2017-2022 Five-Year Strategic Planning Document with 2016-2017 Annual Institutional Effectiveness/Assessment Plans TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW OF THE PLANNING MODEL 4 ANNUAL PLANNING MODEL & EVALUATION MODEL ...................................................................... 7 PURPOSE STATEMENT .............................................................................................................. 8 VISION STATEMENT ................................................................................................................. 9 STRATEGIC LONG-RANGE GOALS ................................................................................................ 9 COLLEGE-WIDE SHORT-TERM GOALS ........................................................................................ 10 PLANNING CYCLE CALENDAR 2016-2017 .................................................................................. 11 SURVEY TO BE CONDUCTED 2016-2017 ................................................................................... 12 PROGRAM/CURRICULUM REVIEW ............................................................................................. 13 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION 14 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE .................................................................................................... 26 DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION .................................................................................................. 34 BUSINESS AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................ 42 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................ 45 ACCOUNTING TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................... 48 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS & AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY ............................................ 53 BUSINESS & MARKETING MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY .......................................................... 56 CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ....................................................................................... 59 COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................ 62 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................................. 65 CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ......................................................................... 69 CULINARY ARTS TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................ 73 DIESEL POWER TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................. 76 DRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................... 79 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY ....................................................................... 82 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................................. 86 HEALTHCARE DATA TECHNOLOGY ....................................................................................... 89 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY ....................................................................... 93 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................... 97 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY .......................................................................... 101 INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................... 104 PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................... 109 PRECISION MANUFACTURING & MACHINING TECHNOLOGY ................................................... 111 FINE ARTS .......................................................................................................................... 114 HEALTH SCIENCES ................................................................................................................ 123 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING .......................................................................................... 126 DENTAL HYGIENE TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................ 130 MEDICAL ASSISTING TECHNOLOGY .................................................................................... 134 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................ 139 PRACTICAL NURSING EDUCATION ..................................................................................... 144 RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................... 148 RESPIRATORY CARE TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................... 152 LANGUAGES AND HUMANITIES ............................................................................................... 157 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCES ................................................................................................ 179 SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES ............................................................................ 195 ELEARNING/INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................... 209 STUDENT SERVICES STUDENT SERVICES DIVISION ................................................................................................. 218 ATHLETICS .................................................................................................................... 229 BURGESS FITNESS CENTER .............................................................................................. 234 CAMPUS POLICE ............................................................................................................ 237 ENROLLMENT SERVICES .................................................................................................. 240 EVENT PLANNING/HOUSING ............................................................................................ 243 FINANCIAL AID .............................................................................................................. 246 GUIDANCE SERVICES ............................................................................................................ 250 LEARNING RESOURCES AND LIBRARY ........................................................................................ 258 RECRUITMENT SERVICES ................................................................................................. 267 STUDENT GOVERNMENT/STUDENT ACTIVITIES/INTRAMURALS ................................................ 272 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................ 276 COMPUTER/TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES ............................................................................ 282 FACILITIES AND MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................... 287 FINANCE AND FISCAL OPERATIONS .......................................................................................... 297 AUXILIARY SERVICES (BOOKSTORE/CAFETERIA) .................................................................... 299 BUSINESS OFFICE/STUDENT SERVICES ................................................................................ 302 FINANCE ...................................................................................................................... 305 NZONE (INSTITUTIONAL PRINTING/MAILING/CENTRAL OFFICE) .............................................. 307 PURCHASING/INVENTORY ............................................................................................... 309 HUMAN RESOURCES ............................................................................................................ 312 PLANNING AND RESEARCH .................................................................................................... 315 PUBLIC INFORMATION .......................................................................................................... 324 WORKFORCE TRAINING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 331 ABE/BASIC SKILLS ......................................................................................................... 333 ABE/INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED NATIONAL CERTIFICATIONS ...................................................... 338 ABE/GULF STATES PATHWAY .......................................................................................... 342 ABE/WIOA YOUTH/C2C .............................................................................................. 348 CONTINUING EDUCATION ................................................................................................ 352 CUSTOMIZED TRAINING .................................................................................................. 356 WORKFORCE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ACT (WIOA) ........................................................ 359 OFF-CAMPUS SITES NORTHEAST AT CORINTH ................................................................................................ 361 NORTHEAST AT NEW ALBANY .......................................................................................... 367 NEMCC ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS 376 NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE An Overview of The Planning Model Planning is generally defined as the set