11-10-03 Agenda - Santa Rosa Junior College

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2. Full-Time Equivalent Student per Full-Time Equivalent Faculty Ratios3. Units by Location4. Facility Capacity/Use5. Students by Zip Code of Residence6. Educational Attainment of Students7. High School Concurrent Enrollment and Top Ten Disciplines for HighSchool Concurrent Student8. Enrollment by Time of Day and Credit Status ~ Summer (comparedwith the state average SRJC hosts a smaller percentage of full-time credit studentsand higher percentages in the areas of part-time credit and non-credit). Thecommittee discussed the need to give further consideration to this finding.9. Enrollment by Time of Day and Credit Status ~ Fall * (For Fall of 2002SRJC had 22.7% full time credit and the state had 39.6%).10. Enrollment by Time of Day and Credit Status~ Spring11. Full-Term Sections Scheduled vs. Run12. Short-Term Sections Scheduled vs. Run13. Sonoma County Population by Ethnicity14. Unemployment Rate in Sonoma County15. Funded FTES (Statewide 9.4% is funded FTES is non-credit whileSRJC 17.2% funded FTES is non-credit)16. High School Graduation and College Going Rates (45% of public highschool students enroll at SRJC)17. Unduplicated Credit Headcount, Average and Total Units Enrolled,Headcount18. Unduplicated Credit Headcount, Average and Total Units Enrolled,Total Units Enrolled19. Unduplicated Credit Headcount, Average and Total Units Enrolled,Average Units Enrolled20. Ethnicity of SRJC Students/Ethnicity of County Residents21. State COLA/CPI Comparison22. General Fund Balance23 & 24. Sonoma County Public Schools Enrollment Totals by Ethnicityand English Language (Total and by Grade)25. Placements into Chemistry, English, ESL & Math Courses26. Student BOGG Fee Waivers Awarded27. Student Educational Goals28. Degrees, Certificates and GED’s Awarded29. SRJC Transfer Students30, 31, 32, 33, 34. Partnership for Excellence System Performance Goals35. Grade Point Averages36. Retention Rates by Cluster37. Successful Course Completion (SRJC’s summer course completionrates are higher than the state for every term)38. Successful Course Completion Rates by Ethnicity16
The next StEP committee meeting is ~Monday, November 3rd, 2003 * 3:30pm in the RACE Building, SR Campus.Attachment for Item #4Santa Rosa Junior CollegeCross ComponentManagement Plan 2003-2004Operational Goal1.0 The SRJC Component Administrators will continue to reviewthe development of multi-campus organizational structuresand operational procedures in a gradual, evolutionaryprocess.Completion DateJune 2004Institutional Goals: #1 Instructional Quality; #2 Student Success: #3 ProgramDevelopment and Delivery; #9 - College Governance; #10 InstitutionalEffectiveness; #11 Fiscal Responsibility; #12 Community Relations.Objective1.1 Continue examination of multi-campus organizational structures andoperational procedures; the 2002 SRJC Accreditation Self-Study and EvaluationReport, and best practices demonstrated by comparative institutions.Objective17
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