Counselling
Services
F2016
Results
Based
Planning
Impact:
Capilano
University
students
successfully
complete
their
academic
and
educational
goals.
Counselling
Services
Outcome
1
Through
educational
courses
and
workshops,
students
learn
intra-‐and
inter-‐personal
skills
in
managing
on
and
off
campus
obstacles
to
their
academic
success.
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
1.
University
Success
Strategies
course
(US100)
1
Increase
enrollment
of
Identify
student
groups
underprepared
students
who
a.
Identify
and
define
Existing
Resources
will
benefit
from
the
course
target
group
of
• Registrar’s
office
support
students
based
on
• Department
Coordinator
• #
of
students
enrolled
in
data
• Advising
Support
to
USS100Enrollment
b.
Work
with
• Counsellors
persuade
students
who
number
institutional
Research
lack
skills
to
enroll
in
to
create
a
automated
• DDA
USS100
• %
of
students
placed
on
way
to
identify
at-‐risk
academic
alert/academic
students
requiring
• Dept
assistant
• Resources
for
marketing
probation
enrolled
in
the
this
support
are
required
to
ensure
class.
c. Work
with
IR
to
collect
• Student
records
campus
wide
awareness
data
on
impact
of
of
USS100
and
its
• Students
report
course
on
targeted
• Written
promotional
benefits
to
students
awareness
of
the
benefits
student
performance
materials
of
taking
the
course
• Institution
Research
Marketing
• IT
a. Target
marketing
to
students
on
academic
alert/academic
probation
and
encourage
them
to
take
the
course
b. Request
Registrar’s
office
to
generate
lists
of
students
on
alert
and
probation.
c. D evelop
and
revise
promotional
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
2
USS
100
students
will
materials
(written,
Existing
Resources
• Relevant
learning
• #
of
students
successfully
develop
skills
for
their
social
media.)
objectives
and
complete
the
course
academic
success
d. Send
targeted
• Department
Coordinator
experiences
based
on
students
letters
and
• Counsellors
data
and
feedbacks.
• %
of
students
who
are
on
electronic
messages
• DDA
academic
alert/academic
with
information
• Dept
Assistant
• Effective
data
and
probation
who
make
showing
them
how
technology
support
improvement
in
their
enrolling
in
the
• Course
outlines
academic
performance
course
can
help
• Course
materials
• Adequate
time
available
compared
to
those
who
did
them
be
more
• Textbook
for
individual
support
for
not
enroll
in
the
course
and
successful
using
at
risk
students
to
those
who
did
not
data
complete
the
course
e. Develop
Social
media/electronic
• %
of
enrolled
students
in
bulletin
board
USS100
who
are
retained
at
message
f. Increase
awareness
2
of
the
course
within
the
university
community:
Admin,
Staff,
Faculty
Student
services
Student
union
Curriculum
a.
Update
curriculum
based
on
student
needs
b. Update
course
objectives
and
learning
experiences
based
on
relevant
theories,
national
and
local
data,
evaluations
and
feedbacks.
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
Assessment
Requested
Resources
Capilano
compared
to
a. Develop
tools
to
those
who
did
not
complete
assess
pre-‐
and
post-‐
• Assessment
tools
the
course
course
changes
development
• Students
perception
of
the
b. Work
with
IR
to
value
of
USS100
to
their
collect
data
on
academic
success
student
performance
• Students
report
an
increase
in
course
compared
in
self-‐management
skills
to
their
performance
on
the
Pre-‐
and
post-‐
in
other
enrolled
course
self-‐assessment
classes
results
c. Work
with
IR
to
collect
data
on
comparisons
of
student
performance
in
courses
compared
to
eligible
students
for
USS
100
Course
assessment
tools
a. Develop
Course
Evaluation
and
feedback
b. Gather
feedback
from
enrolled
students
of
their
learning
experience
c. Gather
input
from
students
placed
on
academic
alert/academic
probation
of
what
skills
they
need
d. Prepare
summative
&
formative
assessment
report
e. Implement
assessment
tools
3
Counselling
Services
Outcome
1
Through
educational
courses
and
workshops,
students
learn
intra-‐and
inter-‐personal
skills
in
managing
on
and
off
campus
obstacles
to
their
academic
success.
