IEPI engages a statewide network of California Community College professionals who volunteer their expertise, experience, and knowledge to support peers across the system. PRT volunteers work collaboratively with each institution to develop a tailored menu of options aligned with the institution’s identified Area of Focus.

The “colleagues helping colleagues” model has proven so effective that many PRT Members find the experience so rewarding and impactful that they often express interest in serving on future teams. They are eager to continue supporting other colleges, sharing best practices, and contributing to meaningful improvements in student success across the system.

Volunteering to serve begins by completing a brief expertise survey. Explore the information below to learn more about serving on a Partnership Resource Team.

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    About PRTs & How to Volunteer

    Your expertise plays a vital role in supporting continuous improvement across California’s community colleges. IEPI’s colleagues helping colleagues approach benefits institutions and you!

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    Steps to Serving on a PRT

    Thank you for volunteering! Now that you’ve been assigned to a team, we’ll guide you through the next steps with helpful tips to get you started.

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    Travel Reimbursements & Stipends

    IEPI reimburses PRT members for travel for approved IEPI-related activities. Learn more about the process and completing necessary forms.

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    PRT Training Videos

    Our goal is to support PRT members every step of the way by providing the tools, resources, and forms needed for a successful experience.

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    Testimonials & Spotlights

    Hear from the experiences of PRT members and institutions benefiting from participation in the Partnership Resource Team process.

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  • Reports & Resources

    IEPI Grant information, reports, and resources are made available and updated continuously to reflect current practices, insights, and outcomes from ongoing work with colleges and districts statewide.

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