Northland College Diversity Plan



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Northland College Diversity Plan DIVERSITY STATEMENT It is an integral part of Northland Community and Technical College s mission to acknowledge, understand, value, and celebrate the diverse heritage, cultures, and individuals within our learning environment and communities. GOAL 1 Description: Completion Date: Person/s Responsible: To recruit and retain a more diverse student population, increasing access to higher education for all students. Recruiting Strategy 1: Participate in career and college fairs which target diverse populations including: National College Fair (NCF) Minneapolis Bemidji Transition Fair Minnesota Indian Education Association (MIEA) White Earth Career Fair October October October November 1

Red Lake Career Fair January Leech Lake & Tribal College Career Fair February Urban area high schools Minnesota Education Fairs (MEF) Fall/Spring College Academic Recruiters/Athletic Staff Recruiting Strategy 2: Participate in high school visits in areas that have significant populations of diverse students including high schools on the Red Lake, White Earth, Fon du Lac, Turtle Mountain, Spirit Lake, Red River, and Minneapolis Metro area and Adult Learning Centers. Maintain a list of schools visited. Recruiting Strategy 3: Contact school counselors and other center of influence individuals via email, mail, or phone and develop relationships which foster referrals of diverse students to include Minnesota High School counselors and Tribal representatives. Maintain a list of contacts. Fall/ Spring Diversity Services/Athletic Staff Diversity Services/Athletic Staff Recruiting Strategy 4: Coordinate target campus visits for students and their guardians, from diverse backgrounds (Visitation days determined by school preference). Maintain a list of dates and contacts. Diversity Services 2

Recruiting Strategy 5: Targeted seminars on college admissions and success in the high schools. Maintain list of dates and locations. Hold Financial Aid nights. Upon Request College Financial Aid Staff Recruiting Strategy 6: Create a descriptive and accurate brochure of Diversity Services at NCTC, and include these as part of prospective and new diverse student mailings. Summer Diversity Services/Creative Services Retention Strategy 1: Provide no-cost learning and tutoring services for all students through the Learning Center. Retention Strategy 2: Learning Services Diversity coordinator will connect underrepresented students to adequate resources available. Retention Strategy 3: Diversity Services/Learning Services Diversity coordinator will organize and host diverse events that enrich campus life and experiences Diversity Services 3

Retention Strategy 4: Utilize an early alert system to track students at academic risk. Student affairs early alert teams Retention Strategy 5: Implement Annual Welcome Wednesdays providing students with information on study skills, library resources, stress management, and scholarships, to increase student s readiness for the academic experience. January/September Student Affairs Lead Retention Strategy 7: Collaborate with NCTC Foundation to offer college level diverse scholarships targeting students of color and/or underrepresented students and encourage students to apply for Foundation scholarships. (Based on availability of donor funding) Pursue grant funded scholarship opportunities August Foundation 4

GOAL 2 Description: Completion Date: Person/s Responsible To recruit and retain qualified employees from diverse backgrounds. Recruitment Strategy 1: Advertise job vacancies to include publications that target potential applicants from protected group and through agencies that serve diverse populations. Recruitment Strategy 2: Ensure that search committees are as diverse as possible by expanding search members to employees, students and community members as appropriate. Recruitment Strategy 3: Include the link to the college s diversity plan on position openings. Recruitment Strategy 4: 5

Allow for expense reimbursement for long distance expenses incurred by potential candidates. Recruitment Strategy 5: Provide search committee members with information about position responsibilities and qualifications, underutilization data regarding vacancies, and hiring goals contained in the Affirmative Action Plan. Retention Strategy 1: Implement employee recognition programs as funding allows: A. Employee service awards B. Recognition of Achievement Awards C. Recognition of Awards for Excellence Retention Strategy 2: Ensure accurate position descriptions and expectations for successful performance are identified through the performance management system. 6

Retention Strategy 3: Provide for an inviting atmosphere for employees through professional development opportunities and through the work of the safety committee to ensure a positive and safe working environment. Retention Strategy 4: Schedule and conduct events and programming which honors diversity of various populations and cultures as itemized in Goal 3. Retention Strategy 5: Diversity Services/Success Coordinators Conduct new employee orientation to provide individuals with an increased understanding of the college environment. Retention Strategy 6: To develop, encourage and strengthen peer mentoring for employees college wide. As Approved Cabinet 7

GOAL 3 Description: Completion Date: Person/s Responsible: To increase employee and student awareness of NCTC s diversity mission and commitment to diversity Strategy 1: Complete CCSSE survey to increase understanding of experiences and needs of diverse students on campus and provide direction for diversity efforts. Spring of even-numbered years Diversity Services/Diversity Committee Strategy 2: Review CCSSE and SENSE data Fall of even-numbered years Diversity Services/Diversity Committee Strategy 4: Display posters which convey NCTC philosophy on diversity and multiculturalism. Diversity Services 8

Strategy 5: Host Diversity Presidential Meet and Greet allowing students the opportunity to meet with the President and other academic personnel. Fall Annually Diversity Services Strategy 6: Include information about NCTC s diversity role and initiatives at new employee orientation. Diversity Services Strategy 7: Make the diversity plan available online. Diversity Services Strategy 8: Hold timely diversity events and programming which honors groups from various populations and cultures, which may include: Hispanic Heritage Month Oct 15-Nov 15 Native American Heritage Month Black History Month November/April February Women s History Month March Diversity Services 9

GOAL 4 Description: Completion Date: Person/s Responsible: To enhance diversity efforts within the academic curriculum. Strategy 1: Develop an academic committee to review diversity in the curriculum. FY AASC/Diversity Cmte Strategy 2: Develop an inventory of courses which integrate diversity within the curriculum. May Annually Diversity Cmte/Academic Affairs Last Updated: 04-23-14 A.W. 10