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The Campus Connection [2007-01-12]
Published for the Faculty, Staff and Retirees of Coastal Georgia Community College. "Supporting you, in all that you do!"Call for Presentations, Publications, Awards and Recognition to publish in the Office of Institutional Advancement's Connection newsletter. Athletic Department Fundraiser
Regional fat localizations and racial/ethnic variations in odds of hypertension in at-risk American adults.
Abstract / metadata only. Full-text version of the article is available from EBSCO Advanced Placement Source database, or directly from the publisher Nature Publishing Group, http://www.nature.com/npg. May be available elsewhere.Dr. Valerie A. Hepburn is President of CCGA,and Professor of Public Policy.Abstract available in EBSCO Advanced Placement Source database
Powerful submission: Popular texts and the subjectivity of Christian right women
Doctoral thesis for Ellen Flournoy, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor of English at CCGAMetadata only. Freely available, full-text version may be found in the institutional repository of the University of South Florida, http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/2525/.Abstract available here: http://scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/2525
EDUCATION DESIGN Showcase, 2006 - Honorable Mention: Camden Center, Coastal Georgia Community College.
Article about CCGA.Abstract / metadata only. Article available from publisher upon request, www.peterli.com/spm.The article reports on the awarding of the Honorable Mention distinction during the 2006 Education Design Showcase to the Camden Center of the Coastal Georgia Community College in Brunswick, Georgia. The judges of the competition acknowledged the remarkable aesthetic characteristics and well-designed educational space. The designers created a safe school environment and a gathering space for students and the local community
Annual Report, 2006
CONTENTS: ANNUAL MEETING, FACT SHEET (HISTORY, STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF, BUDGET AND FINANCES 2005-2006, PHYSICAL PLANT, LIBRARY, MEETING MINUTES, SCHOLARSHIP REPORT, FINANCIAL REPORT, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT, FY 2005 HIGHLIGHTS -- MARCH 15, 2006 MINUTES: Financial report, Fundraising Update, 2NDAnnual Regents Award for Excellence in Education Celebration, Albert Crews Award, Nominating Committee, Amendment of By-Laws, Donor Appreciation Party, Approval of the Minutes, Report to the Foundation (Dr. Dorothy Lord). – NOVEMBER 29, 2005 MINUTES: Gala Foundation Event, Financial Report, Coastal Communities Foundation, Compton Event, “One Day for Higher Education,” Report to the Foundation (Dr. Dorothy Lord). – AUGUST 24, 2005 MINUTES: Investment Report, Financial Report, Annual Fund Drive 2005, Compton Event, Capital Fund Drive, Report to the Foundation (Dorothy L. Lord). – MAY 25, 2005 MINUTES: Scholarship Report, Fundraising Report, Investment Policy, Financial Report, FY 2006 Budget, Investment Report, Report to the Foundation (Dorothy L. Lord), Election of Officers, By-Laws Revisions, “A Day” Update – HIGHLIGHTS: The TRIO Student Support Services program served 164 low-income, first-generation and/or disabled students during FY 2004-2005. The Coastal Chapter of the Georgia Association of Educations (GAE), a student chapter of the GAE, was chartered on the CGCC campus in September 2004. Coastal Georgia Community College's Associate Degree Program in Nursing received a USG Intellectual Capital Partnership Program (ICAPP) Grant. Renovated a portion of the Student Center to create a Welcome Center. Student Government Association received Boyd Jones Award for "Programming Board/Student
Government Association of the Year." National recognition of faculty and staff include participation in Roosevelt Reading Festival in New York and the 2005 EVE Award in Education awarded to Dr. Lord. The college’s marketing campaign received an ADDY Award from the Savannah Advertising Federation
Annual report of institutional progress, 2005-2006 : Coastal Georgia Community College
A: SUMMARY OF MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2005-2006 --
B: ANNUAL PROGRESS IN INSTITUTIONAL STRATEGIC PLANNING --
C: ANNUAL PROGRESS IN ASSESSING INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS --
D: IMPROVING STUDENT RETENTION AND GRADUATION --
E. MANAGEMENT OF CAMPUS CONFLICT AND CHANGE --
F. OVERALL INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH --
The productivity of the Brunswick Center (University Center) has greatly reduced the extent of the teacher
shortage in the several counties from which these students come. The Brunswick Center provides
both the baccalaureate and the master's degree in Nursing addressing a second Georgia critical
shortage field of study. --
CGCC is one of the main participants in the Partnership for
Reform in Science and Math (PRISM) --
Charter Technical High School dual enrollment program continues to develop. Mclntosh Workforce Center developing for dual enrollment. --
online course
offerings develop --
eighteen new full-time
faculty were hired. --
Collaboration with the local Three Rivers Public Library
System. GIL (Georgia Interconnected Libraries) has expanded to include DTAE
institutions. --
A full report of strategies for retention was developed by a broad-based
campus committee. for first time, full-time students indicates that very positive progress has been made in retention.
A particular point of pride is the improvement accomplished for African American male students
with a gain of approximately 20% in retention of that segment! --
Migration from a manual system for HOPE applications to the
automated GAcollege 411 system --
CGCC refined and submitted the
Academic/Technology Building as a 3,147,000 to $7,994,000 in just the past two and onehalf
years. --
e-mail is prevalent form of communication, but not accepted by all
The Campus Connection [2006-11-10]
Published for the Faculty, Staff and Retirees of Coastal Georgia Community College. "Supporting you, in all that you do!"Faculty/Staff donations for the annual Campus Campaign. Nisi Zell is Commissioner Elect. Seaswells has won the Small College Award. Bowl Game Tickets for Sale
The Campus Connection [2006-11-06]
Published for the Faculty, Staff and Retirees of Coastal Georgia Community College. "Supporting you, in all that you do!"Faculty/Staff donations. Bowl Game Tickets for Sale. Health Plan Information on College Website. Learn to shop for and prepare delicious meals and snacks to lower the risk of cancer and other diseases
The Campus Connection [2006-11-17]
Published for the Faculty, Staff and Retirees of Coastal Georgia Community College. "Supporting you, in all that you do!"Letter from Carol Middleton to the colleagues of Ron [Middleton]. Faculty/Staff donations for the annual Campus Campaign. Marketing and branding initiative. Bowl Game Tickets for Sale. Film/Poetry Reading Event
Annual report of institutional progress, 2004-2005 : [Coastal Georgia Community College]
A: SUMMARY OF MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2004-2005 --
B: ANNUAL PROGRESS IN INSTITUTIONAL STRATEGIC PLANNING --
C: ANNUAL PROGRESS IN ASSESSING INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS --
SECTION D: RETENTION RATES AND GRADUATION --
E. MANAGEMENT OF CAMPUS CONFLICT AND CHANGE --
F. OVERALL INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH --
Brunswick Center consortium of CGCC,
Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU), and Georgia Southern University was authorized
in spring 2005 to use the official designation as a University Center. --
New certificate of credit programs --
Dual enrollment programs developed (high school and college). --
Dual Enrollment and Community Aspiration for a Charter Technical High
School. Led by the business community. --
International Studies growth --
Faculty Recognition --
For the 2004-2005 academic year, thirteen new faculty were
hired. --
Strategies directed
toward retention initiatives are continuing to be developed, implemented, and evaluated. --
Campus Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution mediated disputes between employees --
faculty and management "drowning in the workload of a growing college