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Action # 1 |
Action # 2 |
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College's Goal met with this Action |
To maintain a transfer program which is responsive to the needs of students pursuing a Baccalaureate Degree. |
To maintain a transfer program which is responsive to the needs of students pursuing a Baccalaureate Degree. |
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Priority initiative |
Determine (a) primary area of student interest, and (b) transfer colleges as basis for building transfer curriculum |
Determine (a) primary area of student interest, and (b) transfer colleges as basis for building transfer curriculum |
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Actions/ implementation |
Develop questionnaire; Survey all students with a transfer major code concerning their plans for transfer |
Collect catalogs from all 4-yr institutions and place in library for student use; Inform students and faculty/advisers of catalog availability |
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Resources required |
Postage Personnel time/Registrar's office |
Personnel time/Registrar's office |
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Criteria for assessment |
Record number of surveys sent and number returned; Tabulate results; Share findings with academic dean & division chairs |
Record number of catalogs on file in each library; Determine from check-out forms extent to which catalogs are used by students and faculty |
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Other divisions/ programs |
Transfer Counselor; Registrar's Office |
Public relations office; transfer counselor; library system |
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Status |
PARTLY ACCOMPLISHED |
PARTLY ACCOMPLISHED |
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Action # 3 |
Action # 4 |
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College's Goal met with this Action |
To maintain a transfer program which is responsive to the needs of students pursuing a Baccalaureate Degree. |
To provide Technical Programs, based on local, regional, and state employment needs, for students who seek immediate employment upon graduation. |
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Priority initiative |
Emphasize importance of General Education Block Transfer Policy and need for students to complete Associate Degree |
Build on existing relationship with Hazard CC to offer joint programs in specific fields on regional basis |
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Actions/ implementation |
Admissions Office will identify transfer students by Major Code and input CPI Codes as outlined in Senate Bill 198 |
Registrar will meet with representatives of Hazard CC regularly to ensure that course work is transferred on timely basis & that students enrolled in a joint program do not have problems at graduation |
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Resources required |
Personnel in Admissions office |
Travel expenses |
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Criteria for assessment |
At midterm of each semester, all students with a transfer major-code will be reviewed for CPI code |
Number of students enrolled in a joint program(s) and number of graduates in these program(s) |
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Other divisions/ programs |
All Divisions |
All Divisions |
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Status |
ACCOMPLISHED |
PARTLY ACCOMPLISHED |
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Action # 5 |
Action # 6 |
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College's Goal met with this Action |
To provide adequate academic and support services so that students have realistic opportunities for successful attainment of their educational goals. |
To provide Technical Programs, based on local , regional, and state employment needs, for students who seek immediate employment upon graduation. |
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Priority initiative |
Implement improved identification system for disabled students |
Work cooperatively with Kentucky Tech institutions in the college service area to offer joint and/or 1+1 programs whenever possible |
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Actions/ implementation |
Input data in student file of all Voc-Rehab forms completed in Financial Aid office; Disseminate information to faculty & staff each semester |
Registrar to meet with Kentucky Tech representatives twice each semester (beginning Spring 1998) to ensure that course work is articulated with ease to community college |
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Resources required |
Personnel Time/Financial Aid office |
Travel expenses |
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Criteria for assessment |
Compare number of forms completed with number identified in student files |
Number of students enrolled in a 1+1 program and number of students who graduate from same |
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Other divisions/ programs |
Student Special Services |
Academic Dean & divisions |
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Status |
ACCOMPLISHED |
PARTLY ACCOMPLISHED |
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