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Community College Exemplary Initiatives, Volume XI, 1999-2000. INSTITUTION American Association of Community Colleges, Washington, DC DOCUMENT RESUME ED 454 938 JC 010 532 AUTHOR Goss, Donald, Ed.; Goss, Susan, Ed. TITLE Community College Exemplary Initiatives, Volume XI, 1999-2000. INSTITUTION American Association of Community Colleges, Washington, DC. National Council of Instructional Administrators. PUB DATE 2000-00-00 NOTE 388p.; For Volume X, see ED 435 427. AVAILABLE FROM NCIA, P.O. Box 210040, Nashville, TN 37221-0040 ($15). Tel: 800-879-2270 (Toll Free); Web site: http://www.nciaonline.org. PUB TYPE Reports Descriptive (141) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC16 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Community Colleges; *Cross Cultural Studies; *Developmental Programs; *Education Work Relationship; Global Approach; Global Education; High Risk Students; Labor Force Development; *Pilot Projects; School Business Relationship; *Service Learning; Success; Two Year Colleges; Vocational Education ABSTRACT This is the eleventh annual volume of a series presenting outstanding campus initiatives. This volume includes the following sections: (1) Exemplary Initiatives in Workforce Development Award Winners, Honorable Mentions, and Other Entries;(2) Exemplary Initiatives in Enhancing Student Learning Award Winners, Honorable Mentions, and Other Entries;(3) Exemplary Initiatives in Development Education Award Winners, Honorable Mentions, and Other Entries; and (4) Exemplary Initiatives in External Partnerships and Collaboration Award Winners, Honorable Mentions, and Other Entries. Award winners include:(1) Colorado Works! Colorado Community College & Occupation Education System;(2) Kingwood College Student Research Respiratory Care for the Aging, Kingwood College;(3) Instructional Design Development Program, Cuyahoga Community College;(4) Enhancing Student Learning with Web-Based Workplace Education, Lexington Community College;(5) Service Learning, Miami-Dade Community College;(6) Success Portfolio, John A. Logan College; and (7) Collaborative Pilot Program to Provide Dental Sealants, Dental Services, and Education Programs to Needy Public School Second Graders, Fayetteville Technical Community College. Contains an index of participating colleges. (NB) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. Community College Exemplary Initiatives Volume XI PERMISSION TO REPRODUCEAND DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIALHAS 1999-2000 BEEN GRANTED BY TO THE EDUCATIONALRESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) 1 r. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) A. Thisdocument has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it. 0 Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent official OERI position or policy. 2 The National Council of Instructional Administrators An Affiliated Council of the AACC 2 BEST COPY AVAILAE3LE Community College Exemplary Initiatives Volume XI 1999-2000 A Publication of the National Council of Instructional Administrators An Affiliated Council of the AACC 3 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The National Council of Instructional Administrators wishes to thank thefollowingindividualsfortheirassistanceinthe preparation of this volume: At College of Du Page: Sharon Bradwish-Miller Director of Awards Marianne Myrick Administrative Assistant At NCIA Office in Nashville: Donald Goss Editing, Publication Susan Goss Editing, Proofing 4 INTRODUCTION Community College Exemplary Initiatives, 1999-2000 is the eleventh annual volume of outstanding campus initiatives published by the National Council of Instructional Administrators (NCIA). This present volume contains four sections corresponding to the four categories in which programs were originally submitted to NCIA for its Annual Exemplary Initiatives Awards. These awards were presented at the annual AACC convention held in April at Washington, DC. Section I includes the descriptions of the two programs which shared the award for Exemplary Initiatives in Workforce Development. Also included are the two programs that were awarded honorable mentions. Edited versions of all other entries in this category are included. Section II includes the three programs which shared the award for Exemplary Initiatives In Enhancing Student Learning. Also included are the three programs that were awarded honorable mentions. Edited versions of all other entries in this category are included. Section III includes the description of the program that won the award for Exemplary Initiatives in Developmental Education. Two honorable mentions are also contained as well as edited versions of all other entries. Section IX includes the description of the winning program in the category Exemplary Initiatives in External Partnerships