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Annual Review 2 2016-2017 Annual Review 2 Table of Contents Message from the President ………………………………….………3 Mission and Vision ………………………………………………….….4 Office of the President ………………………………………………....5 Table College Foundation …………………………………………….6 Plant Operations and Facilities Maintenance ….……………7 Public Affairs ……………………..……………….…………….8 of Security and Emergency Preparedness .…………………….9 Instruction and Student Support …………………………………….10 Academic Divisions …………………………………………...11 Contents Applied Sciences …..………………………………….11 Arts and Sciences ..….………………………………..12 Health Sciences ……….………………………………13 Library Resources …………………………………………….14 Instructional Support and Distance Learning …….………..15 Institutional Effectiveness ……………………………………16 Student Services ……………………………………………...17 Corporate and Community Education ………………………………18 Basic Skills …………………………………………………….19 Customized Training ………………………………………….20 Human Resource Development ……………………………..21 Occupational Programs ………………………………………22 Small Business Center ……………………………………….23 Finance and Administrative Services ……………………………….24 Business Operations ………………………………………….25 Human Resources …………………………………………….26 Information Technology ………………………………………27 2016-2017 Annual Review 3 A message This academic year marks another period of accomplishment for from the Carteret Community College. Our students, faculty, and staff have excelled in significant ways and in fulfillment of our mission, improving President the quality of life for all citizens of Carteret County and eastern North Carolina. This year we launch the first Annual Review, a report that highlights the growth and achievements of the 2016-2017 academic year. My hope is that this report provides you with a sense of the commitment and dedication to the values that have made Carteret Community College what it is today. As I write this, our May graduation, a day that represents the culmination of our shared achievement documented in these pages, is fresh in my mind. Graduation day at Carteret Community College is full with planning and excitement, creating pomp and circumstance all brought forward with levels of grandeur appropriate for a small rural community college. We utilize public facilities, which when filled with chairs and appropriate décor, create a place of reserved spectacle suitable for celebration of students’ accomplishments. This year, Carteret Community College celebrated the largest graduating class in recent history, with 485 achieving their educational goals. This year also saw the largest participation at graduation in recent history, with 162 students receiving their credentials in front of faculty, staff, family, and friends. The focus on students tells the entire story of our priorities and what graduation means to me, to our faculty and staff, and to our community. It is the ever-present optimism and dedication of our faculty and staff that create a positive experience for our students and value for our community. It is that deep, ongoing dedication that provides me with inspiration and gratitude for the opportunity to serve this community. Respectfully, Kerry Youngblood, Ph.D. President 2016-2017 Annual Review 4 Mission and Vision Carteret Community College offers opportunities for lifelong learning Mission through high quality traditional and distance learning teaching, training, support, and enrichment with the intended purpose of and improving the quality of life for all citizens of Carteret County and eastern North Carolina. Vision The Carteret Community College Vision is based on the pursuit of excellence in four dimensions: An Excellent Learning College An Excellent An Excellent Steward of the Place to Work Public Trust An Excellent Resource for Workforce Development and Quality of Life 2016-2017 Annual Review 5 Office of the President In addition to bearing the responsibility for the college as a whole, the Office of President of Carteret Community College provides leadership and supervision for the Carteret Community College Foundation, Plant the Operations and Facilities Maintenance, Public Information Office, and President Security and Emergency Preparedness. Carteret Community College Foundation For more than 40 years, the Carteret Community College Foundation has supported the College’s mission to provide high quality educational opportunities to the citizenry of Carteret County. Founded in 1976, the Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that provides financial support to the College through student scholarships and funding for programs, Figure 1 - Mike Toler check presentation for the equipment, facilities, faculty- Automotive Technology Program driven initiatives, and other institutional priorities. Governed by an independent board of directors who are committed to this philosophy, the Foundation will