Enrollment Management Committee

About the Committee

Enrollment Management is a comprehensive process designed to help achieve and maintain optimum enrollment (recruitment, retention, graduation rates). It is an institution wide process that permeates virtually every aspect of the College's function and culture. The Committee's primary charge include: a) ensuring that student access and success are our first priorities b) ensuring that course offerings address the core mission of the California Community Colleges: Basic Skills, Career and Technical Education, Transfer with a focus on articulation with four year institutions. c) Stabilize enrollments (reverse declining enrollment, control growth, and plan for fluctuations) d) Integrating instructional and student services programs e) improving services (shorten response time to students, increase satisfaction, and reduce paperwork) f) Improving access to information (putting our information systems to optimum usage) g) reducing vulnerability to demographic changes h) responding to economic forces (expansion, recession, employment rates) i) evaluating strategies (track what works and change what doesn't work)

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