President’s Report
2013: A Wallace State of Mind WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VISION
Wallace State will facilitate learning without boundaries, will be committed to every student’s success, will exemplify the spirit of perpetual improvement, and will promote an overarching sense of community. MISSION
Wallace State Community College is committed to learning that transforms lives and communities. In support of the mission, Wallace State Community College is committed to student success through: • a student centered, innovative, engaging, and supportive learning environment • providing teaching excellence that inspires a quest for lifelong learning • respect for uniqueness and diversity • strategic partnerships that advance community, workforce and economic development • cultural enrichment of our communities • accountability and integrity VALUES
Wallace State Community College affirms these values: • Commitment to learning • Dedication to excellence • Academic integrity • Creative thinking • Respect for individual dignity and worth • Civic responsibility • Collaboration and partnerships
A Message from the President It is with great pleasure that I present this summary highlighting the accomplishments of the past year at Wallace State Community College. This has been a year of new beginnnings, highlighted by our reoccupation of the James C. Bailey Center and opening of Lion Central, our one-stop center for student enrollment services. It has been a year of new partnerships, such as the joint admission agreement forged with UAB and the Poultry Science degree partnership with Auburn University. It has been a year of recognition for our College, evidenced by our invitation to participate in the American Association of Colleges and Universities Roadmap Project and the Indo Global Education Summit, our selection by the Aspen Institute as one of the top 120 community colleges in America, and our being named among the top community colleges in health care education and workforce development. We are most proud, however, of the individual and collective success of our students, whom we are entrusted to serve. We invite you to “Be One of Us� as we endeavor to transform the lives and communities we serve. Sincerely, Vicki Hawsey Karolewics President
Alabama Board of Education Gov. Robert Bentley, Board President
Tracy Roberts, District 1 Betty Peters, District 2 Stephanie Bell, District 3 Dr. Yvette Richardson, District 4
Ella Bell, President Pro Tem., District 5 Dr. Charles Elliott, Vice President, District 6 Jeff Newman, District 7 Mary Scott Hunter, District 8
Wallace State’s newly renovated James C. Bailey Center reopened in 2013. The 12-story building houses student services and administrative offices as well as classrooms. Lion Central, Wallace State’s one-stop center for student enrollment services, located in the lobby, is pictured here.
Degrees of Distinction WALLACE STATE IS: Ranked among the Top 120 community colleges in the U.S. (Aspen Institute) Ranked No. 2 in the South for Workforce Development. (Southern Business and Development Magazine) Ranked No. 20 among U.S. Community Colleges and No. 33 among U.S. Colleges and Universities for Health Care Graduates produced. (Community College Week) Member of the prestigious Achieving the Dream national reform network, focused on student success. nrollment programs.
Wallace State is ranked No. 20 in the U.S. for the number of Health Care graduates produced. (Community College Week)
Achieving the Dream Wallace State joined this prestigious national reform network focusing on student success and, in 2013, began implementing a number of data driven measures to improve rates of student success, with an emphasis on completion. The project focuses efforts in three areas: Strengthening Portals of Entry, with a specific focus on customer service and communication at a student’s initial point of contact with the College and including such additions as Who’s Next software for serving students in Lion Central, Advising and Financial Aid; Intelliresponse, an automated and intelligent web-based service providing accurate and consistent answers to frequently asked questions; Financial Aid TV, and so on. Improving the Success of Transitional Students – investigating strategies for our most at-risk students to improve retention and progression of students to graduation. Learning Communities – providing enhanced and shared cross-disciplinary learning activities, currently offered to students in classes Monday through Thursday during the 9:30-10:45 a.m. timeslot, with plans to expand offerings.
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Readiness3: Ready for College, Ready for Work, Ready for Life is the theme for Wallace State’s guiding Strategic Plan through 2017. Preparing students for the workforce and achieving excellent student outcomes are at the heart of the plan. Some of the most outstanding programmatic successes of the year are included here: 100% employment within 90 days of graduation: HVAC, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Diesel Mechanics, Drafting and Design, Machine Tool Technology, Welding, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Respiratory Therapy. Aviation/Flight, Computer Science and Practical Nursing reported 100% employed or pursuing a higher degree Other top performers: Automotive Manufacturing Technology/Electronics 95%, Associate Degree Nursing 90%, Collision Repair 90%. 100% pass rate on board or other certification exams: Cosmetology, Collision
Repair (Area Source Rule Certification), Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS Sonographic Principles and Instrumentation (SPI) Registry), Health Information Technology, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Practical Nursing, Polysomnography, Therapeutic Massage. Other top performers: Physical Therapy Assistant 97%, Associate Degree Nursing 93%, Clinical Lab Tech 92% overall (100% in Fall 2013), Welding 92%.
100% graduate satisfaction: Diagnostic Imaging, Health Information Technology, Human Services, Machine Tool Technology,
Associate Degree and Practical Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Polysomnography. Other top performers: Automotive Service Technology 94%. 100% employer satisfaction: Dental Hygiene and Dental Assistant, Health Information Technology, Associate Degree and Practical Nursing, Pharmacy Technology, Polysomnography, Respiratory Therapy. Other top performers: Human Services 99%, EMS near 100%, Business Education and Office Administration 90%. NOTE: Not all programs have board/certification exams nor did all programs conduct surveys during this period.
