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RETENTION & STUDENT SUCCESS PROJECT

Retention and Student Success Project

Western Oregon University’s Retention and Student Success Project is designed to increase retention and persistence by reducing inequity gaps for students. The project is funded by Title III, a federal grant that helps to strengthen and expand an institution’s ability to support students who face higher than average barriers in their journey to graduation. While this grant funding will support many new changes and programs, the goal is to create long-lasting systems that WOU can sustain after the life of the grant.

Project Objectives

Project Activities

The Retention and Student Success Project contains five main activities created to achieve the project objectives. These include increasing assessment, improving the student experience, investing in instructional design, creating better clarity of degree paths and increasing opportunities for career readiness. Click here to learn more!

Connect and Learn More

Learn more about the Retention and Student Success project through this presentation.

Click here to learn more about WOU’s receival of the Title III Grant.

Engagement Opportunities

We believe that collaboration is key to fostering an inclusive academic environment. If you have program ideas related to student retention, persistence, and increased sense of purpose and belonging, please reach out to see if your idea can be incorporated into the Retention and Student Success Project!

Click here to submit a form with your ideas or feel free to contact Daniella Dugan, Title III Grant Coordinator, at dugand@mail.wou.edu.

Join us for workshops and forums where students, faculty, and staff can share insights and strategies aimed at enhancing student success. Your voice matters in shaping the future of our academic community.

COMING SOON! November 4-15, 2024 Fall 2024 Showcase check back for more information as the schedule unfolds!

 

CONTACT US

Judy Sylva, Associate Provost for Academic Effectiveness

503-751-4023 | or e-mail: sylvaj@wou.edu  | Location: Lieuallen Administration Building, 202

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