CRC Research Office Website

Welcome to the CRC Research Office Website

Our goals for this website are:

1)    Disseminate assessment techniques and strategies developed to assess Student Learning Outcomes (SLO's)

2)    To provide a place where CRC faculty can share their research experiences and studies

4)    Inform faculty of upcoming training in the development of research and assessment of Student Learning Outcomes

5)    Provide a place for CRC staff to discuss the varied issues and strategies as it relates to assessing student learning outcomes

This website will be modified frequently as needed.  Our goal is to support CRC faculty to assess student learning outcomes.  We also hope to build a place on this website to allow for faculty to engage in a dialogue as it pertains to assessing student learning outcomes and to showcase individual faculty efforts as they implement the assessment of student learning outcomes in their courses.

We sincerely hope that you will find this website helpful and we encourage you to contact us with ideas to make this website more useful to the varied needs of our faculty here at CRC.

Sincerely,

Kathy McLain - Dean of Planning and Research

Dr. Jeanne Edman - Faculty Research Coordinator

Brad Brazil - Research Analyst

What Community College Policies and Practices are Effective in Promoting Student Success?

A Study was conducted by the Community College Research Center which looked at which Community College policies and practices are effective in enabling their students to succeed in college.


Click here to get the study

CRC Colloquium Presentation

Brad Brazil from CASSL and Judy Beachler from the District's Research Office presented research on the demographic, enrollment and course success of CRC's First-time Freshmen Population.  Here are their presentations for you to view and download.

Brad Brazil's Presentation

Judy Beachler's Presentation

Title III Update!

The Title III Team has just submitted the College's Proposal to the Federal Government.  Here is the Title III proposal and abstract 

TITLE III Proposal

TITLE III Project Abstract

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