continue to ensure that the College has what it needs to support students in reaching their educational goals. The Carteret Community College Foundation has had a very successful year, with both internal and external partners increasing their generous support. With a net income of $21,720, the Carteret Community College Spanish Mackerel and Dolphin Fishing Tournament increased its net revenue by 13%. The Carteret Community College Transportation Impact Golf Tournament saw a 40% increase in its net revenue and had a net income of $15,897. The very popular Escoffier Chefs Dinner Series saw approximate net income of $26,046, which is an outstanding 96% increase over last year. 2016-2017 Annual Review 6 The Campus Fund Drive, an internal campaign called the Power of Participation, provides faculty and staff with an opportunity to support scholarships, programs, and other Foundation giving opportunities. This year participation in the Campus Fund Drive increased by 86%, reflecting the strength of internal support from the College’s employees. With the help of the local American Red Cross, the Foundation holds a series of Fundraising Blood Drives Figure 2 - Winners of the 2016 Spanish Mackerel & throughout the year. This year the 55% increase in Dolphin Fishing Tournament participation allowed for the distinction of #1 in the state of North Carolina for Community College Blood Drives with 75 units collected in one day! The Foundation developed several new fund-raisers this year, including the following: o Music in Joslyn Hall o Bunco Beach Brunch o Shuck, Rattle, & Roll o Brick Pavers o Crystal Coast Author Fair The Foundation is committed to providing community members with diverse opportunities in learning. This year the Figure 3 - Tasting fresh oysters at the Shuck, Rattle, & Roll Foundation developed “friend-raisers” such as Broadway Show Day Trips and a Lecture Series in Joslyn Hall in collaboration with UNC-Chapel Hill Humanities to support life-long learning. Additional learning opportunities are planned for 2017- 2018. An evaluation of the International Film Series led to the establishment of a committee and a few key changes believed to enhance the program. The committee is charged with previewing and selecting the movies to be shown each year. The committee also decided to include a Friday matinee so more members of the community could attend. Lastly, the committee created a “Dinner and a Movie” package, which included a three-course dinner, representative of the country depicted in the movie and prepared by a local chef, with each Figure 4 - Bucky and Wendi Oliver of The Boathouse at movie ticket. Front Street Village with the Spanish Mackerel & Dolphin Fishing Tournament youth participants. The Foundation has been busy this year working with community partners to secure the following new student scholarships: o The Webb Foundation for Aquaculture Scholarship is a two-year, two-student commitment of over $11,600. 2016-2017 Annual Review 7 o The Brandt Animal Foundation paid the registration fee for the entire class of 13 Veterinary Assistants and totaling more than $2,000. o The Automotive Technology Program Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship for first year Automotive Technology Students. o The John Peter Larke Scholarship is a $500 scholarship, awarded per year, to a Nursing Program Student. o The J. David Pollack Scholarship is a $500 Figure 5 - Winners of the 2016 Bunco Beach Brunch scholarship, awarded annually, to a Trades (curriculum or Corporate and Community Education) Student. The Foundation provides faculty, staff, and administration with support in finding grant opportunities, assistance with creating competitive proposals, and timelines for proposal submissions. This year the College received the following grants. o Penguin Plunge Grant for the Veteran Student Success Center worth $10,300. o Golden Leaf Grant for Automotive Technology, worth $140,000. Plant Operations and Facilities Maintenance The Plant Operations and Facilities Department has a staff of 21 college employees directed and managed by a director, facilities manager, custodian manager, lead landscape technician, administrative assistant and coordinator. The Figure 6 - Local Escoffier Chefs Anthony Garnett, Charles department is responsible for 41 acres, 19 buildings, and 17 Park, and Floyd Olmstead at an Escoffier Dinner vehicles, as well as all department records and the County operational and capital annual budgets. The department manages all facilities contracts and contractors and performs all preventative, corrective, and emergency maintenance work orders for all areas of the College. The purpose of the Plant Operations and Facilities Maintenance Department is to support the College’s mission by operating and maintaining physical
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