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FALL IN-SERVICE · SEPTEMBER 23, 2026

2026 Gallup

Engagement Results

"Many Voices, One Lane. Together."

Shane Turner, VP of Human Resources

Grant Matthews, AVP of Human Resources

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Where We're Headed

0:00 – 0:10

Welcome, framing, and survey methodology

Shane & Grant

0:10 – 0:20

Headline results — college-wide engagement

Grant

0:20 – 0:30

Deep dive — faculty engagement & leadership trust

Shane

0:30 – 0:40

The two persistent gaps — recognition & progress

Shane

0:40 – 0:45

What's already in motion

Shane

0:45 – 0:50

Call to action & discussion

Both

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SURVEY OVERVIEW & METHODOLOGY

What Gallup Q12 Measures

12 core items

Gallup's validated Q12 measures the workplace conditions most linked to engagement, retention, and performance.

Everyone represented

Results span faculty (LCCEA), classified staff (LCCEF), and managers — reported both college-wide and by unit.

How to read the score

Engaged / not engaged / actively disengaged, then benchmarked to Gallup's global percentile database.

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COLLEGE-WIDE HEADLINE RESULT

28%

of LCC employees are engaged at work

17th percentile in Gallup's global database

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HEADLINE RESULTS

Four Engagement Tiers

Basic Needs

Resources, expectations, and role clarity

Individual

Feeling known, valued, and heard

Teamwork

Belonging, collaboration, and shared mission

Growth

Development and progress — home to our lowest-scoring item

Growth and Individual carry the widest gap from college average — both come back in the next two sections.

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Current Mean

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Company Overall Current Mean

Q00: On a five-point scale, where 5 means extremely satisfied and 1 means extremely dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with Lane Community College as a place to work?

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593

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3.32

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-0.27

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3.32

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Q01: I know what is expected of me at work.

595

4.11

-0.07

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20

4.11

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Q02: I have the materials and equipment I need to do my work right.

595

3.63

-0.09

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16

3.63

Q03: At work, I have the opportunity to do what I do best every day.

585

3.75

-0.09

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21

3.75

Q04: In the last seven days, I have received recognition or praise for doing good work.

561

3.04

-0.24

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18

3.04

Q05: My supervisor, or someone at work, seems to care about me as a person.

590

4.10

-0.06

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35

4.10

Q06: There is someone at work who encourages my development.

578

3.55

-0.18

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21

3.55

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Q07: At work, my opinions seem to count.

589

3.36

-0.27

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19

3.36

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Q08: The mission or purpose of Lane Community College makes me feel my job is important.

588

3.68

-0.34

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21

3.68

Q09: My colleagues are committed to doing quality work.

589

4.06

-0.03

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4.06

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Q10: I have a best friend at work.

515

3.06

0.03

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20

3.06

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Q11: In the last six months, someone at work has talked to me about my progress.

565

3.00

-0.15

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3.00

Q12: This last year, I have had opportunities at work to learn and grow.

579

3.65

-0.14

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21

3.65

Engagement Mean

Trended Mean

Mean Percentile Rank - Gallup Overall

Respondents

Engagement Index

3.58

Change From Last Mean: -0.14

3.44 | 3.56 | 3.72 | 3.58

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Engaged: 28% Not Engaged: 51%

Actively Disengaged: 21%

EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT REPORT | EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND CLIMATE SURVEY 2026

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DEEP DIVE

Faculty & Leadership Trust

19%

of faculty are engaged, well below the 28% college average

Confidence in senior leadership is a clear concern

Presidential leadership items score well below typical results in Gallup's global database

This is the group we're prioritizing first.

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Company Overall Mean Percentile Rank - Custom Industry - Education - Postsecondary/Higher Education - Community Colleges

Q00: On a five-point scale, where 5 means extremely satisfied and 1 means extremely dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with Lane Community College as a place to work?

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238

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3.04

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-0.52

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3.32

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Q01: I know what is expected of me at work.

239

4.03

-0.06

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4.11

28

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Q02: I have the materials and equipment I need to do my work right.

238

3.42

-0.22

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3.63

17

Q03: At work, I have the opportunity to do what I do best every day.

235

3.63

-0.25

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3.75

26

Q04: In the last seven days, I have received recognition or praise for doing good work.

215

2.45

-0.40

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3.04

28

Q05: My supervisor, or someone at work, seems to care about me as a person.

235

3.88

-0.01

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4.10

30

Q06: There is someone at work who encourages my development.

229

3.35

-0.10

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3.55

24

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Q07: At work, my opinions seem to count.

234

3.03

-0.51

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3.36

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Q08: The mission or purpose of Lane Community College makes me feel my job is important.

236

3.52

-0.56

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3.68

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Q09: My colleagues are committed to doing quality work.

234

4.18

-0.05

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4.06

38

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Q10: I have a best friend at work.

206

2.89

-0.02

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3.06

35

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Q11: In the last six months, someone at work has talked to me about my progress.

224

2.64

-0.20

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3.00

16

Q12: This last year, I have had opportunities at work to learn and grow.

231

3.55

-0.26

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3.65

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EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT REPORT | EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND CLIMATE SURVEY 2026

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THE TWO PERSISTENT GAPS

Recognition & Progress

Recognition

~3.00

A 7-day-frequency item — one of the lowest two Q12 items college-wide

Progress

~2.99

Tied to growth and development — the other lowest-scoring item

Lowest two Q12 items college-wide, by a clear margin.

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DEEP DIVE

What Employees Are Telling Us

Leadership & Trust

Low confidence in senior leadership — concerns about transparency, communication, and inclusion in decision-making.

Budget & Program Decisions

Confusion over the rationale and data behind cuts; a perception that reductions fall disproportionately on faculty and classified staff.

Culture & Morale

Morale described as an all-time low by many long-tenured employees; recent contract negotiations strained trust.

The Bright Spot

Department-level support — supervisors, deans, colleagues — remains strong. The friction is institutional, not local.

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This Is Solvable

Recognition culture is currently balkanized — run separately across classified, faculty, and manager groups.

The shift: peer-to-peer recognition, not just manager-to-report — everyone recognizing everyone.

Progress ties directly to the evaluation cadence — a brief, required progress conversation built into the cycle.

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ALREADY UNDERWAY

What's Already in Motion

Departmental engagement briefs going to every manager — 60+ units, HRBP-owned

Evaluation-currency catch-up tied to the recognition/progress conversation

A cross-group recognition concept in development — one shared institutional recognition moment

Every manager submits an action plan by October 31

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Call to Action

Every Manager

  • Review your departmental brief
  • Hold one recognition/progress conversation with your team
  • Submit an action plan by October 31

Every Employee

  • Participate in unit-level recognition
  • Speak up in your action-plan conversation
  • Bring one honest idea to the table

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THANK YOU

Questions & Discussion

"Many Voices, One Lane. Together."

Shane Turner, VP of Human Resources

Grant Matthews, AVP of Human Resources