A Look Back COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENTS • Wallace State earns recognition by the National Community College Benchmark Project as one of the best practices leaders in higher education. The College received praise for being in the top 10 percent for employer satisfaction. The College also received recognition for the following: having its students prepared for career goals, having its students prepared for the next-term and for developmental writing courses, its high marks in marketing-related measures, the attraction it presents for high school graduates and the penetration it has in its surrounding community. •
Wallace State is one of 122 community colleges in the nation invited to join the Institute on General Education and Assessment and Institute on High Impact Practices and Student Success by the Association of American Colleges and Universities.
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Wallace State is selected as one of 10 community colleges in nation for the Association of American Colleges and Universities’ Student Roadmap Project.
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A team from Wallace State travels to Vermont for the five-day Institute on General Education and Assessment to refine and advance general education programs and their assessments as part of the Roadmap Project. Wallace State’s focus is helping students create ePortfolios as a capstone achievement project.
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Wallace State implements the $9.5 million PAVES program (Partnership for Accelerated Learning through Visualization, Engagement and Simulation) through the Department of Labor’s Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grant Program. The program includes success coaching and prior learning assessments, and garners national media attention.
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Cosmetology Department settles into new facility equipped with all the amenities of a professional salon spa.
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The James C. Bailey Center reopens after an extensive $16.5 million renovation, featuring the new Lion Central One-Stop Center for Student Services in the lobby, with admissions, registration, financial aid and advising assistance in one location.
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Wallace State adopts Banner Administrative Software, and adds Financial Aid TV to help students with Financial Aid process.
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Carolyn Maull McKinstry, a 16th Street bombing survivor during the Civil Rights era and Wallace State’s Common Read author of “While the World Watched,” visits campus, captivating the audience with her experiences during that horrific time.
Tunisia studying U.S. higher education and workforce development visit campus as part of the U.S. State Department sponsored International Visitors Leadership Program. Wallace State is presented an award for its service as an academic partner during the Alabama IVLP annual meeting in Birmingham. •
Wallace State is invited to present at the Indo Global Education Summit in India, and research opportunities in India.
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Professional storyteller Nina Reeves visits campus as part of Arts in April festivities, along with Sam Pugh, the Birmingham Civil Rights Outreach Coordinator, and philosophy scholar Dr. William Lawhead. Dr. Yi-Min Cai performs a piano recital and LaShanda April Bremer-Bennett speaks during Native American Heritage Month.
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Wallace State debuts a series of films by the South Art Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers, showing a new independent film each month at the Burrow Center. The Burrow Museum also hosted a screening of “Brother Joseph & The Grotto,” a documentary about the life of Ave Maria Grotto builder Bro. Joseph Zoettl.
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Wallace State’s Police Department is in full force, providing 24/7 service to campus.
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Wallace State partners with Community Action Partnerships of Alabama, and initiates a Youth Leadership Development Program.
The Burrow Museum sponsors a trip to Italy and hosts exhibits featuring Audubon prints, pre-1900s Alabama pottery, photographs of John Dersham, and celebrates Veterans Day with a slide show featuring photographs of area military veterans.
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Delegations from South Africa, Moldova, Libya, Morocco and
On-campus events include the Nursing Department’s Let’s Pretend Hospital, BEST Robotics competition, Cullman Honor Band
concert, AHSAA Basketball and Cheerleading Competitions, Cullman County Water Festival, Community Concerts, Ms. Senior Cullman County, Ms. North Alabama Teen pageant, Kid’s Sake, Cullman County Science Fair, Walk for Autism, Liberty’s Legacy event for area 5th graders. ALUMNI HONORS • Former WSCC baseball player Craig Kimbrel makes his third National League All-Star team while recording 50 saves and finishing fourth in the National League Cy Young race. •
Kathy Wilson receives the Outstanding Alumni Award from the Wallace State Alumni Association. Other winners include Christopher Garrett for the Health Division, Nathan Anderson for the Academic Division, Joey Foster for the Workforce Division and Austin Monk as the Promising Young Alumni.
PROGRAM RECOGNITION • Wallace State finalizes a partnership with Auburn University on a “2+2” Poultry Science degree curriculum, allowing students to begin Poultry Science classes at Wallace State and complete the major at Auburn.
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Wallace State implements revamped Entrepreneurship Program curriculum, a new Engineering Technology Program, new Injection Mold Technologies certificate added to the Machine Tool Technology curriculum, and new Hospitality Management courses in the Culinary Arts program. Also adds fully online Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees and conducts its first MOOC in Conversational Spanish.
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The Drama Department presents “You Can’t Take it With You” and “Shrek The Musical.” The Music Department presents its
Adrian Scott won an award in the Chancellor’s Art Show.
annual Jazz Band Dance, Spring and Christmas concerts, Salute to Veterans. Both departments presented “Broadway Night.” • •
Wallace State Jazz Band travels to Chicago for its annual trip. The Wallace State Concert Choir tours Washington, DC, where they were invited to performed at the Kennedy Center, while the Singers also put on a show at the Lincoln Memorial.
