At-A-Glance

At-A-Glance

2021-2022

State Fair Community College provides relevant and responsive learning experiences that empower our students and

communities to prosper.

Who We Serve

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Started in 1981, the SFCC Foundation is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

The purpose of the SFCC Foundation is to assist State Fair Community College in its mission to make SFCC an accessible, learning-centered institution, enriching its students and community by providing skills, knowledge and perspectives essential for a changing world.

› Assets currently sit at $21 million

› FY21 Scholarships (July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021) awarded to 220 students $229,231

› FY22 Scholarship $282,582 available

› Volunteer board of 26 members.

› Stronger Workforce, Great Community capital campaign currently in progress to help build the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center.

S TAT E FA I R C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E F O U N D A T I O N

Taxing District

The taxing district includes Benton and Pettis counties, the Cooper County R-VI Otterville school district, and small portions of school districts in Henry, Morgan, Johnson, and Saline counties.

The 2020 tax levy rate is 0.39 cents per $100 assessed valuation of real and personal property. Taxing district residents receive the benefit of the in- district tuition rate.

Service Area

In 1995, the college’s service area expanded to include Carroll, Cooper, Moniteau, Cole, Morgan, Miller, Johnson, Henry, Saline, St. Clair, Hickory, and Camden counties.

Students Served Count by Location

Boonville ...134

Clinton ...298

Eldon ...27

Lake of the Ozarks ... 261

Sedalia ...1,429 Online ... 2,096 Whiteman AFB ...106 Fall 2021

Distinctions

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Credit Head Count – 3,695

› Full-time ...1,897

› Part-time ...1,798

Enrollment Snapshot Noncredit Head Count – 6,531

› The LearningForce students ...1,708

› AEL students ...425

Financial Aid

› Receiving Financial Aid (any type) ... 1775

› Receiving Pell Grants ... 1228

› Foundation scholarships available ...195

› Institutional scholarships available ... 231

16:1

Fine and Performing Arts

SFCC ARTS 2022 2021

Age Gender Student : Faculty Ratio Distinctions

3,695

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17 Students by High School

» Veterans ...126

» Missouri students ...2,643 » Out-of-state students ...176

» First-generation students ... 1,475 » International students ...30

(some students may appear in multiple categories above)

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Academic Success

Alumni - 18,970

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Employment Outcomes

2021 - career and technical graduates

› Employed ...

243 (76%)

› Continuing education. ...

41 (12.7%)

› Other/Unknown. ...

36 (11.2%)

Total graduates AAS/Certificates -

321

Retention and Graduation Rates Retention and Graduation Rates

Fall 2020 to Fall 2021 Fall 2020 to Fall 2021

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› Full-time retention rateFull-time retention rate ... ...

62% 62%

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› Part-time retention ratePart-time retention rate ... ...

26% 26%

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› Students graduated or transfered*Students graduated or transfered* ... ...

42% 42%

*Spring 2020 - Spring 2021

*Spring 2020 - Spring 2021

Daum Museum of Contemporary Art

The Daum Museum of Contemporary Art opened in 2002 on the Sedalia campus. Its permanent collection of abstract paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics, and sculptures created since the mid- 20th century has grown to over 1,500 objects through gifts and selected purchases.

› The museum’s namesake, the late Dr. Harold F. Daum, was a retired radiologist and avid art collector. He gave life to the museum by donating his 300-piece art collection and funds toward its construction.

› The Daum receives operational funding from SFCC; exhibitions and activities are also funded through various grants and generous donations of arts patrons and memberships.

Learn more at www.daummuseum.org

M U A D

Distinctions

Certificates and Degrees

›

› Associate of Applied ScienceAssociate of Applied Science ... ...

186 186

›

› Associate of ArtsAssociate of Arts ... ...

386 386

›

› Associate of Arts in TeachingAssociate of Arts in Teaching ... ...

43 43

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› Associate of Fine ArtsAssociate of Fine Arts ... ...

77

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› Associate of ScienceAssociate of Science ... ...

11 11

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› Certificate ProgramCertificate Program ... ...

99 99

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› Skills CertificateSkills Certificate......

32 32

#1 Ranked Nursing Program in Missouri

#1 Ranked Nursing Program in Missouri

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› PracticalNursing.orgPracticalNursing.org

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› RegisteredNursing.orgRegisteredNursing.org

Health Sciences Licensure

97

Licensure pass rate for all Health Science programs

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Agriculture

› Agriculture with Emphasis in Agribusiness (AAS)

› Agribusiness (AA/PC)

› Agriculture with Emphasis in Agronomy (AAS)

› Agronomy (PC)

› Agriculture with Emphasis in Animal Science (AAS)

› Agriculture with Emphasis in Horticulture (AAS)

Arts and

Communication

› Associate of Fine Arts in Art (AA)

› Associate of Fine Arts in Music (AA)

› Associate of Fine Arts in Theatre (AA)

› Digital Media Communications (SC/AAS)

