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STATE BOARD
OF TECHNICAL AND ADULT EDUCATION MINUTES
1800 Century Place,
Suite 400
Atlanta, Georgia
July 11,
2002
1:00 P.M.
| MEMBERS
PRESENT |
MEMBERS
ABSENT
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Jimmy Allgood
Roy Bowen
James Chafin
Joshua Diaz
Sharon Douglas
James Harrington
Bill Harris
Jim Lord
Alma Noble
Patricia Oettmeier
Jack Pezold
Dan Rather
Edgar Rhodes |
Delma DeLaFuente
Gwen Goodman
Rhubarb Jones
Wesley Rakestraw
Harold Reynolds
Jimmy Tallent
Ben Tarbutton |
CALL TO
ORDER
Pursuant to the
date, time and place stated above, Chairman Harris called the meeting to order.
APPROVAL
OF MINUTES
Upon a motion by Mr.
Bowen, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved the minutes of the June 6, 2002
State Board Meeting.
ADULT LITERACY
COMMITTEE
I. Approval
of Advisory Committee Members
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved the names as listed
below as members of the Service Delivery Area literacy advisory committee.
SDA 2, Murray County,
Dalton State College Adult Literacy Program
Kelly
Barnard
Delores Cunningham
James Harrison
Tony McCamey
SDA 2, Whitfield County,
Dalton State College Adult Literacy Program
Angela
Carlisle
Marco Gonzalez
Stephen Thomas
SDA 12, Meriwether
County, West Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Tammy
Almond
Melvinor Jackson
C. Duffey
Gill
Rev. Thomas
Daniel
Ladeen Howard
SDA 22, Montgomery
County, Southeastern Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Beatrice
Beasley
Johnny Brantley
Johnny Clifton
Kathy Moses
SDA 22, Tattnall County,
Southeastern Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Carolyn
Crume
Jeanette DeLoach
Andy Waters
SDA 22, Toombs County,
Southeastern Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Steve
Brown
B.J. Davis
Raymond Turner
SDA 37, Glascock County,
Sandersville Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Wanda
Davis
Mariann Dixon
Renae Henderson
Nona Loard
Wayne Scarber
SDA 37, Hancock County,
Sandersville Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Joan
Barksdale
R. Allen Haywood
Betty Hill
Essie Lewis
Karen Meeks
Lillie Webb
Mattie Wingfield
SDA 37, Jefferson County,
Sandersville Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Ceola
Hannah
Ben Nelms
SDA 37, Warren County,
Sandersville Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Brenda
Ellis
Gladys Evans
Kate Grissom
Clara Roberts
Sue Simons
SDA 37, Washington
County, Sandersville Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Theo
McDonald
II. Names to be Placed
in Nomination for Advisory Committee
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by several members, the Board approved to allow the
names as listed below to sit on the table until the next regularly scheduled
meeting for review for approval as members of the Service Delivery Area literacy
advisory committee.
SDA 20, Burke County,
Augusta Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Alberta
Anderson
Gregory Coursey
Mark Edwards
Emma Gresham
Johnny Jenkins
LeAngela Lawton
Anna Lodge
Herman Lodge
Glennera Martin
Joan McBride
Marline McCloud
Allene Reed
Elaine Sikes
Patricia Roberts
Brad West
SDA 20, Columbia County,
Augusta Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Rev.
