Reports

• 2022 PACE Campus Climate Survey
• 2018 PACE Campus Climate Survey
• 2014 NILIE PACE Climate Survey
• CCSSE 2016 Executive Summary
• SENSE 2016 Executive Summary
• #RealCollege 2021 Survey on Basic Needs Insecurity
• #RealCollege During COVID 19 Survey
• #RealCollege 2019 Survey on Basic Needs Insecurity

Assessment

• AA/AS Degree Outcomes
• Workforce Education Outcomes
• 2011-12 Assessment of AA/AS Degree Learning Outcomes

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2011 Economic Impact of Walla Walla Community College (EMSI)

• Executive Summary
• Full Report

The reports below show estimated rates of employment after nine months for workforce degree & certificate completers by program CIP. Only program completers with no further enrollment in the Washington CTC system for a year are included. Rates are based on unemployment insurance (UI) records in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon. Since many employed graduates may not pay UI (self employed, e.g.) or may work outside of those states mentioned, a process was developed by the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) to estimate the total number employed. Please note that data for groups of less than 10 have been suppressed. Data come from the Data Linking for Outcomes Assessment (DLOA) database maintained by SBCTC.

For information on earnings of students completing certificates and degrees from Washington public schools and universities and for those completing apprenticeship programs in Washington, please see the earnings reports available from the Education Research & Data Center (ERDC).

For information on the top 25 occupations and employers in Washington as well as the skill sets and certifications that Washington employers say they’re looking for, please see the employer demand reports available from the Washington State Employment Security Department. Other labor market reports and analyses can be found there as well.

The SBCTC Workforce Supply and Demand dashboard can be accessed here (restrictions may apply).

• 2015-16 Estimated Employment Rate
• 2014-15 Estimated Employment Rate
• 2013-14 Estimated Employment Rate
• 2012-13 Estimated Employment Rate
• 2011-12 Estimated Employment Rate
• 2010-11 Estimated Employment Rate

Walla Walla Community College is committed to student success and closing student achievement gaps. In this, WWCC is proud to support the goals of the Achieving the Dream National Reform Network – the nation’s most comprehensive non-governmental reform network for student success in higher education history – working to help community college students have a better chance of realizing greater economic opportunity and achieving their dreams.

The reports and resources below relate to our commitment to student success and equity. More reports and information may be available from OPRA staff.