› General Education (AA)

Business and Computers

› Business Administration (AA)

› Business Management, Management Specialty (AAS)

› First Line Supervision in Retail (SC)

› Computer Information Systems with Emphasis in Accounting (AAS)

› Computer Information Systems with Emphasis in Programming (AAS)

› Programming (SC)

› Computer Information Systems with Emphasis in Web Development (AAS)

› Web Design Applications (PC)

Health Sciences

› Dental Hygiene (AAS)

› Diagnostic Medical Sonography (AAS)

› Health Care Specialist with

Emphasis in Nurse Aide (AAS)

› Nurse Aide (PC/SC)

› Health Care Specialist with Emphasis in Pharmacy Technician (AAS)

› Pharmacy Technician (PC/SC)

› Health Information Technology (AAS)

› Medical Coding (PC)

› Medical Assisting (AAS/PC/SC)

› Medical Laboratory Technician (AAS)

› Nursing (AAS)

› Practical Nursing (PC)

› Occupational Therapy Assistant (AAS)

› Radiologic Technology (AAS)

Education &

Human Services

› Associate of Arts in Teaching

› Criminal Justice (AA)

› Criminal Justice (AAS)

› Early Childhood Development (AAS/PC/SC)

› Fire Science (AAS/PC)

Industrial Technology

› Automotive Technology (AAS/PC)

› Construction Management Technology (AAS/PC)

› Industrial Technology with Emphasis in Electrical Maintenance (AAS)

› Millwright Specialist Technician (PC)

› Total Productive Maintenance (PC)

› Electro-Mechanical Technology (SC)

› Manufacturing Production Technician (PC)

› Robotics and Automation Technician (PC)

› Manufacturing Technology with Emphasis in Precision Machining Technology (AAS)

› Machine Tool Technology (PC)

› Machinist Level I (SC)

› Manufacturing Technology with

Emphasis in Welding Technology (AAS)

› Welding Technology (PC)

› Pipe Welding (PC)

› Structural Welding (SC)

› Marine Technology (AAS)

STEM

› Associate of Science in Chemistry (AA)

› Associate of Science in Engineering (AA)

› Engineering Design Technology (AAS/PC)

› Architectural Design (SC)

› Mechanical Design (SC) ____________________

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed certificates and other important information, please visit www.

sfccmo.edu/disclosures.

Not all programs are offered in all locations

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Enrollment by Degree

242

AAS-Associate of Applied Science

798

57

11

15

71

25

Top 10 Areas of Study

1. General Education 2. Business Management 3. Education

4. Agriculture 5. Nursing

6. Computer Information Systems 7. Arts and Communication

8. Psychology 9. Criminal Justice

10. Health Information Technology

Programs

Distinctions

Athletics

Member of the National Junior College Athletic Association, Region 16 and the Missouri Community College Athletic Conference. sfccmoRoadrunners.com

Men’s sports

5

Women’s sports

5

Co-ed sports

4

Clay Target Shooting esports

Golf

Spirit Squad

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i $117 in-district residents i $175 Missouri residents i $237 non-Missouri residents

SFCC is Affordable!

Tuition by service area

Distinctions

The LearningForce

The LearningForce provides noncredit customized workforce training opportunities and access to training state training grants for business and industry and continuing education and professional development courses for individuals and professionals.

People Served

› 304-Direct pay workforce training trainees

› 403-New job training program trainees

› 68-Job retention training program trainees

› $493,000-MO One Start Custom Training grant funds awarded

› 17-MO One StartCustom Training companies awarded

› 764-MO One Start Custom trainees

› 11-Commercial Driving Academy students

› 354-Small Business Development Center (SBDC) trainees

› 148-SBDC companies

› 188-Community Education participants

Top Areas of Training

› Industrial Electrical Maintenance (IEM)

› Leadership Development

› Welding

KNOWLEDGE SKILLS ENRICHMENT

The 2020-2021 tuition and fees at State Fair Community College are approximately $4,680 for *Missouri residents and $6,168 for **out-of- state students. Tuition and fees vary depending on the type of program a student pursues. Sixty- one percent of the enrolled undergraduate students receive grants and/or scholarships and the average aid amount is $4,260 at State Fair Community College.

The average tuition and fees of Missouri colleges is $6,785 for Missouri residents and $11,617 for students from out of state.

Source - www.collegetuitioncompare.com

Lincoln University

$8,370*

$15,360**

University of Central MO

$8,306*

$15,434**

Missouri Valley College

$21,500*

State Fair Community

College

$4,680*

$6,168**

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Revenues

$27,882,285

Expenses

$27,357,765

Budget Employee Profile

FY2021

SFCC has been affiliated with the North Central Association (NCA) of Colleges and Schools, now the Higher Learning Commission, since it was founded. Full accreditation was granted in 1976, 1981, 1988, 1999, and 2019 and the college continues to be accredited today through the Higher Learning Commission (www.hlcommission.org).

