2b. Padlet 1 - Brainstorming CSUCIs One Health Values Purpose and Impact.xlsx

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1	Padlet #1	CSUCI Campus Forum (March 6, 2024)
2		Brainstorming CSUCI's "One Health" Values, Purpose, and Impact
3		Institutional values, purpose, and impact -- on whom and what -- related to One Health
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6	1	One Health Values	harmony between environment, human, and economy
7	2	One Health Values	Healing
8	3	One Health Values	sustainability, climate action, adaptation and resilience to climate change
9	4	One Health Values	Mindfulness
10	5	One Health Values	Connectedness
11	6	One Health Values	Belonging	How do we convey this value? How are we demonstratung inclusion, and opportunity for all to join us? On our public-facing, and closed platform systems.	1
12	7	One Health Values	Diversity, Equity, Inclusion	I don't believe the language we use is inclusive. There are a lot of overused and densely academic words that are fine for faculty, but much of the staff and students might feel excluded. I believe we should have a "do not use" list of words in which we search for alternatives. Among the overused academic/corporate cliche words: leverage, stakeholder, anything -based, (evidence-based, community-based, place-based (and I for one don't know what that means). Among the academic words that reach few beyond faculty: iinterdiscipinarity (?); lived experience (what other kind of experience is there?); experiential (hands-on or real world or something even more specific might be better). intentional (do we do anything unintentionally?)
13	8	One Health Values	Fellowship
14	9	One Health Values	Knowing and looking out for one another
15	10	One Health Values	Holistic
16	11	One Health Values	Finding a sense of belonging and community
17	12	One Health Values	Wellness
18	13	One Health Values	One language
19	14	One Health Values	Intentional Collaborations, which includes the community off campus
20	15	One Health Values	Respect for each other, for community, for land and place.
21	16	One Health Values	Intentionally engaging
22	17	One Health Values	Fellowship
23	18	One Health Values	holistic nature of the university and how it interfaces with the community, how can we leverage shared resources instead of competing and dwelling in scarcity
24	19	One Health Values	DEIA
25	20	One Health Values	Inclusive and community oriented
26	21	One Health Values	Place-centeredness	I really don't like this word combo. I and probably many others don't know what this means. I think people may be too embarrassed to admit they have no idea what it means. I would like a word or word combo that is more specific.
27	22	One Health Values	Quality education at competitive costs unique location tied to land and water Diversity of students, faculty, staff
28	23	One Health Values	Servingness: what is to be a model institution for the majority minority of students?
29	24	One Health Values	belonging, collaboration, community, relationships, being seen as an individual, respected and valued with dignity
30	25	One Health Values	Ethics of care
31	26	One Health Values	Representation of minorities, especially people with disabilities
32	27	One Health Values	Individual dignity: Beyond collectivity
33	28	One Health Values	Social mobility and belonging; what happened to Channel your potential? Inclusion, education, thriving, financial freedom, re-investing in our region		1
34	29	One Health Values	Education: Growth as whole individuals and community members
35	30	One Health Values	Dismantle pressure to declare major by allowing space to explore		1
36	31	One Health Values	Diverse
37	32	One Health Values	Scale: We are a small community serving campus in a large system. Sell locally that we are you: we are Ventura County. CI: We Are Ventura County. But for out of state students (western states compact) it’s the CI: Study in the Sun		1
38	33	One Health Values	CI: Small College, Big Impact
39	34	One Health Values	CI:Study in the Sun: For students from colder states in the Western States Compact
40	35	One Health Values	Create your space to learn and become part of a community where learning with friends and leaders propels future choices.
41	36	One Health Values	Freedom to Learn: Thinking about the comment re: negative high school experiences; also setting us up contrary to states that try to control what students learn in college.	Freedom to Grow. Freedom to Change.
42	37	One Health Purpose	Provide quality, affordable education Enhance educational experience through programs and experiences unique to the area
43	38	One Health Purpose	Serving the community
44	39	One Health Purpose	Enhance pathways to foster critical thinkers
45	40	One Health Purpose	Prepare students not just for jobs but to navigate career navigation
46	41	One Health Purpose	More than just a degree, having a wholistic education for growth, impacting your region and beyond
47	42	One Health Purpose	civically engaged
48	43	One Health Purpose	Culture & Identity: A foundation for our identity as an institution and our campus culture
49	44	One Health Purpose	solving societal needs and solving real-world problems
50	45	One Health Purpose	Who are we taking about? When we say community, who are talking about? Can we serve the business community and student communities, especially if they are not aligned on needs & want? So servingness to whom and to what end? How are we bridging and/connecting this gap?	I agree whole-heartedly with the above comment. Which community. The word "community" has been used so often, it is very nearly invisible. That's the peril of a threadbare word.
