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Technical College System of Georgia
State Board Meeting Minutes
1800 CENTURY PLACE, N.E., SUITE 400
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
October
2, 2003
1:00 P.M.
MEMBERS
PRESENT
Jimmy
Allgood
Roy Bowen
Don Chapman
Ben Copeland
Sharon Douglas
Bill Harris
Cedric Johnson
Rhubarb Jones
Debra Lyons
Alma Noble
Tyre Rakestraw
Dan Rather
Harold Reynolds
Edgar Rhodes
Steve Rieck
Jimmy Tallent
Ben Tarbutton
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MEMBERS ABSENT
Allen
Rice
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CALL TO ORDER
Pursuant to date, time and place stated above Chairman Harris called
the meeting to order. Upon a motion by Mr. Bowen, second by Ms. Douglas,
the Board approved the September 4, 2003 minutes.
ADULT
LITERACY COMMITTEE
Certified
Literate Community Program
Upon a motion By Mr. Jones, second by Mr. Rhodes the Board approved
the Pickens County CLCP as a Certified Literate Community.
APPEALS
COMMITTEE
Action Item
Upon
a motion by Mr. Bowen, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to
refer the appeal of Dr. Brenda Weitman to a Hearing Officer for the
purpose of conducting a hearing and preparing an Initial Decision and
Recommendation for this Board to consider.
Upon a motion by
Mr. Bowen, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved to continue the
appeal of Mr. Wayne Burch until such time as the Office of State Administrative
Hearings issues an Order on the Motion for Reconsideration.
BUDGET,
FACILITIES AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE Acquisition
of Property
Upon a motion by Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved
to adopt the attached Resolution regarding the acquisition of 23.49
acres of land located on U. S. Highway 84, Cairo, Grady County, Georgia,
needed for the construction of the Grady County Campus of Southwest
Georgia Technical College under Project No. DTAE-103, Classroom Building,
Southwest Georgia Technical College.
RESOLUTION
OF
THE STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL AND ADULT EDUCATION WITH RESPECT
TO THE ACQUISITION OF APPROXIMATELY 23.49 ACRES ON U.S. HWY 84,
CAIRO, GRADY COUNTY, GEORGIA, FOR USE OF SOUTHWEST GEORGIA TECHNICAL
COLLEGE
WHEREAS:
The State Board of Technical and Adult Education is the
legally constituted body charged with the responsibility of developing
and operating a statewide system of postsecondary technical colleges;
and
WHEREAS:
Section 20-4-14(4)(2) Georgia Code Annotated, empowers the State
Board of Technical and Adult Education to receive and hold title
to property, equipment, money and materials; and
WHEREAS:
The Grady County Joint Development Authority has agreed
to donate 23.49 acres on U. S. Hwy 84, Cairo, Grady County, Georgia,
to the State of Georgia, for use by the Department of Technical
and Adult Education as the site of the Grady County Campus of
Southwest Georgia Technical College; and
WHEREAS: The Board of Technical and Adult Education
desires to acquire the said 23.49 acres for use as the site of
said Grady County Campus of Southwest Georgia Technical College;
BE
IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The State
Board of Technical and Adult Education does hereby approve the
acquisition of 23.49 acres located on U. S. Hwy 84, Cairo, Grady
County, Georgia, from the Grady County Joint Development Authority
as the site of the Grady County Campus of Southwest Georgia Technical
College; and
2. The staff
shall prepare appropriate requests to the State Properties Commission
seeking its approval of, and assistance with, the acquisition
of said land in accordance with applicable laws, policies, and
procedures.
Adopted this
2nd day of October, 2003.
