Toolkit

Student Success Center Toolkit

Student Success Center Toolkit is a compilation of materials to assist Student Success Center executive directors as they launch, staff, operate, and sustain Centers. The toolkit features materials created and used by existing Centers and are supplemented by relevant resources from JFF and other national organizations.

At a Glance

The Student Success Center Toolkit is a compilation of materials to assist Student Success Center executive directors as they launch, staff, operate, and sustain Centers. The toolkit features materials created and used by existing Centers and are supplemented by relevant resources from JFF and other national organizations.

Published aug. 23, 2018

Capabilites

Design

Invest

Scale

Area of Work

Ensuring Equity in Advancement

Topics

The toolkit draws on the experience of the 16 existing Student Success Centers, as well as the expertise of national providers and JFF. The toolkit includes a variety of resources and examples to assist SSCs with operations and capacity needs, as well as implementing guided pathways. Contact sscn@jff.org with any questions, or if you'd like to suggest a resource to add to the toolkit!

What does it take to run a Student Success Center? This toolkit will assist SSC executive directors in Center operations by covering focus areas like management, policy, and strategic planning.

JFF provides guidance, services, and support to SSC staff to support Centers’ work with colleges to implement guided pathways. We work closely with Centers and their colleges to assess their needs, and then facilitate customized technical assistance, training, and cross-Center learning.

16 SSCs are part of the national SSC Network, which JFF manages. Explore resources and benefits you can take advantage of as a SSC here.

Get the list of who the executive directors are, the states that have Centers, and a list of Network activities and events!

Who directs the Centers? Where are the Centers? When are Center events?