Student Success, Belonging and Global Engagement
Working Together
Dear Triton Community,
At Edmonds College, we are committed to student success for all and having a diverse, equitable, and inclusive campus community. As an institution, we are intentionally working to create an educational environment that embodies institutional transformation while actively advancing success for all students.
Campus Climate survey
In Spring 2022, our faculty, staff, and students were invited to complete the Diversity,
                        Equity and Inclusion Campus Climate survey. This survey is a foundational part of
                        the new Washington State law, Higher Education - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion  Training
                        and Assessment, also known as SB 5227. This is the law that requires higher education
                        institutions to implement a campus climate assessment to “understand the current state
                        of diversity, equity, inclusion in the learning, working, and living environment on
                        campus for students.” 
We partnered with Hanover Research and obtained feedback from members of the campus
                        community in order to develop the survey, which explored our faculty, staff, and students’
                        perspective of our current anti-racism efforts.
DEI Professional Development Course Curriculum
State Required Professional Development Program: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | Curriculum and Trainings
This course has been designed to meet the requirements from the 2021 Diversity in Higher Education law, but more importantly it is designed to provide Edmonds College employees a space to learn foundational concepts and reflect on how we can apply this knowledge to better serve our students, create a more inclusive community, close equity gaps, and advance student success for all.
Participants will be given feedback as they engage the curriculum, reflect on their learning, and/or have questions related to the material. Participants will have the opportunity to create their own Student Success Action Plan that provides concrete opportunities to evaluate their current role at the college with the goal of moving forward and closing equity gaps. We will collect feedback from the course participants via a survey and course evaluations. We will share our findings with SBCTC.
Contact Information
Dr. Yvonne Terrell-Powell
Vice President for Student Success, Belonging and Global Engagement
yvonne.terrellpowell@edmonds.edu | 425.640.1456
Kristin Prasanna
Executive Assistant to the Vice President
kristin.prasanna@edmonds.edu | 425.640.1340