1. Scott College of Business Student Enrollment and Success

2. SCOB Student Success RecruitmentJobs Support SCOB Office of Undergraduate Programs Meis Center Student Development Center Department Success Plans Career Center Faculty / Curriculum College Promotion Plan High School Outreach Community, Alumni, & College Advisory Boards

3. SCOB Recruitment Community and Advisory Boards Community and Advisory Boards College Promotion Plan College Promotion Plan – Media – Orientation – Scholarship Outreach Outreach – Vigo County – DECA Sponsorship

4. SCOB Support Community and Advisory Boards Community and Advisory Boards – Mentors – Speaker Series – Assurance of Learning Undergraduate Programs Undergraduate Programs – Professional Advisors – Core Critical Path – Senior Checkout built into MySam

5. SCOB Support Faculty / Curriculum Faculty / Curriculum – Faculty Advisors – Experiential Learning – Sycamore Student Ventures Executive Express Café, Sycamore Advisors, Sycamore Blitz Promotions Executive Express Café, Sycamore Advisors, Sycamore Blitz Promotions – Indiana Global Business Advisors – “MO Show” – Internships

6. SCOB Support Meis Center Student Development Center Meis Center Student Development Center – Student Professional Development – Catapult Program – Program supports college learning goals Career Center Career Center – Dedicated Center Staff (Matt Hetzel) Regular Faculty updates Regular Faculty updates – Integrates with Meis Center

7. SCOB Support Accounting, Finance, Insurance & Risk Management (AFIRM) Accounting, Finance, Insurance & Risk Management (AFIRM) – New online programs in accounting and insurance. “tag-along” sections with face-to-face classes. – Offering more sections of FIN 108. – Participating in Course Transformation Academy – Have not engaged in one-on-one outreach with students to the extent hoped

8. SCOB Support Management, Information Systems, & Business Education (MISBE) Management, Information Systems, & Business Education (MISBE) – Worked with the COT to develop a Center for Career and Technical Education. Builds relationships with business education teachers in Indiana High Schools. – Did not create department brochure but focused on curriculum development instead.

9. SCOB Support Marketing and Operations (MO) Marketing and Operations (MO) – Brought Marketing major online – Recruited more student to Operations and Supply Chain. 7 students in 2007 …53 in 2014. – Progress on marketing curriculum revision – Record # of OSCM majors in internships (14). – Started the Center for Supply Management Research (CSMR) – Plans for developing a mentoring program stalled

10. SCOB Support SCOB Student Success Funding SCOB Student Success Funding – Hired Kaitlin Diel as Assistant Director – Meis “Cube” stakeholder reports regarding Meis participation, student accountability, and other information used in assessment. – Developed workshops and sessions mapped to college learning goals through Banner – Input student participation data that appears on student co-curricular record. – Engaged faculty to participate in providing speakers and subject matter ideas for future programming – Developed strategies to provide online students with the same Meis content as face-to-face students.

11. SCOB Support New SCOB Early Warning System will monitor freshmen engagement. Results shared with instructor and University College. New SCOB Early Warning System will monitor freshmen engagement. Results shared with instructor and University College. – Course Activity: Time spent in Blackboard (homework, test, discussion) – Grade: Students who score above or below the defined threshold for a specific grade item trigger an alert. – Course Access: low access triggers an alert. – Missed Deadlines: missed due date triggers an alert.

12. Jobs 2014 Career Fair Statistics 2014 Career Fair Statistics – Catapult program pushes students to career fair opportunities. – Record participation in career fairs College has good placement statistics with nearly 100% placement in Financial Services, Operations Management, and Business Education. College has good placement statistics with nearly 100% placement in Financial Services, Operations Management, and Business Education.