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Year End Report 2015 Year End Report Mohave Community College 6/11/2015 Contents Office of the President ............................................................................................................................................................ 6 Executive Vice President ......................................................................................................................................................... 7 College Facilities .................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Financial Services ................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Payroll ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Accounts Payable ............................................................................................................................................................ 8 Accounting and Finance .................................................................................................................................................. 8 Bursar .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Procurement ................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Budgeting ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Human Resources ............................................................................................................................................................. 10 Recruiting ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Professional Development ............................................................................................................................................ 10 Employee On-Boarding ................................................................................................................................................. 11 Employee Resources Libraries ...................................................................................................................................... 11 Document Imaging and Work Flow System .................................................................................................................. 11 Employee Orientation ................................................................................................................................................... 11 Procedures .................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Diversity ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Administrative Computing ................................................................................................................................................ 13 Competency Based Education (CBE) ................................................................................................................................. 14 Office of Instruction .............................................................................................................................................................. 16 Office of Curriculum & Articulation .................................................................................................................................. 16 ACRES (Arizona Curriculum Review Evaluation System) Summary .............................................................................. 16 Catalog Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 17 Articulation Task Force Summary ................................................................................................................................. 17 Statewide Participation ................................................................................................................................................. 17 Partnership Summary ................................................................................................................................................... 17 Office of Assessment ......................................................................................................................................................... 18 WAC’M .......................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching ............................................................................................................... 19 Student Success Centers ................................................................................................................................................... 20 Library Services ................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Career and Technical Division ........................................................................................................................................... 23 Automotive Collision ..................................................................................................................................................... 23 Automotive Service ....................................................................................................................................................... 23 Business and Entrepreneurship .................................................................................................................................... 23 Certified Production Technician .................................................................................................................................... 23 Computer Information Systems .................................................................................................................................... 24 Community Education and Corporate Outreach .......................................................................................................... 24 Culinary and Hospitality ................................................................................................................................................ 24 Fire Science ................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Welding ......................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Electrical ........................................................................................................................................................................ 25 Perkins Grant ................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Small Business Development Center ............................................................................................................................ 25 General Education ............................................................................................................................................................. 25 Arts and Humanities ...................................................................................................................................................... 25 Social and Behavioral Sciences ..................................................................................................................................... 26 English ........................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Science .......................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Mathematics ................................................................................................................................................................. 28 MCC’s “Speak Softly and Carry a Big Skill” .................................................................................................................... 28 Allied Health Programs ..................................................................................................................................................... 29 Dental Program ............................................................................................................................................................
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