DOCSLIB.ORG

December 2017 Uofm Academic, Research and Student Success Committee Meeting

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
December 2017 Uofm Academic, Research and Student Success Committee Meeting December 2017 UofM Academic, Research and Student Success Committee Meeting Schedule Thursday, December 07, 2017, 09:00 AM — 10:00 AM CST Venue Wilder Student Union Room 218, Lambuth Campus, Jackson, TN Organizer Jean Rakow Agenda 1. Call to Order 1 2. Roll Call 2 3. Approval of Minutes - October 4, 2017 3 For Approval - Presented by Kate Schaffzin ARSS committee minutes 10.4.2017.docx 4 4. Research Investment 8 Presentation - Presented by Andy Meyers 5. Student Affairs 9 5.1. Career Services Redesign 10 Report - Presented by Darrell Ray Agenda Item - Darrell Ray Career Services.docx 11 Career Services Redesign - Explanation of FY 18 SRI Requests June 12 2017.docx The-Coming-Disruption-Busteed.pdf 14 5.2. THEC Grant - Memphis Career Preparation Academy 43 Report - Presented by Darrell Ray Agenda Item - Memphis Career Preparation Academy.docx 44 UM Memphis Career Preparation Academy Grant Application rev.pdf 45 5.3. Fraternity and Sorority Community Action Plan 67 Report - Presented by Darrell Ray Agenda Item - Greek Life Commnunity Action Plan.docx 68 Fraternity and Sorority Community Action Plan student final.pdf 69 6. Finish Line Program 71 Presentation - Presented by Richard Irwin 7. UofM Global Trends 72 Presentation - Presented by Richard Irwin 8. River City Partnership 73 Presentation - Presented by Kandi Hill-Clarke 9. Quality Assurance and Review of Academic Programs: 5-year Retrospective 74 Report - Presented by Karen Weddle-West Agenda Item - Quality Assurance and Review of Academic Programs 75 .docx 3a.Undergraduate Programs with accreditations and peer review 76 dates.xlsx 3a.Graduate Programs with accreditations and peer review dates.xlsx 119 3b.Enrollments 2011-2017.xlsx 146 3b.Degrees 2011-2017.xlsx 158 10. Middle and High School Recruitment Efforts 166 Report - Presented by Karen Weddle-West Agenda Item - Middle and High School Recruitment Efforts.docx 167 4.Middle and High School Recruitment Initiatives.xlsx 168 4.Office of Admissions Recruitment Activities 2016-2017.docx 207 11. 2025 Vision for Academic Programs 213 Report - Presented by Karen Weddle-West Agenda Item - 2025 Vision for Academic Programs.docx 214 5.2025 planning template.xlsx 215 5.CCFA Departmental Projections Through 2025.xlsx 216 5.LCON_2025_Final 11.08.17.xlsx 219 12. Additional Committee Business 224 13. Adjournment 225 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes - October 4, 2017 For Approval Presented by Kate Schaffzin THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES OF THE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AND STUDENT SUCCESS COMMITTEE October 4, 2017 Memphis, Tennessee The Academic Affairs and Student Success Committee of The University of Memphis Board of Trustees met at 9:00 a.m. CDT, on Tuesday, October 4, 2017, on the campus of the University of Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee. I. CALL TO ORDER Chair Schaffzin called the meeting to order. II. ROLL CALL University Counsel and Acting Secretary Melanie Murry called the roll, and the following Academic Affairs and Student Success Committee members were present: Trustee Douglas Edwards* Trustee Marvin Ellison* Trustee R. Brad Martin* Trustee David North* Trustee Carol Roberts* Trustee Katharine Schaffzin* Trustee Taylor Mayberry *Voting members Secretary Murry announced the presence of a quorum. Other Trustees, administrative staff, faculty and members of the media were also present. III. Approval of Minutes – June 6, 2017 Chair Schaffzin moved to approve the minutes. The motion was properly seconded. Chair Schaffzin agreed that the grammatical errors could be corrected following the meeting. A voice vote was taken and the motion passed. IV. New Academic Programs Provost Weddle-West reviewed background of Agenda Item 4: Approval of New Academic Programs which included the Bachelor of Arts in Creative Mass Media and the Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision. A summary of each program was presented as described in the meeting materials. Page 1 of 4 Academic Affairs and Student Success Committee Board of Trustees Wednesday, October 4, 2017 December 2017 UofM Academic,... 