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Office of Research, Planning, and Institutional Effectiveness

PRO

PROmoting institutional effectiveness, supporting PROgram planning decisions, and imPROved student learning.

Please see Important Notice below regarding changes to SQL Report editing and deployment during the SaaS (Software as a Service) conversion.

The mission of the Planning and Research Office (PRO) is to secure and manage high quality data while transforming it into knowledge that can be used to inform and support planning decisions, improve student learning, and promote institutional effectiveness.

As a result of engaging with the Planning and Research Office, clients will be able to identify data sources, request technical assistance, and utilize data and reports in planning and decision making processes.

PRO is Responsible for

  • Coordinating planning activities such as the College Strategic Plan and environmental scanning for Education Master Planning

  • Facilitating Accreditation and Student Learning Outcomes reporting

  • Reviewing and providing mandatory reports to national, state, community organizations, and internal offices at Cabrillo

  • Conducting research studies on the efficacy of innovations

  • Supporting grant activities including acquisition and reporting

  • Providing operational support to campus offices and departments

The SQL Data Warehouse

A secure repository of campus data from a variety of campus data systems including Colleague, SARS, and MIS. This collaborative venture between PRO and Cabrillo IT drives the SQL Reports and Data Dashboards and many of our studies and reports including much of the eFactBook found on the Research page.

Please note: As part of the ongoing SaaS (Software as a Service) conversion, existing reports will take longer in general, and requested edits to existing reports are on hold until after the Spring 2025 semester. For more info, please review the Prioritization Guidelines.

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Promoting institutional effectiveness. Supporting program planning decisions and improved student learning.