PPT-Using Visuals to Support Student Success

November 30th Jen Quaranta Crissy Randall December 1st Kelly Villafane Crissy Randall Share Out Partner up One who attended with some who did not Talk about something you learned from the session. Service district profile. 26%. have not completed high school. 37%. . less . per capita income than . WA . State. 43%. Latino. Data source: US Census Bureau 2013 Quick Facts. Students – . 1,955. Tables. Graphs. Charts. Illustrations. CM 2180. Visuals in written and oral presentations. When receiving information, an “audience” wants: . To process. To understand. . To remember. Types of visuals. Lenka Zouhar Ludvíková. p. rinted. . visuals. – serif . fonts. Baskerville. . Old. Face. Batang. Bodoni MT. Bookman. . Old. Style. Century. . Schoolbook. Garamond. Modern. No.20. Times. New Roman. Service district profile. 26%. have not completed high school. 35%. . less . per capita income than . WA . State. 43%. Latino. Data source: US Census Bureau 2013 Quick Facts. Students – 1,903 Total . Reading Visuals & Visual Literacy. : . Making meaning from information presented in the form of an image. Reading Visuals: 6 Steps. o. P. T. I. C. S. Overview: . generalization of the piece . Parts: . Dr. Jo Alice Blondin, President, Clark State Community College. Dr. Mike Snider, Chief Academic Officer, OACC. Dr. Lauri White, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Central Ohio Technical College. Dr. Amit B. Singh, Provost & Vice President of Academic Affairs, Clark State Community College. :. Strategic Crisis Visuals and Visual Social Media (VSM) in Crisis Communication. ICRC 2016. Jeanine Guidry . Virginia Commonwealth University. Candace Parrish. Virginia Commonwealth University. Yan Jin . Dr. Lam. TECM 4180. What we’ll cover. Different types of graphics. When to use graphics. What graphics to choose. What to include with a graphic. Types of graphics. Graphic Type. Description. Examples. Loralyn Taylor, Ph.D.. Virginia McAleese. Outline. Focus on Standards 9,8,7. About us. Our retention efforts. Strengthening our support services. Changing our focus. Results so far. Standards 9, 8, 7. :. Examining the Essential Ingredients of . Student Success Courses at Leader. College. Institutions. . Dr. Pam Millsap . Department Chair. Social and Behavioral Sciences. College of the Mainland. Dr. Lynda Villanueva. Mia Keeley, . A&R/EAP/SSSP, CCCCO. CSU CCC Counselors Conference. Fall 2014. Origins and Purpose of the Student Success and Support Program (SSSP. ). Budget/Funding Update. Core Services. Associate . Libby. Montana. Something Is Wrong. In Resource Communities. Where Are We?. How Did We Get Here?. What Can We Do?. Hope……. Where Are We?. Having a. Collision of Visions. The Public Wants To . ‘Save The Forest.’. Development of a student success framework – A case with an academic student learning assistance unit . Presentation outline.. Who are we?. . Why did we do it?. What was the quest? . What does the student success framework look like? .  . Dr. Mahnaz Kolaini, Director, Counseling & Ability Services (Deputy Title IX Coordinator). Dr. Darin LaMar Baskin, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Officer (Interim) & Director, Quality Enhancement Plan .