Ready, Set, Succeed!
College Readiness for Long-term Success

 

READY SET SUCCEED!

Ready, Set, Succeed! provides a framework and focus for students that are not yet college ready to begin to know themselves by strengthening their self-efficacy, preparing themselves by understanding how they learn best, and using those strategies to persist and complete their academic goals. These areas will be explored as part of small learning communities, or neighborhoods, which will include faculty mentors and learning support specialists, who will be success coaches.

 

NEIGHBORHOODS FOR SUCCESS (N4S)

The implementation of the QEP will begin in Fall 2017 with pilot of a small sample of students, representing two campuses, the St. Petersburg Gibbs campus and Clearwater campus. The students will engage with others in their neighborhood with face-to-face meetings and on-campus events, as well as online modules in a MyCourses course shell.

As part of a N4S, students will demonstrate mastery in each of the learning outcomes through collaborative hands-on activities, participation in neighborhood events, and thoughtful discussion and assignment completion. Collaboration with Faculty Leaders and Success Coaches through participation in their N4S will further enhance student learning by helping students develop their confidence in learning and allowing them to identify the learning strategies that work best for them.

The implementation of the QEP began in Fall 2017 with pilot of a small sample of students, representing two campuses, the St. Petersburg Gibbs campus and Clearwater campus. The students engaged with others in their neighborhood with face-to-face meetings and on-campus events, as well as online modules in a MyCourses course shell.

During the 2018-2019 academic year, the Neighborhoods for Success expanded to include an online section, in addition to the face-to-face sections at the Clearwater and Gibbs campuses. Students engaged in weekly meetings during the fall semester and bi-weekly meetings during the spring semester, as well as on-campus events and online modules in a MyCourses course shell. A champion advisor and peer mentor were added to the neighbors to help support the students.

The program will be available on six campuses starting the 2019-2020 academic year: Tarpon Springs, Clearwater, Seminole, Gibbs, Downtown, and Online.

Students attend a Welcome Event the week before the fall semester. College wide events include Off On the Right Foot (second Friday of the fall semester) and Keep It Going! (approximately week ten of the fall semester). The final celebration event for the N4S students, to celebrate their successful completion of the program and first year at SPC, is Let’s Do This! (approximately week fourteen of the spring semester).

 

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR N4S GRADUATES!

	Alexis Fuentes	Dylan Logan	Ian Wittman	Kaylee Dalena	Roque Barrido
	Angela Scott	Elizabeth Twyman	Jada Watson	Mario Benitez	Samantha Smith
	Arianna Tipsword	Elleanor Matthews	Jasmine Lee	Marlon Macias	Samuel Lovria
	Ashley Huffman	Eugene Worley	Jayson Haggerty	Miguel Gonzalez-Lopez	Sarai Pena-Cantero
	Bradley Burgess	Francis Czarnecki	Jessica Le	Miguel Robles	Sharrod Graham
	Bryan Torres	Francisco Dela Cruz Jr.	Jodiekay Simms	Milica Antic	Skylaa Richardson
	Cindy Coleman	Gabriela Delgado	John Davis	Mykayla Love	Tiffany Cline
	Cristian Charre	Grace Chaffee	Josseline Linares	Parker Smith	Torrencia Marshall
	David Bryant	Haleigh Thomas	Juan Cantero-Baxcajay	Paulina Perez-Prieto	Tyjiana Davis
	Devon Moore	Ian Barto	Juliana Bernal	Quinton Tisdale	Yareli Palma-Maye

 

 

WEBINAR: TITAN THURSDAY – KEEP IT GOING! (Planning your courses)

 

 

WEBINAR: OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT (September 5, 2019)

RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS

 

 

Do you want to get involved?
Do you want to build your academic resume?
Come and join the QEP.
For more information, please contact:
 
Sara Gomez
QEP Faculty Chair
📧 gomez.sara@spcollege.edu
📞 (727) 712-5455