San Juan College’s (High Impact Practices) HIP Hub focuses on helping further students’ success.
What are HIPs (high-impact practices)?
HIPs are active learning, evidence-based practices that promote deep learning by promoting student engagement and equity on college campuses. HIPs include service learning, common intellectual experiences (such as One Book/One Community), global studies, collaborative assignments and projects, undergraduate research, portfolios and capstone projects, internships, and first-year seminars.
What are the benefits?
- Students who participate in HIPs are more likely to complete college, maintain a high GPA and have an overall positive college experience.
- HIPs provide a collaborative space for educators to develop new teaching ideas and learn from one another.
HIP Hub Student Services
- Assistance with service learning paperwork and placement
- Student Showcase and Research Conference
- Honors Program
- One Book/One Community Events
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- One Book One Community
- Service Learning
- Student Showcase and Research Conference
HIP Hub Educator Support Services
The HIP Hub can also assist educators with:
- Class presentations for service learning
- Facilitation with the Student Showcase & Research Conference
- Facilitation with any HIP development
- Professional development activities on HIPs and equity
- Connecting with other educators who are implementing HIPs
- Communication about HIPs research and campus activities and events
- One Book/One Community activities
- Connecting to the Experiential Learning Advisory Council (ELAC)
- Additional Educator Resources can be found on MySJC.