1. Finding Academic Success After Probation International Conference on College Teaching & Learning March 27, 2014

2. 1. Some background 2. Identification of the Problem 3. Current Programs 4. New Initiatives 5. The Comprehensive Probation Plan Presentation Goals…..

3. Who are our GRCC Students? WHO WHAT Fall 2013 16,613 HeadsJob Training Downtown Campuses 10,466 Part-timeCertificatesLakeshore Campuses 9,303 Pell EligibleAssociate DegreeLocal High Schools 6,645 - 1 or more AFPApprenticeshipsMTEC Campus 777 Incoming TransferPersonal Interest/ GuestOnline/ Hybrid WHERE 3,141 Probation Students/ 1,118 Suspensions (12-13)

4. Student Perspective… How did this happen? What does this mean? What do you mean I have a hold? What do I have to do? I have an advisor.. what’s that mean? What is the probation contract? Students don’t know what they don’t know!!

5. It is all about the programs… Proactive / Preventative Measures Academic Foundation Program Academic Success Workshop Early Alert Tutoring Services General Workshops

6. But we had to do more…. Reactive Initiatives Case Management/ Assigned Advisor Classroom Faculty Advising CLS 100 / CLS 102 Orientation Content Computer Labs

7. Intentional…Intrusive...Cross Campus 1. Top Down Support 2. Coordinated Efforts 3. Registration Evaluation 4. Comprehensive Communications 5. Multiple Touch Points Comprehensive Probation Plan

8. It takes a village…  Counseling & Career Center  College Success Center  Enrollment Center  Financial Aid  Academic Departments  Testing & Tutoring  Classroom Faculty

9. Questions? Lynnae Selberg, MA, LPC lselberg@grcc.edu lselberg@grcc.edu Thank you for attending!

10. Thank You!