Annual report of institutional progress, 1998-1999 : Coastal Georgia Community College
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Issue Date
1999-06-30
Type
Annual Report
Language
en_US
Keywords
College of Coastal Georgia , Coastal Georgia Community College
Authors
Lord, Dorothy L.
Abstract
A. Summary of Major Institutional Accomplishments --
B. Annual Progress in Institutional Strategic Planning --
C. Annual Progress in Assessing Institutional Effectiveness --
D. Retention --
E. Overall Institutional Health --
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CONNECTIONS WITH K-12 SCHOOLS. Work of Coastal Georgia Community
College P-16 Council. The Academic Bowl continued to be a very successful linkage activity with area high schools.The Postsecondary Readiness Enrichment Program (PREP) at CGCC had a most successful year. (Homework ceners). Development of visiona and goals for a quality workforce --
INTERAGENCY COLLABORATION: During this year the DTAE sponsored New Connections
to Work and the Georgia Fatherhood programs continued as a local application of the statewide
collaboration of the Departments of Labor, Human Resources, and the DTAE. --
CONNECTING STUDENTS AND TECHNOLOGY: Students are registered in remote locations resulting in registration without lines. Student e-mail has
consistently grown in popularity and use. new Interconnected Library
System. --
INTERINSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATION. The Brunswick Center
consortium (CGCC, Armstrong Atlantic State University, Georgia Southern University) completed its
thirteenth year of operation. The Liberty Center consortium opened in 1998 --
MODEL NATIONAL CALIBER PROGRAMS. Coastal Georgia Minority Outreach Program. Academic Advising Center. --
MANDALA MOVEMENT. facilitate the development of an environment of understanding, acceptance, and respect that
actively supports and celebrates both unity and diversity. Society's broadening view of civil rights --
Physical facilities master planning was begun --
This year was one of the two toughest years experienced during this
president's tenure. Semester conversion brought severe financial results for the institution. --
ENHANCING WORKFORCE PREPARATION FOR EMPLOYMENT. Radiologic Science
Program had 100 percent placement of graduates. IBM AS/400 computing partnership with two major local employers continued. Quick Start owned state certification programs in Customer Service and Manufacturing were
offered with good success. Manufacturing Maintenance Technology program closely aligned with the needs of the
paper and pulp industry.
USE OF LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY: usage of GALILEO. Phase I status for implementation of the Georgia
Interconnected Libraries (GIL) project. Many computers both at the Camden Center and at the main campus were
replaced with Y2K compliant computers. --
FACULTY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICE --
With strategic planning being an on-going process, a majority of the previous 64 goals were achieved
during 1996-97 and 1997-98 with most of the goals continuing from year to year. --
Coastal Georgia Community College has accepted eight general education outcomes. The transfer program assessment results continue to be outstanding. Pass rates on national licensure and certifying exams for registered nursing, practical nursing, medical
lab technology and radiologic science students continue to be excellent. --
CHANGES MADE IN RESPONSE TO THE 1997 STUDENT SATISFACTION SURVEY
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Publisher
College of Coastal Georgia