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2018 CTEOS Research Academy

Join us on August 3, 2018, in Petaluma, California to learn about the impact of CTE programs. Discover key findings, usage opportunities, and future plans. Embrace the data-driven journey in community colleges!

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2018 CTEOS Research Academy

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  1. 2018 CTEOS Research Academy

  2. 2nd Annual CTEOS Research Academy August 3, 2018 Petaluma, California

  3. Grab Your Cellphone! Got Wi-Fi? Choose “SRJC Public Wireless” and agree to the conditions (no password required) • To Join the Poll: • Send a text: • To: 37607 • Message:KCGREANEY213 • 2. Receive a confirmation • * Poll is anonymous 37607 kcgreaney213

  4. Welcome to SRJC Petaluma! • Send a text: • To: 37607 • Message:KCGREANEY213 • 2. Receive a confirmation

  5. The SRJC Research Team KC Greaney Michael Pham Jeanne Fadelli Greg Drukala Blair Lamb Lara Abel Karen Maddux • Send a text: • To: 37607 • Message:KCGREANEY213 • 2. Receive a confirmation

  6. The Story of the CTE Outcomes Survey

  7. Once upon a time…

  8. …there were CTE Deans and Instructors who were happy.

  9. But then came the Age of Accountability…

  10. …and CTE programs were not showing documentable outcomes.

  11. How to prove the worth of CTE?

  12. In 2012, a partnership was born…

  13. …the partnership evolved

  14. CTE Outcomes Survey: Overall Statewide Results 2017

  15. Statewide Findings • 34% Response Rate • 91% Satisfaction Rate with education and training • 35% transferred • 69% working in their field of study (or “close”)

  16. Findings: Employment Status 80% of respondents are employed for pay

  17. Findings: Work Status More students worked full time after completing studies and training

  18. Findings: Working in the Field of Training The majority of students (69%) indicated their current job is in their field of study, or in a field that is “close.” How Closely Related to Your Job is Your Field of Study?

  19. Findings: Wage Increase The median hourly wage of respondents increased 40% from their hourly wage before their studies/training ($15) to their hourly wage after completing their studies/training($21) Increase in Hourly Wage 40% Increase!

  20. CTE Outcomes Survey: Statewide Results for the Past 6 Years

  21. Participation and Response Rates

  22. Number of Students Surveyed

  23. Change in Wages Over Time

  24. For More Detailed Findings: • CTEOS Project website https://cteos.santarosa.edu

  25. Use of Findings

  26. Use of Findings Accountability evidence supporting the efficacy of CTE

  27. Use of Findings The new LaunchBoard! • CTEOS Infused throughout the Community College Pipeline tab • Strong Workforce Program Metrics (Employment in Field of Study) • Incentive Funding Model (“17%” includes Employment in Field of Study) • Strong Workforce Stars

  28. Use of Findings Many additional applications of survey results, including: • Veteran’s Reporting, Accreditation, and Gainful Employment • Program Review • Regional Analysis • Scholarly Research …and much more, which will be discussed at conference sessions today!

  29. CTEOS Research Academy:Conference Program Michael Pham, Ph.D. Director of the CTE Outcomes Survey

  30. Conference Program Why are we here? • To build community • Learn about resources to grow community colleges • Increase awareness and usage of CTEOS (and LaunchBoard!) among all stakeholders • Continue the grassroots spirit of this project

  31. Conference Program To fulfill these goals, we have created four tracks Data and Analysis Discussion Groups CTEOS and Its Uses The LaunchBoard

  32. The Survey With so many data sources, let’s talk about why CTEOS and surveys are important

  33. The Survey • Problem 1: Coverage • Self-employed—up to 10% in some samples • Those without SSN—a significant group in CCC • Out of state migrants • Specific occupations

  34. The Survey • Problem 2: More than just wages • WHY did you go to school? • How satisfied are you with your training? • How many hours did you work? • What was your occupation? • E.g., Biomanufacturing—as a lab tech, or a driver?

  35. The Survey What’s new over the past year? • TOP Codes for skills-builders • NAICS industry codes • Standardized job titles and codes • Full participation from all CCC • Super nerdy stuff (e.g., browser type & version, OS, screen resolution, flash version, java support)

  36. The Survey What may be happening in the near future? To cover more student populations To combine more data sources for comprehensiveness To create more tools that are used outside “the usual” stakeholders And further into the future? A one stop shop…all useful outcomes…all CCC students

  37. After Today… The Research Academy is only the beginning. What’s next? Check your flashdrive • CTEOS survey instrument, data, reports, dictionary Stop by the CTEOS table at CCCAOE and other conferences Visit our website cteos.santarosa.edu to grab Research Academy resources • And VERY SOON at cteos.org Check out the LaunchBoard website

  38. CTEOS Research Academy:Conference Logistics Karen Maddux CTE Research Academy Organizer

  39. Conference Logistics Mobile App Restrooms Reimbursements Information Group Photo Uber/Shuttle Service What’s in the Bag?

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