3. Approval of Minutes - October 4, 2017 Page 4 of 225 Trustee Roberts asked that the Board be reminded of the rigor that an academic program proposal goes through before being presented to the Board for approval. Dr. Weddle-West provided an overview of the process for program approval. Trustee North asked if there was a similar process to disband or cancel degrees. Dr. Weddle- West explained that the accreditation and external peer review processes determine the viability and continuation of programs through their own evaluation process. THEC also set graduation benchmarks to evaluate the viability of programs and other programs are merged instead of sunsetting in response to the viability of other programs. Trustee North inquired as to how the Board can assist the University in bringing new innovation programs considering how fast the world is changing. Dr. Weddle-West previewed a future agenda item providing an overview of all undergraduate and graduate programs while looking for feedback from the Board. President Rudd stated that the budget model was changed two years ago that pushes the budgeting process back into the departments, giving them more motivation to manage the viability of programs. He also offered that the University will share a list of programs that have been terminated in the past. Trustee Edwards stated a concern that it appears that less than 100 majors are represented by the enrollment data, yet the University has around 140 undergraduate programs. He inquired whether program decisions are driven on demand or student need. Dr. Weddle-West responded by using the Health Sciences degrees and school as an example of when decisions are made as a response to the students’ needs and requests. Dr. Weddle-West stated that some programs exist because they provide the knowledge base, such as physics, but will never have large enrollment numbers. Trustee Roberts stated the alignment of resources with the schools to answer capacity issues is important to keep in mind while looking at the future programing. Trustee Martin commented that it would also be helpful to understand where the University wants to go in the future as it relates to academic programs. He asked that the University look at the future so that we can be responsive to gaps and growth. President Rudd mentioned that future meetings will bring forth new programs that will be responsive. Trustee Martin further asked that the University bring forth a post audit process template that includes demands, outcomes and one, three, or five- year reviews as part of the Board reporting process. He suggested a practice run be developed with a 5-year retrospective look at programs, looking at new programs instituted in the past five years. President Rudd stated that an overall enrollment table for existing programs can be provided to demonstrate the current investment. Dr. Weddle-West mentioned that dashboards already exist that provide this type of data and stated that external peer reviews and accreditations that support our quality assurance process can be shared. Trustee North supported Trustee Martin’s suggestion. Chair Schaffzin asked that these templates and data be presented at the next Board meeting. Chair Schaffzin moved that the Committee recommend to the Board of Trustees the adoption of the two new programs. The motion was moved by Trustee Roberts and seconded by Trustee North. A roll call vote was taken and the motion passed. Page 2 of 4 Academic Affairs and Student Success Committee Board of Trustees Wednesday, October 4, 2017 December 2017 UofM Academic,... 3. Approval of Minutes - October 4, 2017 Page 5 of 225 V. Tenure Upon Appointment Chair Schaffzin recognized Provost Weddle-West to present the list of faculty members recommended for tenure upon appointment. Chair Schaffzin moved that the Academic Affairs and Student Success Committee recommended the granting of tenure upon appointment to Dr. James Jacob and Dr. Ali Fatemi. It was properly seconded by Trustee Roberts. Chair Schaffzin called for discussion – there was none. A roll call vote was taken and the motion passed. VI. Overview of Degree Programs as requested by Board of Trustees Chair Schaffzin recognized Provost Karen Weddle-West to present an overview of degree programs. Dr. Weddle-West presented an overview of the programs to include not just degrees but minors and concentrations along with certificates. Trustee Edwards asked how these programs fit into the online degree programs. Dr. Weddle-West responded that most students prefer a hybrid approach, both online and face to face. She further explained that the University offers completely online programs through UofM Global. President Rudd stated that one of the biggest challenges is the fee structure for online courses. The fee structure is more expensive for online courses and will need to be adjusted. Historically additional fees were used to incentivize faculty to develop online courses; however, we