Instructional Program Overview

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Instructional Program Overview

• Planning Retreat
• Lake Cumberland State Resort Park
• November 16, 2006

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Challenges/Opportunities Identified in 2005

• Maintain Academic Excellence in a Period of
  Sustained Enrollment Growth
• Increase Student Access/Retention
• Academic Schedule to Meet the Needs of the
  Student and the College
• Review Modify Curriculum Offerings to Enhance
  Student Learning Outcomes

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Meeting the Challenges

• Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) identified for
  Curriculum Offerings
• Developmental Education Program redesigned (SSS,
  STAR Center ARI)
• Spring 07 Schedule designed to provide greater
  access to students
• Spring 07Specific classes to accommodate late
  enrollers

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Meeting the Challenges

• 6--Net increase of instructional faculty
• Students in 5 Technical programs participating in
  an integrated project
• SCCs footprint will be larger (Jan 07) greater
  access, greater educational impact in the region

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Locations
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Enrollment- Trend
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Enrollment Measures

• Unduplicated Credit Enrollment up 3.9 to 6,319
• FTE up 6.6 to 3,422
• Minority Credit Enrollment102
• Non-Credit Enrollment292
• Adult Education Enrollment667

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Student Profile

• Average age29.1
• Female3,979 (63) Male2,328 (37)
• FT3,210 (51) PT3,109 (49)
• HS dual-credit352 (6) 172--SEEK
• 59--Receive financial Aid
  93 of FT/FT Credential Seeking Students
• 1,284 (20)Enrolled in developmental
• 53 of FT/FT Credential Seeking Students
• 55 are First Generation College Students

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Credit Enrollment by Area
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Credit Hr Delivery by Location
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Credit Hr Delivery by Faculty
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Credit Hr Delivery by Instructional Mode
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Delivery of Online Classes
Other KCTCS Faculty deliver 2,802 credit hrs
online to SCC students
SCC Faculty deliver 708 credit hrs online to
KCTCS students
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Enrollment/Schedule Efficiency
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Quality Measures

• Results from Licensure exams remain above the
  norm
• Employment rate of technical students remains
  high
• SCC students transferring to senior institution
  do as well or better than other transfers or
  native students

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Quality Measures

• Credentials Awarded 2005-2006
• Certificates 777 (29)
• Diplomas 98 (-30)
• A.A. 195 (17)
• A.S. 41 (64)
• A.A.S. 249 (-5)
• Total 1,360 (14)

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Challenges/OpportunitiesThe times they are a
changing (Bob Dylan)

• Benchmark Performance by Discipline
• Establish a Culture of Evidence
• Expand Integration of Technology into
  Instructional Delivery
• Establish New Pathway Programs (Developmental
  Manufacturing)
• Communication

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Challenges/Opportunities
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