Nmc Opening Conference 1-7-2013

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Spring 2013 Opening Conference

Northwestern Michigan College

January 7, 2013


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Welcome From Board of Trustees

Cheryl Gore Susan Sheldon Ross Childs Doug Bishop Kennard Bill Myers

Follette Weaver

Bob Brick, Chair


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Welcomes and Introductions

Recognition - Accomplishments and Results

Updates - College, Region, State, National

Whats Next?

Close


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What is that ONE-THING, that if we do notaccomplish it, we will not be here? It will makeus irrelevant or put us out of existence?

Learner Success


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What are importantresults you knowyou/we accomplished

in the fall semester? What did you/we do

for whom at whatvalue?

Who did it? Where didthey do it? What didthey do?


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Learner Success

Financial Thriveability

National & InternationalCompetence

Networked Workforce Lifelong Relationships

New Credentials


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Launched NMC in Photos on the NMC web site

Public Relations and Marketing won awards intwo categories in the Midwest region of the

National Council for Public Relations andMarketing

Social media campaign increased Facebookfans from 1,400 to more than 4,400, and

Twitter followers from 400 to 1,500 Started the process of Reverse Transfer and

have one signed agreement in place withGVSU


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Disbursed $11,125,906 in Federal, State andInstitutional Aid

NMC Admissions and Outreach Services

High School Visits 18 schools

Student Success Coaches were hired andprovide 37 hours a week of academic and

emotional support 1700 Total Advising Sessions

35 tutors covering 37 different NMC courses


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45 active student groups on campus

15 Alternative Spring Break interviews and 5ASB student development meetings

Pine Palooza - Over 600 students served

Health Services has cared for 580 unduplicatedpatients for 1,033 billable appointments and

576 walk-ins for a total of 1,609 patient visits Student Wellness activity: Red Ribbon Day:

Just say no to Drugs and Alcohol


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Comprehensive enrollment schedule with TBAEarly College developed and finalized

Kristy McDonald's professional

communications service learning classcollected more than 18,000 items that weredonated to local food pantries

Jane Zlojutro's cost management accountingclass took learning into action by planning,budgeting, and producing jars of soup thatwere donated to Father Fred


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John Fitzpatrick attended the NACCEentrepreneurship conference in Chicago where hewas awarded a $5,000 grant

The Project Management class created and built anumber of trash cans for use at the beaches

CIT Developer program has received approvalfrom the Advisory Committee and CurriculumCommittee

NMC Writing and Reading Center staff presentedat the International Writing Centers AssociationConference in San Diego, California, October 25-27


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20 engine and 20 deck GLMA cadets arescheduled to sit for their Merchant marineOfficer's licenses in January. Exams will begiven at GLMA

Tom Gordon, Brian McCall, Mindy Morton andJim Press led NMC's observance ofConstitution Day

Mindy Morton is the Academic Advisor forNMC's Native American Student Association.The Association is working with the GTB TribalCouncil and planning a Powwow here at NMC


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Visual Communications and NMC entered intoa University Agreement for Mobile IOSdevelopment with Apple

The NMC Audio Tech Program got its start thisFall

The NMC Choirs and the NMC Children'sChoirs were special guests at the TraverseSymphony Orchestra's "Home for the Holidays"performances

Library introduced a texting reference service


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Learning Resources and Technologies with thehelp of the League of Women Voters,registered 213 new voters and helped 150

students figure out where and how to vote. Five academic study abroad opportunities

currently slated for spring and summer 2013(Costa Rica, Russia, England, Peru, Wales)

The math department started using onlinehomework in our developmental classes 08,23, and MTH111


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Math Dept offered Calculus III on site at WestSenior High. It was successful with AdamShafer teaching the class

Social Science Dept developed a 3+1 CriminalJustice Bachelor degree program with Ferris

Social Science is presenting two papers at theSociety for Historical Archaeology Conferencein Leicester, UK

Five UAS students hired mid semester.Average salary over $100,000


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FAA part 141 renewal achieved by Aviation

Training Department received approval of trainingagreements under the terms of the New Jobs

Training Program. $180,000 and 62 new jobs. Audio tech is also is partnering with LIAA to

produce a new local origination television showPicnic at the Opera.

Facilities completed: East Hall roof, Sidewalkrepairs, Clock Tower repair, Parking Lotseal/strip/repair, several energy projects continues,Auto Tech lighting retrofit --- all under budget!


