Equitable Access: How to Launch a Customized, Campus-Wide Access Program that Improves Student Outcomes 

Join Follett for a complimentary webinar around equitable access.

Equitable Access—a campus-wide course material distribution model that ensures access to required course materials for every student—is driving measurable impacts to student outcomes at campuses of all sizes across the country. Now more than ever, campus leaders are considering new ways to customize these programs to fit the needs of their unique student populations, as well as meet key strategic goals tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion, affordability, and retention. In this webinar, you’ll hear from Diana Rodriguez, Chancellor of San Bernardino Community College District, who will offer a deep dive into the resoundingly successful Access program that provided all students--regardless of income level, field of study, or credits taken—the books and materials they needed to succeed, free of charge. Chancellor Rodriguez will speak to the best practices, implementation tactics, and more that shaped this transformative “Books+” program, the first of its kind for a California community college. 

Learning Objectives: 

• Best practices for socializing and communicating the launch of a day-one access program to tens of thousands of students
• The data behind student outcomes improvements driven by day-one access programs
• How to get approval and buy-in from key on-campus stakeholders 

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