Summer and Fall Enrollment and Current FTES Update p repared June 11, 202 0

Bak r field Point-in-Time Comparison C II g

Summ lhW Fall -8 ee s Afl Open Reg -Su m Summer o,rr % C F 112019 F 112020 Otlf % C 2019 2020

Curr nt Headcoun t 13,003 14,263 1,260 9.7% 16,701 14,025 -2,676 -16.0%

Dupl cated Enrollments 18,690 23,257 4,567 24.4% 49 ,672 42,318 -7.354 -14.8%

w ti s led Enrollm n 383 620 237 619 % 5.694 2,346 -3,348 -58.8

Current FTES 1,936 .5 2,144.8 208 .3 10.8% 6,114 .6 4,468.4 -1,646 .2 -26.9%

Workload (FTEF) 147.2 169.2 22.0 14.9% 474 .4 676 .1 201 .7 42 .5

FTES/FTEF 13.2 12.7 -0.5 -3.6% 12.9 6.6 -6.3 -48.7

ActJv Se<:tlon 765 837 72 9.4% 2,007 2,113 106 5.3°

Renegade Roundup

Juneteenthupdatedplans June 16,2020

Dear colleagues:

Basedo ntheJ une1 1th enrollmentreportpreparedbytheKCCDInstitutionalResearchOffice,BC shows summer2020enrollment10%overthistimelastyear,indicatingourrecentreintroductionofour normal outreachandrecruitmentactivitiesinourvirtualenvironmentiscorrectingthedeviationfromnormalenrollmentpatternswewitnessedinMay.

Weareexpectingasimilaruptickinourfallenrollmentsasthesemesterprogresses.

#LightACandle:AJuneteenthCelebration

WestillhavethreemoredaysofprogrammingleftaswenearJuneteenth. IfyoumissedtheMondayorTuesdaylivestreamprogram,youcanstillfindthemon Danny Morrison Media’s Facebook page. Monday’spr ogram alreadyhaso ver1 ,000vi ews,andT uesday’s#Re alTalkonRacewi th GenerationZhasalreadygarnered2,000views. Check it out HERE.

Here’s what you have to look forward to for the next three days.

Wednesday,June17,6pm: Tune in to Danny Morrison Media’s Facebook for a livestream presentation. Amongothers,youcanexpecttohearfrom:SupervisorLeticiaPerez,AssemblymemberVinceFong,andKernCountyChiefDistrictAttorneyInvestigatorLyleMartin.

Leticia Perez Supervisor. 5t11 District

Lyle Martin Kem County Chic District Allomcy

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Vince Fong Assemblymembcr.

J4 lh Di trict

Andrae Gonzales Cou11cilm. n,

Bakers 1eld City Ward 2

Dee lade Director. Afric:in

American ctwork of Kern County

Rudy Salas Asscmblymembcr.

32nd District

#LightACandle: A Juneteenth Conversation

Jun 17, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.

... and many more! Dr. Paula Parks, BC Faculty & Umoja Coordinator

John Gerhold, BC Faculty - Mu ic Reggie Bolton, BC Faculty - Kinesiology

Julian West, Career Ladders Project Dr. Tommy Tun on, BC Director of Public afety Training

Dr. R gina tan back Stroud, Peralta Chancellor Christina pringstead, Ideal xec Business Consulting

Michael Bowers, Centric Health NaTe ha "T" John on, Upside Productions

Daron Mackey, BC ducational Advi or Traco Matthews, BC Adjunct Faculty

#LightACandle: A Juneteenth Conversation

June 18, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.

... and many more! Cynthia Zimm •~ Kern County Di trict Attorney

Edwin Peterson, BC Student Baker field College Ch ir & Chamber Singer LaM ka Ross, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc

Valerie Robinson, BC Faculty - Busin ss Keith Wolaridge, Tru tee Panama Buena Vi ta Di trict

Blake Burton, BC Student Delta Kappa Gamma

Jamal Wright, BC Faculty - History Caley Mayhall, BC Adjunct Faculty - Voice

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Thursday,June18,6pm: Tune in to Danny Morrison Media’s Facebook foralivestream presentation. Amongothers,you’llhearfromBakersfieldCityCouncilmanAndraeGonzales,AssemblymemberRudySalas,andAfricanAmericanNetworkofKernCountyDirectorDeeSlade.

Get readyforthefinaleon Friday,June 19from7pm-9pm,streamingonDannyMorrisonMedia’sFacebook page.

COVID-19 Dashboard last updated 6/16/2020

At7pmwe’llkickofftheprogramwithlivemusicfromlocalartistswithapre-recordedprogramrollingat7:30pm. CloseoutyourweekwithmoremusicandartincelebrationofJuneteenth.

CheckoutthepromovideoDannyandhisteamputtogetherforFriday’s program HERE.

COVID-19Update

Yesterday,June15,GovernorNewsomdelivered aCOVID-19 briefing inwhichhenotedthat thereare severalCaliforniacountiesonawatchlistastheyhavefailedtomeetkeycriteriasetforthinhighResilienceRoadmapreopeningguidelines. Amongseveralothercentralvalleycounties,Kernisonthelistfornotfailingtomeetthethresholdsforaveragetestsperday,caserateper100,000residents,andtestpositivityr atef orth reec onsecutived ays.

A new state model released yesterday also shows that with Kern County COVID-19 cases on the rise, Kernisexpectedtoexceedits78ICUbedcapacity ass oonasJ uly. Kern is looking to increase the number ofICU beds to 294 as a part of its surge plan, but the model still indicates that Kern will surpass thatexpanded capacity by November. The model also predicts Kern County won’t see its overall peakinICU hospitalizationsuntil February2021at 436projectedhospitalizations. As we have seen for the past several months, these models shift based on our behaviors and based on thenatureoftheviralspread. During a briefing, Kern Public Health issued a strong reminder to residents to continuesocial distancing,hygienepractices,andwearingoffacecoverings.

As of today June 16 at 3:30 p.m., the Johns Hopkins University Dashboard shows global cases havesurpassed 8 million while the U.S. approaches 120,000 COVID-19 related deaths. Here is the table thatcaptures the difference in the numbers fromthe last time I published a Renegade Roundup.

June 7 June16 Difference Percentage

World 6,952,505 8,139,560 1,187,055 17.1%

U.S. 1,927,428 2,134,521 207,093 10.7%

California 128,739 156,517 27,778 21.6%

Kern 2,730 3,462 732 26.8%

The IHMEDashboard updated itspr ojectionsagainonJ une15,showingaprojectionof2 01,129 total COVID-19 deaths in the United States (15,155 of themin California) by October 1, 2020. That’sall fornow. Until next time. With much Renegade PrideandCollegiality, sonya Seeallissuesof Renegade Roundup online