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A Landscape Construction class undertakes a semester-long project to beautify the Computer Science courtyard.
Library Director Lisa Hullett graduates from Leadership Cullman County, and Museum Director Donny Wilson graduates from Leadership Blount County.
EMPLOYEE HONORS • Dr. Beth Bownes Johnson is named Wallace State’s new Dean of Academic Affairs after serving in the WSCC English Department for 19 years. •
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Wallace State’s Jimmy Hodges, Dean of Applied Technologies, and Lisa German, Dean of Health Sciences, graduate from the Alabama Community College Leadership Academy. Wallace State Education Achievement Award winners Malinda Morton, Steve Burgett, Rob Metcalf, and Billy Rose were recognized at the Chancellor’s Awards Ceremony. Art instructor
ATHLETICS • Wallace State’s softball team wins its second NJCAA Division I national championship, adding to the first captured in 2008. The team wins the College’s seventh national championship. The Lady Lions finish with a 55-21 record after winning a sixth state championship in seven seasons and eighth overall.
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Lions golfer Aksel Olsen wins the Arnold Palmer Award as low medalist and individual NJCAA tournament national champion at the national tournament in Lubbock, Texas. Olsen and the WSCC softball team are recognized in Montgomery by Governor Robert Bentley in a ceremony on the Capitol steps.
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Lady Lions softball players BreeAnna Blevins and Katie Gentle are named NJCAA first team All-Americans. Blevins, Gentle, Kori Benson and Lindsey DeFee are named NFCAA All-Americans.
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Softball coach Jayne Clem surpasses the 700-career win mark. Clem and assistant coach Tracy Grindrod receive the NFCA Coaching Staff of the Year distinction.
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Due to the lack of any competition in the state, the College discontinues its soccer program.
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Wallace State’s volleyball team wins its sixth straight regular season championship and its fifth ACCC/Region 22 state tournament title in a row. The Lions also made their fifth consecutive NJCAA national tournament appearance and 14th overall.
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WSCC women’s basketball player Ashley Nance is named
NJCAA Honorable Mention All-American. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS • Wallace State celebrates its 47th commencement, graduating more than 900 students and 39 high school students through its Fast Track Academy. Victoria Frith earned the Presidential Award for Academic Excellence, drafting student Sydney Pair earned the Presidential Award for Technical Excellence and nursing student Johnny Tidmore earned the Presidential Award for Health Excellence. •
The Wallace State Adult Education Department celebrates the graduation of more than 300 students earning the GED.
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Rebecca Long is crowned Miss Wallace State, and Taylor Quick elected Homecoming Queen.
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Sigma Kappa Delta and Mu Alpha Theta conduct the first ever combined Honor Society induction.
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Ethan Flack and Logan Shaddix of the inaugural WSCC BASS fishing team finish 15th nationally at the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series, capping off a successful season that began with the team’s first tournament at Lake Guntersville.
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Cory Meyer and Victoria Frith are named to Wallace State’s All-Alabama Academic Team and recognized at the Alabama Community College System luncheon.
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Mark Lowry wins second place nationally in CNC Turning at the national SkillsUSA competition in Kansas City, Mo., after finishing first in state. Other WSCC state winners competing at the national level: Jarod Salter, Automotive Service Technology; Charli Smith, Technical Math; B.G. Owens, Electronic Technology; Daniel Riggins, Precision Machining; Dennis Butts, CNC Milling; and Tanner Corum, Men’s Haircutting and Design. Daniel Hollis receives a first place award for his entry in the Chancellor’s Art Show.
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Poultry Science partnership with Auburn University.
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Engineering Technology program.
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Associate in Applied Science degree in General Technology provides an additional pathway for students in Agriculture/Horticulture, Automotive Service Technology, Collision Repair, Diesel Mechanics, HVAC/R and Welding to earn an Associate Degree. These programs were previously certificate only.
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New fully Online Associate in Science and Associate in Arts programs, as well as online Associate in Applied Science degrees in Health Information Technology, Computer Sciences, and Business Administration.
Students Starting Early, and Starting Right: A SPOTLIGHT ON DUAL ENROLLMENT
For more than a decade, Wallace State has provided high school students the opportunity to simultaneously earn high school and college credit though its dual enrollment program. And since 2005, high school juniors and seniors have also had the opportunity to enroll in the Fast Track Academy, which allows dually enrolled students to take all their classes on the Wallace State campus rather than at their high schools. Nearly 400 dual enrollment students, including 70 in the Fast Track program at Wallace State and nearly 30 in a new Fast Track program at J.B. Pennington, were enrolled at Wallace State in 2013. The success rate for dual enrollment, and especially the Fast Track program, is exceptionally high. One hundred percent of students who entered the Fast Track program last year graduated this year with a high school diploma and some college credit. Some earned enough college credit to simultaneously graduate from Wallace State with an associate degree and from high school, and to transfer to the college or university of their choice as a junior. Moreover, these students disproportionately win scholarships to further their education. Among the highest awards were a $52,000 Trustee Scholarship to Rocky Mountain College in Billings, MT awarded to Yancey York, who transferred as a junior; a $28,000 Golden Excellence Scholarship awarded to Leigh Weaver, who transferred to Samford University with 40 credit hours; a $26,000 scholarship awarded to Kaitlyn Kelley from Toccoa Falls Christian College; and a $16,000 scholarship to UAH for engineering major Kayla Beasley. Chelsie Sloan received national media attention for her scholarship covering flight time costs and other fees from the Ninety-Nines, Inc., an international organization of women pilots founded in the 1929 to promote the advacement of women in aviation.
