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Notes from Meeting 2 of Fall 2019 (Nov 13, 2019 1:50pm -2:50pm)

The discussion is focused on the following:

–        Leading and Lagging Indicators (Chapter 4, 5, and 6 and online resources below)

–        Discussing current indicators used at KCC

–        Other colleges & suggestions.

Resources on Lagging & Leading Indicators of Student Performance

–        Authors’ blog about the book:  Creating a Data-Informed Culture at Community Collegesby Brad C. Phillips and Jordan Horowitz on August 30,2017. https://www.hepg.org/blog/moving-the-needle-on-community-college-student-suc

–        Authors’ presentation http://www.linkedlearning.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Measuring-Success-Leading-and-Lagging-Indicators-for-Linked-Learning.pdf

–        Data First: Leading and Lagging Indicators. [Video file.] Retrieved from Center for Public Education, https://vimeo.com/15739964

Other Resources for Current & Future Discussion

–        McComb, B. E., & Lyddon, J. W. (2016). Understanding the effectiveness and impact of student success interventions on campus: Understanding the effectiveness and impact of student success. New Directions for Community Colleges, 2016(175), 83-94.

–        Carales, V. D., Garcia, C. E., & Mardock‐Uman, N. (2016). Key resources for community college student success programming. New Directions for Community Colleges, 2016(175), 95-102.

–        Calculating Cost-Return on Investments in Student Success https://jfforg-prod-prime.s3.amazonaws.com/media/documents/ISS_brief_010510.pdf

–        “This pilot project tied program-level cost data to student outcomes and explored the extent to which the additional revenue that colleges and universities generate by increasing student retention offsets the additional cost of first-year programs. The project’s goal was to develop, test, and standardize tools that document the relationship between program costs and student results. Armed with this information, institutions will be better able to make informed, data-driven decisions about how to invest limited dollars in ways that help students succeed.”
https://www.jff.org/resources/calculating-cost-return-investments-student-success/

Additional attachments:

McComb_et_al-2016-New_Directions_for_Community_Colleges (1)

Carales_et_al-2016-New_Directions_for_Community_Colleges (1)


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