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
2.
Student
Success
Workshops
Marketing
1
Increase
attendance
of
a. Develop
and
revise
Existing
Resources
students
who
will
benefit
• Faculty
and
staff
support
from
the
success
workshops
promotional
materials
• Department
Coordinator
and
understanding
of
the
• #
of
attendees
in
various
(written,
social
media.)
value
of
student
success
face
to
face
workshops
by
b. Develop
Social
• Counsellors
workshops
to
students
workshop
type
media/electronic
bulletin
board
message
• DDA
• Advisors
understand
and
• #
of
visits
to
online
c. Increase
awareness
of
the
promote
student
workshops
workshops
within
the
• Dept
Assistant
participation
university
community:
• Student
perceptions
of
• Written
promotion
• Resources
for
marketing
the
value
of
success
Admin,
Staff,
Faculty
materials
workshops
to
their
Student
services
• Software
and
IT
support
academic
success
Student
union
• Student
report
awareness
Workshops
of
the
benefits
of
a. Offer
workshops
at
Requested
Resources
participating
in
success
time
convenient
for
workshops
to
their
class
students
to
attend:
• Admin/Instructors/Staff
Gather
information
on
• Faculty
report
awareness
students’
preference
• Software
for
creating
of
the
benefits
of
student
of
workshop
time
video
version
of
the
participation
in
success
workshops
workshop
to
their
class
b. Offer
workshops
in
• IT
support
for
creating
video
version
of
the
different
formats
to
workshops
and
upload
increase
attendance
online
c. Offer
in-‐class
workshops
to
instructors
d. Encourage
faculty
to
provide
incentives
for
participation:
e.g.,
class
time,
bonus
4
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
2
Students
develop
the
skills
credit,
recognition
of
Existing
Resources
• Students
understand
the
• Student
perceptions
of
the
necessary
for
their
academic
completion
success
e. Create
video
version
of
• Counsellors
benefits
to
their
value
of
success
workshops
the
workshop
to
be
academic
success
and
to
their
academic
accessible
online
• DDA
f. Create
web
counter
for
enroll
in
relevant
performance
online
workshops
visit
• Dept
Assistant
workshops
• Faculty
perceptions
of
the
Workshop
Topics
&
Content
a. Develop
workshops
• Faculty
understand
the
value
of
success
worksops
that
meet
students’
Requested
Resources
needs
based
on
data
benefits
to
their
student’s
to
academic
performance
in
b. Update
workshop
• Assessment
tools
content
based
on
development
academic
success
and
their
classes
assessment
and
evaluation
data
and
encourage
their
students
• Students
report
an
increase
best
practice
to
enroll
in
relevant
in
self-‐management
skills
workshops
or
invite
on
the
post-‐
workshop
self-‐
counsellors
to
develop
Assessment
assessment
a. Develop
and
and
offer
specialized
Administer
workshop
• %
of
participating
students
evaluations
at
the
end
workshops
for
their
of
each
workshop
in
success
workshops
who
b. Gather
feedbacks
classes.
are
retained
at
Capilano
from
students
of
their
learning
experience
compared
to
those
who
did
c. Gather
feedbacks
not
participate
from
students
on
• course
grades
of
relevance
and
participating
students
effectiveness
work
workshop
topics
compared
to
non-‐
d. Develop
tools
to
assess
post-‐
workshop
changes
e. Update
workshop
learning
experiences
based
on
relevant
theories,
national
and
participating
students
5
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
local
data,
evaluations
• Semester
GPA
of
and
feedbacks.
participating
students
compared
to
non-‐
participating
students
Counselling
Services
Indicators
Outcome
2
Through
direct
intervention,
students
address
obstacles
to
their
academic
success
and
learn
ways
to
manage
them.
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
• #
and
%
of
students
aware
1.
Counselling
appointment,
Crisis
intervention/Drop
in
service,
and
Wellness
Events
of
the
different
services
provided
by
Counselling
1. Students
are
aware
of
Marketing
Services.
