Bakersfield College | Data Conference: October 31, 2013
Bakersfield College hosted a KCCD Data Summit on Thursday, October 31, from 8:30 am to 3 pm.
When available, archives will be posted to this page.
For more information regarding this conference, please visit: www.bakersfieldcollege.edu/conference
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Opening Remarks – Manny Mourtzanos Data, Technology & Student Success in 2016 – Sonya Christian Unveiling BC’s Score Card – Janet Fulks and Data Coaches |
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KEYNOTE A CULTURE OF INQUIRY & ACTION: A Catalyst for Improving Student Outcomes – Rob Johnstone & Patrick Perry Come ready for an interactive, engaging exploration that will access your subject matter expertise as we collectively explore important student success issues and start brainstorming how to continue to move forward on improving student outcomes. |
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Getting Familiar with the Data at the State Chancellor’s Office – Patrick Perry The CCC Chancellor’s Office collects student unit records from all 112 CCC campuses and “value-adds” to this data in a variety of ways, while making much of it available to your campus. This session will outline the many sources and uses of Chancellor’s Office data that can be used locally to track student progress and outcomes through such tools as the Data Mart, Data On Demand, Referential Files, Scorecard, and Salary Surfer. |
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Panel Reflection and Reaction Moderator: Michael McNellis Panelists:
Following the Panel Reflection & Reaction, our keynote speakers, Patrick Perry & Rob Johnstone, will give closing remarks. |
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First Generation Students: What does the data tell us? - Tina Tuttle New data for the KCCD on parental education combined with a poverty indicator offer some striking new insight into our students. This presentation will highlight first-time information about socioeconomics of KCCD students and how this may be affecting students pathways toward their goals. We’ll examine socio economics, demographics, impact on GPA and how this influences “first generation” behaviors. |
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Moving Forward – Wrap Up, Highlights and Next Steps – Manny Mourtzanos |