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    Annual report of institutional progress, 1999-2000 : Coastal Georgia Community College

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    Issue Date
    2000-06-30
    Type
    Annual Report
    Language
    en_US
    Keyword
    College of Coastal Georgia; Coastal Georgia Community College
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    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10675.4/221
    Author
    Lord, Dorothy L.
    Abstract
    A: SUMMARY OF MAJOR INSTITUTIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE PRECEDING YEAR -- B: ANNUAL PROGRESS IN INSTITUTIONAL STRATEGIC PLANNING -- C: ANNUAL PROGRESS IN ASSESSING INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS -- SECTION D: RETENTION RATES AND GRADUATION/TRANSFER RATES -- E. OVERALL INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH -- The master planning process continued over the entire fiscal year. The major areas addressed in the master plan included the college, mission, and goals; existing campus conditions; future campus requirements; alternative concepts; the preferred master plan; and cost estimates. FACILITY PLANNING FOR PERMANENT CAMDEN RESIDENCE CENTER. -- The all engaging process of institutional self-study in preparation for reaffirmation of accreditation continued for the full academic year. -- CONNECTIONS WITH K-12 SCHOOL: two major goals: improvement of student achievement for postsecondary education and for employment and improvement of parental involvement with schools. -- The health programs continue to have strong enrollment with a waiting list for admission to the nursing programs both in Brunswick and in the Savannah distance learning cluster. Demand is significantly increasing for registered nurses throughout the region and site expansion of the distance learning outreach to the Savannah region is being considered. -- Quick Start programs: an on-site industry program at a large seafood processing industry; Emergency Medical Technician program -- strong 92% participation in giving rate from college employees and retirees. approximately $628,000 for the year. -- PeopleSoft Implementation All business office staff participated in extensive PeopleSoft training activities. -- In 1999-2000 the college focused on achieving the thirteen strategic planning priorities adopted as part of the 1995 revision of the college's mission statement. Six remaining new goals were not achieved due to the lack of funds. -- CGCC volunteered to participate in the First Year Experience Project funded for the USG by the Pew Charitable Trust because of institutional concerns centering on low retention and graduation rates. -- The institution's overall fiscal health has not recovered from the results of semester conversion. Students continue to strongly resist taking a full load on the semester calendar. Major recruitment efforts to attract new students to replace the lost EFT have brought only limited results because of the pervasive low average student load. As reflected in the Benchmarking Project, CGCC has the highest percentage of part-time enrollment and the highest average age of any System institution. -- faculty have felt a sense of overload. problems with the BANNER student information system. problem is beyond the capability of computer services personnel and the level of cooperation between functional users and the computer services personnel has suffered as a result of these unresolved problems.
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    College of Coastal Georgia
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