Project LEARN: What is it?

Project LEARN is the name of the Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) initiative at Santa Rosa Junior College, created in response to new ACCJC Accreditation Standards adopted in 2002.These new standards measure institutional effectiveness primarily in terms of the College’s success in producing desired student learning outcomes at the course, program, and institutional levels.

Project LEARN Vision:

Santa Rosa Junior College is a Learning Centered Institution. The college, through Project LEARN, provides a foundation for a community of inquiry where ongoing collegial dialogue, collaborative review of evidence, and deliberate reflection support the improvement of teaching and learning.

Project LEARN Steering Committee:

The Project LEARN Steering Committee is a multi-constituent standing committee that provides vision, direction, goals, communication, trainings, and support for Project LEARN. Steering Committee membership is appointed by the Academic Senate, administration, and student government.

Please click on the following link for a list of the agendas and archived minutes from prior meetings in pdf format.

SLO coordinators are available to assist faculty with identifying and assessing SLOs. Contact any of the coordinators below:

Wanda Burzycki	College Skills	522-2781	wburzycki@santarosa.edu
Carole Bennett	Business	522-2709	cbennett@santarosa.edu

Three committees provide direction, support, trainings, communication, scholarship, and advice for identifying and assessing course, program, and institutional SLOs. To request assistance or to volunteer, contact either of the co-chairs.

c-LEARN for course-level SLOs.

pro-LEARN for program-level SLOs (certificates, majors, educational pathways and student services programs).