Advisory Committee for Tomorrow

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Advisory Committee for Tomorrow
Challenges In Meeting The Needs of
Business Industry Health
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Presenters
Meryl Sussman Dean, Business and Services Gene
Wagner Dean, Occupational and Vocational
Education Lauren Sharp Associate Dean, Health
and Public Services Tom Roesing Associate Dean,
Technology
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Responding To District Workforce Needs
Certificates/Degrees (August 7, 2001)
Workforce Options
Business and Professional Institute
Continuing Education
(July 24, 2001)
(Sept. 4, 2001)
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Listening To Our Constituency
Labor Market Information Advisory
Committees Community Requests Business and
Industry Request Faculty
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Who Are Our Students?
Emerging Workforce TechPrep and
Education-To-Careers Individuals upgrading
skills 33 are between 25-55 yrs 69 take one
course per quarter 73 do not plan to
graduate Individuals retraining for new
positions 24 already have a degree
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What Are Students And Employers Requesting?
Introductory Skills Advanced Level
Skills Upgraded Skills To Use New
Technology Certification and Licensure in Health
Professions Re-certification or
CEUs State-Of-Art Labs and Equipment Convenient
Scheduling
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Program Evaluation
Program Review Accreditation of
Programs Completion Rates Labor Market
Information Advisory Committees Student
Follow-up Studies Job Placement Salary
Rates Satisfaction Passing Rates On Licensure
Exams Certification Exams
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Programs
Business Accounting Interior
Design Business Library Technical
Assistant Business Law Management Computer
Information Systems Marketing/Retailing Criminal
Justice Office Information
Technology Facility Management
Ornamental Horticulture Fashion Design Real
Estate Food Service Administration
Transportation Hotel Management Travel and
Tourism
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Programs
Industry Advertising, Design and
Illustration Architecture Automotive Computer
Aided Drafting Digital Microprocessor
Technology Electro-Mechanical Technology Electroni
cs Graphic Arts Heating/Air Conditioning/Refrigera
tion Manufacturing Mecomtronics Multimedia
Arts Photography Welding
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Programs
Health and Public Services Addictions
Counseling Medical Billing and Coding Certified
Nursing Assistant Medical Transcription Dental
Hygiene Nuclear Medicine Technology Diagnostic
Medical Imaging Nursing (ADN) Sonography
(Ultrasound) Occupational Therapy
Assistant Early Childhood Education Paramedic
and Care Phlebotomy Eating Disorders
Physical Therapist Assistant Emergency Medical
Radiologic Technology Technician
Respiratory Care Fire Science
Speech Language Pathology Health Information
Assistant Technology Surgical
Technology Human Services Therapeutic Massage
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Programs
Business Accounting Interior
Design Business Library Technical
Assistant Business Law Management Computer
Information Systems Marketing/Retailing Criminal
Justice Office Information
Technology Facility Management
Ornamental Horticulture Fashion Design Real
Estate Food Service Administration
Transportation Hotel Management Travel and
Tourism
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Recent Program Highlights
Accounting Success of CPA Exam
Candidates Illinois CPA Society Educator Of The
Year Culinary Arts Escoffier Dining Room and
Hotel Lab Business New E-Commerce
Certificate Library Technical Assistant Grant
For Statewide Online Delivery
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Recent Program Highlights

Interior Design NKBA Endorsement
Underway Office Technology M.O.U.S.
Certification Prep Courses CIS New Courses In
Web Development, JAVA, WIN2000, Netware 5.1
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Current Major Trends
Growth of Technology In All Areas Workforce
Technology Training Or Upskilling Career
Switching Periodic Course Takers Industry
Credentials Or Proficiency Exams
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Changing Landscape
Computer Labs Classrooms Ergonomically Safe
Labs Systems Need To Be Faster, More Powerful
To Serve Many Programs Additional Space To
Serve Increased Enrollments Technology To
Support Student Success
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Some Demands We Cannot Meet
Dedicated Unix Lab Teaching Oracle Database New
Software For Logistics 3-D Studio For Interior
Design Hiring Qualified Faculty Open Lab
Time Providing Technology In General Purpose
Classrooms
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Technology Program Groups
Visual Communications Service Programs Manufactu
ring/Industrial
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Visual Communications

