The California-based College Futures Foundation has approved a $50,000 planning grant to the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) to support development of a program for California community college classified professionals leaders. The program’s goal is helping staff become leaders to support and institutionalize IEBC’s Caring Campus initiative.
IEBC President/CEO Brad Phillips spoke at the San Juan College Spring 2022 Convocation in Farmington, New Mexico to an appreciative audience. His presentation, “Creating a Caring Campus: How Faculty and Staff Change Lives,” reaffirmed the crucial…
Eight community colleges across the U.S. have been selected to participate in the Institute for Evidence-Based Change’s (IEBC) Caring Campus initiative, joining others who are funded through a $600,000 grant provided by the ECMC Foundation, a nationally…
We have all had a wild, challenging, exhilarating, rewarding and fulfilling year. We have many causes to celebrate. All of us at IEBC are grateful to you, our partners and supporters of our efforts to improve educational outcomes.
The almost 150 participants from around the country learned how faculty can use data better. Here is the full webinar which was led by Brad Phillips and Jordan Horowitz.
Originally posted on the Orange County Community Colleges News Center.
A college campus can be an intimidating place for a student, particularly those just starting out. There are classrooms to find, books to buy, and services to navigate. Caring Campus, an initiative being offered at community colleges in Orange County and across California…
(Long Beach, Calif.) – The Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) has added four new coaches to its Caring Campus team to work with additional community colleges as part of its nationwide expansion.
As California Community College Chief Student Services Officers gathered virtually for this year’s annual conference, Brad Phillips, President and CEO of the Institute for Evidence-Based Change, addressed their general session on Improving Racial Equity: A Caring Campus Approach. Sharing some new insights on the lack of progress…
The In-Service/All College Day convocation at Victor Valley College welcomed IEBC President Brad Phillips’ presentation on Honoring the Past: Embracing the Future. College President Dan Walden reports that Brad created an invigorating and engaging atmosphere for almost 370+ attendees and generated outstanding feedback.
IEBC’s Brad and Jordan recently conducted several data use retreats. The first was for the State Center Community College District (SCCCD) in California where they worked with administrators, faculty and staff from a variety of departments and divisions to better understand the use of leading and lagging indicators and their role in strategic planning.