Respectfully
submitted by:
___________________________,
Chairman
State Board of Technical and Adult Education
___________________________,
Executive Secretary
State Board of Technical and Adult Education
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Approval
of Contract
Upon a motion by Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Tarbutton and Mr. Allgood,
the Board approved a construction contract for the Re-roofing of the
Environmental Programs Center, Swainsboro Technical College. The amount
of the contract is not to exceed $65,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Ms. Douglas, second by Dr. Noble, the Board approved a contract to provide
Landscaping for Project No. DTAE-81 Allied Health Building, Southeastern
Technical College. The amount of the contract is not to exceed $48,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Tallent, the Board approved a construction
contract for the Re-roofing of the Ramsey Hunter Dining Hall, North
Georgia Technical College. The amount of the contract is not to exceed
$90,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Tallent, the Board approved a construction
contract for Repair and Renovation of the HVAC System, Building 200,
Lanier Technical College. The amount of the contract is not to exceed
$50,000.00.
Upon a motion by
Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Tallent, the Board approved a construction
contract for Phase 2 Replacement of Outdoor Campus Lighting at North
Georgia Technical College. The amount of the contract is not to exceed
$50,000.00.
NOTE: Phase 1 replaced
14 lights and poles. Phase 2 will replace the remaining 30 lights and
poles to complete this project.
Grant of
Non-Exclusive Easement
Upon a motion by Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Allgood, the Board approved
the granting of a non-exclusive easement to The City of Warner Robins,
Georgia, across an area of the Middle Georgia Technical College campus
measuring approximately 20’ x 2575’, containing 1.32 acres,
for the purpose of installing and maintaining a utility main (sanitary
sewer line), subject to the approval of the State Properties Commission.
Action Item
Upon a motion by Ms. Douglas, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved
to accept the proposed amendments to the Board policies concerning Acceptable
Computer Use and Inventory Management.
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Mr. Tarbutton reported
the following: “There are 225 current Quick Start projects statewide.
There are 11 active prospects with a potential of 1,382 aggregate jobs.
There are 7 announcements for new and expanding industries with a potential
of 625 jobs. “
The Manufacturing
Appreciation2003 Booklet was presented to each member. All Board Members
are invited to attend the Manufacturing Appreciation Luncheon for 2004
which will be held April 15, 2004 at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta.
“The agency
has won three awards for publications from the National Council for
Marketing and Public Relations in the regional division. Quick Start
received The Gold Medallion Award of Excellence for the 2002 Annual
Report, The Silver Medallion Award of Achievement for the Spring 2003
Quick Start Newsletter, and the Winter 2003 Results Magazine.”
Jennifer Hackemeyer
updated the Board regarding the Business Ethics Initiative.
OPERATIONS
AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Local
Board Appointments
Local Board
Appointment/Re-appointment
A. Coosa
Valley Technical College
Terri Lupo, Floyd County, appointment (expiration June 30, 2006)
Upon
a motion by Mr. Allgood, second by Mr. Tallent, the Board approved for
the technical colleges above, that the person listed be appointed/re-appointed
to the local board of directors of the technical college.
Placement
of Local Board Appointment/Re-appointment on Board Table
A. Chattahoochee
Technical College
Beverly E. Smith, Cobb County, appointment (expiration June 30, 2005)
B. East
Central Technical College
Lon Gillis, Coffee County, appointment (expiration June 30, 2006)
C. West
Georgia Technical College
Jerry Fulks, Troup County, appointment (expiration June 30, 2006)
Upon a motion by
Mr. Allgood, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved for the technical
colleges above, that the names listed above are placed on the Board
table until the November meeting for consideration of approval of appointment/re-appointment
to the local board of directors of the technical college.
Equipment
Purchases and Contracts
A. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved that the Commissioner
be authorized to purchase for Atlanta Technical College Cisco Catalyst
Network Equipment and Cabinet to connect the new administrative building
computer network to the existing main network at a total cost not to
exceed $88,227.37.
B. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to purchase Central Georgia Technical College a Dimension
3D Printer for the Auto Cad/Drafting program and the Computer Animation
and Multimedia program at a cost not to exceed $31,000.00.
C. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to purchase for Columbus Technical College seating
and tables for the North Building Student Center at a total cost not
to exceed $34,552.98.
D. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to purchase for DeKalb Technical College an IBM RS/6000
model 630 server to support the Banner Student Information System at
a total cost not to exceed $50,651.00.
E. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to purchase for Gwinnett Technical College 25 Dell
Optiplex GX270 Desktop computers for the Learning Success Center Lab
at a total cost not to exceed $26,445.00.
F. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to authorize
the Commissioner to purchase for Valdosta Technical College a 10-month
Lease with Xerox for a copier/printer for the Printing and Graphic Technology
program instruction and for in-house production at a total cost not
to exceed $25,732.00.
Other
A. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Mr. Bowen, the Board approved to honor Ms.
Dixon of Atlanta Technical College for her accomplishments as the state
GOAL winner through a resolution commending her efforts on behalf of
technical education. Such resolution will be given to Ms. Dixon by the
Board at the October 30, 2003 meeting.
B. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Ms. Douglas, the Board approved to honor Ms.
Holloway of Middle Georgia Technical College for her accomplishments
as the state Rick Perkins Award winner through a resolution commending
her efforts on behalf of technical education. Such resolution will be
given to Ms. Holloway by this Board at the October 30, 2003 meeting.
C. Upon a motion
by Mr. Allgood, second by Mr. Reynolds, the Board approved the proposed
amendment Policy revision: “Conduct an evaluation of the president
of each state technical college” to Board Policy Section I.E.I
Commissioner-Responsibilities and Authority – to lie on the table
until the next regularly scheduled Board meeting.
STANDARDS
AND PROGRAMS COMMITTEE
PROGRAMS
Approval
of Diplomas and Degrees
Upon
a motion by Dr. Noble, second by Mr. Tallent, the Board approved that
the college requests listed below to offer diploma and degree programs
effective the quarter specified for each request. Any fiscal requirements
to begin these programs must be approved through the standard budget
approval process.
Coosa
Valley Technical College – (Floyd County campus) diploma
and degree program in Radiation Therapy effective Winter Quarter 2004
Griffin
Technical College – degree programs in Technical Studies
and in Printing and Graphics Technology effective Fall Quarter 2003
Heart
of Georgia Technical College – (main campus) degree
program in Machine Tool Technology effective Winter Quarter 2004
Moultrie
Technical College – (Tiftarea and Turner campuses)
diploma programs in Computer Information Systems – Networking
Specialist, CIS – Microcomputer Specialist, and CIS –
Database Specialist; and (Tiftarea campus) degree programs in Computer
Information Systems – Networking Specialist, CIS – Microcomputer
Specialist, and CIS – Database Specialist all effective Fall
Quarter 2003
Valdosta
Technical College – (main campus) degree program in
Machine Tool Technology effective Winter Quarter 2004
West Central
Technical College – (Douglas campus) diploma program
in Marketing Management effective Winter Quarter 2004
Approval
of Technical Certificates of Credit
Albany
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(Dougherty County and Early County campuses)
Child Development Specialist
(Early County campus)
Gas Metal Arc Welding
Criminal Justice Specialist
Athens
Technical College – effective Winter Quarter 2004
(Athens campus)
Child Development Associate I
Augusta
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(Augusta campus)
Railroading Fundamentals
Bainbridge
College – effective Spring Semester 2004
Business Office Assistant
Chattahoochee
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(Marietta campus)
Manual Drive Train/Axle Repair Technician
Coosa
Valley Technical College – effective Winter Quarter
2004
(Floyd County campus)
Nuclear Medicine Technician
Flint
River Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
Nurse Technician
Griffin
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
Thermoforming Technician
Injection Technician
Extrusion Technician
Chassis Technician
Basic Automotive Service
Drafting Assistant
CAD Operator
– effective Winter Quarter 2004
Fiber Optics Technician
Basic Electronic Computer Installation
Heart
of Georgia Technical College – effective Fall Quarter
2003
(main campus and Telfair Instructional Center)
Patient Care Technician
Lanier
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(Jackson County campus)
Emergency Medical Technician (Intermediate)
Savannah
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(main, Effingham County, and Liberty County campuses)
Family Child Care Provider
(main campus)
Institutional Food Preparation
– effective Winter Quarter 2004
(main campus)
CNC Lathe Machinist
CNC Mill Machinist
Southeastern
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(main campus)
Imaging Science Services Assistant
Southwest
Georgia Technical College – effective Winter Quarter
2004
(main campus)
Cisco Certified Network Professional
Swainsboro
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(Johnson County and Treutlen County campuses)
Family Child Care Provider
Program
Terminations
Upon a motion by Dr. Noble, second by Mr. Tallent, the Board
approved that the college requests listed below to terminate diploma,
degree, and technical certificate programs effective the quarter specified
for each program.
