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More than 175 community college, workforce, and education leaders participated in Oregon Pathways Academy II on April 11-12, 2007, at Lane Community College in Oregon. Eighteen teams participated - one from each community college and a state agency team - to learn about Career Pathways in Oregon and nationally and to work together in teams to develop their Pathways Action Plan for 2007-2009.
Academy agenda and materials:
Wednesday, April 11
Welcome and introductions of faculty and participants
Mary Spilde, Ph.D., President, Lane Community College
Mimi Maduro, Pathways Initiative Statewide Director
From take-out to put-in: Systems thinking and organizational change
Dr. Ruth Stiehl, Principal, The Learning Organization, and professor emeritus, Oregon State University
Team planning time session 1
Lunch showcase: Pathways across Oregon
Accountability Framework: Supporting Excellence with Evidence
Southwestern Oregon CC Implementation Pathway - Robin Bunnell
Pathways Improvement Framework: Linn-Benton CC
Accountability: to Whom, for What? Julie Strawn, Center for Law and Social Policy
Developing Roadmaps and "Chunking" Curriculum for Demand
Occupations in the Labor Market
Portland CC - Kate Dins, Andrew Roessler
Creating Bridge Programs: Oregon's Pathways for Adult Basic Skills'
Transition to Education and Work Initiative (OPABS)
Connections between High Schools and Community Colleges
Oregon High School Diploma and Career Pathways - Oregon Department of Education
Collaboration Makes the Difference - Chemeketa Community College - Cynthia Risan
Student Services
Team planning time session 2
Reception, dinner, showcase: Marketing pathways across Oregon
Thursday, April 12
Keynote: The Kentucky Statewide Pathways Initiative - Mission Integration and Systems Changes at Kentucky's Community & Technical Colleges
The Kentucky Carer Pathways Initiative PowerPoint - Shauna King-Simms
Gateway Community and Technical College Career Pathways PowerPoint - Angie Taylor
Advisory Committee - Meeting Checklist
Team planning time session 3
Lunch and interactive consultation with faculty and teams
Closing: Moving forward
