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Success measures

To accomplish our goals, we must measure what matters and increase student outcomes. We will have intentional focus on eliminating equity gaps and empowering our students from underrepresented populations, including students from low-income backgrounds and/or students that identify as Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and/or other marginalized groups. We will disaggregate data on our success measures to prioritize where we need to improve.   

To understand our success measures by goal, please see details below. 

Goal 1: Drive student success, experience, and completion

  • Entering first-time cohort completing Gateway English in first year, including both summers (“C” or better)
  • Entering first-time cohort completing Gateway Math in first year, including both summers (“C” or better)
  • First-time, part-time students earning 12 credits in first year, including prior and following summers
  • Sustained enrollment from term 1 to term 2 (multiple terms)
  • Retention from fall to fall
  • First-time, full-time students graduating in two years
  • First-time, full-time students graduating in three years
  • Number of awards per academic year 
  • Students in JAA
  • Work-based learning or internship participation
  • CCRI transfer-out students who earn a degree before transfer
  • Transfers to University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College
  • Number of certificates granted
  • Number of degrees granted

Goal 2: Expand partnerships and programs

  • Number of certificates granted
  • Number of degrees granted
  • Programs in high-demand, high-wage fields
  • Stackable credential programs
  • Employer partners
  • Community-based partners
  • State and local government partners
  • Education and training partners
  • Number of school districts
  • Number of students
  • Number of pathways
  • Number of Career and Technical Education partnerships
  • Number of credits awarded
  • Philanthropic investments
  • New donors
  • New volunteers

Goal 3: Strengthen institutional effectiveness

  • Affirmative Action Program (AAP) goal attainment
  • Recruitment
  • Onboarding/orientation participation and completion
  • Engagement and improved retention
  • Staff, faculty, and student satisfaction
  • Professional development offerings
  • Staff and faculty participation
  • Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) event participation and Knights certificates
  • Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) implementation plans
  • Projects completed on time and on budget
  • Annual employee goal setting
  • Divisional actions aligned with Strategic Plan