Baston_Culture, Curriculum and Co-curriculum, and Community that Fosters Student Success
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A New Day Dawning
Creating the Culture, Curriculum and Co-curriculum, and
Community that Fosters Student Success
A New Day Dawning:
Creating the Culture, Curriculum and Co-Curriculum,
and Community that Fosters Student Success
▪ How Are Students Supported?
▪ What Matters in Student Life?
▪ Helping Students Make a Personal Investment in Their Success
▪ What We Can Do?
How We Help Students - Sorting, Supporting, Connecting and Transforming
Category
Sorting
Strategies
“Best-Fit” admissions
Entry assessment and placement
Program/course planning
Early warning/academic alert
Supporting
Child care
Financial aid
Health and wellness programs
Security and transportation
Connecting
Student activities, student groups
Peer programs
Orientation
Faculty/student “events”
Attendance policy
Faculty advisors, mentors
Work study
Transforming
Learning assistance, tutoring
Remedial education
Counseling about goals, careers
What Matters in Student Life
The nature and frequency of interactions with faculty
members
Involvement with peers from diverse backgrounds
Use of campus learning resources and opportunities
Satisfaction with college
The nature of college learning environments
Personal Investment By Students
To be personally invested is to be involved, motivated, persistent,
engaged in activities, intense and intensive, and have patterns of
behavior that are noticeable to others.
Students are personally invested when they use there time, talents,
gifts and energy to achieve something whether inside or outside of
the classroom.
Students make choices about where to spend their time and what to
become engaged in depending on the meaning these activities have
for them.
Engaging Students to Make a Personal Investment
Sense of Self
Sense of Purpose
Personal Goals
Perceived
Opportunities
Patterns of Behavior
Engagement
Involvement
Productivity
Socio-cultural Environment
Culture
Curriculum
Co-curriculum
Communities
What Can We Do?
Culture, Curriculum and Co-curriculum, Community
▪ Culture - Mission has to be reality not rhetoric
Sense of purpose
College priorities
Value added
▪ Curriculum and Co-Curriculum - Learning and development have to be integrated
Create a curriculum and co-curriculum that jointly highlights both learning and
development. (i.e. Service Learning)
▪ Community - The campus community must foster support and challenge
Mentoring community
Consider Community and Diversity as Complementary