Annual Report | 2011-12 | South Florida State College

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RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Highlands County Citrus Growers Association Scholarship Highlands Independent Bank Scholarship James Fentress Memorial Scholarship Joe L. and Pat Davis Endowed Scholarship Joe L. Davis Special Scholarship Joseph E. Johnston/Bette L. McDearman Memorial Scholarship Joy S.Y. Chen Memorial Scholarship Justin N. Patel Memorial Scholarship Knights of Columbus, Council 5441, Endowed Scholarship Lake Placid Noon Rotary Club Scholarship Lake Placid Nursing Scholarship Larry Macbeth Memorial Scholarship Lee R. Cullens Memorial Housing Scholarship Leotis McNeil Memorial Scholarship Military Officers Association of America JROTC Scholarship Miriah Brenner Memorial Scholarship Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church – Sarah McDonald Scholarship Patrick and Mercedes Carruthers African-American Scholarship Peace River Electric Cooperative Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa (Becci Davis) Scholarship Progress Energy/Florida Power Electrical Lineman Scholarship Pushpaben M. Joshi Memorial Scholarship Ralph H. Hartt Memorial Scholarship Robert J. and Jane H. Barben Family Scholarship Rotary Club of Highlands County Scholarship #1518 Sebring Elks Club Scholarship Sebring Historical Society Scholarship Sebring Noon Rotary Club Education Scholarship Sebring Optimist Club Vocational Scholarship Sebring Sunrise Rotary Club Scholarship Sebring Woman’s Club Scholarship SFSC Artist Series Music Scholarship SFSC Board of Trustees Honor Scholar Award SFSC Career Employees Council Scholarship SFSC General Scholarship Fund SFSC Law Enforcement Scholarship Smokey Padgett Memorial Scholarship Snyder/Singletary Memorial Scholarship Steven Martin Durrance Memorial Scholarship SunTrust Scholarship Take Stock in Children – General Take Stock in Children – George S. Buck Take Stock in Children – Sebring Optimists Thomas Burch and Carolyn P. Cornelius Memorial Scholarship Thomas P. Clinard Nursing Endowment Vinod C. Thakkar Nursing Scholarship Wal-Mart Scholarship (Store #3887) Wanda Daymon Junior Achievement Scholarship Wanda Daymon Memorial Scholarship Wauchula Women’s Club Scholarship West Coast District Dental Association Scholarship William F. Ward Family Scholarship Zenon C.R. Hansen Memorial Scholarship SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT AND COLLEGE PLAN 2011-12 | Page 39
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Resource Development The academic year 2011-12 proved to be another memorable year for the South Florida State College Office of Grants Development. Despite cuts to a number of recurring state and federal grant programs, SFSC secured $3.39 million in project funds, including a number of special initiatives to support expanded student access and success. Further, the college garnered a prestigious recommendation for $900,000 in funding from the National Science Foundation to launch a Bioenergy Education Program. The cornerstone grant for expanded student success is the $1.1 million Student Support Services (SSS) Project grant which finished its first year in 2011-12. The program reported exemplary achievement in its inaugural year, with 97 percent of students meeting academic standards of success. The SFSC Farmworker Jobs and Education Program also emerged as a pacesetter in its arena. The project met such impressive performance benchmarks that the state of Florida awarded the college an additional $42,000 so that it could serve even more students. To build upon the positive impact both programs have on low-income, first-generation in college students, SFSC secured an additional $10,000 in financial literacy grant funds from the Florida Department of Education. Those funds will be used to design a robust financial literacy education and support program for SFSC students. Grant opportunities would also play a central role in academic innovation during the 2011-12 year. The Natural Sciences Department secured a grant to participate in the PhysWiki Dynamic Textbook Project, which is a model for collaborative, low-cost approaches to textbook development. The Honors Program had five student stipends funded through the Americorps Students in Service initiative which made valuable service learning experiences a possibility for select SFSC scholars. In addition to its pursuit of new funds, SFSC entered the second year of its $2 million Title III grant to fund the Resource Development Enhancement Initiative. Through grant funds, the college has added three new resource development and grants staff, launched a planned giving program, and expanded its alumni and social media marketing efforts – all initiatives that place the SFSC Office of Resource Development among the vanguard of two-year colleges. Adult Education Grants Adult General Education $203,170.00 Adults with Disabilities $194,688.62 English Literacy and Civics Highlands $53,082.00 English Literacy and Civics Hardee $21,654.00 Academic Program Grants College Board Expanded Opportunity $2,760.00 Financial Literacy $10,000.00 Dynamic Textbook Project $4,149.00 Student Support Services $213,180.00 Allied Health Program Grants AHEC Tobacco Initiative $5,000.00 AHEC Tobacco Dental $5,000.00 Hospital District, Children’s Dental $12,000.00 Health Facilities Authority, EMS $14,500.00 VOCATIONAL Programs Criminal Justice Region VIII $30,552.00 Panther Youth Partners $203,454.00 Perkins $300,334.90 WIA Adult Migrant $241,201.00 Workforce Florida QRUT $37,800.00 Florida Work Experience Program $7,969.15 Community Enrichment Grants College Reach Out Program $13,024.25 Retired and Senior Volunteer Program $33,400.00 Take Stock in Children FLIGHT $87,746.00 Institutional Support Grants Title III Strengthening Institutions $400,000.00 SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT AND COLLEGE PLAN 2011-12 | Page 40
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