Santa Rosa Junior College

PETALUMA CAMPUS

MID-YEAR REPORT

 

OBJECTIVE REFERENCE

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

SUPPORT/EVIDENCE/

COMMENTS

1.0

 

 

 

Objective 1.1

(Enrollment)

Education Plan

The Petaluma Campus will continue to enhance access to education and training opportunities in south Sonoma County through incremental, efficient growth.

 

  • Fall 2000 enrollment at the Petaluma Campus demonstrated growth of + 1.16 over Fall 1999. The addition f the SRJC Technology Academy is expected to provide more FTES, but short of the 5% goal.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • A & R Enrollment Reports

Objective 1.2

(Student Services Plan)
  • The Student Services Coordinator/Counselor has been hired and is charged with developing a Student Services plan in conjunction with the Santa Rosa Campus Student Services managers.
  • Deanna Hatter in position.
  • Draft Student Services plan.

2.0

 

 

Objective 2.1 (Alternative Delivery Instructional Program)

Alternative Instructional Delivery

The Petaluma Campus will continue to develop, implement, and evaluate alternative delivery instruction and student service formats.

  • Alternative delivery instructional courses established at Petaluma Campus and Technology Academy
  • Percentage to be calculated on Spring 2001 offerings.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Class Schedule.

Objective 2.2 (Set Delivery Student Services Program)
  • A pilot virtual Student Services program will be implemented in Spring 2001.
  • Infrastructure enhancements; implementation plan.

 

OBJECTIVE REFERENCE

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

SUPPORT/EVIDENCE/ COMMENTS

3.0

 

 

 

Objective 3.1 (External Funding Sources)

Develop External Funding

The Petaluma Campus will continue to examine and develop external funding sources to enhance the overall delivery of instruction and services.

 

  • Petaluma Campus has collaborated with North Bay Employment Connection on a successful grant from the Dept. of Labor (H1B) providing $600,000 funding over two years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Grant contract.

 

Objective 3.2 (Friends of Petaluma Campus)
  • 60% Development Officer hired to guide development of fundraising and provide leadership for the Friends of the Petaluma Campus.

 

 

  • Monica Grant in position

 

 

Objective 3.3

(SRJC Technology Academy)

 

  • Developed a plan for additional funding to raise $300,000 from corporate partners
  • Industry contacts.

4.0

Objective 4.1

(SRJC Technology Academy Curriculum Plan)

SRJC Technology Academy

The Petaluma Campus will develop, implement, and evaluate workforce training through the SRJC Technology Academy.
  • Director hired; facility open. Initial offerings developed and implemented. Further offerings to be added throughout the year (www.santarosa.edu/techacad)

 

  • Tom Boag in position; Spring 2001
  • Technology Academy schedule

Objective 4.2

(Implement & evaluate workforce training)
  • Evaluation instruments for industry and students developed; North Bay Technology Roundtable, H1B grant, and Technology Academy; Plans for Phase II faculty in development; Phase II curriculum in development.
  • North Bay Technology Roundtable GAP analysis
  • H1B grant
  • Technology Academy surveys