Comprehensive Integrated Planning Process

Process to Date

A Strategy Steering Committee (SSC) has been convened to steward the Comprehensive Integrated Planning process.  The Strategy Steering Committee met in November 2021 to kick-off the Comprehensive Integrated Planning process.  The focus of this first meeting was on a framework for the internal and external landscape scan.  View the presentation here.  

Since then, El Camino's Institutional Research and Planning team, guided by the input from the SSC, has been working closely with Alma Strategies, an external consultant, to review data on the internal and external environment.

In Spring 2022, all students, staff, faculty and managers were invited to reflect on El Camino's current vision, mission, and statement of values via an online survey.  This feedback will be used for subsequent discussions with the El Camino community. 

Next Steps

In October-November 2022, all members of the El Camino community--faculty, staff, and students--will be invited to provide input into the Comprehensive Integrated Plan through focus groups, divisional meetings, townhall meetings, etc.  In January 2023, external members of the community will also have opportunities to provide input to inform El Camino's future.  

To help prepare for these discussions, we will be providing key data insight throughout the Fall 2022 semester.  The data summaries below may provide context for deeper reflection regarding El Camino's future. 

• A Brief Look at Enrollment Data
• Highlights from internal and external landscape analysis

Strategy Steering Committee

The Strategy Steering Committee was convened in November 2021 through a process that brought together all constituent groups of the college: students, faculty, staff, students, and managers.  The Strategy Steering Committee members will meet throughout the Comprehensive Integrated Planning process through June 2023 to:

• Provide information and insight to guide the Comprehensive Integrated Planning process.
• Serve as a conduit to articulate the needs of their constituents while recognizing the needs of other stakeholders to collaboratively support College-wide interests.

Members of the Steering Committee include:

Constituency group	Committee Members	Appointed by
Students: ASO President + 6 students	Jana Abulaban, Sidney Lee, Luisa, Paredes, Charletta Royster, Katrina Tiqui, Student representative - TBD,  Student representative - TBD	ASO President
Faculty: Academic Senate Rep. + 7 instructional & non-instructional, Full-time & Part-time faculty	Darcie McClelland, Edwin Ambrosio, Kevin Degnan, Annette Owens, Peter Marcoux, Tiffanie Lau, Christopher Hurd, Khai Lu	Academic Senate President
Classified Staff	Gema Perez, Grace Perez, Carolyn Pineda, Ricky Gonzalez	ECCE President
Academic Affairs VP or designee	Carlos Lopez	Area VP
Student Services VP or designee	Ross Miyashiro & Robin Dreizler	Area VP
Human Resources VP or designee	Mayra Peralta	Area VP
Administrative Services VP or designee	Robert Suppelsa	Area VP
President/Superintendent	Brenda Thames
Institutional Research & Planning	Viviana Unda
Strong Workforce Initiative Representative	David Gonzales, Jose Anaya
Professional Development Committee Representative	Anna Brochet	Professional Development Committee
Small Business Development Center Representative	Star Van Buren	Dean of Community Advancement
Technology Committee Representative	Crystle Martin	Technology Committee
Facilities Committee Representative	Michael Blada	Facilities Steering Committee
Enrollment Mgmt Committee Representative	Julieta O. Arámburo	Enrollment Mgmt Committee
Guided Pathways Representative	Jenny Simon	Guided Pathways Advisory Committee
SEA Initiative Representative	Nayeli Oliva	VP Student Services

 

Constituency group	Advisory Members
Federation of Teachers Representative	Kelsey Iino
ECCE Representative	Roy Dietz
POA Representative	Oscar Castro

 

Please direct questions to your Strategy Steering Committee representative or email:  link.