SDIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL MEETING

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1 SDIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL MEETING Friday, February 6, :00 a.m. to 3:15 pm Humphrey s Half Moon Inn & Suites Marina Ballroom 1. Welcome/Introductions Adrian Gonzales, Assistant Superintendent/Vice President, Student Services, Palomar College Al Taccone, Dean, School of Career & Technical Education Andrea Rayos, Program Specialist, GCCCD Auxiliary, Grossmont College Andrew Rempt, Academic Senate President Elect, Southwestern College Ann Durham, Director, Health Workforce Initiative, Grossmont College Beth Smith, Interim Senior Dean, College Planning & Institutional Effectiveness, Grossmont College Carol Jong, Specialist, Workforce & Economic Development, CCCCO Charlene Atkins, VTEA Coordinator, SD City College Chris Hill, Interim VP of Student Services, Grossmont College Cindy Morrin, Associate Profesor, Counseling, Cuyamaca College Danene Brown, Dean of Business, Computer Studies and Technology, SD Mesa College Darrel Harrison, Paralegal Program Director, SD Miramar College Debbie Yaddow, Senior Dean of Allied Health, Grossmont College Diane Edwards, Faculty, School of Continuing Education, Economic & Workforce Development, Southwestern College Donna Cecil, Child Development Coordinator, SD Community College District Donna Davis, Director of Career Studies and Services, MiraCosta College Doug Elliott, Counselor, SD Continuing Education Efrain Silva, Dean of Economic and Workforce Development, Imperial Valley College Gary Schwartzwald, Grossmont Union High School District, Lead Administrator Gloria Bañuelos, Deputy Sector Navigator, Life Sciences/Biotech, SD Miramar College Greg Newhouse, Deputy Sector Navigator, Advanced Transportation/Renewable Energy, SD Miramar College Heather Holmes, Grants Coordinator, SD Community College District Jane Signaigo-Cox, Dean, Career Technical Education, SD Continuing Education Jennifer Lewis, Dean of Continuing Education & Workforce Training, Cuyamaca College Jennifer Nelson, CTE Transitions Coordinator, Palomar College Jonathan Kropp, Interim Director, Center for Innovation, Cuyamaca College Julie Barnes, VP of Student Services, SD Mesa College Kate Alder, Dean, Career and Technical Education, Cuyamaca College Kathleen Porter, Director, Poway Unified School District Kristen Gomez, CTE Transitions Coordinator, Imperial Valley College Laurie Vasallo-Dusa, Work Experience Coordinator, SD Miramar College Lorie Howell, Dean, High School Diploma/High School Equivalency Program & Hospitality & Consumer Sciences, SD Continuing Education Lorraine Collins, Dean, Workforce Development, SD Community College District Lynne Ornelas, Dean, Business, Technical Careers & Workforce Initiatives, SD Miramar College Margie Fritch, Chair, SDIC WDC; Dean, Health Science and Public Service, SD Mesa College Marilyn Harvey, Director of Career Services, SD City College Mary Bernard, VP, Instructional Services, MiraCosta College Mary Wylie, Chair, SDIC Regional Consortium, Grossmont College Michelle Fischthal, Dean, Business and Information Technology, SD Continuing Education

2 Mink Stavenga, Dean, Instructional Support Services, Southwestern College Mollie Smith, Director of Occupational and Noncredit Programs, Palomar College Monica Demcho, Acting Supervisor of Career Center, SD Mesa College Nancy Davis, Coordinator, Adult Reentry, Career Resource Center & Student Employment Services, Grossmont College Natalie Ray, Program Director, High School/CTE Partnerships, Grossmont College Peggy Miller, CTE Enhancement Fund Program Manager, Starmill Consulting, Inc. Peter Davis, Sector Navigator, Advanced Transportation & Renewable Energy Randall Barnes, VP of Instruction, SD City College Raquel Sojourner, Workforce Development Coordinator, Instructional Services, Planning & Technology, SD Community College District Renee Nasori, Navigator/Educational Case Manager, Grossmont College Roanna Bennie, VP of Instruction, SD Miramar College Robin Carvajal, Dean, Allied Health and Community Education, SD Continuing Education Rose LaMuraglia, Dean, Business, Information Technologies and Cosmetology, SD City College Rosie Antonecchia, Career Center Director, Palomar College Sally Cox, Executive Director, GCCCD Auxiliary, Grossmont College Samantha Cardenas, Clerical Support, Health Workforce Initiative, Grossmont College Sandra Slivka, Sector Navigator, Life Sciences & Biotech, SD Miramar College Sara Suter, Director of Administration Services, GCCCD Auxiliary, Grossmont College Scott Finn, CTE Transitions Coordinator, Southwestern College Star Rivera-Lacey, Dean, Counseling and Student Services, SD Continuing Education Susan Garland, CTE Transition/Perkins Coordinator, Palomar College Teri Sprecco, Assistant Director, CTE, Grossmont Union High School District Tim McGrath, VP of Instruction, SD Mesa College Tonette Salter, CTE-TPP Project Director, Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Trudy Gerald, Dean, Arts, Humanities, Communications & Telecommunications, SD City College Victor Castillo, Deputy Sector Navigator, Global Trade/Logistics, Southwestern College Wendie Johnston, Life Sciences/Biotech, SD Miramar College Wilma Owens, Dean, Career, Technical and Extended Education, Palomar College Zhenya Lindstrom, Director, Regional Center of Excellence, Chaffey College

