College Success: Achieving the Dream

Grayson College Success Efforts

Grayson College is dedicated to Student Success. As part of its Student Success efforts, Grayson is a member of and has been recognized by the  Achieving the Dream network. 

Leader College of Distinction: 2019-present

Leader College: 2018-2019

Network College: 2014-present

College Success (AtD) Council

Role	Name	Title
Chair	Vacant
	Vicki Anderson	Faculty - Workforce
	Dr. Mike Ayers	Associate Dean of Academic and Workforce Instruction
	Dr. Karen Campbell	Associate Dean of Academic and Workforce Instruction
	Dr. Dana Clark	Department Chair of Public Services
	Dr. Michael Cox	Dean of Health Science | Director of Nursing
	Aimee Flynn	Faculty - Health Science
	Tiffany Francis	Director of Promise Programs and Enrollment Management
	Kendrick Gibson	Director of Strategic Enrollment and Retention
	Vacant	Institutional Effectiveness Administrative Assistant
	Dr. Molly Harris	Vice President of Community Engagement
	Anna Hicks	Director of Marketing and Communications
	Carolyn Kasdorf	Vice President for Business Services
	Nancy Luthe	Director of Success Coaches
	Dr. Chase Machen	Dean of Academic and Workforce Instruction
	Stephanie Martin	Director of Financial Aid and Veteran Services
	Dr. Logan Maxwell	Vice President of Student Services
	Dr. Jeremy McMillen	President
	Camille Phelps	Institutional Effectiveness Coordinator
	Becki Rathfon	Registrar
	Shantee Siebuhr	Director of Student Life and Development
Faculty Association President	Dr. Jean Sorensen	Faculty - Academic
	Robbie Trissell	Vice President for Information Technology
	Robyn Voight	Director of Human Resources
	Dr. Ilene Walton	Dean of South Campus
	Dr. Dava Washburn	Vice President for Instruction

College Success (ATD) Core Team Meeting Minutes and Other Documents

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2021 Minutes

• October 27, 2021

• September 1, 2021

• August 4, 2021

• June 16, 2021

• May 19th 2021

• April  28, 2021

• April  14, 2021

• March 31, 2021

• February 3, 2021

2020 Minutes

• December 2, 2020

• November 18, 2020 - Revised

• November 4, 2020
  

• October 14, 2020
  

• September 23, 2020

• February 12, 2020

• January 29, 2020

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2019 Minutes

• January 16, 2019

• January 30, 2019

• February 13, 2019

• February 27, 2019

• March 20, 2019

• April 03, 2019

• April 17, 2018

• May 01, 2019

• May 15, 2019

• June 12, 2019

• July 24, 2019

• August 7, 2019

• August 21, 2019

• September 4, 2019

• September 18, 2019

• October 16, 2019

• December 11, 2019

 

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2018 Minutes

• February 7, 2018

• March 7, 2018

• March 21, 2018 

• April 4, 2018

• May 2, 2018

• May 16, 2018

• May 30, 2018

• June 13, 2018

• July 25, 2018

• August 22, 2018 

• September 5, 2018

• September 19, 2018 

• October 4, 2018 

• October 17, 2018 

• October 31, 2018 

• November 28, 2018

• December 12, 2018

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2017 Minutes

• January 11, 2017

• January 25, 2017

• February 8, 2017

• March 8, 2017

• April 5, 2017

• April 19, 2017

• May 3, 2017

• May 17, 2017

• May 31, 2017

• June 14, 2017

• July 12, 2017

• July 26, 2017

• August 22, 2018

• September 20, 2017

• October 1, 2017

• October 18, 2017

• December 13, 2017

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2014 Minutes

• July 1, 2014

• July 22, 2014

• August 5, 2014

• August 14, 2014

• September 3, 2014

• October 1, 2014

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Other Documents

• Student Success Through a Policy Lens

• College Success Council Function and Purpose

• Success Data Council Function and Purpose

• DRAFT Strategic Plan 2020 (added April 17, 2015)

• Strategic Planning Q and A Session Video, April 7, 2015 (Added April 17, 2015)

• Strategic Planning Task Force Charges 2015-2016 (Added April 17, 2015)

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Success Reading List

Books:
What Excellent Community College Do: Preparing all Students for Success by Joshua S. Wyner
Students Speak Are We Listening: Starting Right in the Community College by Kay M. McClenney and Arleen Arnsparger

Reports:
Aspirations to Achievement: Men of Color and Community Colleges. A Special Report from the Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE)

Articles:
Still a Losing Game