Comment [Office2]: 7
counsellors
including
SC
counselling
services
a. Information
about
the
Existing
Resources
• #
and
%
of
student
counsellor
and
its
benefits
to
counselling
services
is
appointments
divided
into
Comment [Office1]: Split
two
results
into
result
1
&
their
academic
developed
and
made
• Department
Coordinator
• Admin,
faculty,
and
staff
different
categories
of
result
2
success
available
in
various
must
understand
the
support
formats:
• 7
Counsellors
services
offered
by
• #
and
%
of
admin,
faculty,
Comment [Office3]: Move
from
result
4.
o Student
Counselling
Services
and
staff
who
refer
students
to
information
• DDA
be
willing
to
refer
Counselling
Services.
sheet
students
who
need
them
• #
and
%
of
admin,
faculty,
o University
• Dept
assistant
staff
aware
of
the
kinds
of
web
site
• Admin,
faculty,
and
staff
services
provided
by
o Social
media
• Counselling
Services
web
must
be
willing
to
learn
Counselling
Services.
b. Staff
an
information
site
how
to
better
equip
• Student
perceptions
of
the
booth
during
student
themselves
in
supporting
value
of
the
service
they
orientation
and
• CapUSafe
and
CSU
Apps
student
concerns
receive
from
Counselling
periodically
Services
throughout
the
year.
• Information
on
mental
• Student
perceptions
of
the
Requested
Resources
health
and
wellness
are
effects
their
counselling
readily
accessible
in
assistance
and
its
impact
on
Staff
&
Faculty
Support
• Survey
development
tool
different
formats
(e.g.,
brochure,
info
sheets,
a. Increase
Admin,
• Scheduling,
record
online
resources,
blogs.)
faculty,
and
staff
keeping,
data
collecting
knowledge
of
the
software
program
counselling
services
• Resources
for
marketing
6
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
and
how
to
refer
their
retention
and
Comment [Office4]: Move
from
result
3
students
in
needs.
improvement
of
school
b. Inform
new
faculty
performance
and
staff
of
• Student
perceptions
of
the
counselling
services
value
of
problem
solving
resources
for
and
emotional
students
at
new
staff
management
skills
to
their
and
faculty
academic
and
personal
orientation
success
c. Develop
information
package
on
counselling
services
and
how
to
make
referral
and
disseminate
it
to
all
admin,
faculty,
and
staff
d. Provide
Counselling
services
information
available
on
admin,
faculty,
staff
resources
web
page.
e. Conduct
“How
to”
respond
and
refer
students-‐in-‐need
training
to
admin,
faculty
and
staff
f. Develop
questionnaires
and
surveys
for
admin,
faculty,
staff,
and
students
to
gauge
their
awareness
of
the
counselling
services
and
its
value
to
student
success
7
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
•
2.
Students
increase
their
Services
to
students
• %
of
participating
students
understanding
of
obstacles
to
a. Provide
counselling
who
now
feel
better
their
academic
success/career
interventions
equipped
to
solve
problems
Comment [Office5]: Split
into
result
1
&
result
2
decision-‐making
process
and
b. Provide
career
and
and
overcome
obstacles
Comment [Office6]: Added
learn
ways
to
resolve
them
personality
preventing
them
from
assessment
achieving
their
career
and
Comment [Office7]: Move
from
result
4.
academic
goals
Comment [Office9]: Move
from
result
4.
Consultation
to
admin,
faculty,
and
staff
• Student
scores
on
the
pre-‐
and
post-‐counselling
self-‐
a. Develop
survey
and
assessment
on
gather
feedback
psychological
and
concerning
the
emotional
well-‐being,
consultation
problem
solving
and
experience
emotional
management
skills.
b. Develop
information
package
on
• #
and
%
of
students
who
Counselling
Services
are
at
risk
academically
and
how
counsellors
make
improvement
in
their
provide
support
to
all
academic
performance
admin,
faculty,
and
compared
to
those
who
did
staff
for
increasing
not
seek
counselling
help.
their
ability
to
identify
and
refer
at-‐ • #
of
students
who
are
risk
students
in
need
retained
at
Capilano
after
of
Counselling
taking
advantage
of
Services
counselling
services.
