IEBC President Brad Phillips joined Pierce College’s Caring Campus Joint Session yesterday as college Classified Professional staff presented their behavioral commitments and plans to the college leadership. Click here to learn more.
IEBC welcomes Dr. Harriett Robles to the IEBC Board of Directors. Her many years as an administrator, faculty member, organizational leader, wise consultant and a very welcomed speaker in many venues, will continue to serve many. We appreciate her past service and welcome her commitment to advancing the IEBC mission as a member of the IEBC Board. Click here to learn more about Harriett.
This year’s California Community Colleges Classified Senate Institute included a Caring Campus panel. The panel included Natalie Halsell, Desiree Ortiz, Trisha Albertsen, Hope Ell.
Janet Nowell, IEBC’s superb senior executive assistant, administrative manager and program coordinator, is retiring at the end of this week, July 15. She has overseen IEBC operations and provided a wide variety of skilled administrative and clerical support prior to, and after, the official launching of IEBC on May 18, 2011.
Recently, IEBC President Brad Phillips presented the closing keynote address for the National Center for Inquiry and Improvement (NCII) Rural Guided Pathways Institute.
Five Texas community colleges will begin work with the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) to incorporate “Caring Campus” into their student…
San Diego, Calif. – The Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) was selected by The California Community Colleges Classified Senate…
The workshop “Caring Campus: The Power of Creating Relationships to Support Student Success” was presented at the recent NISOD conference by IEBC…
IEBC President/CEO Brad Phillips joined the Clark College, Washington, Caring Campus Joint Session with their college leadership and Caring Campus staff leaders…
Earlier this month, IEBC COO Jordan Horowitz joined Bossier Parish Community College in Louisiana for their joint session. The professional staff did a terrific job…