Why Dual Enrollment? • Dual credit students have a higher college participation rate than high school graduates overall. • Dual credit students who go on to college continue to the second year at a higher rate than freshmen who enter college without having earned dual credit. • Among freshmen who continue to the second year of college, dual credit participants earn a higher first year GPA. • Students who continue to the second year of college accumulate more college credit if they take dual credit in high school.
IN MEMORIAM Former Wallace State President Dr. James C. Bailey dies on Oct. 18. Dr. Bailey served as Wallace State president for 32 years, from 1971-2003, overseeing the College’s initial SACS accreditation and guiding the College to be a leader in the field of health care education, offering more associate degree allied health programs than any other college in the state. Under Bailey’s guidance, the College also implemented successful technical programs and degrees in general studies. The 5,000-seat Tom Drake Coliseum was one of Bailey’s favorite projects and remains one of the top athletic facilities among junior college athletics.
Dr. Ben Johnson, the first president of what would become Wallace State Community College, died on Nov. 7. The State Board of Education appointed Johnson director of the George C. Wallace State Trade School of Cullman County in 1965, a year before the first classes were held at the school. Johnson spent six years as director of the trade school, helping to establish a program of technical education in Cullman County.
The Cosmetology Department received a dramatic makeover with a move to new facilities on campus. The spa-styled classrooms include hair salon stations for 60 students, an aesthetics room for facials, a manicure/pedicure room, locker room, and a classroom with 3-D video capabilities.
Added value:
GETTING MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Investing in community college offers a higher return than other common investments.
On average, the return on investment for an associate degree is more than three times higher than for stocks or other investments, such as gold, 10-year treasury bonds, T-bills and housing. (Source: Brookings Institute, American Association of Community Colleges)
Joint admission: Enroll at WSCC, be admitted to UAB It might seem value enough that seamless transfer of classes is guaranteed to the state’s four year universities, when the average cost to attend Wallace State is about half what it costs to start at those institutions. But Wallace State continues to look for ways to add value and save students money. Universities want our students because we prepare them well. The new joint admission agreement we have with UAB, the nursing articulation with the University of Alabama, the Poultry Science partnership with Auburn, partnerships with Samford and Embry-Riddle, and so on, recognize the outstanding quality of a Wallace State education. It’s no secret that Wallace State students regularly perform as well or better upon transfer to the university than students who began there.
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PAVES: The way to success The PAVES (Partnership for Accelerated Learning through Visualization, Engagement, and Simulation) coaching program is an initiative aimed at keeping students in school, thereby improving their academic and employment outcomes. Incoming freshmen in certain programs are essentially offered, free of charge, a life coach to help them through their first year as a college student. The program is provided through a grant from the Department of Labor’s Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training grant program. Wallace State leads a consortium that includes Central Alabama Community College and Wallace State-Selma sharing the $9.5 million grant. The college programs for which the PAVES resources are offered at Wallace State include these advanced manufacturing, allied health programs, transportation and public safety programs: Electronics, Industrial Maintenance, Automotive Manufacturing, Automotive Service Technology, Welding, Machine Tool Technology, Tool and Die, and Computer Numerical Control (CNC), Registered Nurse, LPN, Nursing Aide/ CNA, Pharmacy Tech, Medical Assistant, Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant, EMT/Paramedic, Radiology (Diagnostic Imaging), Health Information Technology and Medical Coding/Transcriptionist, Diesel Mechanics and Commercial Driver’s License and Criminal Justice. The goal of one-on-one “success coaching” is to help students balance the demands of college, work and family life. Coaches also help the students develop skills and habits needed for long-term success. In its first term with coaching, Wallace State reported a 5.8 percent increase in the number of students returning in those programs. The long-term goal is for Wallace State to create a self-sustaining coaching center on campus that extends beyond the life of the grant and offers the service to incoming freshmen for many years to come.
