Strategic Enrollment & Equity Development Committee (SEED)
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The purpose of the Strategic Equity & Enrollment Development committee (SEED) is to make recommendations for the college that contributed to student access, recruitment, persistence, completion, and lifelong learning through diverse programs.
Inger Stark
Email: istark@peralta.edu
Lily E. Espinoza
Email: lespinoza@peralta.edu
1st and 3rd Wednesday
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Tower Building, Room 850 – T-850
College Council
Responsibilities
- Evaluate on-going enrollment trends, activities, and initiatives.
- Use high-quality qualitative and quantitative data to inform recommendations.
- Collaborate with college constituencies to develop, implement, and evaluate enrollment management goals and strategies that align with Laney’s Strategic Plan.
- Assess, evaluate, and make recommendations for student support strategies to enhance student access, success, persistence, and goal attainment.
- Monitor and evaluate progress towards strategic enrollment planning goals.
- Develop intentional marketing strategies to prospective and current students unique to Laney’s student population and community.
Membership
TBD
Strategic Enrollment Management Plan 2019 - 2021
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Introduction
In 2017, Laney College adopted a new mission, vision, and strategic plan with five specific goals aimed at ensuring students would be supported in their learning and feel inspired to excel in an inclusive and diverse learning environment.
Rooted in social justice, Laney College’s new mission and vision describe our community: a place where students receive access to the highest quality curriculum and instruction while they cultivate a sense of belonging that counters the pervasive inequities our students face in society.
With a focus on equity, the adopted goals from the college’s strategic plan aim to increase awareness and access for disproportionately impacted communities to complete their educational goals while fostering an institutional culture that is both collaborative and reflective.
As part of this commitment, during the spring semester of 2018, the College embarked on an assessment and dialogue about how to ensure that the institution’s instructional offerings — as well as student support services — recruited, retained, and supported students throughout their educational journey. The ultimate goal was clear: we would work to both maximize enrollment and develop innovative solutions and supports.
In order to work toward this new vision of strategic enrollment management at Laney, the college president convened a group of classified professionals, faculty, and administrators that would help revamp the Enrollment Management Committee and develop a two-year plan that supports students from recruitment through completion.
The group participated in the Institutional Effectiveness Partnership Initiative (IEPI) Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM) Academy in the summer of 2018 and began creating an enrollment management plan that helps address the College’s needs. The purpose of the Laney College Strategic Enrollment Management Plan is to define strategies and concrete objectives that help to meet the College’s adopted strategic goals.
Documents
2022 – 2025 Student Equity and Achievement (SEA) Equity Plan Documents:
First Year Pathways Programs
Faculty and staff across the curriculum have some together through the Foundation Skills Committee to develop and implement Pathways programs to meet the needs of foundation skills students according to their assessment results and goals. These learning communities are strategically designed to provide powerful learning experiences in which students can acquire the skills they need to succeed.