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Optimizing Retention19th AST Annual Instructors Forum
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Optimizing Retention~ Objectives
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AORN Requirements
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Retention: The ability of an institution to retain students from admission through graduation
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Attrition: A reduction in the number of students which occurs when students fail to reenroll at an institution in consecutive terms for various reasons
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Persistence: The desire and action of a student to stay within the system of higher education from beginning through degree completion
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N.Raisman & Associates
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Psychographics
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Baby Boomers (1946-1964)
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Generation X (1965-1980)
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Generation Y (1981-2000)Millennials
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PsychographicsDiscussion Topic
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How many of the “BIG SIX” are YOU implementing?
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Funding
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Higher Education Finance
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Cause For Concern
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Performance Funding Policies
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The next phase: Outcomes-Based Funding(OBF)
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Objectives of OBF
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Status of OBF in the States
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Status of OBF in the States
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Status of OBF in the States
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Funding Associated with OBF
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Business as usual is no longer an option
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IPEDS Data Feedback Report
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Retention Methods in use at Tyler Junior College
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The Periodic Review
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Periodic Review Example
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The Periodic Review
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Day 1-4, 5-8, and 9-12 Intraoperative Clinical Progression Evaluations
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Day 1-4 Evaluation Example
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Day 5-8 Evaluation Example
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Day 9-12 Evaluation Example
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Final Clinical Progression Evaluation Example
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Another aspect of student retention is your surgical lab!
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New Surgical Lab
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TJC Surgical Lab
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TJC Surgical Lab
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TJC Surgical Lab
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Retention is not what we DO…
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Sherry Seaton, RN, BSN, CNOR, Program Director [email protected]
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References
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