“Wallace State meets students where they are on their educational journey and provides them with the learning opportunities and support they need to dream and succeed.� Dr. Vicki Hawsey Karolewics
On Workforce Development: “This is one of the best examples yet in this state of entrepreneurship and innovation, and it means renewal for our economy ... The first example of what I’ve been trying to do came out of here, out of Wallace State in Hanceville.” — Governor Robert Bentley, at announcement of ZeroRPM opening on WSCC campus Wallace State is the region’s one-stop source for workforce development, offering services for business and industry, and for individuals seeking education and training for a competitive job market. In 2013, the Wallace State Continuing Education Department offered more than 100 courses related to workforce developent and short term skills training. Among the most popular programs were Certified Nursing Assistant, Phlebotomy, Commercial Truck Driving, and ServeSafe Certification. More than 200 courses related to lifelong learning/quality of life were also offered. Wallace State Continuing Education’s Training for Business and
Industry program and the Wallace State ATN Center provide business consulting services, customized employee training, industry certifications, and employee skills assessments. Through Cullman Area Workforce Solutions and the Chamber of Commerce, Wallace State works in partnership with K-12, local economic development agencies, and industries to ensure programming is responsive to industry needs. The high school career coaching program, a Region 2 Workforce Development Council initiative begun at Wallace State, has been adopted statewide. Meanwhile, the College looks to expand its successful business incubator program that spawned ZeroRPM last year.
“I tell companies all over the world that the best training programs are right here in Alabama. They want well-trained workers. The two-year system is what makes the difference.� - Governor Robert Bentley
Enrollment Credit Hour Production Credit Enrollment Non Credit Enrollment G e n d e r F i n A i d S t a t u s D i v i s i o n
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Male 1,998 (38%)
57,364 5,283 944
Credit Enrollment Female 3,285 (62%)
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Not Received 1,677 (32%)
Veterans Benefits Received 72 3
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Part-time 2,328 (44%)
Enrolled Full-time 2,955 (56%) 3
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Academic 2,502 (48%)
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First-time Freshman Undergraduate Transfer Non Degree Seeking Dual Enrollment/Accelerated High School
3,187 472 27 347
Students Enrolled in Remedial Courses Math Only English Only Math and English
576 75 194
Residency Status / Citizenship
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Financial Aid Recieved 3,606 (68%)
Initial Enrollment
Health Science 2,072 (39%) Technical 699 (13%)
Dorms: Residency: Citizenship:
Institutional Housing In-State Out-of-State United States Citizen Non-Resident Alien Unknown/Not Reported
147 5,180 103 5,237 35 11
Race White Black/African American Hispanic/Latino Unknown/Not Reported American Indian/Alaskan Native Non-Resident Alien Asian Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
4,646 292 150 99 37 35 23 1
By the Numbers: FALL 2013 Top Five Alabama Feeder High Schools Cullman West Point Hayden Fairview Mortimer Jordan
Cullman City Cullman County Blount County Cullman County Jefferson County
278 214 189 188 157
Top Five Counties Cullman County Jefferson County Blount County Morgan County Marshall County
2057 847 715 425 309
Summary of 2012-13 Completions < 1 Year < 2 Year Associate Wallace Stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s service area includes Cullman County and parts of Blount, Morgan, Jefferson and Winston counties. However, the College draws students from beyond its geographic borders due to the quality and uniqueness of our programs, the beauty of our campus, and for our many online offerings.
78 85 768
Retention of 1st Time Degree-Seeking Freshmen # of Fall 2012 Cohort Students Enrolled WSCC Fall 2013 *cohort includes only full-time students
950 64%
Wallace Stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Future Foundation raises a record-breaking $219,794 during its 9th annual Student Investment Luncheon through live and silent auctions, scholarship contributions and table sales.
Providing Access for Future Students The Wallace State Future Foundation, Inc. promotes equity, accessibility and excellence in education. The Future Foundation’s most important goal is to provide scholarships to students whose educational needs cannot be met by their current resources. Through private giving, various scholarship funds have been established to help meet these needs. The following donors provided their support over the past year: Platinum ($10,000 or more) Henslee Estate My Way Transportation Title III Matching Funds
Gold ($5,000-$9,999)
American Proteins, Inc. Bagwell Family Foundation, Inc. James D. Bagwell C. J. Burney Mike and Lisa L. Eckenrod Hanceville Nursing and Rehab Center, Inc. Representative Jeremy Oden Howard Tinney
Silver ($1,000-$4,999)
R. Clyne Adams Alabama Cullman Yutaka Technologies, LLC Norris and Barbara Atchley Birmingham Fastener & Supply, Inc. Frank or Stacey Hooper Brunner Cullman County Industrial Development Board Cullman Electric Cooperative Cullman Power Board Cullman Rotary Club Cullman Savings Bank Cullman-Jefferson Counties Gas District Drinkard Development, LLC Nell C. Dunlap
Board of Directors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Ms. Shirley Quattlebaum, President Mr. Don Hubbard, Vice-President Ms. Phyllis Brewer, Treasurer Mr. Hank Apel Mr. Norris Atchley Mr. Fred Cespedes Mr. Tim Compton Mr. Mike Eckenrod Mr. Dale Greer Ms. Donna Guthrie Ms. Betty Leeth Haynes Mr. R. Scotty Hooper Mr. Billy Jackson Dr. Vicki Hawsey Karolewics, Ex-Officio Dr. Tomesa Smith, Ex-Officio Mr. Howard Tinney Ms. Gloria Williams Mr. Jeb Williamson Mr. Jim Willoby
The Wallace State Future Foundation mourned the loss of Howard Tinney in 2013. His son Brad Tinney serves in his stead for the remainder of the term.