51	46	One Health Purpose	Clearly show path
52	47	One Health Purpose	Connect degree to place: A CI degree should leave a graduate uniquely qualified to navigate Central Coast economy/ecology/community
53	48	One Health Purpose	Exposure/Experiential: giving students and families the opportunity to see higher education as a valuable exciting option.
54	49	One Health Purpose	To serve and provide students with the support they need to thrive, graduate and meet post-graduate goals. To create and cultivate social mobility. To teach them how to become social change advocates for themselves and their community
55	50	One Health Purpose	Prove that a college degree is valuable: Valuable to graduates of this university and to encourage others to come here
56	51	One Health Purpose	Focus on current majors offered instead of trying to add new ones. Increase class options for current majors - more class times, different professors.
57	52	One Health Purpose	No Ferry Necessary: Not a value but a slogan
58	53	One Health Purpose	Chillin’ at Camarillo: Not a purpose but a slogan; rooted in Charlie Parker’s Relaxin’ at Camarillo, written after time here, but maybe catchier language?
59	54	One Health Purpose	CI: We Are Ventura County
60	55	One Health Purpose	Small campus, huge impacts. Student can still impact change here. It’s not as rooted as other universities, allowing flexibility in majors, experiences, educational experiences, etc.
61	56	Intended Impact	Lens for decision making
62	57	Intended Impact	Prosperity
63	58	Intended Impact	Helping students to understand the value and meaning of a one-health education. How do we motivate students to be excited to choose higher education?
64	59	Intended Impact	Establish CI as a leader in sustainability and climate action
65	60	Intended Impact	Code switch in different settings
66	61	Intended Impact	Student success: A place that students can come, feel supported and belonging, and succeed!!
67	62	Intended Impact	Social mobility for students, their family and future generations - specifically for Ventura County. Creating leaders for the local community. Create a brand for the university.	I think social mobility is another word used most often among those who live in academia, and not those trying to feel like they belong. This is an easy word to make more inclusive: "A degree can raise your profile, your income, your entire family's status, the happiness you feel about your career and social standing." Social mobility is more of a cerebral word used among statisticians.
68	63	Intended Impact	One vision and message about who the university is that is truly reflected on the campus.	Face the fact that CI is a commuter school and utilize that image to our advantage.
69	64	Intended Impact	A small campus in a big system. we’re part of the CSU which has common values of social mobility and education for all. But we are a small campus: part of a large university with a small school vibe, a personal touch. Your faculty know you.
70	65	Intended Impact	CSUCI: Your Faculty See You. Another slogan idea.
71	66	On Whom/What	Western states compact. Students in certain states can pay in- state tuition to come to CI
72	67	On Whom/What	Students, businesses/employers, community, land, animals, sea etc
73	68	On Whom/What	People with disabilities	• The disabled community must be explicitly integrated in this and all CI initiatives. Using the term “inclusion” is not enough. • Ensure we have a truly inclusive and diverse representation of individuals in this planning and visioning to develop something that serves all, especially those who are typically underrepresented.
74	69	On Whom/What	Growth and development of society, students, community.
75	70	On Whom/What	Outside in perspective. Let community needs inform academic programs and learning opportunities
76	71	On Whom/What	Campus Community: All faculty, staff, and administrators need a clear sense of who we are and where we're going to inform their work and develop community bonds
77	72	On Whom/What	On state legislature
78	73	On Whom/What	Students and families: Others should be a result of their progress and succes
79	74	On Whom/What	K-8 Students
80	75	On Whom/What	Students who typically go to UCSB/Cal Poly SLO. We should lean into our identity for nerdy local students as providing an intimate university experience, with small classes, internships, etc.		2
81	76	Words to Avoid	experiential learning		2
82	77	Words to Avoid	high-impact practices		1
83	78	Words to Avoid	Affordability: From EAB talk	A bachelor's degree is definitely not affordable anymore. Let's not lie to prospective students.	1
84	79	Words to Avoid	place-based assets	the -based and -centered hangers-on are terribly overused and really don't explain much. Vague. I still don't know what "place-based" means.	1
85	80	Words to Avoid	lived experiences	YES. Redundant. Just say life experience or just experience.
86	81	Words to Avoid	Workforce readiness
87	82	Words to Avoid	interdisciplinarity	And phrases like "theoretical and methodological pluralism. Fine for faculty but says "this talk is not for me" to everybody else.
88	83	Words to Avoid	Leverage, stakeholder
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