are looking to reduce fees to be competitive with other institutions. We hope to have a proposal of new online fees ready for either the December or March board meeting. Trustee North asked whether, for the other institutions, the fee is discounted. President Rudd responded that most likely it is a discount; however, the problem is the way in which the budget was structured. The budgets were built to depend on the online fees. Therefore, the challenge is to reduce online fees but still provide the needed departmental support. The University’s most significant growth is in online enrollment, at 9% last year which is projected to grow to double digits this year. Currently one-third of students take an online course. Trustee Edwards stated that is difficult to enroll in some institution’s online programs, so the question is, “How do we make it easier than our competitors to enroll?” Trustee North asked that we focus on online enrollment and programs at the next Board meeting.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • VENUECONNECT 2013 ATTENDEES As of 11/12/2013
    VENUECONNECT 2013 ATTENDEES as of 11/12/2013 FULL_NAME COMPANY CITY STATE/ PROVINCE COUNTRY Aaron Hurt Howard L. Schrott Arts Center Indianapolis IN Abbie Jo Vander Bol Show Me Center Cape Girardeau MO Adam Cook Rexall Place & Edmonton Expo Centre Edmonton AB Canada Adam Saunders Robert A. (Bob) Bowers Civic Center Port Arthur TX Adam Sinclair American Airlines Center Dallas TX Adam Straight Georgia Dome Atlanta GA Adina Alford Erwin The Fox Theatre - Atlanta Atlanta GA Adonis Jeralds Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte NC Adrian Collier University Center Mercer University Macon GA Adrian Moreno West Cal Arena Sulphur LA AJ Boleski INTRUST Bank Arena/SMG Wichita KS AJ Holzherr Birmingham CrossPlex Birmingham AL Al Diaz McAllen Auditorium & Convention Center McAllen TX Al Karosas Bryce Jordan Center Penn State University University Park PA Al Rojas Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas TX Alan Freeman Louisiana Superdome & New Orleans Arena New Orleans LA Albert Driscoll Halifax Forum Community Association Halifax NS Albert Milano Strategic Philanthropy, LLC Dallas TX Alberto Galarza Humacao Arena & PAC Humacao PR Alexander Diaz Madison Square Garden New York NY Alexis Berggren Dolby Theatre Hollywood CA Allen Johnson Orlando Venues/Amway Center Orlando FL Andrea Gates-Ehlers UIC Forum Chicago IL Andrew McQueen Leflore County Civic Center/ Argi-Center Greenwood MS Andrew Thompson Harborside Event Center Fort Myers FL Andy Gillentine University of South Carolina Columbia SC Angel Mitchell Ardmore Convention Center Ardmore OK Angie Teel
    [Show full text]
  • Landers Center Schedule for Month of September Below Is the September Events Sunday, Sept
    September 14-21, 2018 The Mid-South Tribune Page 5 Sports Kane Brown returns to Landers Center with Food Truck Fridays at FedExForum schedule ‘Live Forever Tour’ January 18 and 19, 2019 MEMPHIS, TN — Annual Food Grizzlies by purchasing 2018/19 ~ Special guests Granger Brown’s Platinum-selling crit - cally acclaimed #1 debut album young stars and also one of its Truck Fridays are returning to Season Tickets, 22-, 10-Game or Smith & RaeLynn ~ ically acclaimed #1 debut instantly topped the Billboard most flexible.” FedExForum starting this Friday, Flex Packs. In addition, those ~ Tickets on sale Friday, Top Country Album chart and September 14 and running every who register for Grizzlies E- Sept. 14 at 10 a.m. ~ album instantly topped the debuted Top 5 on the Billboard Known for his fiercely loyal and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 News Alerts at Food Truck Fri - Billboard Top Country Album 200 chart. The ACM, CMA, passionate fan base, Brown’s p.m. through October 5. days will receive two free tickets SOUTHAVEN, Mississippi — chart and debuted Top 5 on Billboard and CMT multi-nomi - debut album has celebrated the During these select dates, local to a preseason game. Kane Brown will return to Lan - the Billboard 200 chart. The nee is the only artist in Billboard most weeks at #1 of any album food trucks will be parked on the Below is a list of food trucks ders Center with his ‘Live For - history to simultaneously top all since December 2016 and earned FedExForum Plaza offering their participating in r this year’s Food ever Tour’ on January 18th, ACM, CMA, Billboard and 5 Country charts with his 3x him accolades as one of “31 Peo - custom creations to the down - Truck Fridays at FedExForum: 2019, alongside special guests CMT multi-nominee is the Platinum #1 hits “What Ifs,” as ple Changing The South” (Time town lunch crowd.