Melvin Adams
Leola Bouchard
Marie Galloway
Karen Gross
Tammy Jackson
Nancy Lightsey
Janet Sweat
SDA 20, Lincoln County,
Augusta Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Bruce
Beggs
Nancy Blount
Faye Brown
Venessa Brown
Shirley Dawkins
Joe Guillebeau
Kimberly Gunby
Willie Harris
Carol McGee
Virginia Williams
Greg Zellars
SDA 20, McDuffie County,
Augusta Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Lourdes
Ansley
Lloyd Axon
Lynda Gheesling
Matthew Hood
Kevin Hyman
Patsy Jones
Boyd Lake
Jean Lazenby
Sylvester
Matthews
Angye Morrison
Edith Smith
Carol Welch
Sammie Wilson
Joey Windham
Roy Yelton
SDA 20, Richmond County,
Augusta Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Ramona
Adams
Virginia Anthony
Carlette Franklin
Henritta Hudson
Gwen Jackson
Audrey Thomas
Rev. James
White
SDA 30, Baldwin County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Joann
Adams
Elizabeth
Cooper
Rev. Tony
Fraley
Frances Lattimore
Mary Lundy
Terry McClure
David Reid
Sasha Rozier
Melissa Samuels
SDA 30, Bibb County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Doris
Adams
Evelyn Adams
Dorothy Black
Alissa Brundage
Elaine Carr
Bernard Fletcher
Angeles Jeffreys
Shirley Lester
Jerilyn Leverett
Amber Poole
Amy Roberts
Willie Shuler
LaConstance
Smith
Pennie Strong
Tijuana Swint
Loreta Thomas
Andy Watson
Ivey Webb
Dontia White
SDA 30, Crawford County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Patricia
Bassett
Brenda Buckelew
Brenda Carroll
Charlene Coggins
Kerry Dunaway
Bruce Edwards
Tawanna Harris
Carole Holland
Benjamin Hollis
Geneva Horton
Paula Livatt
Elizabeth
Scarborough
SDA 30, Jones County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Francis
Adams
Paul Bernard
Donald Black
Diana Blizzard
Sheila Dobbs
Wayne Garrett
Rosa Gay
Diana Glymph
Evelyn Hawthorne
Goldie Hicks
Mary Knight
Emory Lamar
Summer Maki
William Matthews
SDA 30, Jones County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Rev.
Ronald McClung
Sandra McKinney
Warren Patterson
Tabatha Reid
Barbara Roquemore
Nancy Starr
Diane Sumner
Mary Ann Washburn
Deborah D.
Whipple
Kenneth L.
Turner
SDA 30, Monroe
County, Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Pam Bittick
Sarah Daniel
George Dixon
Priscilla
Doster
Nancy Dumas
Clarise
Durden
Lauri English
Paul Jossey
Sandra Lee
Gil McGinnis
Buzz Tanner
SDA 30, Putnam County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Donna
File
William Gilbert
Janie Reid
John Reid
Mary Alice
Smith
Elizabeth
Wicklund
SDA 30, Twiggs County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Merle
Arnold
Faye Bridges
Lois Cobb
Glenda Eady
Dorothy Orr
Ben Tyus
Gladys Wilmore
SDA 30, Wilkinson County,
Central Georgia Technical College Adult Literacy Program
Arelene
Bache
Nancy Baxsley
Valerie Chatman
Dennis Holder
Burnette Hughes
Dianne Orr
David Rickerson
III. Certified Literate
Community Program
Upon a motion by
Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved McDuffie County
Partners for Success as a Participant in the Certified Literate Community
Program.
BUDGET, FACILITIES AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
Resolution
on Acquisition of Land
Upon a motion by Mr.
Harrington, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to adopt a Resolution
regarding the acquisition of 6.95 acres of land located on Bill Hodge Road,
Evans County, Georgia, from the Claxton-Evans County Industrial Development
Authority for use in the construction of a Truck Driving Range for Ogeechee
Technical College, subject to the approval of the State Properties Commission.
Grant
of Non-Exclusive Easement
Upon a motion by Mr.
Harrington, second by Ms. Douglas and Mr. Lord, the Board approved the granting
of a non-exclusive easement to Forsyth County, Georgia, across land at the Forsyth
County Campus of Lanier Technical College measuring approximately 20’x 83.10’
for use in the construction and maintenance of a water line, subject to the
approval of the State Properties Commission.
Approval
of Architects
Upon a motion by Mr.