• Faculty
perceptions
and
Assessment
satisfaction
concerning
their
consultation
a. Develop
tools
to
experience
assess
pre-‐
and
post-‐
counselling
changes
•
b. Implement
assessment
tools
c. Develop
evaluation
questionnaire
to
gather
feedback
from
student
clients
about
their
counselling
experience
and
its
8
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
impact
on
their
• Average
waiting
time
for
Comment [Office8]: Move
from
3.
quality
of
life
and
students
seeking
3.
Students
receive
academic
experience
Requested
Resources
• Students
must
be
aware
appointments
appropriate
and
timely
of
the
services
offered
by
counselling
services
as
needs
• Assessment
tools
Counselling
Services
and
• Average
waiting
time
for
arise
Data
be
willing
to
ask
for
help.
students
in
crisis
a. Collect
and
analyze
development
appointments
4.
Counsellors
have
the
students
counselling
• Survey
development
capacity
to
increase
in
student
need
throughout
the
• Data
collection
• Counselling
services
psychological
and
emotional
year
to
identify
the
• Scheduling,
record
• Students’
perception
of
a
health
and
their
skills
in
trend.
must
be
provided
to
problem
solving
and
b. Develop
a
data
keeping,
data
collecting
students
by
positive
counselling
emotional
management.
collection
system
software
program
professionally
trained
experience
and
its
effect
of
documenting
types
of
therapists
who
have
their
continuation
of
requests,
support
enrollment
and
need
categories,
Requested
Resources
gender,
age,
9
degree/certification
type,
service
• Funding
for
professional
provided
etc.
development
c. Create
and
administer
a
student
survey
to
identify
counselling
needs
of
Capilano
students
Services
a. Ensure
adequate
numbers
of
counseling
appointments
are
made
available
to
students
in
need
Professional
Development
a. Identify
counsellor
needs
for
professional
development
related
to
serving
the
needs
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
5.
Students
increase
their
of
Capilano
students
knowledge
and
improvement
of
school
awareness
of
on
and
off
and
their
academic
campus
resources
and
their
and
personal
success
experiences
working
with
performance.
mental
health
and
wellness.
b. Offer
cousnellors
relevant
professional
post-‐secondary
student
• Student
scores
on
the
Pre-‐
development
population.
and
post-‐
counselling
self-‐
opportunities
to
keep
up-‐to-‐date
with
• Time
off
and
funding
for
assessment
on
mental
health
counsellors’
professional
psychological
and
theories
and
evidence
based
development.
emotional
well-‐being,
practices
c. Develop
PD
policy
• Adequate
sections
problem
solving
and
which
includes
the
number
of
person
allocated
for
counselling
emotional
management
sent
to
each
conference,
the
duty
services.
skills.
of
conference
participants
to
• #
and
%
of
students
who
prepare
and
deliver
a
are
at
risk
academically
presentation
to
the
Student
Success
make
improvement
in
their
Team
and
the
Department
of
the
academic
performance
key
elements
of
best
compared
to
those
who
did
practices
learned
at
the
conference
with
not
seek
counselling
help.
suggestions
for
how
they
relate
to
and
• #
of
students
who
are
can
be
applied
in
retained
at
Capilano
after
Counselling
Services
taking
advantage
of
counselling
services
Workshops/Events
a. Offer
topical
psycho-‐
educational
events
for
the
university
community
on
issues
Requested
Resources
• Student
awareness
of
• Honorariums
for
mental
health
and
external
speakers
awareness
issues
and
their
impact
on
their
success
10
Intended
Results
Indicative
Activities
Inputs
Conditions
for
Success
Indicators
commonly
faced
by
• %
of
students
who
report
college
students.
awareness
of
resources
on
b. Conduct
and
off
campus
psychoeducational
presentations
as
an
integral
part
of
curriculum
for
students
Comment [Office10]: added
in
high
stress
programs.
c. Conduct
psycho-‐
educational
events
in
various
formats,
e.g.,
films,
forum,
presentation,
game
activities,
competitions,
etc.
d. Collaborate
with
Student
Affairs,
Athletics
&
Recreation,
and
other
student
services
resources
to
campus
(e.g.,
eating
disorder,
substance
use,
gambling,
mental
health
awareness,
violence)
e. Periodically
set
up
Mental
health
information
booths
at
various
locations
on
campus
throughout
the
year.
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