    [Show full text]
  • Download the Visitors Guide
    VISITORS GUIDE 1 Find Yourself South of the Ordinary. 1 You don’t have to know how to get there. You’ll know it when you see it. Real places. Real food. Real life. Miles of winding roads and windier waterways. Stories without endings. Pages unturned. It’s all there. And it’s always been there, just waiting. There’s nowhere else you really need to be. Not really. So why not… explore? There’s plenty to find, if you let yourself look around. You’ll know it when you see it. 2 HERNANDO Anderson’s Pottery your-own fruit and vegetables, fireworks, hayrides, Handmade stoneware pottery is thrown on a potter’s a corn maize, “Trail of Terror”, pumpkin picking and wheel and glazes are mixed by hand. Each piece is breakfast, brunch or dinner with the Easter Bunny and dishwasher safe, nontoxic, oven proof and can be Santa. Also, choose and cut your own Christmas tree. used in the microwave. Call for appointment. 008 Love Road · 662-429-2540 · www.gocedarhillfarm.com 2701 Scott Road · 662-429-7922 · cell 901-828-0873 www.jimandersonpottery.com DeSoto Arts Council Gallery The DeSoto Arts Council serves as the countywide Baptist Industrial College Marker home for the arts with space for exhibits, classes, Founded in 1900 by the North Mississippi Baptist meetings and special events with local artisans’ work. Educational Convention, the college was the first school Be sure and visit the gift shop. Check the website in DeSoto County to offer instruction through grade for a schedule of events and workshops.
    [Show full text]
  • (Above) “Coach” Leonard Mccullough Poses Proudly with His Son Carnival Memphis King James Mccullough, Jr. and Queen Suzette
    INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Foundation News 2 THE VILLAGE AT GERMANTOWN June, 2014 Resident Council 3 Minutes A Message from 4 Ron Rukstad Tomato 5 Challenge & Allie Greene Events & Trips 6-7 New Residents, 8-9 Dining Directory & Healthcare Wellness 10-11 & Fitness Oasis Day Spa & 12 Salon, Bank & Directories (Above) “Coach” Leonard McCullough poses proudly with his son Carnival Memphis King James McCullough, Jr. and Queen Suzette Coors during their royal visit to The Village on June 2. (Left) Frank Bulle and Jack Henton hold an equal share of credit for the very first tomato picked in the high stakes Village Tomato Challenge. P A G E 2 Thank You to the following individuals & organizations who generously made donations to The Village at Germantown Foundation. MEMORIALS OTHER Ellie Appling Megan Collins Betty Barton Kroger Rewards Roger & Jill Buckmaster Jack Langenfelder Bob & Jane Carl Pam Leet Gerre Gourley Jim & Janet Moore LEGACY Dan & Virginia Norton John & Barbara Sendlein Grace Crisman Gayle Toland The Village Foundation thanks Grace Crisman, who passed away on June 12, 2014 for the significant Entrance Fee Legacy she left for the Founda- tion. These funds will help the Foundation to grow and benefit residents for years to come. The Foun- dation has almost $1 million pledged so far in Entrance Fee Refunds. If you haven’t yet signed an agreement to leave part of your Entrance Fee Refund for the Foundation, please consider doing so – this is a fantastic way to remember and benefit current and future residents of the Village. For further information please call Jim Moore @ 901-491-2766 or Dan Norton @ 901-309-5368.
    [Show full text]
  • Tuesday Wednesday Sunday Monday Thursday Friday
    2019 2019 Open Monday - Saturday 5:00pm to 10:00pm "Pull up a chair. Take a taste. Bar Opens at 4:00pm Come join us. Sunday Brunch 9:30am-3:00pm Life is so endlessly delicious." 148 North Main, Collierville, TN 38017 -Ruth Reichl 901-457-7655 Mar www.popress.com @popresstn Mar SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Star-igami Family Campfire 19th Annual Spaghetti Dinner & Auction 1 Party at the Garden 2 Memphis Botanic Garden Catholic Church of the Incarnation The Price is Right Live Dustbowl Revival The Orpheum Theatre The Halloran Centre Story Time Mardi Gras South Main Bar Crawl Morton Museum Loflin Yard Mardi Gras 3Beale Street Art Crawl 4 5 6 Ash Wednesday James7 Beard Foundation Dinner 8Maximizing Manhood Symposium Saturday9 Series: The Rainbow Fish The Orpheum Theatre Fat Tuesday Crawfish Boil Kids’ Book Club Memphis Zoo The Halloran Centre The Orpheum Theatre Tiny Tots Story Time Hickory Tavern Collierville (Mar. 8-9) Collierville Library Southern Women’s Show Collierville Library John Mark’s Spring Open House Memphis Tigers vs. Memphis Grizzlies vs. Agricenter Memphis Grizzlies vs. Full STEAM Ahead Cedar Hall Tulsa Golden Hurricane (Mar. 1-3) Portland Trail Blazers (Mar. 7-9) Utah Jazz FedExForum Collierville Library FedExForum FedExForum St. Patrick’s Day Party 1776 Spring Break Train Show Teen Art of Paper Highlander Pub 10 11Collierville Schools 12 Theatre Memphis 13 14 Depot Visitors Center 15 16 Daylight Saving Time Workshops U.S. Navy Band in Concert Spring Break (Mar. 14-15) Morton Museum Collierville High School The 46th Silky O’Sullivan Beale Street (Mar.
