Dr. Patricia A. Bailey

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Dr. Pat Bailey

Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs

Arkansas State University-Mountain Home Page 1

Dr. Patricia A. Bailey

1900 Brentwood Drive 1600 S. College Street

Mountain Home, AR 72653 Mountain Home, AR 72653

(870) 425-0340 Home (870) 508-6102 office

(870) 405-4116 Mobile [email protected]

Career Objective: To lead a student-centered and motivated rural community college to become a flagship institution through technological innovation, partnerships and collaborations, and data-driven inclusive strategic initiatives.

Academic Preparation

Doctor of Education (1992)

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas

Area of Study: Counselor Education, Leadership Emphasis Master of Science (1979)

Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, Oklahoma Major: Counseling Psychology

Certification: Psychometrist Bachelor of Arts (1977)

Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, Oklahoma Majors: Political Science and Psychology (Double Major)

Higher Education Experience

Provost (2009-present)

Arkansas State University-Mountain Home Mountain Home, Arkansas

Appointed by the Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees to serve as second in command of daily campus operations

Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs (1995-present)

Arkansas State University-Mountain Home Mountain Home, Arkansas

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Responsible for the leadership and oversight of the following activities:

 developing the strategic plan for academic and student affairs

 conducting institutional research and reporting

 interfacing with and reporting to accrediting agencies including the Arkansas Department of Higher Education and the Higher Learning Commission

 developing budgets for areas of oversight

 oversight and approval of expenditures

 advancing local economic development initiatives

 assisting the Chancellor in development activities and other projects

 interacting with and serving the local community

 interacting with the public schools

 developing and implementing academic programs

 developing and implementing online programs

 advancing graduation, remediation, and retention initiatives

 facilitating grants, including writing, for academic and student affairs

 promoting student clubs and organizations

 promoting student support services

 collaborating with universities and other entities to enhance program offerings

 advancing services through academic advising, admissions, recruitment, and graduation

 advancing the college library

 advancing Workforce and Continuing Education

 supporting the Title III grant

 advancing the Fran Coulter Honors Program

 facilitating academic committees

 developing the college catalog and student handbook

 developing the academic calendar

 developing the course schedule

 recruiting faculty with emphasis on diversity

 hiring and dismissal of faculty and staff

 hearing and resolving student and faculty grievances and complaints

 interacting with ASU System legal counsel

 collaborating with colleges, universities and other entities related to academic programs

 facilitating the Academic Council and Council for Academic and Student Affairs

 facilitating committees, taskforces, and forums Serve as direct supervisor for the following administrators:

 Associate Vice Chancellor for Enrollment

 Associate Vice Chancellor for Special Projects

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 Director of Institutional Effectiveness

 Director of Workforce and Continuing Education

 Director of the Library

 Director of Title III

 Director of the Fran Coulter Honors Program

 Division Chairs

o Business and Technology o English and Mathematics o Natural and Health Sciences

o Social and Behavioral Sciences, Physical Education, and Education

Coordinator of Counseling and Testing Services (1982-1995)

North Arkansas Community/ Technical College Harrison, Arkansas

Responsible for:

 supervising North campus counselor

 managing budget

 managing dual campus registrations

 developing articulation agreements

 developing certificate program curriculum

 evaluating transfer transcripts

 evaluating transcripts for graduation

 writing and editing the student handbook

 writing and editing grants

 researching and reporting student placement, drop out, and attrition rates

 supervising technical campus student visits

 administering and overseeing correspondence exams

 supervising Bachelor’s and Master’s degree interns

 providing academic and career counseling

 sponsoring student government

 coordinating student activities

 orienting new students

 presenting lectures and seminars

Special Services Counselor- Trio Program (1979-1982)

North Arkansas Community/ Technical College Harrison, Arkansas

Responsible for the following:

 administering career and other tests

 providing academic advisement

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Instructor (1979-1981)

North Arkansas Community/ Technical College Harrison, Arkansas

 teaching Introduction to Psychology and Psychology of the Exceptional Child courses with full responsibility for class planning

 lecturing, planning and class presentations

 testing, evaluating, and grading students

Graduate Teaching Assistant and Adjunct Instructor (1978-1979)

