Barriers to Student Success - System Efforts Report to the Board of Regents May 23, 2014.

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Barriers to Student Success - System Efforts Report to the Board of Regents May 23, 2014

Student Affairs System-wide, coordinated and collaborative approach to addressing student affairs, student services and student success issues Significant effort to address three major barriers to student success Board has provided direction for OCHE and the Student Affairs Officers group to address the issues of alcohol and drug use, sexual assault and financial literacy education Student Affairs Officers also identified these same issues as significant barriers to student success Federal government is increasing involvement with these issues

Addressing Barriers Significant efforts on-going at the campuses Efforts differ depending on the resources available at the campus Securing online products and courses will provide consistency and supplement current efforts – Not a silver bullet but a significant tool for campuses – Game changer for campuses who are lacking resources, at no cost to them

Established Products 500 schools nationally are using the alcohol courses 200 schools nationally are using the sexual assault courses Montana State University and Montana Tech are two campuses already using the products Two representatives here today to provide their insight to the products – Paul Beatty – Dean of Students at Montana Tech – Marci Torres – Director of Health Promotion at Montana State University

Benefits Educate students and give them the tools to make good choices and ultimately change behavior Ability to track student attitude changes based on pre and post module tests Pricing – due to the economies of scale of the system we are receiving very favorable pricing Data – system-wide comparable data Assistance in complying with federal government requirements – White House Task Force on Sexual Assault – Campus SaVE Act compliance

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Implementation Implementation guidance will come from the Commissioner All campuses will use the AlcoholEdu product Haven - sexual assault product will be used by all campuses except UM who is using PETSA Implementation in fall 2014 – All new and transfer students under 21 required to complete the AlcoholEdu product – At a minimum, all new and transfer students required to complete sexual assault product - Haven – Financial literacy product – Transit, will be targeted to at-risk students and students identified by campuses based on analysis of data (i.e. state grant recipients, high debt levels compared to credits completed, populations generating significant debt etc.)

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