    [Show full text]
  • Reimagining the Fairgrounds the Opportunity
    REIMAGINING THE FAIRGROUNDS THE OPPORTUNITY To transform the 178 acres of the Fairgrounds and Tobey Park into an activated engine of economic growth and associated community benefits, reactivating a special space in the heart of Memphis. GUIDING PRINCIPLES from the Mayor • Create an active, vibrant place where the entire community is welcome • Create new jobs and expand our economy • Strengthen neighborhoods and civic pride • Accelerate our city’s current momentum and speak to our values as a people • Produce synergy with new projects in Memphis so the whole is greater than the sum of its parts PROCESS • Ideation Evaluation Recommendation • Context: 2015 ULI Report and 12 years of planning • Meetings with stakeholders, neighborhoods & advocates • Evaluation to determine cost and return on investment • Specialized team for due diligence and analysis IDEATION • Over 430 ideas collected from public • From 2 meetings, community outreach & on Fairgrounds website • Ideas centered on 6 topics • 5 addressed in concept • Amusement and water parks are not feasible based on space and economics EVALUATION CRITERIA • Budget neutral for City – capital and operating costs • Good return on investment • Attract tourists and serve Memphians • Sensitive to current tenants and parking capacity • Provide opportunities for Memphis youth • Intentionally build in community benefits • Connect and support all adjacent neighborhoods • Leverage City investment to spur private development WHY YOUTH SPORTS? • Fastest growing tourism sector • Aligns with Tennessee State
    [Show full text]
  • The Box Project Volunteer Northwest Mississippi
    2014 ANNUAL REPORT CONNECTING PEOPLE WHO CARE WITH CAUSES THAT MATTER Steve Beene, Chairman Josephine Rhymes, Vice Chairman Scott Burnham Hollis, Secretary DeSoto Coahoma DeSoto Bob Bowen, Treasurer Joe Azar Charles Burnett, III Marshall & Tate Panola DeSoto Scott Coopwood Kevin Doddridge Betty Jo Dulaney Bolivar DeSoto Tunica Dr. Ishmell Edwards Joan Ferguson Dr. Eleanor Gill Marshall DeSoto DeSoto 2014 Board of Directors The Community Foundation is a 501.c.3 charitable corporation governed by a volunteer board of 19 directors representing all ten counties of Northwest Mississippi. These directors bring diverse experience, expertise and per- spectives for policies, financial support and grants. Each director is elected for a 3-year term and may serve two consecutive terms. Past Chairmen Lynda Austin Tom Pittman Mary Lee Brown Dr. Bob Seymour George Cossar, III Dr. Barbara Smith Dr. Eleanor Gill Rob Tyner Pat Nelson Tom Gresham Sunflower Lucy Janoush Manuel Killebrew Campbell Melton Bolivar Quitman Tunica Frank Mitchener Rev. Bartholomew Orr Tom Pittman, President Tallahatchie DeSoto DeSoto cfnm.org | 3 COMMUNITY Volunteer Northwest Mississippi FOUNDATION Volunteer Northwest Mississippi is the perfect way to match volunteers with volunteer opportunities. Volunteer Northwest Mississippi is a program of the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi and covers a ten (10) county area with an online volunteer manage- ment system. Individuals, groups, businesses, and churches can sign on as volunteers, and non-profits can sign on and list
    [Show full text]
  • January 2016 Vol
