Campus DEI Initiatives

Student Equity Plans

Per direction of the Chancellor鈥檚 office, California community colleges are required to submit a Student Equity Plan which is designed to review specific 鈥渟uccess indicators鈥� (access; retention fall to spring; completion and transfer level math and English; transfer to a 4-year institution; attained Vision Goal completion definition). From this review of the data, the college develops detailed goals, plans of action and tailored resources to address the identified gaps for disproportionately impacted populations and submits a cycle plan to the Chancellor鈥檚 office.

Student Equity Resource Document

In the Summer of 2019, the institution set out to write the 2019-2020 Student Equity Plan. Wanting to dig deeper, Student Equity pulled together students, faculty, staff, administrators and community members that identified with the populations to understand who was in the gap and why. These groups reviewed the data and sought to understand, from a qualitative perspective, what was impacting these populations. The work of those groups has been compiled into the Student Equity Resource Document, however, you can explore each disproportionately impacted (DI) group document by clicking on the respective links below.

Student Equity Resource Document

Academic and Career Pathway (ACP) Student Success Teams

As part of efforts around 鈥淩edesigning the Student Experience,鈥� Academic and Career Pathway (ACP) Success Teams are being developed for each of the six ACPs to focus efforts on closing the equity gap for first time to college Black and Latinx students.  Each team consist of a variety of members including a team coordinator, ACP dean, counselor, instructional faculty liaison, success coach, and career coach as well as other support positions.  The Vice President of Student Services and Instruction along with faculty co-chairs are leading the work.

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Undocumented Student Action Week

Mark your calendars for the 6th annual California Community Colleges Undocumented Student Action Week. Join the Chancellor鈥檚 Office and statewide partners from October 17-21, 2022 for a series of daily webinars and on-campus activities designed to raise awareness about the challenges undocumented students continue to face and discuss solutions that support their educational dreams. Learn more about how to advocate for the protection of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival Program (DACA) and assist in building a strong ecosystem that breaks down silos and promotes a collaborative campus approach to support undocumented student success.