Encore Rehabilitation, Inc. Arminda and Bill Floyd Donna Guthrie Betty Leeth and Earnie H. Haynes Connie or Ed Holcombe Industrial Development Board of City of Cullman Billy W. and Vickie Jackson Mell Johnson Vince and Vicki Hawsey Karolewics Tiffany Lowery Mach III, Inc. McGriff Industries, Inc. Shane McMinn Merchants Bank Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bank Prestige Mechanical, Inc. Shirley Quattlebaum Sight Savers America Tomesa Smith SportsMED Zina Stansberry State Farm Companies Foundation Richard Stewart Traditions Bank US Poultry Foundation William T. and Marcia G. Walton Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo Foundation
Gloria Williams Roy Williams WSCC Sonography
Patrons ($500-$999)
Alina and Oran Adams Rex M. Adams Aho Architects, LLC Alabama Coal Cooperative Alabama Farm Credit Apel Machine and Supply Co.
Athens State University Foundation Phyllis E. Brewer Lois A. Burns Sonya Cabri CH2M HILL, Inc. Civicon, LLC Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc. Cullman County Commission Cullman Regional Medical Center Eckenrod Ford Lincoln
Eva Bank Jenny Folsom Lisa German Babs Herfurth Doris Hinkle HOAR Program Management R. Scotty Hooper Deborah Hoover Sharon G. Horton Lisa O. Hullett Jackson & Williams Emily Johnston Kenworth of Birmingham, Inc. Floyd Lawson Joan S. Moore North Alabama Roofing Supply, Inc. Amy Oliver Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society H. K. Phillips Renee Quick Walter R. Jr. Ross Sain Associates, Inc. Grady and Cherie H. Smith St. John & Associates, Inc. Terrell Enterprises Jim Thompson Topre America Corporation USA Healthcare Terri Waldrop Wallace State AEA
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Friends (up to $499)
Dana Adams Rosa Lee Aderhold AL Assoc. for Health Info. Mgt. Emily C. Alexander Connie Allen Heather Allen LaDonna N. Allen Vanessa M. Amos Jessica Anderson John Apel Jackie Arnold Melissa P. Arnold Tina K. Arnold Susan Ashley Lindsey M. Atchley Donna B. Attaway Holly Austin Roger Baggett Kenneth P. Bailey Heidi Elnora Baker Sara Baker Virginia A. Barber Jessica Barnes Mary Barnes Jan Barnett Maria L. Barnett
Vicki Barr Adriann K. Basch Sonya Bates Allison Beasley Bethany Beasley Krystal M. Beasley Courtney Bell Bella Faire Day Spa, LLC Raul Beltran Duann W. Benefield Tyler Bennett Carrie L. Bentley Brenda C. Berry Carol Berry Rebecca Bilbrey Jared Blackmon Bob and Kay Blackwell Julie Blakely M. W. Blaylock David Blevins Blue Moon Studios Cynthia M. Bogard Richard M. Bolin Lawanda Bonner Alice Jones Boone Georgi Boothe Sid Borden Kelly A. Bownes Kristi Boyd Holly Braden
Marsha Bradford Clark and Rebecca Branch Catherine Brannon Pat Brannon Ellie Brasfield Milton Wm. Bresler Clifton Briggs Leslie Brinson Melinda M. Briscoe Shelia Brock Andrea D. Brown Jordan Brown Michael Brown Sarah E. Brown Julie P. Bruner Betty S. Bryan Staci Bryan Kathy Buckelew Wayne Burden Hanna Burdeshaw Deborah Sue Burgess Ricky Burks Alina L. Busenlehner Business Interiors, Inc. Debra Butler Kelsie Butler Mac Buttram Cabin Fever Beverages Michele A. Cain Monique Callio
Kellie S. Emerson Calvert Farris L. Cameron Susan N. Campbell Shane Cannady Lauren Cantrell Sandra M. Capps Kevin Carpenter Millie J. Carroll Melissa Cartee Carter & Company Real Estate, Inc. Nikki Carter JoAnn Castles Jerry Caudle CCCDD, Inc. CDG Engineers and Assoc., Inc. Jennifer Chambers Jill Chambers John Chamblee Champion Rehab Resources, LLC Susan Chandler Laura Chapman Angie Chappell Katy Chauvin Suhana Chikatla Susan Christensen Jordan M. Clark Matthew Clements Cherilyn Cleveland Kristy T. Clifton Stephanie Cline
Ben C. Cobb Jr. Debbie Cole Mary Beth Cole Joshua Coleman Mary Collins Comfort Suites Michele R. Conger Ashton Conley Kathy J. Conner Scott Cooley Stephanie Cooner Darla Cooper Susan Copeland Reneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Cornelius Martha Cox Creative Cakes of Cullman Nell Creel Libby Crider Anita Crumbley Ann Culpepper T. P. Culpepper Cummings Sporting Goods Jennifer Curtis Tamra Cyree Andrew Daniel Richard Darling Keisha Day Peggy Day Daystar Church Jasmine Denson
