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Brief Introduction to ACCESS to Success
ACCESS to Success is our campus
blueprint to enhance access to UWM while, at the same time, promoting
greater student success. It’s a blueprint that combines the
recommendations of the Enrollment Management Steering Committee with
those of the Milwaukee Commitment. Together, the initial goals of
ACCESS to Success are to:
- Build a pool of diverse, high-achieving applicants,
admits, and enrolled students.
- Increase first-year retention and performance
of all freshmen.
- Decrease the gap in first-year retention and
performance between students of color and majority students.
- Decrease the gap in first-year retention and
performance between students placing in remedial courses and those
who don’t require remedial work.
For ACCESS to Success to be a success,
the entire UWM community must embrace its goals and actions. A comprehensive
blueprint that addresses enrollment management, achievement, retention,
and diversity through a continuum starting with recruitment and
culminating in graduation has been developed.
Removing Obstacles to Student Success
Assessment of ACCESS to Success Initiatives
- Access to Success Five Year Update: Campus Conference, February 2011: Documents &
Data
- Access to Success Four Year Update: Campus Conference, February 2010:
Presentation & Data
- Encouraging Updates on Student Access, Achievements, Retention and
Satisfaction: November 2009
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Access to Success Three Year Update: Campus Conference, January
2009: Presentations & Data
- Access
to Success Presentation to Faculty Senate, February, 2008
- Access
to Success Two Year Update: Campus Workshop, January 2008: Presentations & Data
- 2006
New Freshman Cohort and A2S after One Semester: Preliminary Data
for May 18, 2007 Campus Conversation
- Access
to Success: A Comprehensive First Year Program: One Year Review
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- 2005
New Freshman Cohort and A2S after One Year (Presented at the Access
to Success Retreat, JAN 2007)
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- Enrollment
Planning - Provost's Enrollment Management Committee (DEC 2006)
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- Access
to Success: A Presentation to the 19th International Conference
on the First Year Experience in Toronto (JUL 2006)
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- Board
of Regents Presentation - Access to Success: Pathways to Regional
Competitiveness (JUN 2006)
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- 2005
New Freshman Cohort and A2S after One Semester (Presented at Access
to Success Day, FEB 2006)
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- February 2006 Access
to Success Day Presentations
Matrix on ACCESS to Success/Milwaukee
Commitment Initiatives: January 2007 Update on Activities
FOR FACULTY AND STAFF:
Become a Mentor
The UWM Freshman Mentoring Network
is a collaborative, university-wide program that introduces each participating
new freshman to an existing UWM student, faculty, or staff member.
(more)
First Year Transition Courses Faculty Training
Information
UWM's Center for Instructional and
Professional Development (CIPD) holds an annual retreat for faculty
and academic staff who teach Freshman Seminar or other First Year
Transition courses. (more)
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