Harrington, second by Mr. Lord and Ms. Oettmeier, the Board approved Ellis,
Ricket and Associates to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project
No. DTAE-140 Allied Health Building, Okefenokee Technical College, Waycross,
Georgia. The 60,000 S.F. building has an estimated project cost of $10,154,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved James W. Buckley and
Associates, Inc. to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project
No. DTAE-143 Campus Expansion, Crisp County Campus, South Georgia Technical
College, Cordele, Georgia. The 48,600 S.F. building has an estimated project
cost of $8,174,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved McLees, Boggs,
Selby Architects to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project
No. DTAE-139 Classroom Building, Heart of Georgia Technical College, Dublin,
Georgia. The 70,575 S.F. building has an estimated project cost of $12,000,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved Virgo Gambill Architects
to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project No. DTAE-147 Aircraft
Technology Building, Augusta Technical College, Augusta, Georgia. The 12,000
S.F. building has an estimated project cost of $2,000,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved Stanley, Love-Stanley,
Architects to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project No. DTAE-149
Columbia County Campus, Augusta Technical College. The 22,000 S.F. building
has an estimated project cost of $2,300,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved Bazemore, Mastrianni,
Wilson, Architects to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project
No. 142 Effingham County Campus, Savannah Technical College, Rincon, Georgia.
The 14,500 S.F. building has an estimated project cost of $2,200,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved The Architecture
Group to provide architectural services for Project No. DTAE-111 Classroom Building,
Gordon County Campus, Coosa Valley Technical College, Calhoun, Georgia. The
51,350 S.F. building has an estimated project cost of $9,500,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved Facility Design Group
to provide Predesign and architectural services for Project No. DTAE-144 Allied
Health Building, Atlanta Technical College, Atlanta, Georgia. The 88,000 S.F.
building has an estimated project cost of $14,900,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord and Ms. Oettmeier, the Board approved
Kirkman Architects, Inc., to provide Predesign and architectural services for
Project No. DTAE-150 Catoosa County Campus, Northwetern Technical College, Ringold,
Georgia. The 25,000 S.F. building has an estimated cost of $2,800,000.00.
Approval
of Lease/Purchase
Upon a motion by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved the
lease/purchase of four modular classroom units from Adrian Building Concepts,
Inc. for Ogeechee Technical College. The modular classroom units will replace
four existing units and will be used for GED Testing, Developmental Studies
and General Education courses. The total cost of the lease/purchase is $415,000.00
over 60 months and includes delivery and set-up.
Other
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved to authorize the
Commissioner to renew the Microsoft Campus Agreement for a total cost not to
exceed $220,000.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Harrington, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved to authorize the Commissioner
to renew the Banner Software Maintenance Agreement with SCT for a cost not to
exceed $350,000.00.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Marketing
- Quick Start projects ended the year with 315 active prospects. Currrently
have 9 announcements and 20 companies have announced either new operations,
expansions or an existing industry project.
Completed
first year of existing industry projects with 34.
Communications
– Georgia Trend article: "Where the Jobs Will Be: Health care, security
and computers are looking good. Manufacturing and construction aren’t."
The Commissioner is quoted several times in this article.
Community
College Journal: "Training: Innovations for Economic Development"
written by the Commissioner.
OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Local Board Appointments
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved the technical colleges listed
below that the persons listed be appointed/re-appointed to the local board of
directors of the technical college.