Ellen Dillashaw Angela Doss Doug Doggett Jewelers Victoria Duckett Elizabeth Dueland Jessica Duke Jennifer E. Dunkle Dunlap Contracting, Inc. Michelle Dupree Robert Easley Eastern Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine, PC Amanda Eaton Gray Edmondson Terry D. Edwards Gilmer Ellis Carl English Etc. by Nikki Katie Evan Karen Evans Markeshia Evans Mikesha Evans Joy K. Ewing Amy Ezekiel Anna Ezzleman Lindsey Fail Donna Farmer Shannon Federer Keoni Felipe Vicki Ferguson
Sandra Fields First Community Bank Benford Loyd or Wilma Flack Leila G. Fortenberry Elizabeth Jane Foust Zach Frasier Elliott Free Freedom Insurance Carolyn Freeman Chester and Hilda Freeman Debra Freeman Genovev Freeman Pat Freeman Stephen C. Freeman Karen L. Frost Phillip Fulenwider Elaine Fuller Jenny Fuller Lindsay Fuller Tracie G. Fuqua Robert B. Gann Melanie C. Gentle GGNSC Administrative Services LLC Joan Gibbs Teresa Gibbs Jeffery Gillespie Tammy Renae Gipson Marisela Gonzalez J. Scott Graham Nancy Graves
Sharron Green Crystal Greene Melissa L. Greene Dale and Larraine Greer Casey C. Grier Katherine Grriffin Marsena S. Guffey Richard W. Gurley Vivian Hackleman Seth Hadley Belinda or Joe Hagan Kati Hale Lori Hale Lauren A. Hall Thea D. Hall Fred Halstead Inna Hamaker Melony Leigh Hamm Hampton Inn Cullman Suzanne Harbin Ethelene Harbison Glynda D. Hardin Todd A. Hardman Jessica Harp Rick Harrell Deedra L. Harris Douglas E. Harris Iryna Harris Jan Harris Joy Harris
Lydia Harris Peggy M. Harris Sharon Harris John P. or Janie G. Hart Martha Hart Mary Ellen Hartness Hartselle Animal Clinic, P.C Kenneth or Theresa Hayes Carol Hays Gwen Headrick Sieglinde A. Heatherly Betty Heaton Deborah Heaton Layla Helton
H. Kerry Hembree Layla R. Henderson Wayne Andrew Henderson Tonia Hendrix Amanda K. Hicks Jeff Hill Jennifer F. Hill Teresa Hill Vicki Leigh Hill Anthony T. Hilliard Crystal C. Hines Jimmy W. Hodges Laura J. Hodges Miranda Hogan
Seddrick Holder Holiday Inn Express Cherish Holley Dana Hollis Lonna Hooper Holmes Chad Hood John Hood Pamela Hopper Remona S. Hopper Winter Horbal Cynthia Horn Jacqueline Anita Horton Mary Hovater Joseph W. Hudson Mattie Lynn Hudson Darlene Huff Brad Hutson Brenda Gail Hyatt Bill and Ginger Hyde Linda J. Hyde Inland Buildings Vicki Jackson Connie Jacobs Linda Jaques Deborah Jenkins Adley G. Johnson Beth Bownes Johnson Erica Johnson Karen Johnson Kathryn C. Jones
Kimberly Jones Mary Jones Natalie Jones Kathryn Hays Junkins KBZ Photography Misty Kennedy Lora Kent Jim Kerr Rhonda Key Marissa Beth King Susan King William A. and Cherie R. King Kristi Kirk Maria Korpita Rickey and Jo Kreps John Kugler Mary M Lamar Margaret C. Lambert Lisha Moody Land Shannon Lanier E. Lansford Nan LaRussa Kolby Lawrence Leslie Lawson Paula Leatherwood Gayle L. Ledbetter Donna M. Lee Megan Lee Robbin Leeth Ashley Leibensperger Kayla L. Lemoncelli
Mary Jane Leverett Keith D. Lewis Mary Ellen Lewis Lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Captured Moments Linda M. Lipsey Kenneth or Judy Loggins Whitney Lovelace Clarence Loveles Sarah F. Lovell Virginia Lusk Belva Lynn Brittney Lynn Karen Lynn Bert Mackentepe Theresa B. Mahler Wendy Mahoney Diana Majerik Alyce Malcolm Mallard Consulting Cindy Mallard Larry or Thresea Mann Marcy Manning Wayne Manord Gwendolyn Renee Manuel Stephanie Marion Karen E. Martin Sacora Martinez Mary Kay Cosmetics Phillip Mathus Paula Matthews Christy Schenaye Mauldin
Virginia R. Maxwell Lou Ann Mayhair Cynthia Maymi Greg and Harriet Mayo Joy D. Mays April Mazer Sylvia McClung Darlene G. McCombs Teresa T. McDaniel Carol D. McKelvey McLeroy Law Firm, LLC Gary J. McMinn John H. McMoy Robert L. Metcalf Bruce Miller Katherine Miller Paula K. Miller Jonathan Minyard Vicki Mitchell Kyla Shea Mobley Jana Monday Janet Money Martha L. Montanez Juliet Moody Donna Moon Randy Moon Sarah Mooney Jacquelyn Moore Russell Moore Janice Apel Morgan Mandy Morgan
