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Annual Strategic Plan [2010-2011]
Get PDFThrough institutional strategic planning, the College develops an annual set of strategic goals, including measurable outcomes, which provide
opportunity for continued institutional improvement and success. The institutional strategic goals are aligned with the University System of
Georgia's Strategic Plan.The College of Coastal Georgia embraces an on-going, integrated, institution-wide, research-based process of planning and outcomes
assessment for the purpose of documenting that it is achieving its institutional mission and goals and is continuously improving its campus
programs and services. The College engages in both strategic planning and outcomes assessment planning. Strategic planning is "means and
process oriented," and answers the question, "What actions should we take to achieve our mission and goals?" Outcomes assessment planning is
"ends or outcomes oriented" and answers the question "How well are our students learning and our administrative and educational support
services functioning?
Pulse of Camden [2010]
No full textThe 2010 Pulse of Camden is the first business conditions study conducted in and for Camden County, including the Cities of Kingsland, St. Marys, Woodbine and several unincorporated communities within the county's scope.The 2010 Pulse of Camden is the first business conditions study conducted in and for Camden County, including the Cities of Kingsland, St. Marys, Woodbine and several unincorporated communities within the county's scope. Camden County is located in the extreme southeast corner of Georgia and is known for its rich history, natural scenic beauty, Southern hospitality and the Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay is the only US Navy installation in the State of Georgia. The study collected and analyzed empirical data, not anecdotes, from Camden's organizational executives and small and medium-sized (SMEs) business owners. The empirical data collected the participants' perspectives on various topics and was gathered during June and July, 2010. The study was delivered via mail to the owners or executives of all licensed businesses in the area. --
The response rate was seventeen percent (n=184 of 1096), a very good result for a postal study of this nature when it is typical to achieve somewhere between 5-10% response rates. Of the returned responses, one hundred seventy-three were fully usable for determining the results. The overall results of the study are accurate within a range of plus/minus five percent, nineteen times out of twenty. The percentages given in the pages to follow may not always sum to one hundred due to rounding or because some respondents may not have answered a specific question. --
The categorical summary of the 2010 Pulse of Camden results are as follows:
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-- Local Economic Optimism for 2011: More Optimistic
-- Cost of Goods Sold in 2010/ 2011 expectation: Increased/ Increase
-- Sales in 2010/ 2011 expectation: Lower/ About the same
-- Profits in 2010/ 2011 expectation: Lower/ About the same
-- Employment in 2010/ 2011 expectation: About the same as 2009/ About the same
-- Investment: This is Viewed as a Bad Time to Invest
-- Top Ranked Issues Affecting Camden Businesses: Taxes
-- Program and/ or Service in Highest Demand: Business Information / Economic Data --
Our results tend to mirror those found in other Georgia and regional studies of this nature in the time periods examined. Although Camden respondents are generally optimistic that conditions will improve, this is couched in a context of several years of repressed economic activity and conditions. Respondents also indicated in open-ended responses that they will continue to try and "hang on" over the next 18 months and are hoping to see the improvement that many government leaders have been forecasting. The other major underlying theme was the uncertainty about conditions that respondents were observing and experiencing, which contributed to their hesitation to make additional capital investment until conditions improve. --
A key factor to note in this first Pulse of Camden study is the amount of market instability experienced during the period when the majority of the data was collected. This uncertainty in the economy, though a reality that we and our respondents have little ability to influence, is likely a major contributor in the expressed perceptions of respondents in this year's first result. We intend to do this again next year and should have a better sense of the evolving conditions at that time
Faculty Meeting Minutes
Get PDFApproval of Minutes -- Campus Recycling Program -- Campus Update -- Announcements/Discussio
mouse model linking viral hepatitis and salivary gland dysfunction, A.
