College Plans
College Planning
College planning is under the auspices of the College Planning Council (CPC). There are several committees of CPC which are responsible for various planning documents, as well as serving as information sharing bodies which then make recommendations to the CPC. From CPC meetings, recommendations are then forwarded to the College President for action. This webpage is dedicated to the planning documents used by the college, as authorized by CPC and the shared governance process.
The Educational Master Plan serves an iterative function which begins and ends the planning cycle for the college. It is used at the start of the planning process to guide the Unit Plans, Cluster Committee prioritization, and as an end to the planning process by encompassing evaluation/assessment data.
The College Annual Plan is a compellation of the Educational Master Plan, The College Strategic Plan, a summary of unit assessment, and a listing of the college priorities as established by the College Planning Council.
The Cluster and Unit plans represent the prioritization of the planning activities integrated with budget considerations within the clusters and units of the college.
The Human Resource plan represents the college’s prioritizations for staffing while remaining within the college’s annual budget.
Enrollment Plan
To ensure the institution maintains academic program offerings and does so within the college allocation, the college completes an Enrollment Plan.
The institution maintains academic program offerings in a rotation such that students can complete their degrees/certificates within 6 years.
Program Reviews (Policy and Procedure Manual, rev. 2/21/13)
In order to assess the effectiveness of its programs, the college conducts Program Review which incorporates evaluation of Student Learning Outcomes/SAOs.
Student Learning Outcomes Assessment
The (SLO) Assessment page contains the Student Learning Outcomes, their rubric for assessment, results of assessments and a summary of activities to make program improvements.
Technology Master Plan
To ensure the college maintains currency and sufficiency with technological requirements, the college completes a technology plan.
5 Year Construction Plan 2013 - 2017