    Memphis January 2016 Vol. 59, Issue 1 Chartered October 19, 1957 Letter from the President 2015-2016 Officers & Directors Linda Grissom, Medtronic, Inc. EWI® of Memphis Team! P r e s i d e n t Linda Grissom Medtronic, Inc. Happy New Year 2016! A new year always seems Vice President to bring the same feelings of WOW – those last P r e s i d e n t - E l e c t 365 days went by very fast! I hope you were each Krissie Heuer able to relax a bit over the holidays and are feeling Business Equipment Center renewed and energized to kick start your 2016. S e c r e t a r y Nina Nguyen Regions Bank While doing a bit of research, I came across a brief article on T r e a s u r e r Judy Carmichael Facebook COO, Sheryl Sandberg and comments regarding her William Howard & Company book, Lean In. A number of companies or professional groups Fundraising Director have been pulling together their own Lean In Circles with the Angel Halpern purpose of the exercise process being that the group connection Regions Bank can empower people to move forward, believe in themselves and Recruitment & follow their dreams. What struck me was that by focusing on the Retention Director three C’s – Connections, Careers, Community - our Memphis EWI Erica Simpson Memphis College of Art chapter has really been a broader Lean In Circle long before Sheryl Sandberg ever wrote her book! What better place to find S e r g e a n t - at- A r m s Mable Barringer professional growth and support, mentorship, leadership National Kidney Foundation of opportunity, business connections and educational growth.
    [Show full text]
  • Co Ierville™ Check with Each Location to Learn More About Daily “Kids Eat Free” Deals
    2018 2018 jan Bible Study on the Square jan Ladies Night Story Time Bible Museum Kids’ Book Club 148 North Morton Museum Elvis Birthday Celebration Collierville Library Graceland Toddler Story Time All Saints in the Old Colony Date Night (Jan 5 - 8) New Year’s Day Collierville Library Intro to Computers Playhouse on the Square Collierville Square for Seniors (Jan 4 - 28) Memphis Tigers vs. Tulsa Memphis Hustle vs. Reno Collierville Library Grizzlies vs. Wizards FedExForum Bighorns Memphis Hustle vs. Oklahoma City Blue FedExForum 1 Landers Center 2 3 Landers Center 4 5 6 Intro to Computers Bible Study on the Square Story Time Bible Museum for Seniors Teen Book Club Collierville Library Brian Regan Morton Museum Collierville Library The Orpheum Princess Fantasy Tea Live Music Toddler Story Time Toddler Story Time Elvis - Back to Live! Children’s Museum Huey’s WWE Monday Night Raw Collierville Library Collierville Library Ladies Night Halloran Centre FedExForum 148 North Muddy Magnolias Memphis Tigers vs. Tulane Grizzlies vs. Pelicans The Science of Beer Halloran Centre 7 8 FedExForum 9 FedExForum 10 11 Pink Palace 12 13 Bible Study on the Square Harry Potter Escape Room Once Collierville Library Story Time Martin Luther King Jr. Day Bible Museum Playhouse on the Square Morton Museum Family Fun Hike (Jan 18 - 28) Cowboy Campfre Stories Shelby Farms Park Grizzlies vs. Lakers Toddler Story Time International Blues Challenge Collierville Library FedExForum Beale Street Grizzlies vs. Kings Collierville Library Ladies Night FedExForum Live Music (Jan 16 - 20) 148 North Harlem Globetrotters 2018 World Tour Huey’s Tiny Tots Story Time FedExForum Collierville Library Memphis Tigers vs.
