Research and Analytics
The Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Research (OIER) is the central Institutional Effectiveness and Research office for the San Diego Community College District (SDCCD), and is located at the SDCCD District Office.
The OIER collaborates with the Institutional Effectiveness offices of City College, Mesa College, Miramar College and the San Diego College of Continuing Education on a) database design and management, b) districtwide research and surveys, and c) mandated reporting.
The OIER supports research, planning, and decision-making around the district by providing data about enrollment, outcomes, and student services. The OIER also completes mandated reporting and serves as a primary source for information on institutional effectiveness at SDCCD. The OIER also engages researchers and practitioners in data governance practices.
Some of the main focuses of the OIER team are:
Institutional Effectiveness
- Accreditation Evidence and Surveys
- Curriculum Inventory and Honors Programs
- Enrollment Management
- Foundational Data
- Required State, Local and Regional reporting
- Student Center Funding Formula
- Strategic Plan Support
- Vision for Success
Research
- AB1805, AB705 reporting needs
- Black Students Success Workgroup
- Career Technical Education (CTE) (Work Base Learning, Credit by Exam. etc.)
- College & Careers Access Pathways (CCAP)
College and District Climate Surveys - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility & Social Justice
- Distance Education
- Guided Pathways
- San Diego Promise Program
Our Mission
The Mission of the Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Research is to facilitate data-informed decision-making and institutional planning by providing district administration, staff, and faculty with actionable, thorough, and strategic data to support our students’ educational trajectory and the achievement of their educational, career and professional goals. We do this by following our Core Values.
Core Values
Providing information that supports the district’s efforts to promote social justice | Producing knowledge based on the core values of objectivity, accountability, and stewardship | Striving to promote intellectual freedom and critical and creative inquiry. | Centering data-informed lines of inquiry that challenge the status quo | Providing high-quality, timely, actionable, and user-friendly information and analysis services to support district and departmental decision-making.
Our Vision
The San Diego Community College District Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Research seeks to be recognized within the District and the higher education community as a model of excellence and innovation, a resource for the District community, a source of accessible and reliable information, and for our commitment to the current, emerging, and future needs of our community.
Enrollment & FTES
This section contains data and information for enrollment management. The state 320 FTES reports (period reports and final) that are submitted to the California Community College Chancellor's Office for apportionment funding are posted in this section along with an internal summary analysis report of FTES. This section also includes reports on productivity and efficiency measures such as FTES/FTEF and WSCH/FTEF, as well as reports for tracking supply (sections offered) and demand (enrollment fill and capacity reports).
Research Reports
This section contains a variety of research reports that respond to the diverse needs and interests of the SDCCD constituencies, and the District communities. The reports provide critical information for program and service evaluations, planning and improvement efforts and accountability and grant writing. Many of the institutional level and districtwide foundational reports are posted in this section including: Fact Books, Facts On File, Scorecards and surveys.
Data and Research
Featured reports
- Latest Internal Report
- Latest External Report
Coming soon!
Upcoming events
- Monthly Journal Club
- Black Student Success WORKGROUP
- Join the IRB! Interest form
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