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MondaySponsorsMarch 10, 2014

12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CCCCIo: 411 ACAdemy for New ANd AspIrINg CIosJackson Room Dona Boatright, Retired CIO Pamela Deegan, Retired CIO Randal Lawson, Executive VP, Santa Monica College

TuesdayMarch 11, 2014

9:00 A.m. to 5:00 p.m. CCCCIo: 411ACAdemy for New ANd AspIrINg CIos Jackson Room Dona Boatright, Retired CIO Pamela Deegan, Retired CIO Randal Lawson, Executive VP, Santa Monica College

9:00 A.m. to 4:00 p.m. CCCCIo: ACCredItAtIoN workshop Washington Room Meridith Randall, Vice President, Academic Affairs, Shasta College Mary Kay Rudolph, Vice President Academic Affairs/Assistant Superintendent, Santa Rosa Junior College

9:00 A.m. to 5:00 p.m. CCCCssAA: studeNt servICes CouNCIl sANsomeSansome Room Erika Endrijonas, Executive VP Oxnard Linda Michalowski, Vice Chancellor for Student Services, CCCO

LIFE IN THE FAST LANE

CCCCIO & CCCCSSO 2014 Spring Conference • March 12-14, 2014 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE

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9:00 A.m. to 12:00 p.m. CCCCIo: 411 ACAdemy for New ANd AspIrINg CIos Jackson Room Dona Boatright, Retired CIO Pamela Deegan, Retired CIO Randal Lawson, Executive VP, Santa Monica College

9:00 A.m. to 11:45 A.m. CCCCIo exeCutIve BoArd Washington Room

9:00 A.m. to 11:45 A.m. CCCCssAA exeCutIve BoArd Sansome Room

9:00 A.m. to 11:45 A.m. CCCCssAA: New ANd AspIrINg Csso orIeNtAtIoN Mason 1 & 2 Dick Robertson, Vice President of Student Services, MiraCosta College Dennis Bailey-Fougnier, Vice President of Student Services, Cabrillo College

CoNfereNCe BegINs

12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. CoNfereNCe opeNINg/luNCh Meridith Randall, CCCCIO President Erika Endrijonas, CCCCSSAA President Grand Ballroom welCome to sf Jose Ortiz, Chancellor, Peralta Community College District

CAlIforNIA CommuNIty Colleges: restorINg ACCess ANd eNhANCINg studeNt suCCess Keynote Speaker: Brice Harris, Chancellor, California Community College Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO)

Host: Craig Justice, CCCCIO President-elect

1:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. mIssIoN Bell Is rINgINg - News from Grand Ballroom the ChANCellor’s offICe:

Van Ton-Quinlivan, CCCCO; Kathy Booth; Linda Michalowski, CCCCO, Student Services

This is the first of two sessions where the our colleagues from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office will share some news with you and you’ll soon find out it’s true. When you hear the mission bell, you may be thinking to yourself their news could be heaven or could be......another opportunity for us to support student success.

Host: Mary Turner, Sacramento City College

3:45 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. refreshmeNt BreAkGrand Ballroom

4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. regIoNAl meetINgs (Joint CIO/CSSO meetings)Grand Ballroom

6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. dINNer: BusINess meetINg Grand Ballroom

Co-Hosts: Meridith Randall, CCCCIO President and Erika Endrijonas, CCCCSSAA President

Wednesday WednesdayMarch 12, 2014 March 12, 2014


thursdaymarch 13, 2014

8:00 A.m. to 9:00 A.m. BreAkfAstGrand Ballroom Foyer

9:00 A.m. to 10:15 A.m. INtroduCtIoN to tItle Ix AthletICsGrand Ballroom Zachary Pelchat, Supervisory Attorney, Office for Civil Rights, San Francisco Regional Office

Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex at institutions that receive funding through the U.S. Department of Education. Sex discrimination can take many forms sexual harassment, sex stereotyping, failing to provide equal educational opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math (STEM), and failing to provide equal opportunity and equal treatment in an athletic program. This training will introduce CIOs and CSSOs to the standards the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) uses in determining whether or not an institution’s athletic program is in compliance with Title IX. The training will focus on clearly explaining OCR criteria and providing practical guidance on evaluating your current program. The goal the training is to assist you and your institution’s Title IX Coordinator in achieving and maintaining Title IX compliance.

Host: Erika Endrijonas, Oxnard College

10:15 A.m. to 10:30 A.m. refreshmeNt BreAk

10:30 A.m. to 11:45 A.m. CIo: Adult eduCAtIoN: oN the turNpIke to plANNINg ANd redesIgN Grand Ballroom Debra Jones, Dean, Career Education Practices, AB 86 Work Group, CCCCO

Get the latest update on adult education planning and learn where the intersections are with your world of work. Debra Jones will present what has been learned, and what the next steps are in planning for 2015. In this interactive presentation you will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide valuable information to the AB 86 Work Group.

Host: Mary Kay Rudolph, Santa Rosa Junior College

10:30 A.m. to 11:45 A.m. Csso: studeNt suCCess ACt ImplemeNtAtIoN Mason I & II Room Linda Michalowski, Vice Chancellor Student Services, CCCCO; Jeff Spano, Dean, Student Services, CCCCO; Mandy Davies, Vice President, Student Services, Sierra College; Erika Endrijonas, Executive Vice President, Oxnard College

Get the latest update on adult education planning and learn where the intersections are with your world of work. Debra Jones will present what has been learned, and what the next steps are in planning for 2015. In this interactive presentation you will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide valuable information to the AB 86 Work Group.

