1. Michelle Pilati Treasurer, Academic Senate for the California Community Colleges Faculty Coordinator, Statewide Career Pathways

2. Overview Overview of the project Accomplishments In progress What we need from the colleges (i.e., you)

3. Project Goal Facilitate articulation between high schools, ROCPs, and colleges. Also – –Increase awareness of CTE Internal External –Remove barriers

4. Academic Senate for California Community Colleges

6. Building Trades

7. Resource Room

8. What’s the deal?

9. Road Trip Nation

10. “Explore”

11. Resources

13. Facilitating Articulation Create templates Database –Templates –Articulation Outreach

14. Sequence Discipline groups develop articulation templates. Templates disseminated for field input.  Once approved, added to new database. Local articulation agreements written using templates. New articulation agreements put into database. Available statewide.

15. Accomplishments 46 discipline groups convened ~90 templates drafted Agreements being written to templates Outreach & marketing

16. Accomplishments Regional articulation meetings held Articulation Handbook developed  Tools for hosting articulation events

17. Discipline groups so far... Administration of Justice Agricultural Business Animation Animal Science Allied Health Automotive Technology & Repair Automotive – Small Gas Engines Biological Science/ Biological Technology Building Trades and Construction Business/ Accounting/E commerce Child Development CISCO/ A+ Computer Information Science (CIS) Dental Assisting Design Drafting Engineering/Applied Technology Fashion Financial Services Fire Science Gaming Geospatial Technologies (GIS/GPS) Graphic Design Green/Environmental Technology Health Occupations/CNA/ HHA Hospitality/ Culinary Arts/Hotel Interior Design IT Applications IT Web Design Landscape Design Logistics Machining / CAM Marketing Medical Assisting Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Office Technology Ornamental Horticulture Photography Real Estate Retail Robotics Sustainable Construction (Green Construction) Video Production Welding

18. In progress Facilitate articulation events (provide resources) Populate database of agreements More templates Address “barriers”

19. Identified “Barriers”  Transcript issues  Delayed credit; “credit in escrow”  University articulation issues  Will UC/CSU accept credit granted for HS work?  Database resistance  Is a commitment implied if I post an articulation agreement?

20. “Credit in escrow” Not mandated Negatively impacts student persistence Academic Senate for the California Community Colleges position

21. Why delay credit? § 55050. Credit by Examination. Such credit may be granted only to a student who is registered at the college and in good standing and only for a course listed in the catalog of the community college.

22. Where is “in good standing” defined?

23. Why delay credit? § 55031. Standards for Probation A district may establish, as the minimum number of units before academic or progress probation is assessed, a number of units fewer than 12 semester or 18 quarter units. If not stated, is not the definition locally determined?

24. University Articulation Issues § 55051. Articulation of High School Courses “Notations of community college course credit shall be made only if community college courses are successfully completed or if credit is earned via credit by examination.”

25. Database Resistance Articulation happens locally Mechanism needed to indicate how a student seeking credit proceeds

26. What can you do? Break down barriers Ease fears Encourage involvement

27. Resources www.statewidepathways.org Email: info@statewidepathways.org info@statewidepathways.org Academic Senate (916) 445- 4753