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Barriers to Student Success - System Effort s

Barriers to Student Success - System Effort s. Report to the Board of Regents May 23, 2014. Student Affairs. System-wide, coordinated and collaborative approach to addressing student affairs, student services and student success issues

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Barriers to Student Success - System Effort s

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  1. Barriers to Student Success- System Efforts Report to the Board of Regents May 23, 2014

  2. Student Affairs • System-wide, coordinated and collaborative approach to addressing student affairs, student services and student success issues • Significant effort to address three major barriers to student success • Board has provided direction for OCHE and the Student Affairs Officers group to address the issues of alcohol and drug use, sexual assault and financial literacy education • Student Affairs Officers also identified these same issues as significant barriers to student success • Federal government is increasing involvement with these issues

  3. Addressing Barriers • Significant efforts on-going at the campuses • Efforts differ depending on the resources available at the campus • Securing online products and courses will provide consistency and supplement current efforts • Not a silver bullet but a significant tool for campuses • Game changer for campuses who are lacking resources, at no cost to them

  4. Established Products • 500 schools nationally are using the alcohol courses • 200 schools nationally are using the sexual assault courses • Montana State University and Montana Tech are two campuses already using the products • Two representatives here today to provide their insight to the products • Paul Beatty – Dean of Students at Montana Tech • Marci Torres – Director of Health Promotion at Montana State University

  5. Benefits • Educate students and give them the tools to make good choices and ultimately change behavior • Ability to track student attitude changes based on pre and post module tests • Pricing – due to the economies of scale of the system we are receiving very favorable pricing • Data – system-wide comparable data • Assistance in complying with federal government requirements • White House Task Force on Sexual Assault • Campus SaVE Act compliance

  6. Demos • AlcoholEduCourse Overview - Vimeo Link • Haven Course Overview-VimeoLink • Financial Literacy Course Overview - • Transit brainshark • http://vimeo.com/90858928 • http://vimeo.com/89104606 • http://www.brainshark.com/everfi/vu?pi=zIKzpsyaczAJX7z0

  7. Implementation • Implementation guidance will come from the Commissioner • All campuses will use the AlcoholEdu product • Haven - sexual assault product will be used by all campuses except UM who is using PETSA • Implementation in fall 2014 • All new and transfer students under 21 required to complete the AlcoholEdu product • At a minimum, all new and transfer students required to complete sexual assault product - Haven • Financial literacy product – Transit, will be targeted to at-risk students and students identified by campuses based on analysis of data (i.e. state grant recipients, high debt levels compared to credits completed, populations generating significant debt etc.)

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