Northeastern State University Tahlequah, Oklahoma

 teaching undergraduate students in psychology

 lecturing, planning, and class presentations

 testing, evaluating, and grading students

Presentations

 Presenter, Arkansas Higher Education Sub-committee, The Power of Online and Distance Education Collaborations to Benefit Students and the Economy of Arkansas (2011)

 Presenter, Arkansas Association of Two-year Colleges (AATYC) Leadership Institute, Leadership Tools for Effective Administrators (2011)

 Presenter, Arkansas Higher Education Legislative Sub-committee, The Value of Partnerships and other Collaborative Efforts between Colleges and Universities (2010)

 Presenter, Arkansas Association of Two-Year Colleges Leadership Institute, Strategies of a Successful Administrator (2009)

 Presenter, Arkansas State University Board of Trustees, Enrollment Growth at ASU-Mountain Home (2009)

 Co-presenter, Arkansas State University Board of Trustees, The Growth and Value of Online Education at ASU (2009)

Higher Education Boards and Activities

 Commissioner, Arkansas Project Graduation Commission, Appointed by Senator Bob Johnson, President Pro-Tempore (2010-2012)

 Member, Performance-Based Funding Committee, AATYC and Arkansas Department of Higher Education, (2011)

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 Participant, AATYC Presidents and Chancellors Retreat, (2011, 2010, 2009)

 Participant, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Economic Development Summit (2011)

 Member, ASU System Presidential Search Committee (2010)

 Distinguished College Administrator, Hallmark Award, Phi Theta Kappa (2010)

 Participant, Higher Learning Commission Annual Meeting (2001-present)

 Participant, Arkansas Department of Higher Education Trustee Day and Conference (2010, 2009)

 Chair, ASU System Chief Academic Officers (2009-2010)

 Member, ASU-Chief Academic Officers (2008-present)

 Recognition, Internal Revenue Service, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (2012, 2010)

 Board Member, Council of North Central Two-Year Colleges (only non-president or chancellor serving on the board) (2009-present)

 State Representative, Council of North Central Two-Year Colleges (2009-present)

 Participant, American Association of Community Colleges, Future Leader Institute-Advanced (2006)

 Member, AATYC Board, (1999-2004)

 President, AATYC Board (2002-2003)

Community Boards and Activities

 Member, Vision Taskforce, Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce, (2011)

 Winthrop Rockefeller Centennial Celebration, Opening Reception (2012)

 Board Member, Regional Economic Development Initiative (REDI) serving six counties in North Central Arkansas, (2012)

 President of the North Central Arkansas Regional Economic Development (NCARED) initiative serving counties in North Central Arkansas (2009-2011)

 Board Member, Area Health Education Center-North Central (2009-present)

 President, Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce (2006)

 Vice President, Ozark Regional Airport Commission (2005-2007)

 Co-chair, Fundraising Campaign to Secure Airline Service, Ozark Regional Airport (2005-2006)

 President, Mountain Home Rotary Club, first female elected to this position (2001-2002)

 Member, Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce (2005-present)

 Member, Rotary Scholarship Committee (2000-present)

 Member, Mountain Home Rotary Club (1995-present)

 Member, South Shore Foundation Board (2005-2008)

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References

Mrs. Florine Milligan

Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees, Member and Chairman (Former) Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Member

429 Calvert Road Forrest City, AR 72355 (870) 270-7441

[email protected]

Dr. Leslie Wyatt, President (Former) Arkansas State University System 7536 Caruth Street

Dallas, Texas 75225 469-463-3333 [email protected]

Dr. Larry Williams, Chancellor Arkansas State University-Newport 7648 Victory Boulevard

Newport, Arkansas 72112 870-512-7850 (Office) [email protected] Johnny Key, Senator State of Arkansas P.O. Box 350

Mountain Home, Arkansas 72654 870-425-5200 (Office)

870-404-0450 (Mobile) [email protected] Dr. Ron Winters, Dean

College of Health-Related Professions (Retired) University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences 3 Oakmont Court

Little Rock, Arkansas 72212-3309 501-225-1233

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Mr. Barney Larry, Executive Director Baxter Regional Hospital Foundation 624 Hospital Drive

Mountain Home, AR 72653 (870) 508-1011

[email protected]

Additional references are available upon request.