The Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs Council (VPAAC) is an organization of the Vice Presidents of Instruction of the Georgia Technical Colleges. The VPAAC provides a forum for Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs and the Department of Technical and Adult Education (DTAE) staff to affect and direct the future of academic efforts in Georgia’s System if Technical Colleges.

The VPAAC meetings are held on a regular basis. They usually are planned two days and the meetings generally take place at a Georgia Technical College. Agenda topics include, but are not limited to, instructional technology, distance learning initiatives, accreditation issues, joint efforts with high schools and/or four year colleges, updates of program standards, and the Performance Accountability System (PAS). Presentations of best practices and guest speakers are also a part of the VPAAC meetings.

A Chairperson of the VPAAC presides at the meetings. The Chairperson is elected from the membership of the VPAAC to serve a two-year term as Vice Chairperson and then a two-year term as Chairperson. The Vice-Chairperson records and distributes the minutes of the meetings and serves as Chairperson in the absence of the sitting chair. There is an Executive Committee of the VPAAC, consisting of the Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and a representative from each of the six consortia. The Executive Committee meets approximately one month prior to the VPAAC meeting to plan the agenda for the VPISC meeting.

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Leadership Award Purpose. The Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs Council Leadership Award is presented to a member of the Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs Council in recognition of their significant contributions to technical education through innovation and leadership with his/her college or at the statewide-level. The recipient also exemplifies excellence and a commitment to the mission of the Technical College System of Georgia

Mailing Labels. Mailing labels for the entire Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs Council membership can be accessed from the below link. The file is available as a Microsoft Word. The file is available as a Microsoft Word Document and has been formatted to print onto Avery Address Labels #8160 or equivalent.

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