FIRST TEN THINGS for a BSI Coordinator: a checklist
Basic Skills Coordinators will work on this document to decide what will help a basic skills coordinator focus during the first semester.
NOTES from discussion
• Basic Skills Thing: Vision of getting an outside view of what has been tried
• Being able to know what you don’t know…
• Transition of leadership and network Basic Skills Coordinator job responsibilities Coaching for BSI Coordinators
Here is a list for Basic Skills Coordinators
i. Charge and purpose of the Basic Skills Committee (Roles, responsibilities, key stakeholders and membership)
ii. What programs/efforts are being supported through the basic skills committee
iii. Read the BSI Coordinator Handbook
iv. Know which reports are due and when and where
v. DATA: Which and Where (processes related to basic skills and individual to guide)
vi. Key documents
1. BSI Self study
2. Action Plan/Expenditure plan
3. Expenditure reports
4. Poppy Copy
5. History of Basic Skills at your college and in general (Person and document)
6. BSI web resources
vii. Know how to update website
viii. Job Description (develop or find)
ix. Attend Key conference and workshops: Academic Senate coordinated, Leadership and Strengthening Student Success Conferences
x. Connect with the regional network







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