HCC holds GEAR UP for College Success - Summer Bridge Program
Area Health Education Center Visit
Dr. Debby P. Futrell, Dr. Warren, Newton, Dr. Ervin V. Griffin, Sr.
Students complete HCC Certified Nurse Aide course
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SGA Elections
September 17, 2015
The newly elected SGA President will take his/her
seat on the Board of Trustees at the
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Halifax Community College has been selected as an Aspen Institute Roadmap to Excellence
institution. Our of 58 community colleges in NC, HCC was one of 8 chosen.
Aspen states “Over the past decade, North Carolina’s community colleges have collectively
pursued student-focused reform and capacity-building strategies. Through collaborative efforts
in partnership with Achieving the Dream, the Developmental Education Initiative, the Student
Success Leadership Institute and Completion by Design, many of the state’s community
colleges have worked together to make significant advances in student outcomes while
maintaining their long-standing commitment to open access”.
This project will provide HCC with a comprehensive review in the areas of learning,
completion/transfer, labor market, and equitable outcomes feedback for the next steps in
advancing models of excellence and improving student learned outcomes success.
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HCC Childcare Center Enrollment Update
As of September 1, 2015, HCC Childcare Center will have the following children attending the Child Care
Center:
4 year old class:
14 Head Start Children
1 Private Pay Child
Total of 15 children
Waiting List for 4 year old class: 13
3 year old class:
13 Head Start Children
7 Private Pay Children
Total of 20 Children
Waiting List for 3 year old class: 8
2 year old class:
6 Financial Aid Children
4 Private Pay Children
3 DSS Children
Total of 13 Children (2 slots available)
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2013-14 Academic Year
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1,126 students received financial aid
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Financial Aid given was $4,157,035
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Congratulations to Ms. Sherida Gholston!!!
US Department of Education Awarded HCC Student Support Services Grant in the amount
of
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MDC Healthy Places Grant
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$25,000 grant award to begin planning the establishment of the
HCC Community Health, Wellness and Education Clinic
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Partner with Rural Health Group
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Key project activities
Part-time wellness coordinator
Renovate the Wellness Center
Upgrade wellness exercise equipment
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Target population will be students, HCC employees and members of
the community
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4. A.A.S. Early Childhood Education Degree Program Earned Accreditation by the
National Association for the Education of Young Children
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The Standard That Needs Additional Work for the Accreditation
Standard 22A: Instruction must follow a plan which documents a structured curriculum composed of general education,
basic sciences, mathematics, and professional courses including applied (clinical) education. The curriculum must include clearly written program goals and competencies and course syllabi which must include individual course goals and objectives. The curriculum must include all the major subject areas currently offered in the contemporary clinical laboratory. Behavioral objectives which address cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains must be provided for didactic and applied (clinical practice) aspects of the program and must include clinical significance and correlation. Course objectives must show progression to the level consistent with entry into the profession. The applied courses must be taught in a clinically equipped teaching laboratory on the college campus, in an affiliated clinical facility, or in both facilities sufficient for developing basic skills, understanding principles, and mastering the procedures involved.
Rationale: The program does not have behavioral objectives at the appropriate taxonomic level which address cognitive
domains for didactic aspects of the program and include significance and correlation. Course objectives must show progression to the level consistent with entry into the profession.
Recommendation: for Compliance: Provide behavioral objectives which address cognitive domains for didactic aspects
of the program and include significance and correlation for the following: Microbiology (Bacteriology, Mycology and Parasitology).
A consultant has been hired to help HCC meet this standard. The first visit will be on August 27, 2015. The consultant is the Dean of Allied Health and Professional Services at Beauford County Community College.
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6. Cooperative Innovative Agreement
Presented By: Dr. Monica Smith-Woofter
Northampton County Schools Superintendent
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PARTNERS
Northampton County Schools
Halifax Community College
Northampton County Economic Development
Businesses and Industry Advisory Council
Career Technical Education & Business Education
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CURRENT DESIGN MODEL
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INNOVATIVE DESIGN MODEL
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OUTCOMES
Increase Student Achievement
Increase Career & College Promise Completers
Graduate Students With Industry Credentials,
Career/College Certifications, and/or College Credits
Increase Student Enrollment
Increase Graduation Rate
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Academic Affairs
1. Enrollment Update
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Fall 2015
Fall 2014
Fall 2013
Fall 2012
1147
1356
1388
1556
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59%
41%
Full-time vs Part-time Enrollment
FULL-TIME (12 CREDITS OR MORE) PART-TIME (LESS THAN 12)
Part-time
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0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900837
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29 27 17 15 12 12
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75%
20%
5%
Returning (have
attended HCC before)
New (never attended
any college before)
Transfer (never attended
HCC before transfer in)
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UNDER 18 18-19 20-21 22-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-49 50-64 65 ANDOVER190
217
163
122 135
95
67 88 65
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Enrollment By Age
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Academic Affairs
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Academic Affairs
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Gear Up Completion Graduates
GEAR UP NC partnered with Halifax Community college to offer the GEAR UP for College Success- Summer Bridge
Program for graduating seniors as Southeast Halifax High School (SHHS). Participation in this program allowed students the opportunity to enroll in the important foundational college courses which include Writing and Inquiry (English 111), Quantitative Literacy Course (Math 143), and the College Transfer Success Course (ACA 122). The program was offered from June 22, 2015- July 30, 2015. The program had a capacity of 25 students. While 25 registered for the program, only 16 students actually participated. Of those 16, 13 students completed the program.
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Administrative Services
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Administrative Services
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Institutional Advancements
Foundation Updates
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Foundation Updates
1. HCC Foundation, Inc. Scholarships were awarded August 2015 for Fall 2015 and Spring 2016.
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Fall Awards and Spring
$62,350.00
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Students awarded scholarships
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Scholarships award
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2. Audit – The foundation audit has been completed. No new findings for the year of 2014-
2015. Mr. Ray Whitby with the State Board of Auditors will be attending the Foundation
Board Meeting Thursday, August 27, 2015, 10:00 am.
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Halifax Community College Foundation, Inc.
Monthly Bricks Purchased
Number of Bricks Cost/Brick
Number sold
Remaining Bricks Brick Sales
4x8 (1600)
$ 150.00
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1582
$2,700.00
12x12 (58)
$ 300.00
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$6,600.00
Clip Art
$ 10.00
7
$ 70.00
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This concludes the August 25, 2015 President’s Report.
Please accept this report and make it apart of the
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HCC holds GEAR UP for College Success - Summer Bridge Program
Area Health Education Center Visit
Dr. Debby P. Futrell, Dr. Warren, Newton, Dr. Ervin V. Griffin, Sr.
Students complete HCC Certified Nurse Aide course
