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Annual Report, 1981
No full textCONTENTS: ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA, SUMMARY OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO BRUNSWICK JUNIOR COLLEGE, FACT SHEET (HISTORY, STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF, BUDGET AND FINANCING 1980-81, ECONOMIC IMPACT ON AREA 1980-81, PHYSICAL PLANT, LIBRARY, ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS, CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS), ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES, REPORT ON THE FINE ARTS/CIVIC CENTER PROJECT, SCHOLARSHIP/LOAN REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, COMPTON CHAIR ANNUAL REPORT, FINANCIAL REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES -- 1980 ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES: future enrollment, new real estate program, declining enrollment across the country, Nominating Committee recommendations for appointment, scholarship overview, report on the activities of the Compton Chair, finance overview, plans for fund raising drive, University System Board of Regents visit, lake landscaping project – COMPTON CHAIR ANNUAL REPORT: Programs for teachers (Graduate course taught for Georgia Southern, Cash Awards at the Private Enterprise Day, Frederica Academy Course, Brunswick High School Inservice Course), Programs for students (Courses at Brunswick Junior College, Compton Library, Essay Contest), Programs for the Community (Community seminar program, Entrepreneur of the Year, Other accomplishments, Upcoming events), financial data (comprehensive six year budget, 1975-1980, proposed 1981 budget), newspaper clippings, program brochures
Brunswick Junior College : annual report, 1979-80
Get PDFI. NARRATIVE. INTRODUCTION -- ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT -- CONTINUING EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE -- STUDENT SERVICES --
ACCREDITATION STATUS -- PHYSICAL FACILITIES -- CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT --
BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION -- II. Assessment of Strengths, Weaknesses, Needs,
and Five Year Plans -- III. INSTITUTIONAL STATISTICS -- [FINANCIAL REPORT] --
The fiscal year 1979-80 was a very busy period in the history of
the college. The institution was engaged in an Institutional Self-
Study for reaffirmation of accreditation by the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools. --
slight decline in the enrollment of students in the
credit program --
slight decline in enrollment for courses and programs offered through the Division of Continuing Education
and Community Services. Director position vacant. --
Two new allied health programs: Licensed Practical Nursing and Surgical
Technology. --
The year was devoted to efforts toward strengthening and solidifying
existing programs and activities.
efforts were made to emphasize the transfer programs [to 4-year colleges], to balance the local perception of vocational/technical and terminal degrees --
Areas needing improvement with solutions underway also include
academic advisement, faculty evaluation, and enhancement of the
evening program. --
Brunswick College Foundation doubled
the number of incentive scholarships to be awarded to outstanding
students, from seven to fourteen beginning in the fall quarter, 1980. --
Seaswells, the faculty-student literary publication,
was perhaps the best of the thirteen editions thus far
Annual Report, 1980
No full textCONTENTS: ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA, SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY THE BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO BRUNSWICK JUNIOR COLLEGE, FACT SHEET (HISTORY, STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF, BUDGET AND FINANCING 1979-80, ECONOMIC IMPACT ON AREA 1979-80, PHYSICAL PLANT, LIBRARY, ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS, CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS, PETITION FOR INCORPORATION, BY-LAWS OF BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC., ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES, SCHOLARSHIP/LOAN REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, ANNUAL REPORT: JAMES D. COMPTON CHAIR FOR THE STUDY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE, FINANCIAL REPORT AND COMMITTEE MINUTES -- 1979 ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES: Sapelo Foundation donation, overview of the growth and development of the college, enrollment report, scholarship overview, Compton Chair report, Chair of Private Enterprise report, finance overview, resolution for the Compton Chair be made a permanent activity of Brunswick College, development towards fine arts/civic center facility, campus development report, recommendations for appointment – COMPTON CHAIR ANNUAL REPORT: Programs for teachers (graduate course taught at Georgia Southern, cash awards at the Private Enterprise Day, Business Attitude Survey, Plans for 1980), Programs for students (Business Attitude Survey, New course at Brunswick Junior College, James D. Compton Library, Plans for 1980), Programs for the community (Community seminar programs, program for employee economic education, plans for 1980), Other Accomplishments (Library holdings, newsletter, Published research article, students involved in consulting, plans for 1980), financial data (comprehensive five year budget, 1975-1979, proposed 1980 budget), program brochures
Annual Report, 1979
No full textCONTENTS: ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA, SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY THE BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO BRUNSWICK JUNIOR COLLEGE, FACT SHEET (HISTORY, STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF, BUDGET AND FINANCING 1978-79, ECONOMIC IMPACT ON AREA 1978-79, PHYSICAL PLANT, LIBRARY, ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS, CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS, ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES, SCHOLARSHIP/LOAN REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, JAMES D. COMPTON CHAIR FOR THE STUDY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE REPORT, FINANCIAL REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES -- 1978 ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES: Recommendations for appointment, scholarships and financial aid overview, private enterprise report, financial report presentation, Compton Chair report, development of 100 acres of land on campus, committee appointments, Fine Arts/Civic Center resolution – COMPTON CHAIR REPORT: Change in Personnel, Graduate Course for Teachers, New Course for Teachers: Consumer Education, Report on Programs (Business Tax Problems Workshop, Starting Your Own Business, Threats to Private Enterprise, Money is a Women’s Best Friend, James D. Compton Economic Education Awards Program), Audio-Visual Additions, Use of Audio-Visual Library, Pre and Past Testing, Publicity, Activities of the Chairholder, Upcoming Activities, Budget, brochures, advertisements, and newspaper clippings
Brunswick Junior College : annual report, 1978-79
Get PDFINTRODUCTION -- FACULTY DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITY -- LIBRARY --
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION -- STUDENT SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES --
PHYSICAL FACILITIES -- ACCREDITATION STATUS -- CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT --
BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION -- SPECIAL PROBLEMS AND NEEDS --
APPENDIX, Institutional Statistics -- [FINANCIAL REPORT] --
Stable or slightly declining enrollment due to number of high school graduates declining.
