Student Success and Faculty + School/College Leaders

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This is an invitation to the community to share how you would like to be involved in our student success projects. You do not need to complete this form if you have already provided this information. We will add your name to our database and be in touch as appropriate based on your responses below. Please contact us with any questions by emailing the team at success@pdx.edu

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Which of the following projects are you interested in participating in?

Data Champions: The Data Champions program will bring together selected faculty, staff, and administrators from across schools and colleges and from within central administration to build data literacy, empower data users, and ultimately expand the data-informed student success decision-making capacity at PSU.

Student Onboarding: This project aims to implement a clear, comprehensive, and consistent onboarding experience for first year and transfer students during their first year at PSU. With a supportive plan in place, students will know who their ‘success’ team is and the knowledge and access to resources that support student success. This project is a collaborative effort between Advising & Career Services and the Transfer & Returning Student Resource Center.

Embedded Academic Support: To provide academic support to students enrolled in courses with historically lower completion rates or courses considered to be large gateway STEM courses, the Office of Student Success and the Learning Center have collaborated to provide embedded academic support. For the purposes of this pilot, embedded academic support utilizes peer tutors to deliver high-quality academic support to students.

Early Alerts Work: The Early Alerts workgroup is focused on increasing faculty participation in Early Alerts. Following extensive outreach to faculty, providing instruction on how and why to submit early alerts and how early alerts help students succeed, the workgroup monitored current participation rates and plans an initial assessment of Early Alerts interventions for students receiving more than one alert in a term.

Advising Council: The Academic Advising Council (AAC) is a PSU administrative committee charged with promoting a positive and productive advising environment for advising professionals, students, and other campus stakeholders. Members will be responsible for reviewing the current status of advising and making recommendations on best practices regarding policies and processes related to academic advising campus-wide. The Academic Advising Council meets monthly during the academic year

Math Start Team: the Learning Center, Office of Student Success, in collaboration with the Math Department and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, have created the Math Start Initiative, a pilot aimed at testing a redesigned Math development course in addition to a Math course that includes a co-requisite component.

Transfer Partnerships: Enhancing the transfer student experience is a priority at PSU. The Transfer & Returning Student Resource Center focuses on helping transfer students transition smoothly to PSU, and is a primary university resource for developing and maintaining transfer articulation agreements and partnership programs.

First-year Career Support: To ensure the career success of PSU students, we are launching a career readiness program that engages FYF students from the beginning of their academic jour

Are there others ways in which you would like to engage in our campus-wide student success work?

Attend events (remote and/or in person)

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Have a consistent opportunity to provide feedback and input

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