MIDM Program
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2003-2004
Learner Success
Six students attended the national Delta Epsilon Chi convention. One placed in the top ten nationally.
Six students attended the regional Students in Free Enterprise competition and received the Rookie of the Year award.
Eighteen students participated in service learning projects that taught Marketing skills to others.
Seventeen students participated in selling advertisements for the Silhouette. They raised $450.00.
Communication
Blackboard is used in all classes to facilitate communication and enhance learning.
Brochures/flyers and bookmarks were implemented as an added tool to advertise the MIDM program, this will be an ongoing accomplishment.
Continue to meet with my advisory board to determine changes and updates to the program.
Responsive to Community and Students
AMA class times and locations were added to meet the needs of students and the community.
Students participated in community groups to enhance knowledge and to lend an extra hand for the organizations needing help.
Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas and the Business department teamed up to offer the Youth Biz Camp. This was offered to high school students with community members lending time to share their knowledge with students.
Faculty and Staff Development
MIDM program coordinator successfully completed her Master’s of Business Education.
MIDM program coordinator attended workshops and conferences to enhance her knowledge of changes and trends in the Management and Marketing fields.
MIDM program coordinator received the Sam Walton Fellowship Award.
Unit Plan for 2003-04
Department/Division: Management/Marketing Business and Information Systems
Goal: The management/marketing program will continue to help students become effective, efficient contributors to society.
Strategic Priority: Helping students learn
Years: 2004-2006
Objective: To give students the hands-on and interactive experiences that they need to succeed in life.
Activity
People Responsible
Timeline
Indicator of Success
Status
1
Implement 24/7 40 terminal computer lab where the old financial aid offices are
Dean, division director, administration
2006
Assess the usage of the lab and streamline the processes of administration, maintenance, supervision, and student success.
Goal to start in 2005
2
Additional instructor to maintain diverse course offerings
Dean, division director
2004-2005
Hire a full-time BSIS instructor
Pending
4
Establish a gift store for all departments and student organizations to utilize. Purchase embroidery machine to allow students to produce, distribute, and promote goods.
Dean, Division Director, Instructor, Students
2005-2006
The amount of profit and traffic through the store. Feedback from customers and student workers.
Begin in Spring 2005
3
Maintain student involvement with area community groups
Instructor and students
2004-2006
Feedback and assessment of knowledge gained
Ongoing
7
Purchase a double sided 11x17 color printer/scanner
Instructor
2004
Student knowledge of how to produce documents for competitions and presentations to outside vendors (customers). Enhanced equipment knowledge
Begin Fall 2004
10
Purchase a laminator
Instructor
2004
Student knowledge in producing displays and utilizing equipment
Begin Fall 2004
8
Purchase mounted projector and screen for B140
Instructor, Gordon, Brian, Maintenance
2004
Increased student interactivity and understanding
Begin fall 2004
9
Purchase 2 overhead computers B140 & B141
Instructor, Gordon, Brian, Maintenance
2004
Increased student interactivity and understanding
Begin fall 2004
6
Attend national student competitions
Dean, Division director, instructor
2004
Student feedback, assessment of student knowledge, national recognition
Ongoing
5
Fund 10 book scholarships for business student organizations
Dean, Division director, instructor/sponsor
2004
Student participation and feedback
Begin Fall 2004
Goal: The management/marketing program will continue to help students become effective, efficient contributors to society.
Strategic Priority: Continuous Improvement
Years: 2004-2006
Objective: To give students the hands-on and interactive experiences that they need to succeed in life.
Activity
People Responsible
Timeline
Indicator of Success
Status
1
Offer alternative methods of instruction and delivery
Dean, division director, instructor
2004-2006
Number of students involved and feedback from students involved
Ongoing
3
Update equipment in B119—22 motherboards, processors, and memory
Computer services (Gordon & Brian)
2004
Less downtime and repair time
Begin Fall 2004
5
Purchase 2-shredders
Instructor and building secretary
2004
Maintained privacy and feedback
Begin Fall 2004
4
Purchase 2 VCR’s
Instructor, Gordon, Brian
2004
More efficient use of class time and equipment (mount these in computer labs for class instruction)
Begin Fall 2004
2
Attend conferences to update knowledge in field
Dean, Division director, instructor
2004
Increased student understanding and knowledge of cutting edge events and changes
Ongoing
Goal: To continue to increase participation in the Management/Marketing program.
Strategic Priority: Leading and communicating
Years: 2004-2006
Objective: To create awareness of the opportunities available in the management and marketing fields.
Activity
People Responsible
Timeline
Indicator of Success
Status
2
Maintain contact with area high schools
Admissions, other GCCC student support services, Division director and instructor
2004-2006
Number of students transferring and feedback
Ongoing
1
Maintain student involvement with area community groups
Instructor and students
2004-2006
Feedback and assessment of knowledge gained
Ongoing
Unit Plan for 2003-04
PROJECTIONS 2006 & BEYOND
Helping Students Learn
Additional faculty. The need for knowledgeable faculty to teach in the business area so diverse course offerings can increase.
Planning Continuous Improvement
Training for MIDM instructors
Leading and Communicating
Explore additional courses that are wanted within the Management and Marketing program.
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION FOR 2003-2004 GOALS
Prioritized list of new personnel, expanded positions, or position transfers with justification and budget.
Priority
Item
Cost
Justification
1
Business Instructor
30,000
To offer diverse course offerings another instructor is needed to help with the load.
Prioritized equipment requests with justification and budget.
Priority
Item
Cost
Justification
1
40 terminal computer lab
24000
Streamline the processes of administration, maintenance, supervision, and student success
2
Embroidery machine
10000
Purchase embroidery machine to allow students to produce, distribute, and promote goods.
4
22 Motherboards, processors, and memory
11000
Less downtime and repair time
3
Printer 11x17 double sided color
4000
Students will be able to produce documents for competitions and presentations to outside vendors (customers). Enhanced equipment knowledge
9
1 shredders
300
Maintained privacy
5
2 VCRs (B143 and B119)
150
More efficient use of class time and equipment (mounted in lab)
6
Mounted projector and screen
5000
Increased student interactivity and understanding
7
2 overhead computers
1200
Increased student interactivity and understanding
8
Laminator
300
Student will gain knowledge in producing displays and utilizing equipment
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