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EXHIBIT 3 <br /> • Provided direction and fiscal oversight for the Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds(HEERF) <br /> totaling $52 million to support operational, technical and facility resources and to ensure timely <br /> direct emergency grants to students. <br /> • Partnered with Academic Affairs and Marketing to increase the college enrollment by thirty <br /> percent. <br /> • Cultivated substantive community partnerships to connect students with resources and support and <br /> to address significant disparities in food and housing security. <br /> • Ensured greater collaboration with Academic Affairs regarding college-wide initiatives, specifically <br /> Student Equity and Guided Pathways, with the intended goal of redesigning the on-boarding <br /> process, implementing intrusive advising, and creating coherent academic and career pathways for <br /> students. <br /> • Promoted a diverse student community through acquiring grant funding and implementing affinity <br /> groups, such as Umoja, Asian Pacific Student Program, Undocu Scholars, and LGBTQ+, on <br /> campus. <br /> • Developed relationships that have led to increased donations to the college and support for <br /> institutional entrepreneurial initiatives. <br /> • Designed programs and services with the student in mind to make it easier for students to access <br /> courses and timely services. <br /> • Realigned support services and programs to meet the changing student needs throughout the entire <br /> student experience from recruitment and retention strategies to completion and transfer. <br /> Dean,Instruction & Student Services August 2010—June 2018 <br /> North Orange County Community College District—North Orange Continuing Education <br /> Formerly School of Continuing Education <br /> Under the direction of the Provost, serve as the Chief Operating Officer of Instruction and Student Services at <br /> the fourth largest continuing education institute in the California Community College System. Responsible for <br /> the overall leadership and operations of an assigned continuing education center. Accountable for an annual <br /> budget of over$3.4 million and 78 full- and part-time faculty,management,and classified employees. <br /> • Provided the organizational leadership and vision in administering a comprehensive range of <br /> instructional programs, administrative and student services for the following departments: <br /> Admissions and Records, Counseling, Enrollment Management, Emeritus/Older Adults, Facilities <br /> Planning and Management, Health and Wellness, Kid's College, Institutional Research and <br /> Planning, Student Success and Support Program, Student Conduct, Student Equity, and Title IX. <br /> • Provided strategic vision and leadership for the college enrollment management efforts and <br /> effectively managed school wide FTES generation and state apportionment reporting. <br /> • Partnered with instruction and student services to assess and devise effective strategies related to <br /> student retention and completion. <br /> • In concert with executive staff, led strategic planning process, as it pertains to student success, <br /> equity, and retention. <br /> • Led college wide program review efforts for instructional programs and institutionalize student <br /> learning outcomes. <br /> 3 1 P a g e Hubbard <br /> City Council 8 —20 5/21/2024 <br />
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