Fall 2004 – Spring 2009 - Bunker Hill Community College

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2008-2009 FACT BOOK Bunker Hill Community College 250 New Rutherford Avenue Boston, MA 02129-2925 Mary L. Fifield, Ph.D., President Board of Trustees Jeanne-Marie Boylan, Chair Ronald Bonney, Jr., 1 st Vice Chair Richard J. DeAgazio, 2 nd Vice Chair Robert S. Miller, Secretary, BHCC Alumnus Denise Bruno Matthews, Alumni Trustee Weverton T. Silva, Student Trustee James T. Chadwick Michael Charbonnier Colleen Richards Powell Gerardo Villacrés Richard C. Walker, III Compiled and Prepared by Office of Institutional Effectiveness 2 0 0 8 – 2 0 0 9 b h c c f a c t b o o k
Table of Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 1 COLLEGE PROFILE History ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Mission Statements ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Bunker Hill Community College Vision Statement ................................................................................... 4 Institutional Goals: 2006 – 2010 ................................................................................................................ 5 Statement on Inclusion ................................................................................................................................ 5 Degree Programs: Fall 2008 ....................................................................................................................... 6 Certificate Programs: Fall 2008 ................................................................................................................. 7 Bunker Hill Community College Accreditation Statements ..................................................................... 8 Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count ................................................................................. 9 Engaged Campus Initiative: FY 2009 ...................................................................................................... 12 Student Success: Learning Community Student Retention .................................................................. 12 MetLife Foundation Grant ......................................................................................................................... 15 College Pathway and Academic Support ................................................................................................ 16 Collaboration with K-12 Schools: FY 2009 ............................................................................................. 17 Center for Self-Directed Learning (CSDL) ............................................................................................... 20 Tutoring and Academic Support Center (TASC) ..................................................................................... 24 Prior Learning Assessment Program ...................................................................................................... 24 Adult Basic Education Program ............................................................................................................... 25 Student Affairs Division: FY 2009 ........................................................................................................... 26 Workforce Development ............................................................................................................................ 30 ACT Center .................................................................................................................................................. 33 Community Education ............................................................................................................................... 34 Boston Welcome Back Center for Internationally Educated Nurses .................................................... 35 Library and Learning Commons ............................................................................................................... 38 Computers Available for Student Use: Spring 2009 .............................................................................. 40 STUDENT PROFILE Credit Student Demographic Summary: Fall 2008 ................................................................................ 42 Enrollment Distribution by Age and Gender: Fall 2008 ........................................................................ 43 Enrollment by Ethnicity: Fall 2008 .......................................................................................................... 45 Enrollment by City or Town: Fall 2008 .................................................................................................... 46 Boston Enrollment by Neighborhood: Fall 2008 .................................................................................... 46 Student Enrollment by Number of Credits: Fall 2008 ............................................................................ 47 High School Class of 2008 registered at BHCC in Fall 2008: Need for Developmental Education .. 48 High School Class of 2008 Degree-Seeking at BHCC in Fall 2008: Student Demographics ............. 48 New Student Survey: Fall 2008 ................................................................................................................ 49 First Time Degree-Seeking Students Entry Assessment: Fall 2008 .................................................... 51 Developmental Course Enrollments: Fall 2008 ...................................................................................... 52 BESL and ESL Enrollments: Fall 2008 .................................................................................................... 52 BHCC Online (Distance Education) Enrollments: Fall 2008 ................................................................. 53 Evening and Weekend College: Fall 2008 .............................................................................................. 53 Chelsea Campus Enrollment and Student Demographics: Fall 2008 .................................................. 54 Number of Credits by Academic Department: Fall 2008 ....................................................................... 55 Grade Distribution: Fall 2008 ................................................................................................................... 56 i 2 0 0 8 – 2 0 0 9 b h c c f a c t b o o k
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Student Success: Withdrawal Rate Sp
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Grants Spending: FY 2003 - FY 2009
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BHCC Online Revenue: FY 2006 - FY 2
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