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2003 President’s Report<br />
2003 President’s Report<br />
T<br />
his has been an exciting year on the campus of <strong>Hannibal</strong>-<strong>LaGrange</strong> College. The visual signs of growth and<br />
development are evident with the completion of the Roland Fine Arts Center, the renovation project in<br />
Nunn-Cook Men’s Dormitory, and site preparation for the Carroll Missions Center. The many positive changes<br />
made in 2002-2003 will impact the future of HLG for years to come. Funds for these capital expenditures are raised<br />
in addition to the operating income.<br />
<strong>Hannibal</strong>-<strong>LaGrange</strong> College depends on the generous gifts of its supporters to fund not only our growing capital<br />
and endowment needs, but a portion of our daily operations budget.<br />
The leadership of <strong>Hannibal</strong>-<strong>LaGrange</strong> College takes careful steps to assure that all funds are used wisely in order<br />
provide the best possible education for HLG students. The <strong>Hannibal</strong>-<strong>LaGrange</strong> College community expresses their<br />
thanks to all the wonderful friends of the college as they continue to share financially to support the work of this fine<br />
institution.<br />
2002-2003 Revenue<br />
Budget: $10,914,016<br />
Missouri Baptist<br />
Convention – 5.95%<br />
Other – .82%<br />
Gifts & Grants –<br />
10.67%<br />
Auxiliary Services &<br />
Institutional Support – 16.32%<br />
STRATEGIC PLANNING<br />
During the past academic year, the Strategic Planning Team has<br />
continued to work to establish and recommend the implementation<br />
of goals conducive to the present and future growth and development<br />
of <strong>Hannibal</strong>-<strong>LaGrange</strong> College.<br />
On May 4, 2002, the Board of Trustees of <strong>Hannibal</strong>-<strong>LaGrange</strong><br />
College voted to adopt a five-year Strategic Plan proposed by the<br />
Strategic Planning Team. This plan was initiated in the 2002-2003<br />
academic year, and it is the intention of the SPT to continue this<br />
process so the college will always have a “five-year plan” in place.<br />
Strategic Planning is a crucial component in the success of any<br />
institution or organization. Two tangible examples of successful<br />
strategic planning are the fact that HLG now has more than 400 resident<br />
students, and indeed, our current strategic plan includes goals<br />
explicitly seeking to increase that number, and the newly completed<br />
Roland Fine Arts Center.<br />
STRATEGIC PLANNING TEAM<br />
Dr. Samuel Swisher, Chair<br />
Mrs. Julie Andresen<br />
Mrs. Connie Benson<br />
Dr. Garry Breland<br />
Dr. Woodrow Burt<br />
Mr. Raymond Carty<br />
Mr. Tom Dugger<br />
Mrs. Rhonda Hufty<br />
Dr. Tom Hufty<br />
Dr. Barry Morgan<br />
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL<br />
Woodrow Burt<br />
President<br />
Tom Hufty<br />
Vice President for Collegiate Affairs &<br />
Assistant to the President<br />
Connie Benson<br />
Vice President for Institutional Advancement<br />
Garry Breland<br />
Vice President for Academic Affairs<br />
Raymond Carty<br />
Vice President for Enrollment Management<br />
Tom Dugger<br />
Vice President for Student Affairs &<br />
Facilities Management<br />
Rhonda Hufty<br />
Director of Public Relations<br />
Lonnie Nelson<br />
Faculty Representative<br />
Jason Nichols<br />
Staff Representative<br />
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2003<br />
2002-2003 Expenditures<br />
Budget: $10,914,016<br />
Institutional<br />
Support – 19.10%<br />
Auxiliary Services –<br />
10.99%<br />
Student Services –<br />
13.04%<br />
Debt Retirement –<br />
4.94%<br />
Tuition & Fees – 66.24%<br />
Instructional &<br />
Academic Support – 31.24%<br />
Student Aid – 20.69%<br />
Rev. Don Amelung<br />
Chairman of the Executive<br />
Committee<br />
Bowling Green, MO<br />
Ms. Rachel L. Bringer<br />
Palmyra, MO<br />
Dr. Gerald Davidson<br />
Arnold, MO<br />
Rev. Bob Caldwell<br />
Springfield, MO<br />
Dr. Pat Campbell<br />
St. Charles, MO<br />
Mr. Ronald Davis<br />
St. Louis, MO<br />
Rev. Bob Feeler, Jr.<br />
St. Peters, MO<br />
Mr. Jack Fletcher<br />
Gideon, MO<br />
Rev. Bob Gaddis<br />
Shell Knob, MO<br />
Mr. Melvin Graham<br />
Moscow Mills, MO<br />
Rev. Michael Green<br />
Republic, MO<br />
Mr. Bryan Gruber<br />
Mexico, MO<br />
Mrs. Alberta K. Hagerman<br />
Wayland, MO<br />
Rev. Daniel Hale<br />
Millersville, MO<br />
Mrs. Judy Harding<br />
<strong>Hannibal</strong>, MO<br />
Rev. Harold Hendrick<br />
Florissant, MO<br />
Mr. Bill Keeling<br />
Columbia, MO<br />
Mrs. Ilda Kennon<br />
Pevely, MO<br />
Rev. David Krueger<br />
Chairman<br />
Linn, MO<br />
Mrs. Mary Ann Lillard<br />
Williamstown, MO<br />
Dr. Walker Moore<br />
Tulsa, OK<br />
Mrs. Frances Nichols<br />
Canton, MO<br />
Dr. Robert O. Parker<br />
<strong>Hannibal</strong>, MO<br />
Mrs. Connie Phillips<br />
Kahoka, MO<br />
Rev. Richard Rhea<br />
Troy, MO<br />
Dr. Monte Shinkle<br />
Jefferson City, MO<br />
Rev. Tim Smith<br />
Ewing, MO<br />
Dr. Gary Taylor<br />
Lake St. Louis, MO<br />
Mr. Garland Threlkeld<br />
Arlington, TX<br />
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