Local Board Appointment/Re-appointments
Albany Technical College,
appointments
Richard Crozier, III, Early
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30 2005)
Walter Mattox, Randolph
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Richard West, Calhoun
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Appalachian Technical
College, re-appointment
Frankie Shepherd,
Cherokee County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Atlanta Technical College,
re-appointments
Deborah Lum (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Janice Wolfe (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Bill Pinto (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Augusta Technical College,
re-appointments
Betty Beard, Richmond
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Donald Bray, Columbia
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Cornelius Doolittle,
Richmond County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Evelyn Norman, Lincoln
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Central Georgia Technical
College, re-appointments
Sandra McKinney,
Jones County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Ralph McMullen, Baldwin
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Brenda Green, Putnam
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Flint River Technical
College
Jim Edwards, Upson
County, re-appointment (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
John Brodnax, Upson
County, re-appointment (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Lorenzo Wilder, Upson
County, re-appointment (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
David C. Jordon, Talbot
County, appointment (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Robert Patrick, Talbot
County, appointment (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Georgia Aviation &
Technical College, re-appointments
Obie Jones (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2003)
David Carmichael (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Gary Dempsey (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Pat Epps (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2003)
Kenneth Ferrell (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2004)
James Green (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2004)
John Coleman (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2004)
Stephen Kolski (effective
July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Middle Georgia Technical
College, appointments
Dollie Horton,
Peach County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
James B. Culpepper,
Houston County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2004)
Moultrie Technical College,
re-appointment
Luke Strong, Colquitt
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Northwestern Technical
College, appointment
Martha Eaker,
Catoosa County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
North Metro Technical
College, re-appointment
Charles Fuellen,
Bartow County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Okefenokee Technical
College, appointment
Chris Huff, Ware
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Savannah Technical College,
re-appointments
Elaine Avery,
Chatham County (effective July 11, 202, expires June 30, 2005)
Dick Knowlton, Chatham
County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Thomas J. Ratcliffe,
Jr., Liberty County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
South Georgia Technical
College, appointment
Janet Siders,
Sumter County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
West Central Technical
College, appointments
Joan Young, Haralson County
(effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Dr. Peter T. Worthy,
Carroll County (effective July 11, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Placement of Local Board
Appointment/Re-appointment on Board Table
Upon a motion by Mr. Lord,
second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved that the technical colleges below,
the names listed be placed on board table until the August meeting for consideration
of appointment/reappointment to the local board of directors of the technical
college.
Altamaha Technical College
Mickey Whittington, Wayner
County, re-appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp. June 20, 2005)
Clifford Davis, Wayne
County, re-appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp. June 30, 2005)
Barbara F. Eason,
Appling County, appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp. June 30,
2004)
Linda R. Williamson,
Wayne County, appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp.June 30,
2005)
Athens Technical College
Pearl Fowler,
Taliaferro County, re-appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp.
June 30, 2005)
Betty Brown Williamson,
Clarke County, re-appointment (effective August 1, 2002, exp. June
30, 2005)
Don C. Fortson, Elbert
County, appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp. June 30, 2005)
Kenneth D. Beck, Madison
County, appointment (eff. August 1, 2002, exp. June 30, 2005)
Augusta
Technical College
Roy Barefield,
Jr., Burke County, appointment (effective August 1, 2002, expires June
30, 2005)
J. Foster Wylie, McDuffie
County, appointment (effective August 1, 2002, expires June 30, 2004)
Griffin Technical College,
re-appointments
Janice Moore,
Lamar County, (effective August 1, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Tom Gardner, Spalding
County, (effective August 1, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Randy Hayes, Fayette
County, (effective August 1, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Southwest Georgia Technical
College, re-appointments
Michael B. Larkin, Mitchell
County, (effective August 1, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Fran Milberg, Thomas
County, (effective August 1, 2002, expires June 30, 2005)
Equipment Purchases and
Contracts
Upon
a motion by Mr. Lord, second by Dr. Noble, the Board approved to authorize the
Commissioner to purchase for Albany Technical College a Booklet Maker Collator
& Finishing Machine for the Printing & Graphics Technology lab and furnishings
for the renovation of Student Services and the Business Offices work areas at
a total cost not to exceed $123,840.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to authorize the Commissioner
to contract for Athens Technical College Custodial Services (main and Elberton
campus) at a total cost not to exceed $55,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to authorize the Commissioner
to purchase for Columbus Technical College Work Keys Curriculum Software for
the Greater Chattahoochee Education to Career Partnership (StW grant) at a total
cost not to exceed $84,025.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Dr. Noble and Mr. Bowen, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to purchase for Coosa Valley Technical College instructional
equipment for the Electrical and Automobile Mechanics programs not to exceed
$74,611.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to authorize the Commissioner
to purchase for East Central Technical College equipment for the Child Care
Center at a total cost not to exceed $100,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved to authorize the Commissioner
to purchase for North Metro Technical College 25 Compaq computers / monitors
for Instructional programs at a total cost not to exceed $31,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to authorize the commissioner
to purchase for Southeastern Technical College audiovisual equipment, furnishings,
and 55 Compaq computers and peripherals for the Center for Economic Development
at a total cost not to exceed $333,277.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Rhodes, the Board approved to authorize the Commissioner
to purchase for West Georgia Technical College 100 Compaq/monitors for the CIS
labs, CISCO networking equipment, and replacement equipment for the Cosmetology
lab at a total cost not to exceed $206,834.00.