Increasing number of older students who are returning to college. May be an increase in the industrial
and military installations which will stimulate population growth. Additional enrollment of students in the evening
courses offered through the Division of Vocational/Technical Education.
There was also an increase in workshops, conferences and lecture
series offered through the newly established James D. Compton Chair for
the Study of Private Enterprise. --
The percent of the
faculty members who hold the doctorate has increased substantially. Currently,
32.65% of the teaching faculty hold the terminal degree in their
respective teaching fields. --
The library budget for materials (books, periodicals, binding, and microforms)
has remained constant at about $39,000 a year. But the cost of
library materials has constantly increased. --
The Director of Continuing Education and Community Service, Mr.
John H. Carmichael, retired from his position after thirteen years of
distinguished service to the institution. --
Effort is being made to meet the educational needs
of the military personnel stationed at the King's Bay installation. --
In the office of Student Affairs, the counseling center continues
to provide counseling services for a diversity of student needs. Several
hundred students are counseled each quarter with financial aid being the
most frequently sought services. --
Student participation was also influential
in helping to formulate plans for functional yet aesthetic campus projects, and
for screening applications for Dean of Academic Affairs. --
Sapelo Research
Foundation, Inc. helping make possible construction of a fine arts/civic center building.
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), Commission on
Colleges mandated a second Institutional
Self-Study, which will begin fall quarter 1979. 18 month process. --
faculty and staff personnel
salaries and fringe benefits 15% below national average --
Academic performance of students is a primary concern
of the institution. Entrance test scores (SAT and BSE and local placement
tests) indicate that many entering freshmen are ill-prepared to
pursue the rigorous courses in the Core Curriculum
Crest, The 1979
No full textBrunswick Junior College 1979 yearbookAdministration--Faculty--Clubs--Students--Activitie
Annual Report, 1978
No full textCONTENTS: ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA, SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY THE BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO BRUNSWICK JUNIOR COLLEGE, FACT SHEET (HISTORY, STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF, BUDGET AND FINANCING 1977-1978, ECONOMIC IMPACT ON AREA 1977-1978, PHYSICAL PLANT, LIBRARY, ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS, CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIP/LOAN REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE JAMES D. COMPTON CHAIR FOR THE STUDY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE, FINANCIAL REPORT AND COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES --1977 ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES: Nominating Committee recommendations for appointment, financial aid report, progress report on the Academic Incentive Scholarship Program, fine arts/civic center project, 1977-78 committee appointments – COMPTON CHAIR REPORT: Additions to Media Collection, Graduate Course at Jesup, Report of Programs (Economic Policy Series, Starting Your Own Business, Stepping Out On Your Own, Legal Aspects of Starting Your Own Business), Activities of the Chairholder, Portrait Presentation, Survey of Economic Attitudes, Programs Being Planned, Budge
Brunswick Junior College : annual report, 1977-78
Get PDFSUMMARY STATEMENT -- ACADEMIC AFFAIRS -- LIBRARY -- STUDENT AFFAIRS --
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION -- ACCREDITATION STATUS --
BRUNSWICK COLLEGE FOUNDATION -- COMPUTER CAPABILITY --
CRITICAL NEEDS -- APPENDIX, Institutional Statistics -- [FINANCIAL REPORT] --
The fiscal year 1977-78 may be considered as the most stable period
in the history of the college. This year appeared to be the beginning of
a period of stable enrollment and perhaps a slight decline for the next
several years. Evidence to
indicate that the college may attract an increasing number of older students
who are returning to college to upgrade their occupational and professional
skills or to pursue new career opportunities. --
sharp increase in
the number of adult students and citizens from surrounding areas who participated
in non-credit courses and programs offered through the Division
of Continuing Education and Public Service. --
During the year, the science classroom facility was occupied for the
first full year. Continued need for space for fine and performing arts.
There is abundant evidence in our society in general, in our community, and
on the college campus in particular, that music, art, drama, sculpturing, ceramics,
casting, and study and practice of other forms of the fine and performing
arts will assume increasing importance in the college curriculum. --
[Much of the wording in the Summary Statement was not changed from the
previous year, 1976-77. An oversight?] --
New programs in Oceanic Education and Labor Studies --
Circulation of library materials increased by 58% over the previous
year. The total circulation of 20,054 items was the largest number
since fiscal year 1972, and the non-reserve circulation of 14,930 was the
highest in the history of the institution. --
Imperative that we construct,
as soon as possible, a vocational-technical facility. This facility
is needed to provide instructional space for the allied health programs and
space for the continued expansion of technical career programs needed by
employers in the community. --
Significant salary increases during FY 78 and FY 79. However, the continued
increase of economic inflation has, and is, taking its toll on the
salaries earned by all college personnel. Therefore, increased salary for
academic and classified personnel is still the most pressing need at this
time. --
Even though the academic performance
level expected of students is reasonable, the number of students suspended
for academic reasons has increased during the past several years
The Kent Mound : a study of the Irene phase on the lower Georgia coast
No full textThesis (M.S.) - Florida State UniversityThis thesis represents a culmination of two seasons of excavation at the Kent Mound site on St. Simons Island, Georgia