• Advertising/Design Graphic Arts
• Multimedia Arts Photography
• Commonly Linked By
• Subject
• Pre-Press, Press, Digital Imaging
• Web Design, Animation And Advertising
• Software
• QuarkXPress 4, Illustrator 9.0,
• Photoshop 6.0, Dreamweaver 4.0, Flash 5.0
• and Fireworks 4.0

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Service Trades

• Architecture
• Construction Trades
• Design Programs
• Automotive
• OBD II
• IM 240
• Heating/AC/Refrigeration
• DDC Systems

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Manufacturing/Industrial

• CADD Digital Microprocessor Tech
• Elect-Mechanical Electronics
• Manufacturing Mecomtronics
• Welding
• CADD/CAM/CIM
• Predictive Maintenance
• Quality Control/SPC
• CCNA, CCNP, and A Certifications
• Universal Technician Skill Set
• Programs have an increased emphasis on
• Math, Science, and Communications

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Programs
Health and Public Services Addictions
Counseling Medical Billing and Coding Certified
Nursing Assistant Medical Transcription Dental
Hygiene Nuclear Medicine Technology Diagnostic
Medical Imaging Nursing (ADN) Sonography
(Ultrasound) Occupational Therapy
Assistant Early Childhood Education Paramedic
and Care Phlebotomy Eating Disorders
Physical Therapist Assistant Emergency Medical
Radiologic Technology Technician
Respiratory Care Fire Science
Speech Language Pathology Health Information
Assistant Technology Surgical
Technology Human Services Therapeutic Massage
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Oversight By Accrediting Agencies
Program Accreditation Mandates Curriculum Facul
ty Qualifications Adequate classrooms,
laboratories Clinical Affiliations Faculty to
Student Ratios Nursing 101 Dental Hygiene
61 Student Outcomes Board Pass
Rates Employment In Field All Programs
Accredited Board Pass Rates Exceed State and
National Averages
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Health Program Issues
Shortages Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Ultras
ound) Nuclear Medicine Radiology Nursing Denta
l Hygiene Certified Nurse Assistants (CNA)
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Health Program Issues (Contd)

• Inadequate Space For Program Growth
• Ultrasound, Radiology, And Nuclear Medicine
• Share A Lab
• New Facility For Dental Hygiene
• Rented Space For Surgical Technology
• And Phlebotomy
• Inadequate Community Space For CNA
• Increased Volume And Complexity Of
  Technology
• Difficult To Attract Specialized Faculty

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Dedicated Laboratories Serving Single
Programs

• Specialized Technology Serving A Single Program
• Culinary Arts Kitchens/Dining Room
• Ornamental Horticulture Greenhouses
• Fashion Design Workrooms
• Photography Studios
• Graphic Arts Studios
• Automotive Shop
• Manufacturing Lab
• Imaging Labs
• Nursing Labs
• Physical Therapy Lab
• Employers Expect Our Facilities To Meet Current
• Industry Standards
• Dedicated Labs Remove Space For General Purpose
• Classrooms (i.e. English, Speech, Math)

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Integrating Computer Technology

• Technology As The Subject
• CISCO, CAD/CAM, CIS, OFTI
• Technology As A Job Skill
• Accounting, Interior Design, Travel and Tourism,
• Graphic Arts, Architecture
• Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine
• Technology As A Teaching And Learning Tool
• Internet Searches, Online Course Delivery,
• Simulations, Tutoring, Classroom Delivery

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Computer Technology Challenges
Exponential Growth In Users And Applications
Competition Among Programs For Limited
Space Computer Labs Need More Space Per Student
And Environmental Changes Complex Applications
Require More Powerful, Faster Systems Flexible
Multi Use Labs Need Powerful Systems
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Recruiting Qualified Faculty
Seek Both Academic Credentials and Industry
Experience Offer Competitive Salaries Maintain
Appropriate Ratio of Full-Time to Part-Time
Faculty Program Development Student
Advising College-Wide Initiatives
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Help Us Plan For The Next 10 Years
Changing Our Program Mix New Programs Revamping
Programs Expanding Programs Space/Facilities/Equ
ipment Expanding Programs New
Programs Faculty Hiring Qualified
Faculty Staff Development
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