Other
Upon
a motion by Mr. Lord, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to revise the current mission statement for DeKalb
Technical College.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to revise the current mission statement for Valdosta
Technical College.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to enter into a contractual agreement with the University
of Georgia, on behalf of the Board of Regents of the University System
of Georgia, to provide technical assistance to improve the capability
of Georgia’s local StW partnerships to effectively document and analyze
Georgia’s progress in building school-to-work systems congruent with
its vision and guiding principles at an amount not to exceed $89,100.00.
Upon a motion
by Mr. Lord, second by Ms. Oettmeier, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to enter into a contractual agreement with the Area
Health Education Centers to focus specifically on those activities that
support education systems, community programs, AHECS, and youth programs
that hose health careers education activities, the training of educators
and school counselors, and summer programming for youth at a total cost
not to exceed $100,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Lord, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to authorize the
Commissioner to exchange for Georgia Aviation & Technical College
two DTAE CH2000 aircraft in return for a Beechcraft Duke aircraft and
avionics equipment for a C-182 and a C-402 DTAE aircraft.
STANDARDS
AND PROGRAMS COMMITTEE
STANDARDS
1. Approval of Curriculum
Standards Revisions
Upon a motion
by Ms. Oettmeier, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved the proposed revisions
to the Automated Manufacturing Technology Program Standards as recommended by
the Presidents Council. Institutions may implement the revisions immediately
and must implement them by Fall Quarter 2003.
Upon a motion by Ms. Oettmeier,
second by Mr. Bowen and Mr. Rhodes, the Board approved the propsed revisions
to the Industrial Systems Technology, Degree Program Standards as recommended
by the Presidents Council. Institutions may implement the revisions immediately
and must implement them by Fall Quarter 2002, as they are required to meet COC
and COE accreditation requirements.
PROGRAMS
1. Approval of Diplomas
and Degrees
Upon a motion
by Ms. Oettmeier, second by Mr. Lord and Mr. Rhodes, the Board approved that
the college requests listed below to offer diploma and degree programs be approved
effective the quarter specified for each request.
Albany Technical
College – (Early County campus) diploma program in Practical
Nursing effective Summer Quarter 2002
Augusta Technical
College – (Thomson/McDuffie and Waynesboro/Burke campuses) degree
program in Early Childhood Care and Education – Paraprofessional Specialization
effective Summer Quarter 2002
Central Georgia
Technical College – (Macon and Milledgeville campuses)
diploma
program in Environmental Horticulture effective Summer Quarter 2002
Coastal Georgia Community
College – degree and diploma programs in Management and diploma program
in Automotive Fundamentals effective Fall Semester 2002
Coosa Valley Technical
College – (Floyd County campus) degree programs in CIS
– Computer Programming, CIS – Networking Specialist, CIS – Microcomputer
Specialist, and CIS – Internet Specialist—Web Site Design effective
Fall Quarter 2002
Lanier Technical
College – (Forsyth and Winder-Barrow campuses) degree and diploma
programs in Early Childhood Care and Education and (Winder-Barrow
campus) diploma programs in Accounting, Business Office Technology,
CIS – Microcomputer Specialist, and Welding and Joining Technology
effective Summer Quarter 2002
North Metro Technical
College – degree and diploma programs in Computer Information Systems
– Networking Specialist effective Fall Quarter 2002
Ogeechee Technical
College – diploma program in Barbering effective Summer Quarter 2003
South Georgia
Technical College – (main campus) degree and diploma programs
in Criminal Justice Technology effective Fall Quarter 2002
2. Approval of Technical
Certificates of Credit
Upon a motion
by Ms. Oettmeier, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved that the college requests
listed below to offer technical certificates of credit programs in the areas
listed.
