OUTREACH EFFORTS

Each of the member campuses in the Central Valley Higher Education Consortium (CVHEC) maintains active outreach program to promote college-going.  In addition, CVHEC works collectively in the following areas:

P-16 Councils are partnerships involving preschool through college educational leaders along with local business leaders designed to examine ways to close achievement gaps in student performance and raise achievement levels for all students. The importance of collecting and using data in policy decisions is emphasized, along with academic rigor. The goal: higher student achievement and more students enrolling in college.  The Central Valley Higher Education Consortium is currently a partner in P-16 councils in Merced County and Tulare/Kings County.  Other regional councils are in the planning stages.

For more information on P-16 Councils, please visit the Tulare Kings County P-16 Network for Student Success web site.

The Latino Marking Campaign is designed to target Latino students/parents with culturally relevant college-going messages including this television spot. (DSL/LAN 200k-500k)or (Dial Up 28k-56k) - Windows Media Player

The Central Valley Guaranteed Transfer Program designed to ease the transfer process from two-year community colleges to four-year universities in our region.

The CVHEC Directory provides information on all of the member colleges in the Central Valley and their programs.

CVHEC is active partner with the Campaign for College Opportunity, an awareness and advocacy effort to keep the promise to Californians of access to higher education in our state.