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ASSIST is a cooperative effort of California's public higher education institutions; every California Community College, California State University campus, and University of California campus participates in ASSIST. Here's a quick description of what each campus does in ASSIST.
Each year the chief student services officer on each campus is asked
to identify someone as the official ASSIST manager at the campus.
An accurate database of basic curricular information is essential for accurate articulation. Campuses are asked to use the ASSIST Curriculum Update System each term to provide information about new courses, courses that are no longer taught, and changes to existing courses.
Each year the chief student services officer on each campus is asked to identify someone as the official ASSIST manager at the campus.
An accurate database of basic curricular information is essential for accurate articulation. Campuses are asked to use the ASSIST Curriculum Update System each term to provide information about new courses, courses that are no longer taught, and changes to existing courses.
The most important aspect of the universities' participation in ASSIST is the entry and maintenance of articulation into ASSIST. Articulation entry is done online using software provided by ASSIST. ASSIST is recognized as the official statewide database of articulation and transfer information; each university campus is expected to have all of their current, valid articulation entered in ASSIST.
When questions arise concerning courses or articulation, it is important to have a single point of contact on each campus. We also ask for input on various issues as they arise.
Each term campuses are asked to update their curriculum data in ASSIST. Managers often do this entry themselves or supervise other staff doing the data entry.
Campus ASSIST Managers are asked to encourage students, counselors, faculty and others to understand and use ASSIST. Promoting ASSIST could also include flyers, posters, ads in campus publications, or other ideas.
Campus ASSIST Managers should be familiar enough with ASSIST to help others use it and answer basic questions about ASSIST.
Campus Web sites, especially Transfer Center and Counseling pages, are excellent places for links to ASSIST. Campus ASSIST Managers are asked to coordinate implementing these links.
When questions arise concerning courses or articulation, it's important to have a single point of contact on each campus. We also ask for input on various issues as they arise.
Each university campus is responsible for the entry and maintenance of its own articulation. Managers may do this entry themselves or supervise other staff doing the data entry.
Campuses are asked to update their curriculum data in ASSIST for each term. Managers often do this entry themselves or supervise other staff doing the data entry.
Campus ASSIST Managers are asked to encourage students, counselors, faculty, and others to understand and use ASSIST. Promoting ASSIST could also include flyers, posters, ads in campus publications, or other ideas.
Campus ASSIST Managers should be familiar enough with ASSIST to help others use it and answer basic questions about ASSIST.
Campus Web sites, especially Transfer Center and Counseling pages, are excellent places for links to ASSIST. Campus ASSIST Managers are asked to coordinate implementing these links.