Host: Dennis Bailey-Fougnier, Cabrillo College

12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. luNCheoNGrand Ballroom keyNote (tBd)

Keynote Speaker: Chris Roe, CEO, California STEM Learning Network

Host: Meridith Randall, Shasta College

1:45 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. eNgAgINg studeNts from mAtrICulAtIoN through CompletIoN: meAsurINg studeNt’s AffeCtIve leArNINg ANd why It mAtters

Grand Ballroom Celia Esposito-Noy, Vice President, Student Services, Cosumnes River College; Craig Hayward, Director of Research, Planning and Accreditation, Irvine Valley College; Diego James Navarro, Mathematics Instructor & Director, Academy for College Excellence (ACE)

A critical element of the student success initiative is developing alternative approaches to basic skills curriculum and improving support for at-risk underprepared students. Research shows that students who have hope, self-efficacy and become active, engaged learners tend to be more successful students and complete their academic plans. Measuring affective learning enables colleges to identify the students’ affective learning gaps and design effective interventions to support the students’ success. Panelists will discuss how measuring affective learning helps close the achievement gap.

Host: Craig Justice, Irvine Valley College

ThursdayThursdayMarch 13, 2014March 13, 2014



3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. BAsIC skIlls CompletIoN e-resourCe: the key to studeNt suCCess IN CAlIforNIA CommuNIty Colleges – effeCtIve prACtICes for fACulty, stAff ANd AdmINIstrAtors

Grand Ballroom Barbara Illowsky, PhD, Academic Affairs Division, California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office; Robin Richards, Vice President of Student Services, Cañada College

There are sections for all stakeholders involved in increasing student success. The “Reflections” section contains a five-year summary of the Basic Skills Initiative. The “Programs and Projects” sections include descriptions of these data-supported items. The

“Administrators’ Guide” describes how to implement the programs and projects, a student lifecycle path, as well as a step-by-step guide for new administrators. Join us!

Host: Kelly Fowler, Willow International Community College Center

3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Csso: studeNt servICes ANd INstruCtIoN: tACklINg the studeNt equIty AgeNdA together

Jackson Room Audrey Yamagata Noji, Vice President, Student Services, Mt. San Antonio College; Angelica Suarez, Vice President, Student Services, Southwestern College

Community colleges are being tasked with developing efforts to enhance student success of our diverse student populations. More focus is being placed on Student Equity: looking at which students are succeeding, which are not, and developing agendas and interventions to enhance success rates. Partnerships between Student Services and Instruction are the only way to address these issues. Connecting with students, utilizing culturally-relevant instructional strategies, developing appropriate assessment models and enhancing students’ sense of self-efficacy are all pieces of the solution. Presenters review the draft Student Equity Plan requirements being released by the Chancellors Office and will build upon work initiated thus far and provide insights for developing the Student Equity Plan in concert with the Student Success and Support Program.

Host: Ron Travenick, Ohlone College

3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Csso: AlterNAtIve AdvIsINg models

Sansome Room Greg Peterson, Vice President, Student Services, Long Beach College Kaneesha Tarrant, Vice President, Student Services, Los Angeles Trade Tech

Community colleges are being tasked with developing efforts to enhance student success of our diverse student populations. More focus is being placed on Student Equity: looking at which students are succeeding, which are not, and developing agendas and interventions to enhance success rates. Partnerships between Student Services and Instruction are the only way to address these issues. Connecting with students, utilizing culturally-relevant instructional strategies, developing appropriate assessment models and enhancing students’ sense of self-efficacy are all pieces of the solution. Presenters review the draft Student Equity Plan requirements being released by the Chancellors Office and will build upon work initiated thus far and provide insights for developing the Student Equity Plan in concert with the Student Success and Support Program.

Host: Jack Friedlander, Santa Barbara City College

5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. presIdeNt’s reCeptIoNRestaurant 750

ThursdayMarch 13, 2014

ThursdayMarch 13, 2014


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7:45 A.m. to 8:30 A.m. BreAkfAstGrand Ballroom Foyer

8:30 A.m. to 10:30 A.m. leAdINg eNrollmeNt mANAgemeNt IN A ChANgINg eNvIroNmeNtGrand Ballroom Although the great recession has ended, enrollment management

challenges—to grow or not grow, recruiting and outreach, placement and assessment—are continuing for California’s community colleges. This interactive session features a panel of CSSOs and CIOs who will share their thoughts and approaches to managing change.

Erika Endrijonas, Executive Vice President, Oxnard College; Irene Malgrem, Vice President of Instruction, Mt. San Antonio College; Lucha Ortega, Emeritus Vice President, Student Services, Shasta College; Victoria Rosario, Associate Vice Chancellor, Student Services, Los Rios Community College District; Craig Justice, Vice President for Instruction, Irvine Valley College; Jim Gaston, Director of Information Technology – Academic Systems, South Orange County Community College District

Co-Hosts: Irene Malmgren, CCCCIO, Mt. San Antonio College and John Weispfenning, CCCCIO, Orange Coast College 10:45 A.m. to 12:00 p.m. rAINBows ABove you - fINAl CCCCo updAtes oN stAtewIde IssuesGrand Ballroom Some things have been laid upon your table by the Chancellor’s

Office staff and discussions at the previous sessions. This wrap up session is our last opportunity to hear from the staff. We will also be joined by a representative from the Academic Senate of the California Community Colleges to provide us with the latest information on C-ID and ADTs. As we finalize the conference, you’ll see there’s a rainbow above you.

Host: Al Konuwa, Woodland College

FridayMarch 14, 2014

fAll CCCCIo CoNfereNCe

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