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Housekeeping and grounds completed Fallclean-up on Campus, removing 980 yards ofleaves and placed leaves in compost

Safety and Security completed 87.5% of thefire drills mandated by the state, with one morecycle to complete all eight drills per building peryear

Administrative Services achievedclean/successful NMC and Foundation Audits

Business Office developed Student Grouptraining on deposits, fund raising and expenses


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Completed a strategic assessment of NMCFoundations fundraising programs

Extended Education and LRT implementing on-

line registration Set the highest goal in history ($450,000) for

the NMC Annual Campaign. As of this writing,we have achieved 48% of goal ($216,158)


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NMC May the friendship between NMC and our group

members last forever!


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Foundation Innovation Grants were awardedto:

A collaborative project involving several program

areas submitted by Constanza Hazelwood to explorepotential benefits and challenges of LED verticalagriculture indoors

Dave Bajema/Hybrid Automotive program to createan electric powered/programmable mini bike

Ben Will, a student in the Audio Tech program todevelop programming using digital controllers andAbleton Live


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What else has changed since welast talked? In our environment andin our college? Where are we?


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Local

Employment

Property values

State Government MPSERS NEW DEADLINE - January 9, 2013

Community College Baccalaureate - HB4496

School Finance Rewrite

Budget expectations & Personal Property Tax

National

Financial aid, MOOCs, $10,000 degrees, and
https://www.coursera.org/course/growtogreatnesshttps://www.coursera.org/course/growtogreatness


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Talent III

Designing the 21st Century Learning Experience

Enhancing Developmental Education

Building Lifelong Relationships Review Classification and Compensation Systems

Technology Planning

Master Capital Plan

Accreditation CCB

Headlee

Partnerships


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Student feedback and follow up with absentstudents in the first three weeks of class

Afternoon today. Sessions presented by the

AQIP Team. Please attend.

Developmental Boot CampNext week. Helpsstudents to progress to next level.


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Clarify theIssue

Identifyvalues,interests

Evaluatecurrentsystems

Research,EvaluateOptions

Build aconsensus

option

We arehere

Each new step of the process allows for further clarification, refinement of earlier steps

Compensation Review ProcessThe modelapplying mutual gains process

1/11/2013


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Next Steps, Targets: Classification and Compensation

January

Work Group Researchpossible strategies.

Narrow list for furtherstudy.

HRCreate draft

Classification Structure

President

Gather Board feedback

February

Work GroupEvaluate/refine

strategies

HRGather feedback ondraft Classification;

refine

HR/Business Office

Put numbers, dollarfigures to strategies

President

Gather Board feedback

March

Work GroupEvaluate/refinestrategies. DraftFinal Proposal

HRFinalize Classification

Structure

HR/Business Office

Put numbers, dollarfigures to strategies

President

Gather Board Feedback

April

Work GroupRefine/submit proposal

President

Take Proposal to Boardof Trustees

Discussion Draft 1/4/13


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Our learners and employees will want access to allinformation/services/applications anywhere/anytime.

Our learners and employees will have their own device and expectto use them to do what needs to be done.

Learners will want to be able to collaborate with each other, both inthe classroom and online.

Instructors will want to have a variety of learning approachesavailable to them: simulations, gaming, collaboration, holography,etc.

Most classes will use the web more and more, with the use of in-classroom time changing, and in some cases, decreasing.

Our learners and employees will expect support 7x24. Employees will be able to get the reports and analysis they need

when they need it There will be a tension between the organizations needs for

security and the individuals need to do all of the above


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AQIP Systems Portfolio Due November, 2013

AQIP Process and approach is being modified

AQIP A3 is being modified now

Will require accelerated activities and work flow

NLN (Nursing) on track for September 2013Visit.

Target for accreditation by June 2014


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Permissive in four areas

Maritime Technology

Culinary Arts

Energy Production Technology

Cement Technology

Establishing timelines and teams now


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Headlee Reinstatement What it does for NMC and our community

TCAPS Alignment of math and English

STEM early college

align virtual presence


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What? Thats not enough?

Work to complete those projects in process

Continue to look for opportunities

Continue Planning and Budgeting cycle


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Ensure that NMC learners are prepared forsuccess in a global society and economy.

Establish national and internationalcompetencies and provide leadership in selecteducational areas connected to the regionaleconomy and assets.

Deliver learning through a networkedworkforce.

Establish lifelong relationships with learners.

Transcribe most learning to establishcredentials of value.


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An awareness of the radical transformations thatare occurring in higher education and elsewhere

A sense that you can make a difference everyday

A belief that its not about youbut it is A commitment to ask what (else) can I do to

help? A tolerance that lets us ask and address hard and

uncomfortable issues A recognition that we are doing good work and

accomplishing important results An appreciation for all that your colleagues and our

communities do to help our learners succeed


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Keep Learning at the Center


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