Main Responsibilities of a Program Coordinator at Mt. San Antonio College
Yolanda's main responsibility as Program Coordinator at Mt. San Antonio College involves managing the "early alert" initiative, a system where faculty flag struggling students. The early alert system allows Yolanda to "navigate all the alerts" and connect students with appropriate support services to improve "their" academic success and persistence.
Project Management, Communication, Problem-Solving, Teamwork, Data Analysis
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Yolanda Haro
Program Coordinador
Mt. San Antonio College
UCLA 1990
SIT, Master’s degree
Political Science, American Studies
Education
Operations and Project Management
Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, Pell Grant Recipient, Took Out Loans, Immigrant, Worked 20+ Hours in School, First Generation College Student
Video Highlights
1. Early Alert Program Coordination: Yolanda's role involves managing an early alert system to identify and support students struggling academically or with mental health issues.
2. Connecting Students with Support Services: A key responsibility is to connect struggling students with appropriate support services across the college.
3. Improving Student Success: The overall goal of Yolanda's work is to help students stay in their classes and succeed in their semester by providing timely interventions and support.
Transcript
What are your main responsibilities within your current role?
My current role is to coordinate an initiative called Early Alert. Early Alert is a tool that faculty can use to send us information about a student who is struggling in their courses. This can be due to performance, attendance, or mental health issues.
I receive these alerts and then, in my office, we forward them to the different support services that can assist the student. My responsibilities include navigating all the alerts, sending them to the appropriate location, and ensuring students get the services they need to stay in class and succeed in their semester.
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