2011-12 Catalog - Chipola College

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Professional Publications • DeFelix, Geraldine. Literature and Language – “The Forgiveness Factor in the Lives of Two Literary Grandmothers,” Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table (online publication), vol. 2010: no. 2. • Rentz, Pam. Literature and Language – Published (with Dr. Shelbie Witte) “Bringing the Outside In: Grammar in Popular Culture,” The Florida Journal. May 2010. • Rentz, Pam. Literature and Language – Featured in Literacy Instruction for Today’s Classroom: Implementation Strategies Based on 20 Scholars and Their Ideas by Wood, Susan Nelson, Steadman, Sharilyn C., Simmons, John S. Christopher-Gordon Publishers, 2010. Awards and Recognition • DeFelix, Geraldine. Literature and Language – Recipient, Cornetet Award for Professional Development. Southeast Writing Center Association Conference. University of Alabama. February 2011. • Hilton, David. Science – Recipient, 2010 Distinguished Service Award. Elected by Student Body of Chipola College. • Ivey, Robert. Social and Behavioral Sciences – Recipient, 2011 Kirkland Teaching Excellence Award. • Milton, Vicki. Business and Technology – Named, Florida (State) Adviser of the Year. Phi Beta Lambda . • Shook, Lee. Business. – Recipient, 2010 Kirkland Teaching Excellence Award. • Shook, Lee. Business. – Recipient, 2010 Faculty/Administrator/Professional Employee of the Year Award. • Sirmon, Charles. Fine and Performing Arts – Adjudicator, Florida Community College Activities Association, Theatre Division, 2010-2011. • Sirmon, Charles. Fine and Performing Arts – Respondent for American College Theatre Festival, 2010-2011. • Smith, Bonnie. Academic Center for Excellence – Recipient, 2010 Distinguished Administrator Service Award. Elected by Student Body of Chipola College. • Vlieg, Chase. Automotive Technology – Recipient, ASE Certification, National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. • Ward, Evelyn. Public Relations – Judge, 2011 Community College Futures Assembly Bellwether Awards Competition, January 2011. • Ward, Pat. Physical Plant – Recipient, 2009-10 Career Employee of the Year. • West, Rachel. Literature and Language – Recipient, 2011Distinguished Faculty Service Award. Elected by Student Body of Chipola College. State, Regional, and National Leadership • Barfield, Pat. Development and Planning – 2011, Vice President-Elect of Chapters and Regions, Association of Florida Colleges. • Cruz-White, Irma. Mathematics – Named, Board of Program Reviewers (BoPR), Mathematics Teacher Education Programs, National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), 2007-2011. • Cruz-White, Irma. Mathematics – Selected as a reviewer for the National Science Foundation (NSF) in Scholarships in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S-STEM) Program, December 2010. • DeFelix, Geraldine. Literature and Language – 2010 District I Director, Mu State (Florida), Delta Kappa Gamma Society International. • DeFelix, Geraldine. Literature and Language – 2011 Chairman, Education and Interpretation. Marianna/Panama City District of Alabama-West Florida United Methodist Women. • Powell, Daniel. Fine and Performing Arts – Division Chair, Florida Bands. Florida Community College Activities Association, 2010-2011. • Powell, Daniel. Fine and Performing Arts – Board Member, Florida League of the Arts, 2010. • Riviere, Marion C. “Bud.” Workforce Development – Member, Florida FFA Foundation Board of Directors. • Riviere, Marion C. “Bud.” Workforce Development – Advisory Board, University of Florida College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni and Friends. • Sirmon, Charles. Fine and Performing Arts – Participant, NYC Masters Acting with James Hallet, New York City, NY. • Traynom, Joyce. President’s Office – Board Member, Association of Florida Colleges Foundation, 2011. • Ward, Evelyn. Public Relations – 2011 State President; Association of Florida Colleges. • Ward, Evelyn. Public Relations – Board Member, Association of Florida Colleges Foundation, 2011. • White, Matt. Information Systems – 2011, Parliamentarian. State Board, Association of Florida Colleges. Chipola College Catalog 13
The Chipola College Center for the Arts is currently under construction. The 56,000 square foot center will house a new 650-seat proscenium theatre, black box theatre, recital hall, and art galleries. The center is scheduled to be completed in 2012. The new Center for the Arts is to be constructed on the college’s new access road off River Forest Road. Growth of Facilities and Technology During the last five years, the college has received over $20 million in funds to build or renovate 200,000 square feet. Over 90 percent of the classrooms are equipped with “smart” classroom technology. Chipola has student computer labs in every classroom building and a state-of-the-art library, which houses the student Technology Center and provides numerous databases as part of the Florida LINCC system. The new Academic Center for Excellence provides on-demand tutoring and additional academic support. The new century ushered in a new age of technological integration into the curriculum. Automotive Service Technology students and Electronics Technology students now have some of the most advanced, computer-assisted diagnostic equipment available. Instructors have the capability to simulate equipment failures and track students’ progress toward diagnosing the failure. Students receive valuable “hands-on” training supplemented by expert instruction. Shortages in the technology industry have not gone unnoticed by Chipola. Because of the college’s two software contracts with Microsoft Corporation, students are ensured of access to the latest releases of industry-leading software. Curricula in programming, networking, office applications, and business applications are all available at Chipola. Credits and Official Standing Accreditation & Affiliations Chipola College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Baccalaureate degrees, Associate in Arts degrees, Associate in Science degrees, Associate in Applied Science degrees, and Certificates of Training. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Chipola College. This accreditation was most recently reaffirmed in 2008. The college is also a member of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, the Southern Association of Junior-Technical Colleges, the Florida Association of Colleges and Universities, the American Council on Education, Council for Resource Development, and other professional organizations for institutions of higher learning. The college is also accredited by the Florida Board of Nursing, Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Florida Department of Children and Family Services, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, Bureau of Fire Standards and Training, National Auto Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), and International Conference on Automotive Collision Repair (I-CAR). Being affiliated with these organizations means that credits earned at Chipola are recognized by other colleges and universities and employers throughout the United States. Students planning to earn advanced degrees at four-year colleges and universities may transfer work completed at Chipola, generally with no loss of credit. 14 Chipola College Catalog
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