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Objectives |
Key Performance Indicators |
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| 1. Provide quality professional/technical education for employment, skills enhancement, and career development. |
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| 2. Partner with business, community groups, and other educational entities to provide workforce development and customized programs and services. |
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College Priorities
- Evaluate the Carl D. Perkins Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment (CLNA) to assess alignment and integration with institutional initiatives and processes, identify gaps, and develop action plans to strengthen integration.
- Advance the manufacturing program redesign for the second year of the Automation, Instrumentation, and Robotics degree, including rollout of the new robotics curriculum and associated equipment.
- Use the Curriculum and Program Review process to document the implementation of equity-minded pedagogy and targeted instructional interventions that demonstrably close achievement gaps for students in workforce programs.
- Evaluate program advisory committees with the goal of promoting more diverse advisory membership as terms expire.
- Increase professional/technical program opportunities via high school dual-enrollment pathways.
- Continue to develop equipment lists for the new Workforce Education Center.
- Develop a long-term strategy for meeting instructional equipment needs.
- Explore opportunities for career-oriented short-term credentials in light of new Financial Aid allowances.
- Investigate program partnerships with other colleges.
- Evaluate new Workforce Pell opportunities to determine if there are any potential benefits for 黑料社 students.
- Develop strategies to increase enrollment in low-enrolled workforce programs.
Strategic Planning Contact
Wendy Hall: VP of Effectiveness, College Relations, and Student Access
Applied Arts Building (AAR)
Hours
Mon-Fri: 8 am - 5 pm
黑料社 is closed on Fridays during the summer term