    [Show full text]
  • 8727 Northwest Drive Southaven, Mississippi CONFIDENTIAL OFFERING MEMORANDUM Table of Contents
    8727 Northwest Drive Southaven, Mississippi CONFIDENTIAL OFFERING MEMORANDUM Table of Contents Executive Summary Investment Highlights Tenant Overviews Property Description Location Overview Lease Abstracts Executive Summary Cushman & Wakefield / Commercial Advisors (“C&W”) has been exclusively retained by MJL Properties LLC to solicit proposals for the sale of its two tenant triple net leased Ofce Property (the “Property”) located at 8727 Northwest Drive in the Memphis suburb of Southaven, Mississippi. The property is a single story garden style medical ofce building comprising approximately 8,798 square feet. Both tenants, Schryver Medical LLC and American Testing LLC, focus on medical testing through a variety of processes and laboratory diagnostics, with each company enjoying quick access to both the Memphis MSA and additionally the Memphis International Airport for overnight delivery capability. This ofering provides an opportunity to acquire property subject to triple net leases with Schryver Medical LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Trident USA Health Services Company, and American Testing Lab LLC. The Property efciently utilizes the 0.71 acre tract of land with direct frontage onto Northwest Drive, one of the busiest secondary roads in Southaven due to direct access to Southaven City Hall and the main public library of Southaven. This investment ofers appreciable cash flow from a leading national medical company, plus ofers the potential for increased real estate value as leases mature. OFFERING AT A GLANCE OFFERING PRICE $961,050 PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT $109.24 CAP RATE 8.0% PROPERTY ADDRESS: 8727 Northwest Drive | Southaven, MS TOTAL SQUARE FEET: 8,798 TOTAL ACREAGE: 0.71 LEASE STRUCTURE: NNN NET OPERATING INCOME: $76,890 / year 8727 Northwest Drive | Southaven, MS Investment Highlights Quick Facts Tenancy: The Property is currently % leased per previous building ! 1 in 7 MSA residents work in the biosciences in a metro area 100 of more than 1.35 million people measurements.
    [Show full text]
  • Annual-Report-2017.Pdf
    PEOPLE WHO CARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Community Foundation directors are volunteer community leaders who lead the Foundation toward excellence. The board brings experience and insight to their work of setting strategic direction and policy and ensuring accountability. These directors bring diverse experience, expertise and perspectives for policies, Scott Coopwood Joe Azar to the Community Foundation demonstrating that their Chairman Vice Chairman financial support and grants. Every director is a donor Bolivar Panola Owner CEO Their example of serving and leadership is often a Coopwood Publishing Group Panola Partnership commitment includes sharing their financial resources. Foundation. key reason for donor confidence in the Community may serve two consecutive terms in leading this 501.c.3 Each director is elected for a three-year term and charitable corporation. FOUNDATION STAFF TOM PITTMAN President & CEO Rev. Bartholomew Orr Bob Bowen Secretary Treasurer PEGGY LINTON DeSoto Tate Community Development Director Senior Pastor Retired Partner Brown Missionary Baptist Church Arthur Andersen & Co. CAROL SMITH Accounting & Office Manager DONNA GOLDMAN Accounting Assistant & The Box Project Director ANNA BEEMAN Community Education & Volunteer Northwest Mississippi Director BRENDA SMITH Web-Based Volunteer Recruitment Specialist Kim Moss Brown Wilbert Corley MICHELLE DUNN MCFARLAND Leflore DeSoto Marketing & Administrative Assistant Community Volunteer Northern Customer Service Mgr. Greenwood Mentoring Group Entergy Mississippi 2 Wayne Godwin
    [Show full text]
  • Area Amenities (PDF)
    Amenities DeSoto County, Mississippi is located in the northwest corner of the state, just "Minutes from Memphis, Tennessee and Tunica, Mississippi.” Whether you are here for business or pleasure, you will find DeSoto County to be relaxing and serene, yet so stimulating the hours fly by. We are a destination that puts you in the center of everything while letting you get away from it all. Our history-rich towns are full of charm and character, and offer a unique brand of down-home hospitality. A visit to DeSoto County offers outdoor recreation, sports, music, historical attractions, and so much more. DeSoto County Hotels Located in the northwest corner of the state, DeSoto County hotels offer lodging options "minutes from Memphis, Tennessee and Tunica, Mississippi." The history-rich towns of DeSoto County are full of charm and character and offer a unique brand of down-home hospitality that’s down-right rare! Relax at any of the exceptional lodging choices in DeSoto County, from a quaint bed and breakfast on a lake in Olive Branch to one of the many comfortable Southaven, MS hotels, all located near delicious dining, fabulous shopping and interesting attractions. Spend the night in one of our charming bed and breakfast inns or luxurious hotel rooms. Or be adventurous and camp at one of our sites; either way DeSoto County offers lodging to suit everyone's needs and requests. Choose from any of our 38 DeSoto County hotels, with over 2,700 quality guest rooms, or stay and enjoy one of our 7 charming Bed & Breakfast Inns, conveniently located throughout DeSoto County.
    [Show full text]