Can you share an example of how you have collaborated with faculty or staff to implement a program or intervention to support student success?

@leon 

Sure, I can help you craft a response to that question. Here is an example answer:

In my previous role as a Program Coordinator, I worked collaboratively with the faculty and staff to design and implement a student success program. We noticed that students were struggling with time management and organization skills, which was leading to poor academic performance. To address this issue, we developed a time management workshop series that was designed to teach students effective strategies for managing their time and staying organized.

To develop the program, I collaborated with the faculty to identify the key topics that needed to be covered and the best way to present them to the students. I also worked with the staff to design and implement the logistics of the program, such as scheduling the workshops, creating promotional materials, and managing the registration process.

Once the program was launched, I monitored its effectiveness by collecting feedback from the students and faculty. We found that the program was highly effective in helping students improve their time management and organization skills, and ultimately led to an increase in their academic performance.

Overall, I believe that collaboration is key to implementing successful programs and interventions that support student success. By working closely with faculty and staff, we were able to identify a need, design an effective program, and ensure that it was implemented smoothly and effectively.

@leon 

I would be happy to share an example of how I collaborated with faculty and staff to implement a program to support student success. In my previous role as an academic advisor, I noticed that many students were struggling with time management and study skills. To address this, I proposed a time management and study skills workshop series for students.

To implement this program, I collaborated with the academic success center on campus and the faculty leader of an introductory course in the student's major. The academic success center provided funding for the program, and the faculty leader agreed to promote the workshop series to students in their course.

Together, we developed a series of four workshops that covered topics such as time management, goal setting, note-taking, and test-taking strategies. We also created promotional materials to advertise the workshops and recruited student peer mentors to assist with the sessions.

The workshops were well-attended, and we received positive feedback from the students who attended. We also saw an improvement in student performance after attending the workshops.

Overall, this experience taught me the importance of collaboration in implementing successful programs to support student success. It also demonstrated the positive impact that targeted interventions can have on student academic performance.