Program Accreditation

› Automotive Technology – National Automotive

Technicians Foundation (NATEF), an affiliate of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)

› Construction Technology – American Council for Construction Education (ACCE)

› Dental Hygiene – Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA)

i Diagnostic Medical Sonography - Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Program (CAAHEP)

› Health Information Technology – Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)

› Manuafacturing Technology with Emphasis in Precision Machining - National Industrial Maintenance Standards (NIMS)

› Medical Laboratory Technician - National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS)

› Nursing – Missouri Board of Nursing

› Occupational Therapy Assistant – Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA)

› Radiologic Technology – Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)

Accreditation

Top Companies Served

› Adient

› Bothwell Regional Health Center

› Center for Human Services

› Champion Brands

› ConAgra

› DeLong’s

› Dollar Tree Distribution Center

› Gardner Denver

› Duke Manufacturing FY20

› Nucor

› Parker Hannifin

› Scholastic

› Sierra Bullets

› Stanley Black & Decker

› State Fair Training Consortium

› TC Transcontinental

› WireCo

Full-Time Staff

Part-Time Faculty Part-Time

Staff

Full-Time Faculty

Tuition/Fees

$15,574,206

State Appropriations

$6,016,093 Property Tax

$3,933,373

Other

$2,358,613

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Instruction

$11,582,735

Institutional Support

$4,637,310 Academic Support

$4,263,503 Student Services

$3,293,899

Operations

$2,915,155

Scholarships

$665,163

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Preparing for the Future

Strategic Plan

2020-2025

Key Strategic Priorities

1. Ensure Exemplary Teaching and Learning 2. Enhance the Student Experience

3. Maximize Enrollment and Student Persistence

4. Connect Students with Career and Transfer Opportunities 5. Nurture Community Relationships

6. Optimize Institutional Health

Meeting Workforce Needs

A study conducted for the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and industry found there is a “skills gap” between what business and industry need and the skills employees have. People who work with employers to select industry locations said, “It is increasingly difficult for manufacturers to find skilled and semi-skilled labor, such as machinists, welders and maintenance technicians. Demand for these positions is outstripping supply.”

SFCC offers these programs and others, and they include short-term skills and professional certificates that lead to associate degrees. Many of our students leave SFCC with multiple job offers and salaries starting at more than $50,000 a year. Simply put, these programs lead to good-paying jobs.

To meet the critical workforce training need in SFCC’s service region, construction will soon begin on the Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center and a portion of Fielding Technical Center will be renovated. These two projects will increase the college’s capacity to deliver workforce training by 200 percent and increase enrollment by at least 120 percent in career and technical areas.

The Olen Howard Workforce Innovation Center will provide expanded lab and classroom space for welding, precision machining and industrial technology training along with leadership, supervisory and logistics skill building. Space for a new pre-apprenticeship program also will be in the center. Fielding Center renovations will provide a Center for Excellence to include a climate, refrigeration and energy control (HVAC) lab and advanced manufacturing and robotics lab.

SFCC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. | SFCC is an equal opportunity institution Nondiscrimination and Accommodations

State Fair Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status, or age in its programs and activities or in employment. The following persons have been

designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy: Director of Human Resources, Hopkins Student Services Center, (660) 596-7484, or Dean of Student and Academic Support Services, Hopkins Student Services Center, (660) 596-7393. The Hopkins Center is located on SFCC’s Sedalia campus at 3201 W. 16th St., Sedalia, MO 65301. Inquiries also may

be directed to the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights at [email protected].

Interested persons may obtain information as to the existence and location of services, activities and facilities at State Fair Community College that are accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities by contacting the Access office, Yeater Learning

Center, Room 159, SFCC, 3201 W. 16th Street, Sedalia, MO 65301, (660) 530-5832.

State Fair Community College is tobacco- and smoke-free.

Use is limited to vehicles parked or driven on designated college parking areas and roads.

Data Sources – Institutional Research, Marketing and Communications Produced by Marketing and Communications and updated each semester.

Board of Trustees

Randall D. Eaton

president; Warsaw

Patricia Wood

vice president; La Monte

Nick La Strada

treasurer; Sedalia

Justin Hubbs

secretary; Sedalia

Richard Parker

trustee; Sedalia

Tim Carr

trustee; Sedalia

Administration and Executive Leadership Team

Dr. Joanna Anderson

president

Dr. Brent Bates

vice president for Educational and Student Support Services

Keith Acuff

vice president for Finance and Administration

Jim Cunningham

dean of Academic Affairs

Michael Rogg

dean of Technical Education and Workforce Innovation

Dr. Rhonda Hutton Gann

dean of Health Sciences

Daniel Avegalio

dean of Student Services

Mark Haverly

chief information officer

Brad Henderson

executive director of Marketing and Communications

Mary K. Treuner

executive director of the SFCC Foundation

Rachel Dawson

executive director of Human Resources

Jo Lynn Turley

executive assistant to the president and board of trustees

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