Augusta Technical College
– effective Fall Quarter 2002
(Augusta campus)
Basic Shielded Metal Arc
Welding Vertical
Basic Shielded Metal
Arc Welding Horizontal
Basic Shielded Metal Arc
Welding Overhead
Bainbridge College –
effective Fall Semester 2002
Microsoft Networking
Central Georgia Technical
College – effective Summer Quarter 2002
(Macon, Milledgeville, Jones
County, Roberta, and Putnam County campuses)
IT Assistant Support
Technician
Dalton State College
– effective Fall Semester 2002
Industrial Safety
Specialist
East Central Technical
College – effective
Summer Quarter 2002
(Coffee County campus)
Nail Technician
– effective Fall Quarter
2002
(main campus)
BICSI Level 2 Technician
(telecommunications installation)
Griffin Technical College
– effective Fall Quarter 2002
UNIX/Linux System Administrator
Heart of Georgia Technical
College – effective Summer Quarter 2002
Industrial Programmable Controllers
Lanier Technical
College –
effective Summer Quarter 2002
(Main and Winder-Barrow
campuses)
Gas Metal Arc Welding
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
MIG Welding
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
TIG Welding
(Winder-Barrow campus)
Accounting Assistant
Child Development Associate
I
General Office Assistant
Computer Repair Technician
– effective Fall Quarter
2002
(main campus)
Fire Fighter I
(Forsyth campus)
Computer Internet Communications
(main and Forsyth campuses)
Industrial Mechanical
Technician
Web Site Fundamentals
Middle Georgia Technical
College – effective Fall Quarter 2002
Apprentice Line
Worker
Northwestern Technical
College – effective Summer Quarter 2002
Criminal Justice Records
Technician
Engine Lathe Operator
Milling Machine Operator
Residential Design
Telecommunications Management
Specialist
Sandersville Technical
College – effective Summer Quarter 2002
Certified Warehousing and
Distribution Specialist
West Georgia Technical
College –
effective Summer Quarter 2002
Child Development
Associate I
– effective Fall
Quarter 2002
Microsoft Windows 2000
Specialist
3. Program Terminations
Upon a motion
by Ms. Oettmeier, second by Mr. Lord, the Board approved that the technical
college requests listed below to terminate programs effective the quarter specified
for each request.
Diplomas
and Degrees
Southwest Georgia Technical
College – effective Winter Quarter 2003
Occupational Therapy Assistant,
Degree
Technical
Certificates of Credit
North
Metro Technical College – effective Summer Quarter 2002
Security System
Installer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman Harris called for
motions and discussions on two items discussed in the Executive Committee.
Upon a motion by Mr. Bowen,
second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved the proposed new State Board Policy
Manual approved by the Presidents’ Council, to lie on the table until the next
regularly scheduled Board meeting.
Upon a motion by Mr. Bowen,
second by Ms. Douglas and Mr. Lord, the Board approved to change the meeting
place for September 5, 2002, State Board Meeting to Westin Plaza Hotel, Peachtree
Street, downtown Atlanta in conjunction with Adult Literacy Celebration.
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Announced the Leadership
Conference to be held in Savannah at the Westin Savannah Harbor Hotel October
9-11, 2002. This will be State Board of Technical and Adult Education, Technical
College Directors’ Association of Georgia, Technical College Foundation Association
of Georgia and the Presidents’ Council. State Board will meet on Thursday, October
10 at 9:00 a.m. with Committee meetings on Wednesday, October 9 from 2:00 to
5:00 p.m. There will be a State Board Dinner with legislators on Wednesday evening,
October 10. Details will follow.
COMMISSIONER’S REPORT
Reported that Gwinnett Technical
College is operated under Gwinnette County and the local board. The local board
will meet and discuss Gwinnett Tech becoming part of the Department of Technical
and Adult Education. Commissioner explained the process and stated hopefully
Gwinnett Tech would be joining DTAE soon. He will be visiting the local board
meeting July 24, 2002.
Recognized DTAE’s OPB Analyst,
Beth Edminston.
ADJOURN
There being no further business,
Chairman Harris called for motion to adjourn, Mr. Lord motioned, second by Mr.
Bowen and meeting adjourned at 2:00 p.m.
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Helen Mathis, Executive
Secretary to State Board
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