Research indicates that students will change their major three times on average while in college. First-generation college students and students farthest from opportunity struggle more with understanding how college pathways [...]
SSSC 2021 Breakout Session Presentations
CLP co-presented two breakout sessions at this year’s Strengthening Student Success Conference.
A Community Engagement Approach to Dual Enrollment for Equity
Community engagement increases dual enrollment [...]
Integrated Career Exploration: City College of San Francisco
Their Approach
Before City College of San Francisco (CCSF) launched their guided pathways efforts, which the college named Re-imagining the Student Experience (RiSE), their Office of Workforce Development began [...]
Recordings and Resources from the CaCN Roundtable Series
The six-part roundtable series, Conversations with Counselors: Strengthening our Practice with Equity in Mind, was designed by California Counseling Network (CaCN) members to connect counselors across the community college system, [...]
From Voice to Action: Putting Students at the Center of College Redesign
“We keep focusing on the need for student voice, and this [project] really puts it into action. The key is that we are then making choices and changes based on [...]
Equity Walk at Compton College: New Case Study and Tool from CLP
The work of Compton College in student-centered redesign is profiled in CLP’s new case study and tool, Equity Walk at Compton College. The equity walk exercise helps participants gain insight [...]
Student Success Teams at Santa Ana College: Student Support Case Study and Tools
The Beginning
Santa Ana College (SAC) set out to develop success teams that would improve college communication with students and also improve communication between offices and services. The Guided [...]
Supporting Students from a Distance: Glendale Community College
Their Approach
Glendale Community College (GCC) and its feeder high schools responded creatively to the challenges that the COVID-19 crisis presented to dual enrollment when all services and communication [...]