fees - $14 million Partner in State’s Economic and Workforce Development Augment Econ & Workforce Development Enhance Technology Infrastructure and Data CalPASS Total: $548,528 Addressing System Issues 75/25 Issue Review BOG Strategic Planning Funding Formula Change Proposal Accountability Model (AB 1417) Federal Funding Proposals The Board accepts the System Office report in concept as the basis for a new approach to community college finance, and that the Board authorizes the Chancellor to proceed with necessary steps for: (1) legislation addressing the broad parameters of this new funding model, (2) changes in title 5 regulations that address more detailed aspects of the model, (3) changes in administrative practice addressing details that do not require specification in legislation or regulation; (4) that the Board specifies that these changes result in implementation of the new funding model no sooner than the 2006-07 fiscal year and not alter the 2005-06 System Budget Request." Accountability Model: AB1417 03-04 bill (Pacheco) charged the BOG to recommend the structure of a district-level performance evaluation system and report back to Legislature and Governor by March 25, 2005 $31,409,000 set-aside placed in budget pending outcome of project (PFE) Federal Issues The Good Pell Basic Job Training $100 plus $250M CC Access $125M HS Concurrent Enroll The Bad Perkins Tech Prep Gear Up Trio Proprietaries access to funds New and Possible Initiatives in Educational Services Division Health Professions Development Corrections Service Training Homeland Security Economic/Workforce Development Vocational Education Coursework Articulation Curriculum Approval Process Noncredit Alignment Project SB 794: Vocational Articulation Build on Tech Prep Consortia Bring in Business Partners Stronger Links to Economic/Workforce Dev Prog. Create middle school career materials Develop programs for high-impact/high wage jobs Reversion funds System Advisory Committee on Curriculum (SACC) Establish an Advisory Committee Policy Issues and Ratification of Approval Process Technical Assistance and Staff Development Amend Ed Code and Title 5 to allow local approval of Stand Alone Courses Amend Title 5 to expand definitions of Supplementary Instruction Noncredit Alignment Project Goal: Promote curriculum Development and Alignment Activities to strengthen articulation with credit career tech and other instructional programs Outcome Objectives: Improved coordination, alignment, access for underserved students, accountability and professional development Transfer and Articulation Proposal for Dual Admissions with CSU CAN, ASSIST, IMPAC National University MOU UC-CCC Transfer Advisory Board Categorical Programs Streamline Reporting Use MIS Eliminate anything not essential Electronic reporting for everything else Focus on Outcomes Role of programs in meeting institutional goals for student equity and success Categorical Future Programs Oversight Committee of site reviews Financial Aid Administration and Outreach Funds Funds are stable Statewide Media Campaign 158,000+ visitors to icanaffordcollege.com 42,000+ January 24 to February 28 Visitors double while on-air More focus on outreach But enrollments are still down… Other Issues in Student Services Health Cost of Interpreters for the Hearing Impaired Middle AB Fee Waiver – AB 982 (Laird) College High School RFP 205 Registered Domestic Partners Act Mexican Citizen Scholarship Program United We Stand Questions? CIO/CSSO Spring 2005 Joint Conference