Diplomas and Degrees
Central
Georgia Technical College – effective Fall Quarter
2003
(Macon and Milledgeville campuses)
Visual Communications, degree (CL03)
E-Commerce Site Designer, degree (ECM3)
Advanced Telecommunications, diploma (TBA4)
(Macon campus)
Automated Manufacturing Technology, diploma and degree (AM03/4)
Industrial Maintenance Technology, degree (IMA3)
Advanced Machine Tool Technology, diploma (MTA4)
Swainsboro
Technical College – effective Summer Quarter 2004
(main campus)
Dental Assisting, diploma and degree
Marketing Management, diploma
Technical
Certificates of Credit
Atlanta
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
A+ Comptia Certification
Advanced Plumbing Specialist
Apprentice Plumber
Basic Plumbing
CAD/CAM Programmer
Carpentry Certification
Clinical Care Assisting
Commercial Sheet Metal Helper (SMA1, SMJ1, SMH1)
Commercial Sheet Metal Journeyman
Computer Repair Technician
Data Entry Clerk
Drill Press and Saw
Health Care Outreach Technician
Plumbing Installation Technician
Telecommunications Service Technician (TST1)
Central
Georgia Technical College – effective Fall Quarter
2003
(Macon and Milledgeville campuses)
Private Security (PRV1)
(Macon campus)
3D Animator (ANI1)
Industrial Preparation (IJP1)
Industrial Maintenance Technician (IMS1, PMT1)
Industrial Pump System Technician (IPS1)
Basic AutoCAD Operator (UO01)
Microsoft NT Specialist (WSJ1)
Lanier
Technical College – effective Fall Quarter 2003
(main campus)
CAD Operator – Architectural
CAD Operator – Mechanical
Teller Fundamentals
West
Georgia Technical College – effective Fall Quarter
2003
Basic Electronics (EMT1)
Basic Masonry (MAF1)
Cabinetmaking Assistant (CBO1)
Child Development Associate II (CDB1)
Firefighter I (FFI1)
Firefighter First Class (FFC1)
Fire Officer I (FOC1)
Master Firefighter (MFF1)
Senior Firefighter (SFF1)
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
No
Report
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Announced the next Board meeting would be in Savannah at the Westin
Harbor Hotel in conjunction with the Annual Leadership Conference, October
29 – Committee meetings will be afternoon of October 29; and State
Board meeting will be at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, October 30. A State
Board Agenda was given to each member present and more details will
follow. Mr. Harris encouraged each Board member to try and attend if
possible.
COMMISSIONER’S REPORT
Stated
he was in the middle of DTAE’s annual Community and Leadership
Forums that are given at the individual colleges around the state. He
asked Laura and Brad to please get a schedule to each member.
ADJOURN
There being no further business, Mr. Bowen motioned, Mr. Reynolds second
and the Board approved the meeting adjourn at 2:05 p.m.
_______________________________________
Helen Mathis
Director and Executive Secretary of State Board
Belva Strickland, Executive Assistant
to the Commissioner
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