In-Service Day Two: August 8, 2024
August 8th
All fall 2024 workshops, trainings, and activities will take place on campus.
Refer to your department chair(s) for approved activities and meeting locations.
Addresses the needs of faculty/instructors and staff engaged in helping students succeed in college and careers. Collaboration in the workplace is expected and required for present and future employees. This module is designed to encourage teamwork and collaboration in the classroom to prepare students for teamwork in the workplace. Participants will engage in teaching and learning WICOR strategies to build their capacity for working well with others. Appropriate for faculty/instructors and staff in Adult Education and Literacy and Career and Technical Education.
*Participants must attend the entire session to receive a certificate of completion. Breaks will be included.
Facilitator(s): AVID for Higher Education
Location: CCR 155 (Student Life)
Discover the power of "Equity-Driven Data Coaching" in this inspiring workshop. Explore our upcoming Data and Equity Coaching program, designed to foster inclusivity and equity on our campus.
The workshop starts with an overview of Crafton Hills College's Data and Equity Coaching program, highlighting its objectives and outcomes. Participants will engage in a hands-on activity during the second half, gaining practical insights into our approach. For those having attended our Fall 2023 session, this session is distinct and will offer you still more hands-on experience in leading equity-oriented conversations. Join us to learn how you can become agents of positive change, promoting equity through data coaching at Crafton Hills College. Let's build a brighter future together!
Facilitators: CHC Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Research & Planning
Location: CCR 233
This workshop will provide an overview of the ESL/multilingual population on campus, offer ways to provide meaningful support both inside and outside the classroom, and discuss current initiatives at Crafton Hills.
Facilitator(s): Chloe De Los Reyes, CHC English Faculty, and Alex Jaco, CHC CAEP Transition Counselor
Location: CCR 219
Discover the resources the Library has to offer at our Library Open House for staff, faculty, and administrators. Explore our curated book displays, vibrant zine collection, and extensive Library book collections and stacks. Enjoy a guided tour and meet our dedicated subject librarians. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired!
Facilitators(s): Krista Ivy and Natalie Lopez, CHC Librarians
Location: CHC Library Classroom
Please complete the workshop evaluation at the conclusion of each workshop and take a short break.
This workshop will provide an overview of key ideas from Joe Feldman's book Grading for Equity, focusing on ensuring that our grading practices are accurate, bias-resistant, and motivational--so don't print your syllabi yet! You may just want to make some changes after this workshop.
Facilitator(s): Andrew Guevara, CHC English Faculty
Location: CCR 219
Kick back, relax and feel the soothing Vibrational Sounds of Singing bowls. It feels like a massage from the inside out, while calming the active mind and healing the body on a cellular level.
*Feel free to bring your own yoga mat or one will be provided.
Facilitator(s): Peg McKnight, Choose Happy Vibes www.choosehappyvibes.com
Location: LRC 226
Please complete the workshop evaluation at the conclusion of each workshop and take a break for lunch.
Enjoy lunch on your own and reconvene at 1 p.m. for the next workshop.
We will focus on providing a brief training, specifically focused on those programs scheduled to submit a four-year plan, coupled with a Q&A. We will also briefly review updates to our Completion and Success Rates dashboard.
Facilitators: CHC Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Research & Planning
Location: CCR 233
Crafton Grow is designed as a structured conversation between student workers and their supervisors. Through this initiative, we aim to help students recognize the value of their learning experiences and apply them in their work environment. By encouraging reflective thinking and facilitating connections between classroom learning and real-world applications, Crafton Grow enhances the overall learning and working experience for both students and supervisors. This training is best suited for direct supervisors of student employees here at Crafton.
Facilitator: Trinette Barrie, CHC Career Center Coordinator
Location: CCR 219
What we do and how you can foster student success through these valuable campus programs.
Facilitator(s): Erika Sherman, CHC Basic Needs Coordinator, and Vannesa Ramirez, CHC Interim Director of Student Accessibility Services.
Location: LRC 226
Join us for "Bridging Divides: Navigating Differences with Civility," a professional development workshop designed for our campus community. This session will explore the difference between free speech and hate speech and offer a guide on engaging students in civil conversations rooted in common ground, understanding, and curiosity. Additionally, we will highlight voter registration events scheduled for CHC this Fall. Together, we can promote respectful dialogue and foster a more inclusive and understanding campus environment.
Facilitator(s): Ivan Pena, Dean of Student Services & Counseling, and Ericka Paddock, Associate Dean of Student Services, Student Life
Location: CCR 155 (Student Life)
Please complete the workshop evaluation at the conclusion of each workshop and take a break for lunch.
Attend this fun interactive session to learn more about the Peer Online Course Review process at CHC and what it can do for you. Place your bets on student success!
Facilitators: CHC POCR Team
Location: LRC 226
Come and find out why Crafton is Numero Uno (#1) in the Inland Empire! We are excited to unveil our newly redesigned counseling approach, crafted to enhance efficiency and responsiveness in meeting student needs. This innovative model empowers our counseling departments to deliver proactive support that is tailored to individual students, ensuring a more effective and impactful experience.
Facilitator(s): Jimmy Grabow, CHC Counseling Co-chair, and Mariana Macamay, CHC University Transfer Center Coordinator
Location: CCR 219
Fiscal Services has some coming changes in Oracle that will require users to make some adjustments. This training program intends to cover a variety of subjects, such as the new account strings, the specific adjustments each employee must make to guarantee proper access, and the methods for retrieving often needed information.
Facilitator(s): Mike Strong and Yvette Tram
Location: Library Classroom
Complete the workshop evaluation for all workshops attended throughout the week.
