2011-2013 Faculty and Staff Development Plan
2011-2013 Faculty and Staff Development Plan
2011-2013 Faculty and Staff Development Plan
2011-2013
Approved by Committee: May 8, 2012
Accepted by Consultation Council: May 10, 2012
LCC Faculty & Staff Development Plan 2011-2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Mission and Values ............................................................................................................................................................... 1
Responsibilities ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
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The Faculty and Staff Development Committee members believe that the educational environment for all students is enriched when
the college invests in the professional skills, academic knowledge, technological competency and cultural proficiency of its
employees. Thus, provision for continued faculty and staff development opportunities for Lassen College employees is essential for
college success.
Operational Principles
The following principles provide a framework for faculty and staff development and serve as criteria for making decisions on faculty
and staff development activities. In general, those principles foster faculty and staff development as the college’s efforts to support
college values by providing resources to build the ability of staff to meet the goals of the college and create a collaborative working
relationship among employees.
Faculty and Staff Development is defined as an activity that has as its goals the development of skills, competencies and personal
qualities that will provide the potential for better performance and satisfaction on the job. To that end, the LCC Faculty and Staff
Development Committee plans, coordinates, and provides financial support for a variety of activities that engage faculty, staff, and
administrators in an active and creative intellectual life.
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3. Meeting Needs
Faculty and staff development activities include those that meet the needs of LCC employees as expressed in needs assessment
surveys, workshop evaluation forms, and internal documents such as program reviews, accreditation self-study reports, district
and college plans, shared governance committee activities, and faculty, classified, or management initiatives. Moreover, the
Faculty and Staff Development Committee should be proactive in identifying college needs and encouraging employees to
explore ideas and competencies that facilitate continuous improvement at the organizational and individual levels.
4. Allocation of Resources
Since resources are limited, we believe that faculty and staff development activities should be designed to provide the greatest
effect on the college, its programs and students. Consequently, college resources should be allocated to activities that have
broad institutional impact. At the same time, we recognize (a) that faculty and staff development may involve activities which
are beyond staff’s ordinary or current job descriptions but are likely to be integrated into their present or future contribution to
the college and (b) the importance of faculty and staff development for all college employees, which requires that resources be
allocated equitably among disciplines, employee categories, and types of activities.
5. Accountability
We evaluate what we do and learn from our evaluations of major training activities. We recognize the importance of ensuring
appropriate accountability for those who engage in faculty and staff development activities. We abide by federal, state,
district, and college policies and regulations as well as by the requirements of funding sources. Our policies and operations are
open.
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Planned Activities
2012-2013
NEED Suggested Activities Responsible Suggested Date
1. Institutional Effectiveness Accreditation Mechanics Committee Fall and Spring
2. Health and Safety Customer and Workplace Safety Committee Fall
3. Customer Service Customer Interaction Committee Fall
4. Customer Service Tech. on the Job Committee Spring
5. Personal Development Retirement Education Committee Spring
6. Personal Development Collaboration Committee Fall
7. Personal Development Collaboration Committee Spring
8. Instructional Improvement Technology in the Classroom Committee Fall
9. Child Abuse Reporting Group Presentations Committee Fall
10. Institutional Effectiveness New Employee Orientation Partnership with HR Fall and Spring
EEO Training
Disaster Preparedness Training
Family Education Rights to Privacy
Acts (FERPA) Training
11. Maximizing Student Learning WeaveOnline Partnership with Fall and Spring
Cultural Proficiency Academic Services
Tools for Teaching
Learning and Generational Styles
Delivery Modes
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Responsibilities
Ultimately, the responsibility for faculty and staff development at LCC lies with each employee. The College President and Faculty
and Staff Development Committee must nurture a climate where continued personal and professional growth is valued and pursued.
The Faculty and Staff Development Committee is also responsible for ensuring that adequate opportunities for Faculty and Staff
Development exist. At present, the responsibilities of the Faculty and Staff Development Committee include the following:
plans and conducts activities for all employees
provides a forum for explorative and open discussion of new and innovative procedures and strategies
advises and assists in planning, evaluating and improving interactions
supports training and re-training opportunities
distributes information on workshops, seminars, and available resources related to faculty and staff improvement
provides programs for campus awareness
develops a comprehensive Faculty and Staff Development plan
The goals of the Faculty and Staff Development Committee (professional skills, academic knowledge, technological competency and
cultural proficiency) are aligned with the goals of the District and College. Most directly, the Faculty and Staff Development
Committee supports these goals through the development of skills, knowledge and attitudes in the college goal areas of:
Student Success
Responsive Curricula
Student Access
Resource Development
Organizational Effectiveness
Community Leadership
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College Goals
Responsive Resource Organizational Community
Student Success Student Access
Curricula Development Effectiveness Leadership
Professional Skills
Academic
Knowledge
Cultural proficiency
Technological
competency
Faculty and staff development objectives, activities and performance outcomes identified in this plan reflect college planning
directions as of 2011-2012 academic year. As the college updates its plans, new faculty and staff development needs may be
identified and existing needs may change. The Faculty and Staff Development Committee will review the plan on a regular basis and
update it as needed. The document is living and flexible.
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3/1/2012 On-line Course Development Cheryl Aschenbach Responsive Curriculum & Resource Development
3/13/2012 Microsoft 2010 Office/Outlook Kam Vento Responsive Curriculum & Resource Development
3/13/2012 Workplace Ergonomics Phil Clark – Keenan & Assoc. Resource Development
3/13/2012 Sexual Harassment Keenan & Assoc. Online Group Resource Development & Organizational Effectiveness
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Faculty: Nancy Bengoa Betterbide, Cindy Howe, Carrie Nyman, Kathy Rhymes