Annual Report | 2011-12 | South Florida State College

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STATE LICENSING EXAMS DENTAL HYGIENE GRADUATES Passing Rate on State Licensing Exams LAW ENFORCEMENT GRADUATES Passing Rate on State Licensing Exams Dental hygienists perform basic and preventive dental care. As the demand for dental hygenists grows locally and throughout the nation, graduates of SFSC’s Dental Hygiene program pass the state licensing examinations at high rates. DENTAL ASSISTING GRADUATES Passing Rate on State Licensing Exams 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Law enforcement officers protect the public by by preventing crime, arresting offenders, and aiding citizens. SFSC’s Basic Law Enforcement graduates are prepared to serve, as evidenced by their high passing rates on state licensing exams. COSMETOLOGY GRADUATES Passing Rate on State Licensing Exams 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Dental assistants assist dentists, process x-rays, and perform routine office functions. SFSC’s Dental Assisting graduates are passing their state licensing exams at a high rate and helping to fill the growing demand for dental assistants. SFSC Cosmetology students acquire skills they can use throughout their lives, whether they work in salons, advance into management, or start a business. In 2011-12, 100 percent of cosmetology graduates passed the state licensing exam. SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT AND COLLEGE PLAN 2011-12 | Page 21
STUDENT ACTIVITES AND SERVICES Student Government and Student Activities The Student Government Association (SGA) assists with student development and educational programs on SFSC campuses and in the community. Student Activities fosters student success through social and cultural learning activities and experiences. SGA’s 2011-12 Executive Board consisted of Alex Zirulnik, president; Mariah Meloche, vice president; Kia Rahmanian, jurisprudence; Efrain Chavez, public relations; Rito Melendez, treasurer; and Josean Cruz, historian. One of SGA’s most successful events was the Panther Pride Pep Rally in September. Students were offered affordable gray and orange Panther t-shirts to wear and show their college spirit. SGA held a rally for the Lady Panther Volleyball Team, as well as a dance and drawing contests. SGA’s Fall Festival, featuring a haunted house in the Panther Activity Center (PAC) and a dance in the Panther Gym, attracted approximately 200 students. The holiday parades in Lake Placid, Sebring, and Wauchula enjoyed notable student participation. For the fourth year, SGA offered free Stay Awake Breakfasts to students during fall final exam week in December and spring final exam week in April. The 2012 spring term kicked off with Club Rush, where clubs recruited new members. The SGA Executive Board attended the 53rd annual Florida Junior/Community Colleges Student Government Association (FJCCSGA) State Conference. FJCCSGA is comprised of 28 community and state colleges and represents more than 1.1 million students. SGA officers benefited from opportunities to improve leadership skills through workshops and trust exercises and to network with students who have similar concerns. Community College Week was held March 5-8 on the Highlands Campus. This annual celebration of Florida’s community and state college system attracted 20 competitive student and employee teams of 12 members each and two support teams, the SGA and Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Over 200 students participated, setting a new record. Events were swimming pool races, a belly flop contest, bongo ball mania, a distance race, dodgeball, and tug-o-war. In April, 2012 Awards Day recognized outstanding students and faculty. SGA Executive Board members were commended for serving students and the community throughout the year. SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT AND COLLEGE PLAN 2011-12 | Page 22
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