OLC Innovate Community College Summit 2017

Post-conference Collaborative Document:

http://bit.ly/olcinnovate17ccs

About the Community College Summit

Kickoff your OLC Innovate 2017 conference experience with a lively exchange amongst your colleagues and peers on the ways that community colleges are supporting the diverse needs of our learners within and beyond higher education.

This inaugural event will feature conversations and collaborative ideation activities focused on identifying challenges and creating effective practices around the following topics:

 

  • Increasing access to learning content through open educational resources and affordable learning solutions
  • Highlighting student voices on success in higher education
  • Equity in education and promoting learning environments that foster diversity and inclusion
  • Measuring quality and effectiveness with innovative learning spaces
This summit is not your typical, sit-and-get type of session. Rather participants will engage in a series of collaborative reflections within a shared, interactive document. Scribes at separate tables will write down the ideas shared at the table, with these same ideas used to drive the discussion of the summit panelists in sessions immediately following the table reflections. Come ready to create new knowledge with your colleagues and share innovative approaches to breaking down barriers to student success.

 

Schedule

7:30am - 8:00am Breakfast and Networking Rhythms 1 (2nd Floor)
8:00am - 8:30am Welcome Remarks
This opening session will feature Dr. Frances Villagran-Glover sharing the vision of the Community College Summit, the goals for the collaborative sessions, and what participants will do over the course of the summit.
Rhythms 1 (2nd Floor)

Dr. Frances Villagran-Glover, Dean of Learning and Technology Resources, Northern Virginia Community College

8:30am – 9:15am Collaborative Ideation: Challenges
Led by scribes at each table, participants will work in an interactive document to collaboratively answer a series of questions related to the issues that community colleges face in ensuring student success. The goal of the collaborative ideation sessions is to identify real challenges to address and begin to tackle at the summit. Participants will engage with each other in person, as well as with virtual conference attendees brought in from remote locations.
Rhythms 1 (2nd Floor)

Angela Gunder, University of Arizona & All Participants
9:15am – 10:00am Panel One: Identifying Barriers to Student Success
Based on the ideas captured in the interactive documents by the scribes, panelists will discuss the pervasive barriers to student success seen within community colleges. The panelists, representing a diverse set of roles and responsibilities, will share their perspectives on the most critical challenges that we must tackle with new and innovative approaches. Participants will submit live questions to the panelists using Sli.do, and can vote up questions that they’d like to have answered first.
Rhythms 1 (2nd Floor)


Panel Led by Dr. Frances Villagran-Glover, Dean of Learning and Technology Resources, Northern Virginia Community College

Panelists:
Kelsee Moran, River Parishes Community College

Chris Gilliard, Macomb Community College

Laura Franklin, Northern Virginia Community College

Esperanza Zenon, River Parishes Community College
10:00am – 10:30am Networking Break
Enjoy coffee with your colleagues in the Exhibit Hall. Additionally, Community College Summit participants are also invited to use this time to take part in an exclusive tour of the Innovation Lab before the start of the conference
Exhibit Hall

Dave Goodrich, Michigan State University
Steven Crawford, Arizona State University
10:30am - 11:15am Collaborative Ideation: Opportunities
Led by scribes at each table, participants will work in an interactive document to collaboratively answer a series of questions related to the innovative practices that community colleges can enact to challenge barriers to student success. The goal of the collaborative ideation sessions is to create and share real-world approaches to solving the issues identified in the first collaborative ideation exercise. Participants will engage with each other in person, as well as with virtual conference attendees brought in from remote locations. At the conclusion of this exercise, participants will have a knowledge base of effective practices to bring back to their home institutions created live within the summit.
Rhythms 1 (2nd Floor)

Angela Gunder, University of Arizona & All Participants
11:15am – 12:00pm Panel Two: Creating a Road Map for Student Success
Based on the ideas captured in the interactive documents by the scribes, panelists will weave together the effective practices created by the participants into a cohesive road map for student success. The panelists will contextualize the solutions generated in the documents into a series of actionable plans that participants can make use of in their own educational practice. Participants will submit live questions to the panelists using Sli.do, and can vote up questions that they’d like to have answered first. The panel will conclude with an open mic where participants can share how they plan to promote student success through their findings in the summit.
Rhythms 1 (2nd Floor)

Panel Led by Dr. Frances Villagran-Glover, Dean of Learning and Technology Resources, Northern Virginia Community College

Panelists:
Jeanne Samuel, Delgado Community College

Leslie Kennedy, CSU Office of the Chancellor

Wendy Johnson, River Parishes Community College
12:00pm - 1:20pm Join the OLC Innovate conference for Welcome lunch and opening session Lightning Talks
OLC Innovate 2017 Conference General Schedule
OLC Innovate Community College Tagged Sessions

Pricing

All attendees wishing to attend the Community College (CC) Summit should indicate that they plan to participate in the CC Summit when prompted during the registration process. The CC Summit option is included in your
OLC Innovate 2017 registration fee. There is no additional registration fee to participate in the summit.