TLCs PDQ A Brief Overview of 2009 Themed Learning Communities Lauren Chism, Director, Themed Learning Communities.

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TLCs PDQ A Brief Overview of 2009 Themed Learning Communities Lauren Chism, Director, Themed Learning Communities

The following information has been collected through TLC paperwork submitted. Percentages may increase as planning for 2009 TLCs is still in progress. In most instances (Service Learning excluded) the TLCs aim to provide a foundation for RISE experiences; the 2009 TLCs listed may not fully qualify for RISE transcript notations.

Bigger AND Better Bigger:  33 TLCs in 2009  10% increase from 2008  371% increase from 2003  Capacity to serve 825 entering students (approximately 1/3 anticipated FTFT) Better:  Exciting new themes & descriptions  Wide participation in a number of campus initiatives.

TLCs + Bridge  11 TLC + Bridge Sections  33% of 2009 TLCs include Bridge  58% of 2009 Bridge sections include a TLC

PDP in 2009 TLCs  We anticipate that ALL 2009 TLCs will include a Personal Development Plan

Undergraduate Research in 2009 TLCs  University College: Our Chemical World  Freshmen will be paired with science faculty conducting research.  University College: “It’s Not Easy Being Green”  Students will conduct research project on environmental issue in Indianapolis under the guidance of faculty researchers.

Global Crossroads in 2009 TLCs 15% Plan on Using Global Crossroads 2 Liberal Arts TLCs 2 SPEA TLCs 1 Nursing TLC *2 other TLCs are still considering possibilities for Global Crossroads.

Service Learning in 2009 TLCs 24% Include One Time Service Projects 2 Engineering TLCs 2 Liberal Arts TLCs 2 Psychology TLCs 2 University College TLCs 33% Include Service Learning 3 Education TLCs 3 Nursing TLCs 2 SPEA TLCs 2 University College TLCs 1 Liberal Arts TLC

Experiential Learning in 2009 TLCs 36% Plan on Incorporating Experiential Learning Events or Opportunities 4 University College TLCs 2 Liberal Arts TLCs 2 Engineering TLCs 2 SPEA TLCs 2 Psychology TLCs

Common Theme in 2009 TLCs 33% Plan on Incorporating IUPUI’s Common Theme 3 Nursing TLCs 2 Psychology TLCs 2 University College TLCs 2 Liberal Arts TLCs 1 Education TLC 1 Physical Education TLC

Comparison group – students who participated in a freshman seminar or learning community. *adjusted to control for significant covariates including: course load, gender, ethnicity, SAT scores, high school percentile ranks, units of high school math, and first-generation students. GPA and First Year Retention in the TLCs

Fall 2007 Impact of Participation in a First-Year Seminar on One-Year Retention NRetention Rate Seminar168368% Seminar- TLC 56576% No Seminar30865% Chart Prepared by Michele J. Hansen, PhD.