and Collaboration and the three programs that were awarded honorable mentions. Edited versions of all other entries are also included. In all, 204 programs are described herein. Each program cites the institutional contact person, the college address and phone number and the name of the college's Chief Executive Officer. An "Index of Participating Colleges" is contained at the end of the book. Programs were nominated as exemplary by the participating colleges. Each college determined the category or categories in which to compete. Program narratives were restricted to a maximum 1000 words. For this volume some editing for style and length has been done. Programs submitted were required to address three criteria in their narrative: 1. Must identify how the program is innovative and creative. 2. Could be adopted/adapted by other colleges. 3. Can provide indications of success on campus. In certain instances, colleges chose to address each of the criteria in turn within their narratives. In other instances colleges generally covered the criteria, but with no direct reference to them. 5 Beyond presenting its awards, the National Council of Instructional Administrators makes no judgment on the merit of individual programs, but is pleased to include programs as submitted. Program evaluators were selected by the NCIA Executive Board. The Council is pleased to provide, as part of its membership services, copies of this publication to its members. On a periodic basis the Council publishes other materials of interest to academic administrators. A quarterly Newsletter is also distributed to all NCIA members. This book and earlier issues (as well as newsletters) are available through ERIC. You may also find this book and current newsletters on our website: www.nciaonline.org. Additional hard copies of this publication are available for $15 each. Ordersmay be sent to NCIA, P.O. Box 210040, Nashville, TN 37221-0040. Checks should be made payable to NCIA. Discounts are available for orders of more than five copies. 6 CONTENTS Section I Exemplary Initiatives in Workforce Development Award Winners Colorado Works! Colorado Community College & Occupation Education System 1 Ringwood College Student Research Respiratory Care for the Aging Kingwood College 3 Honorable Mentions Project CREW Ozarks Technical Community College 6 Manufacturing Skilled Trades Richland Community College 8 All Other Entries in Category I (Alphabetical by College) 11 Section IIExemplary Initiatives in Enhancing Student Learning Award Winners Instructional Design Development Program Cuyahoga Community College 120 Enhancing Student Learning with Web-Based Workplace Education Lexington Community College 122 Service Learning Miami-Dade Community College 124 Honorable Mentions Synergistic Teaching: Linking Students, Faculty, Community, and Content Hutchinson Community College 126 Vocational Training Volunteer Service Programs Malcolm X College 128 Enhancing Cross-Cultural Learning in the Urban Community College Richard J. Daley College 130 All Other Entries in Category II (Alphabetical by College) 133 iv Section IIIExemplary Initiatives in Development Education Award Winner Success Portfolio John A. Logan College 240 Honorable Mentions Bridging Learning Support Students to Academic Programs: Bridges to Algebra Georgia Perimeter College 242 Integrated Studies Committees: Supporting the At-Risk Student Parkland College 243 All Other Entries in Category III (Alphabetical by College) 246 Section IV Exemplary Initiatives in External Partnerships and Collaboration Award Winner Collaborative Pilot Program to Provide Dental Sealants, Dental Services, and Educational Programs to Needy Public School Second Graders Fayetteville Technical Community College 294 Honorable Mentions Ameritech Inter Connect College of Du Page 296 An Effective External Partnership Georgia Perimeter College 297 Global PartnersThe Virtual Company at Rock Valley College Rock Valley College 299 All Other Entries in Category IV (Alphabetical by College) 302 Index of Participating Colleges 377 8 SECTION I EXEMPLARY INITIATIVES IN WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AWARD WINNER Colorado Works! Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System 1381 N. Speer Boulevard, Suite 600 Denver, CO 80204-2554 (303) 620-4000 C.E.O.: Dorothy Harrell Contact Person: John Redmond Introduction What: "Colorado Works!" is a vast Colorado statewide project to organize and expand the business-oriented training and education initiatives of the state's fourteen community colleges. Its activities include: market research, training coordination, innovative training product design, contract negotiation, interface with the One-Stop system, management of the U.S. Department of Labor Incumbent Worker Grant, marketing/promotion, technology application,
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