CCSSE Student Survey Planning for 2017

CCSSE Update 2017

The Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE) is a nationwide survey of community college students that is conducted at MJC every 2 years, in collaboration with the Community College Leadership Program at the University of Texas at Austin. Results from the CCSSE have been utilized for:

(1) Assessment of core indicators of institutional effectiveness

(2) Measurement of student engagement as a reflection of institutional quality

(3) Identification of areas of needed institutional improvement

(4) Application of an equity lens to determine if there are gaps between student groups.

Details about the history of offerings of the CCSSE student survey at MJC are available at the CCSSE at MJC website.

COMPLETION OF THE 2017 CCSSE AT MJC

* The 2017 CCSSE student survey conducted at MJC was finished as of mid-April.

* 47 courses participated out of 48 total courses recommended by CCSSE for surveying. Nearly 1200 completed surveys from these courses have subsequently been analyzed.

* Overall response rate for students in the surveyed MJC 2017 courses was 61%, which placed MJC at 10th highest response rate among the 25 nationwide "extra large enrollment" institutions participating in the 2017 cycle.

Initial CCSSE Results and Trends from 2017

** Executive Summary from CCSSE regarding MJC's results

** "Key Findings from the 2017 CCSSE at MJC", a summary report by Scott Kerlin

** CCSSE Detailed Survey Results 2017 Compared with Nationwide Participating Colleges

** Longitudinal Trends in assessment of 5 major benchmark categories in the survey results from 2006-2017

** Changes in the 5 major benchmark scores based on major ethnicity for the period 2013 through 2017

** General summary of results from the MJC-specific custom survey questions in the 2017 survey

** Summary of 2017 MJC-specific custom survey questions disaggregated by major race/ethnicity grouping

*** NOTE: Overall statistical analysis and detailed results from the 2017 CCSSE survey and the 2017 SOSE (Survey of Online Student Engagement) have been completed by Scott Kerlin. Please direct all CCSSE-related questions to his attention.

Thank you, everyone, for helping to make this survey a great success!!

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Planning, Research, Innovation, Institutional Effectiveness (PRIIE)

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Komal Bandyopadhyay
Dean of PRIIE

Christian Million Interim Director of Research and Planning

Amanda Cannon
Senior Research Analyst

Caterina Grossi
Senior Research Analyst

Vianji De la Cruz
Administrative Secretary

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Morris Memorial Building
Room 207

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