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GENERAL INFORMATION 15 Student/faculty service learning projects included: • Health fairs with school nurses at Webb Elementary, Ashford Elementary and High, Wicksburg Elementary, Rehobeth Elementary and High, Cottonwood Elementary and High, Montana Street Elementary, Highlands Elementary, Heard Elementary, and Cloverdale Elementary schools • Kid Check school screening events at Eufaula City Primary, Admiral Moorer Middle, and Eufaula City Elementary schools • National Peanut Festival Senior Citizens Day • Camp Sugar Falls The Association of Student Practical Nurses (ASPN) activities included participation in: • WCC Meet and Greet • Sparks Meet and Greet • New Practical Nursing Student Welcomes • Alzheimer’s Walk to Remember • Collected items for Christmas Bazaar at Westside Terrace • Adopt a Grandparent program at Westside Terrace • Crowne Health Care Christmas project • PN student Senior Reception • Girls Youth Summit • Boys Youth Summit • Canned Food Drive • WCC Toiletries for Troops • Participated in Valentines for Patients at Flowers Hospital, Southeast Alabama Medical Center, and Westside Terrace • Supported Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center’s T‐shirt for Prevention of Child Abuse • Participated in WCC SOAR activities Six WCC Practical Nursing students received scholarships through the Alabama Nursing Home Association Education Foundation Scholarship Equipment: • Bedside stands for Rane Hall learning labs on the Wallace Campus in Dothan • One Alaris IV Infusion pumps, as used by Flowers Hospital and Medical Center Enterprise • Four Plum A+ IV infusion pumps, as used by Southeast Alabama Medical Center and Medical Center Barbour Radiologic Technology Participated in Special Citizens Day activities at the National Peanut Festival in Fall Semester 2011 (RAD students and faculty) The 2011 American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) first time passing rate for the program of 100% Respiratory Therapist Met benchmarks established by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) and required in the program’s annual report Pass rate of 85% on the CRT licensure exam for the 2011 graduating class Implementation of the new statewide curriculum in Fall Semester 2011 Montgomery Baptist South added as a critical care site for student clinical rotations Simulation activities increased for students’ lab experiences and incorporated use of program ventilators with the Hal, Dynamic Airway and Lung Compliance Simulator for increased critical care preparation
GENERAL INFORMATION 16 Health Sciences Simulation Center Student rotations through the current location of the HSSC in the Gary Health Building numbered 3,881 during the 2011‐2012 academic year Programs utilizing simulation experiences in the HSSC include ADN, PN, EMS, PTA, and RPT Faculty training with Harvey, The Cardiopulmonary Patient Simulator took place with 27 participants from the Health Sciences Acquisitions during the academic year: • SimMan3G • Harvey, The Cardiopulmonary Patient Simulator • Hal, Dynamic Airway and Lung Compliance Simulator • KbPort ECT + Recording System (2) • 3G2 and SimMan warranty extensions • Crib and stretcher • Noelle and Baby Hal warranty extension Health Sciences Resource Center Provided tutorial services through funding provided by the Wallace Foundation and funds remaining from Caregiver Training Initiative (ADN, PN, and Respiratory Therapist students attended 142 tutor sessions) Funding provided through Caregiver Training Initiative for 47 nursing students, who had completed their first semester Fundamentals of Nursing course, to sit for the Certified Nurse Aide exam (25 certified through the Alabama Department of Public Health with 17 awaiting test results) CAREER AND TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Increased enrollment of career and technical students by 84 from the fall of 2010 to the fall of 2011 Increased credit hours generated from 11,445 to 11,586. Enrollment increased in the ACR, CRJ, MAS, NUC and SER programs over the previous year Increased CTE graduates by 130 (146 to 276) over the same period of the previous year Established student internship program between Sparks campus INT program and Johnson Outdoors in Eufaula (two slots annually) Established student co‐op program between WCC INT programs and Army Corp of Engineers Implemented the “Blue Vase Degree” and the “Extra Degree” awards for recognition of CTE faculty Established an “Eye Can” icon for use by CTE faculty to promote and support the Instructional Affairs “ICAN” initiative Introduced two instructional improvement initiatives in CTE (one addressing improvement in instructional strategies and one addressing assessment of student learning) Completed SWOT analysis for all programs Successfully addressed the COC finding regarding Student Learning Outcomes Participated in the SavFirst Tax initiative (Delmar Smith, Woodrow Farrington, and Paula Mims) Received a Green Welding grant of $95,000 to established a welding simulation lab on the Wallace campus Added an instructor office in the INT/NUC lab on the Wallace campus Added just under 1 million dollars in new equipment to the Nuclear Technology lab on the Wallace campus Purchased General Physics curriculum package for use in the Nuclear Technology program Established Nuclear Technology as a standalone program
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