No full textAbstract / metadata only. Article available from the publisher upon request, Blackwell Publishing, www.wiley.com.M.J. Pilgrim was in the mathematics department at CCGA.Abstract available in EBSCO Academic Search Complete database
Tobacco‐free Campus Policy
Get PDFTobacco‐Free Campus PolicyThe College of Coastal Georgia prohibits the use of tobacco products on any property
owned, leased or controlled by the College of Coastal Georgia effective July 1, 2009. Because of the deleterious effects of tobacco use, the College of Coastal Georgia has
committed to a tobacco‐free campus for the purpose of promoting a healthy
environment for all persons, including faculty, staff, students, and visitors
The Campus Connection [2009-05-21, e-mail]
No full textNew e-mail format for newsletter. HTML e-mail, no longer an attached PDF document. News and events of interest to faculty and staff.Message from the family of Officer Bobby Dykes. Isaac "Junior" Davis, Jr. receives National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) award. Thank you to members of the Master Plan Steering Committee. Discounts for holders of college ID
Mariners' Log Volume 26, No. 6
Get PDFHEADLINES: CCGA’S Highest Achievers Recognized on Honors Night -- JUDGE ANTHONY ALAIMO ADDRESSES ANNUAL INAUGURAL GRADUATING CLASS OF COLLEGE OF COASTAL GEORGIA, Judge Is Awarded College’s First Honorary Degree -- Dozens of Creative CCGA Students Recognized at Seaswells First Copy Program -- JUNIOR DAVIS WINS NACADA OUTSTANDING NEW ADVISOR AWARD -- How Bad Is the Current Recession? -- More Holiday Trivia: Independence Day and Father’s Day -- CREATE NEW 4TH OF JULY TRADITIONS -- Major Issues: The Sciences -- College of Coastal Georgia President’s List of Scholars Spring Semester 2009 -- Mrs. Upham’s Farewell Words: “The Bat Has Left the Building” -- Dean’s List Spring Semester 2009 -- Congratulations, Graduates! College of Coastal Georgia Class of 2009 -- SUPPORT GROUPS: BECAUSE WE’RE HUMA
The Campus Connection [2009-02-24]
No full textNews and events of interest to faculty and staff.Emmy Nominee Poet, Jon Goode to perform at College of Coastal Georgia. College hosts 25th annual Regional Science & Engineering Fair. SGHS Coastal Café opens. College of Coastal Georgia’s 2008-2009 Advisor awards. Birthdays. CCGA Foundation mission statement
The Campus Connection [2009-01-21]
No full textNews and events of interest to faculty and staff.Dr. Daniel J. Kaufman is first speaker for College of Coastal Georgia lecture series, Transforming the College: Lessons from Leaders. The Office of Institutional Advancement is looking for a part time student worker. Birthdays. The System Supplement only available via e-mail. NEW: Basketball schedule
Mariners' Log Volume 27, No. 1
No full textHEADLINES: Welcome to the 2009-2010 Academic Year, From Dr. Valerie Hepburn, President – BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE: WHAT’S NEW THIS FALL FOR YOUR COLLEGE CAMPUS? – HEY, WHERE DID THAT OFFICE GO? A guide to finding almost everything at the College of Coastal Georgia – Advice for Getting into the Classes You Want and Need – As a pre-baccalaureate student, it’s good to know: What Exactly is the Core Curriculum? – What the Admissions Office and Registrar Do For You – Making a Difference at CCGA! Take Part in Campus Decision Making! – POLICY CONCERNING CHILDREN ON CAMPUS AIMED AT ELIMINATING RISKS OF UNSUPERVISED CHILDREN – GETTING AROUND CAMPUS – The Libraries and Learning Centers at CCGA – BOOKSTORE BASICS – POLICY REGARDING CELL PHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES NEEDED TO ADDRESS INAPPROPRIATE USES – Making the College of Coastal Georgia Accessible to Students with Disabilities – CAMDEN CENTER AT THE LAKES OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO COMMUTING TO BRUNSWICK – Achieve Success with TRIO Student Support Services! – College Level Examination Program (CLEP): Getting Credit for What You Already Know – Regents’ Testing Program: What You Need to Know – WELCOME TO THE LEARNING CENTER – FINANCIAL AID SUMMARY – Do You Know What You’re Paying For? – ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID? – How to Keep Your HOPE Alive – Where Do All Those Students Activity Fees Go?? – WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU’RE READY TO TRANSFER? – The Coastal Bank of Georgia provides first ATM for campus – STUDENT AFFAIRS: HOW MAY WE HELP YOU? – Here’s Your Chance To Write for Mariners’ Log or To Join the Literary Magazine Staff – JOIN THE CLUBS! Get involved in campus activities and events