3 2. Approval of Minutes from January 9, 2015 Meeting Motion to approve the January 9th minutes made by: Kate Alder. Seconded by: Greg Newhouse. Voted on and approved unanimously. 3. Program Approvals New Options/Certificate of Achievement Cuyamaca College Mechatronics (Certificate of Achievement) First Reading Kate Adler presented the first reading for the program listed above and stated the program is a total of units and 3 of the units are allocated for work experience. Kate Alder stated Labor Market data has been collected and an Industry Advisory meeting has been held to review the program. Kate Alder stated programs within the region are similar. However, the Mechatronics program listed above is different due to the emphasis on additive rather than subtractive processes. Also, the other programs in the area focus on manufacturing of electronics rather than using electronics for manufacturing. Kate Alder clarified to WDC that the program is a repackaging item. Ann Durham inquired if the program could tie into the health sector such as producing medical supplies at which point, Kate Alder stated the program will focus on robotic design and provide an opportunity for students to explore their own interests. Margie Fritch stated the program emphasizes STEM and complements other programs within the region. Kate Alder also informed WDC about plan to create a pathway for articulation of the program from high school to community college. Kate Alder provided copies with further information including the proposal narrative summary, course outline and labor market gap analysis. Kate Alder notified WDC that the Mechatronics program will come back as an action item at the March meeting. 4. CCCCO Update Perkins FY 15/16 Update For the past 10 years, no significant funding changes have occurred; therefore there are no funding changes expected for FY 15/16, since the funding is being reauthorized. Brustein & Manasevit training on New Regulations Governing the Perkins CTE Program CCCCO WEDD has been discussing bringing this training to CCCCO. Margie Fritch inquired requested that Carol Jong to send information to WDC, and whether attendees (from the field, external to CCCCO) will be able to attend. Carol Jong will forward information as received. RFA Renewals (SN, DSN, RCC) These grant renewals have an anticipated release of February 2015 and noted it will not be a new application, but rather a renewal. DSN FY 14/15 grants Grantees (DSNs) will be receiving a $100K augmentation (for SB1070) AND receive a time extension (new grant end date of 12/31/15). Revised facesheets will be sent to the CCDs mid-february As usual, four copies of: (1) Revised facesheet (with original signatures); and (2) Revised workplan; and (3) Application Budget; and (4) Detailed Budget must be returned to CCCCO.

4 Current RFA s There are two current RFAs: (1) IDRC for softskills curriculum and coding (deadline submission Jan 30, 2015); and (2) Omnibus grant from SB858 funding (SB858 allocates $18 million for increasing CTE faculty, CTE programs and CTE courses). Future RFA s are still under discussion. EWD Report (for FY 13-14) to the Legislature DSN Success Stories should be sent to the appropriate Sector Navigators to assist with the compilation of this report, which is due to the Legislature Mar 1, The Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act has assisted with the compilation of EDD-LMID information by Region, and includes employment opportunities with CID and TOP codes. The EDD- LMID report for the San Diego Region is at: The general webpage for EDD- LMID information is at: Launchboard Reporting for CCPT A new tab has been created to enable CCPT reporting within Launchboard. Go to: doingwhatmatters.cccco.edu > Cursor over top menu Launchboard > Dropdown menu and select CCPT for a preview of instructions. Webinar training will be presented in March ED/WEDPAC meetings canceled for February 18 and June CCCAOE Update Jonathan Kropp provided a report to WDC regarding the CCCAOE Spring Conference which is being held from Wednesday, March 25 to Friday, March 27 in San Francisco. Jonathan Kropp reminded WDC to book rooms and that registration for the conference is now available online. Program sessions for the CCCAOE Spring Conference are currently being selected and will be announced soon. Jonathan Kropp indicated a regional basket has been requested of all regions which will be raffled at the CCCAOE Spring Conference. WDC members volunteered cash contributions towards the purchase of our region s basket. 6. Other Mary Wylie informed the WDC about the upcoming BOG Task Force Town Hall Meeting at Illumina Corporation in San Diego on Wednesday, March 18 from 10 am to 12 noon. Mary Wylie reminded the WDC that the purpose of the BOG Task Force Town Hall Meeting is to examine the relationship with business and industry and the local economies and make recommendations for increasing the number of industry recognized credentials, certificates and degrees that contribute to a trained workforce. It was agreed for each WDC member to commit to inviting one advisory member to the BOG Task Force Town Hall Meeting. Margie Fritch provided information regarding the Regional Conversation for CTE Faculty which is being held at Palomar College on Saturday, February, 21. WDC members were encouraged to recruit faculty in attending the Regional Conversation. Mollie Smith, a member of the BOG Task Force, presented information regarding their first meeting and indicated that emerging themes from the regional meeting are data and outcomes, curriculum and instructors, structured career pathways and student support, baseline/funding and regional coordination. The Education Initiatives in California matrix provides a good foundation for examining what policies and procedures need to be changed to better serve the students and business and industry in the community.

5 The following discussion sessions were held after review of WDC agenda items: Panel Discussion on Integrated Initiatives including: SB 1070, CCPT, 3SP, AB86 and DWM Facilitator: Mollie Smith Panelists: Natalie Ray, Gary Schwartzwald, Adrian Gonzalez, Kathleen Porter, Tonette Salter and Mary Wylie SB 1070 Implementation Discussion: Presenters: Natalie Ray and Margie Fritch CTE EF Local Share and 40% Implementation Plan for Measurement and Evaluation Outcomes: Facilitator: Peggy Miller Student Employment Follow Up Survey: Zhenya Lindstrom and Danene Brown Certification Testing Center: Kate Alder and Jennifer Lewis Career Readiness Soft Skills: Kate Alder, Gloria Banuelos and Jennifer Lewis Career Development Services: Lynn Ornelas and Greg Newhouse Regional Consortium Accomplishments & Future Goals: Presenter: Mary Wylie SDIC - Regional Contacts Next meeting: March 26, 2015 at Holiday Inn Golden Gateway, San Francisco