doing what matters for jobs & the economy an all–star approach
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Doing What Matters for Jobs & the Economy AN ALL–STAR APPROACH. Presented by California Community College Chancellor's Office & San Diego & Imperial Counties (SDICCCA). The Win-Win for Colleges Operating Regionally!. CCCCO Initiative San Diego/Imperial Regional Approach - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Presented by
California Community College Chancellor's Off ice
&
San Diego & Imperial Counties (SDICCCA)
Doing What Matters for Jobs & the Economy
AN ALL–STAR APPROACH
The Win-Win for Colleges
Operating Regionally!
Doing What Matters
for Jobs & the
Economy
CCCCO InitiativeSan Diego/Imperial
Regional ApproachSector ResourcesCommunication and
CoordinationLessons LearnedQuestions?
The Pressures on CIOs
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students
Your scorecard:Do students transfer?Do students
complete?Do students complete
and go to work?
Your constraints:Limited resourcesLimited hours in a
day
Why work regionally? Better completion
outcomes Better employment
outcomes
Funding Rewards Teams
College
College
College
College
College
College
K-12 Local WIBs
Industry
K-12 Local WIBs
Industry
FederalPerkins
Blueprint?
$19MSB 1070
$250MPathway Trust
$25M AB 86 Adult
Ed$500M
Federal TAACCCT
Support to CIOs
College
College
College
College
College
College
K-12 Local WIBs
Industry
K-12 Local WIBs
Industry
FederalPerkins
Blueprint?
$19MSB 1070
$250MPathway Trust
$25M AB 86 Adult
Ed$500M
Federal TAACCCT
San Diego and
Imperial Counties
Community College Associatio
n
SDICCCA Colleges
San Diego CityMiraCosta
CuyamacaSan Diego Miramar
GrossmontPalomar
Imperial Valley Southwestern
San DiegoMesa
Workforce
Development Counci
l
Workforce Developm
ent Council (WDC)
Meets monthly – Friday mornings
Includes: Designated Occupational Deans WEDD Deans/Directors Consortium staff Faculty
Open to others!
Regional Consortium Goals 2013-14
Establish & implement regional structure
Redesign & enhance websiteRefine sector selection
processEstablish, implement &
support regional sector advisory committees
Support use of data/data collection to improve student success rates at the regional level
San Diego-Imperial Sectors
Priority: Health (DSN Grossmont)Biotech/Life Sciences (DSN
Miramar)Advanced
Transportation/Renewables (DSN Miramar)
Emergent: Advanced Manufacturing (DSN City)ICT/Digital Media (DSN City)Locally Designated: Small Business (DSN MiraCosta)International Trade/Logistics (DSN
Southwestern)
Sector Support
10 statewide Sector Navigators
7 Deputy Sector Navigators for our region
Regional Consortium Chair & Coordinator
Center of Excellence/LMI for our region
WDC – Operations unit for the region
DWM Leadership Team
DWM Communication and Coordinati
on
DWM Communication and Coordinati
on
Monthly meetingsConsortium WebsiteDecision-making processSector selectionRegional response to
competitive fundingRegional advisory
committeesProgram approvals
Lessons Learned
Strengthen communicationEmpower existing groups --
not create new onesShed college hat Appreciate benefits of
working regionally
Contact Informatio
n
Van Ton-Quinlivan, Vice Chancellor, CCCCO, [email protected]
Cris McCullough, Dean, CCCCO, [email protected]
Sunita Cooke, SDICCCA lead, [email protected]
Mary Benard, Regional CIO lead, [email protected]
Margie Fritch, Regional Workforce Development Dean lead, [email protected]
Mary Wylie, Regional Consortium Chair, [email protected]
Questions? THANK YOU!
Regional Consortium