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Hayley Ashby

 

Hayley Ashby

Professor, Library Services

Norco College School of Communication, Humanities & Languages

Hayley Garcia Ashby joined Norco College at the start of the Spring 2021 semester as the full-time Library Services Platform (LSP) Librarian.

Hayley Ashby has a bachelor’s degree in English from University of California Riverside, a master’s degree in Library and Information Science from San Jose State University, and a doctoral degree in Organizational Leadership from Brandman University. The topic of her dissertation was strategic governance in the implementation of Guided Pathways at Scale at California Community Colleges. Professor Ashby transferred from Riverside City College (RCC) where she taught information literacy and computer information systems.

As the Network and Multimedia Librarian at RCC, she oversaw the library's physical and streaming media resources. Hayley is joining the Norco College Library & Learning Resources Center Team as the Library Services Platform Librarian. Having served as the RCC faculty accreditation lead, the college SLO Coordinator, department chair, and the lead of multiple leadership councils, Hayley brings with her a wealth of experience in strategic planning, institutional effectiveness, student equity, curriculum, accreditation, assessment, and Guided Pathways. In addition to teaching LIB 1, she also teaches CIS courses.

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Mustang of the Month December 2023 Hayley Ashby

Mustang of the Month - December 2023

Her nominator writes, “Anyone who knows Hayley knows her to be meticulous, diligent, detail-oriented, and hard-working. Dr. Hayley Ashby exemplifies Norco College's core commitments and embodies the Mustang spirit.” Dr. Ashby has been instrumental in supporting the planning efforts of the college in a number of ways that support student transformation, college transformation, and effectiveness, planning and governance. Since her transition to Norco College, she has served in several important roles. For example, her diligence and expertise in leading our accreditation efforts, particularly our Midterm Report, has been invaluable and has positioned the college well for the transition to the new ACCJC standards. Additionally, her contributions have greatly benefitted the college from the groundwork for the approved Document Control Proposal, which will assist in the next Norco College 5-year SPGM development.

Please join us in commending Hayley for being a highly engaged member of the college and faculty through her involvement in Academic Senate, governance, and in supporting the equity efforts of the Norco College library. Her engagement in student facing programming in the library, as well as her contributions in the Library Guided Pathways plan are evidence of her commitment to student access, equity, and success!

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