3.1b Events and programs available for cultural enrichment for the community. Number of programs Number of shows Children’s Theater Productions ( 226) class Number of schools participating Number of performances given Estimated number of elementary school students participating Average number of musical events and theatrical programs available to the community annually in the Little Theatre International Education Week sessions by International Education Programs 13.5 8 3 5 400 21 N/A 15 9 >3 6 400 30 N/A MET 21 MET 7 NOT MET 4 MET 6 MET 400 MET 34 MET 32 sessions MET 3.1c Annual Dental Clinic services to community members Number of students/patients treated Number students, patients treated w/o health insurance Value of treatments provided Not available N/A 48/5653 5,247 $81,754 MET 3.1d Average number of families served at Center Number of families served 94 96 98 MET 3.1e Select College services available to community members. Estimated number of SCC Library “Community Patron” card holders Estimated service learning completed by students working as part of the Center for Service Learning at SCC Athletics Number of camps and clinics Number of youths served 2008-09: 10 camps – 190 participants 2009-10: 11 camps – 173 participants 2010-11: 11 camps – 169 participants Spindrift magazine Number of students Number of alumni Number of SCC employees Number of community contributors 80 0 10 190 22 9 3 47 Growth Growth 10 150 or to meet demand Maintain interest & diversity of contributors 100 4,500 MET 11 169 MET 20 2 1 43 MET 3.1f Number of organizations renting SCC facilities and number of SCC facility rental attendees Number of organizations renting SCC facilities Number of rental attendees Not available 60 25,000 96 30,490 MET
FTEs by Funding Source State Supported 5,352 5,299 5,182 Contract Funded MET 468 500 591 Student Funded 76 50 37 FTEs by Purpose for Attending Transfer MET 2,246 2,226 2,232 Workforce 2,318 2,294 2,099 Basic Skills/Other MET 788 779 851 FTEs in Selected Programs I-BEST MET 195 195 213 International Students 755 755 729 Worker Retraining MET 367 367 446 Running Start MET 151 151 156 eLearning (online, hybrid, other) MET 1,296 1,296 1,482 Veterans 297 356 443 4.1b Percentage of students receiving need-based Financial Aid 29.2% 30.0% 30.2% MET 4.1c Percentage of students of color (Fall Enrollment) Supplemental data: Fall enrollment 2010 Asian/Pacific Island 919 African American 507 Latino/Hispanic 436 Native American 134 Other 87 White………………………………3,313 Fall 2009 39.2% Maintain or Increase Fall 2010 40% MET Indicator Baseline Target Outcome 4.1d Demonstrated engagement and learning opportunities for students, faculty and staff on multicultural/ diversity issues No certificates, just a course requirement SCC started with a 3 or multicultural course requirement, modest levels of campus engagement except for strong curriculum transformation and mindset. We had a Multicultural Diversity Center and an Studies department and various multicultural diversity activities on campus. Develop at 2 more courses that meet the multicultural requirement. Hire more faculty to teach these courses. Provide more programs and activities to increase the level of staff training for multicultural understanding. SCC offers 2 certificates in Multicultural Understanding; open student panels each spring to discuss what the courses to them; some courageous public conversations student clubs (African American Club, Native American Club, Students of Color Caucus) offer the campus; increased campus trainings for faculty and staff; increased course offerings that meet the multicultural general education requirement; and more courses that broaden multicultural understanding. MET