Student Success Conference 09

Get connected

Attend Basic Skills sessions

Outcome

Participants will be able to identify and access the California Success Network site   http://cccbsi.edulounge.net/ to build a state-wide learning network.

Wednesday, October 7
1:30 – 2:30 pm

Community of Practice Work Sessions
Participants select one of 10 facilitated communities of practice (aligned with conference strands) to gather pressing issues, discuss how their colleges are addressing them, and determine participants’ goals for their time at the conference

Thursday, October 8

4:30 – 6:30

Networking Reception and Communities of Practice Gatherings

Participants can either network or rejoin their community of practice

group for a facilitated conversation


Friday, October 9
11:30 – 12:30

Closing Community of Practice Work Sessions

Participants return to their community of practice to highlight what they learned and what actions they will be taking upon returning to their campuses

Inaugural Networks

The Basic Skills Initiative: 2009 and Beyond
[Basic Skills]
This session gives an overview of the statewide 2009 Basic Skills Initiative Inaugural Professional Learning Network. BSI 2009 will integrate what has already been accomplished with a new pilot, growing into a self‐sustaining, statewide, professional learning network intended to promote overall increased student success. This will allow faculty, staff, and administrators to share and build upon existing knowledge while at the same time creating opportunities for transformation. Foundational to this network are evidence‐based knowledge building, inquiry, capacity building, direct training, and resource development. To build the pilot network, coordinators have been assigned to four specific locations (Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento/Central Valley, and San Diego). These coordinators will facilitate efforts in the local regions, while at the same time providing connections with the greater statewide network. Also discussed will be the inaugural BSI Leadership Institute, which is an integral part of the network.
Anniqua Rana, Nancy Cook, Daryl Kinney, Deborah Harrington & Lisa Brewster, the Basic Skills Initiative