Malinda Morton Shiela Mosley Mary Leah Moss Sonja Mozkus Pamela L. Murff Alexes Murillo Lance A. Nail Drucilla Nelson Richard J. Newman Greg A. Nicholas Morgan Norris North AL Health Info. Mgt Council Kristina Nyquist Natalie Oden Christine Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary Tim Olinger Gidgett Overton Rhonda Overton Deborah Owen Patricia Owens Buffie E. Ozbirn David and Phyllis Ozment Alice N. Page Dale Palmer Vickie Parker Brittany L. Parsons Angela Pate Lindsey L. Pate Angela Patrick Mark Persall
Diane Phillips Eric Phillips Martha J. Pigford Alyssa Pigg Thomas Poe Carolyn Polk Rebecca W. Pollard Beverly Poston Kelly M. Powell Shea Powell Premier Bank Debbie Prevette Vicki Price Professional Weight Loss & Wellness Ctr Brenda V. Pruitt Misty Garrison Pugh Chris Purdy Jorden Quick Justin Quick Shannon Quick Susan R. Quick R. E. Garrison Trucking, Inc. Teresa E. Ray-Connell Mitzi Reed Maleah Reese Rebecca L. Reeves Regions Bank Mandy Reid Haley Rhodes Allison Rice
Gena Rice Sonja Rich Tara Richard Tiffany Richter Mark G. Rickey Connie S. Ridgeway Carol Rigsby RMC, Regional Medical Center Jessica Carol Weeks Robbins Felicia Roberson John M. Roberson April Robertson Judy Robertson James Tyler Roden Anna L. Rodes Joyce M. Rodgers Martha K. Roper Andrea P. Rosler Aaron M. Roy William Sacra Michael T. Salerno Connie Sanderson Jaqueline Schendel Ellen Schmidt Kathy Schuman Meaghan Scott Scotty R. Segroves Jennifer Sewell Kay Shabel Staci Shankles
Haleigh Sharp Debbie Shedd Shelly Smith Photography Jana Shelton Shiree, Inc. William A. Shirey Kim Shrewsbury Kathryn Sides Leslie L. Simons Laura Smallwood Smith Farms Brian L. Smith Heather Smith Lisa Smith Peggy S. Smith Rachael Smith Sandy Smith Shaun R. Smith Susan B. Smith Valerie F. Smith Mary T. Snapp Deborah Spann Michael G. Sparks Hilda Speegle Sue Spradlin Bill St. John St. Vincent’s Alicia T. Standridge Rebecca Standridge Maria S. Stanford
Donna Stanley Chasity N. Stephens Susan Stephens Ludmilla Stevens Amber Stone Lauren Stooksberry Chris Storey Samuel Stratman Rhonda Sullins Lee Anne Sullivan Sandra Swearingen Lisa M. Tarvin Kathy D. Taylor Paul Taylor Sydney Taylor Judy Thomason Charles R. Thompson Nancy E. Thompson Karen Thornton Lavell Thrasher Jim and Nanci J. Tidwell Evelyn G. Timmons Janice Todd Kimberly Trantham Matthew Tucker Wells R. Turner Jr. Jackilyn Twilley Diane Tyus Van Winkle & Company, Inc. Gerry Varquez
Kassie Vest Christopher Villa Stephanie Vincent Waldrop Chiropractic Clinic Tammie D. Waldrop Amy Walker Cindy Walker
The Little Black Dress Charity Bash celebrated its third anniversary in 2013. Shown here and opposite, a perennial sellout, it is the WSCC’s Alumni Association’s biggest fund raiser of the year.
Donna K. Walker Dudley Andrew Walker Lorri J. Wallace Rhonda S. Wallace Karen Evans Walton Robert L. Walton
Cassandra Ward Crystal Ward Sally Culpepper Warren Lisa Weeks Wernerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trading Company
Linda Wesley Darla West David L. West William R. Whiddon Esther R. Whisenhunt Kristen White Mike Whitley Ashley N. Whitten Christine Wiggins Kimberly Wilcox Diana Wilhite Diane Wilhite Beverly R. Wilkerson Alan C. Willard Ann Williams Bailee Williams Beth Williams Brandye C. Williams Charles R. Williams Jr. Deborah Williams Martha E. Williams Patricia W. Williams Phillandria Williams Aletta Williamson Jeb Williamson Donny Wilson Kimeral Wilson Michael W. Winton Alan Wood Anita D. Woods
Ashley Jill Wright James H. Wright Nancy Wright Sheree Wright WS Student Services Patricia Yarbrough Pam Yeager Judy A. York Debra Young Jan L. Young Leslie Young Pat Young Youngâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Heating, Air & Refrigeration Nathan D. Ziegenbein
Fiscal Year 2013 Total Assets....................... $2,104,827.12 Total Liabilities & Equity... $2,104,827.12 Scholarship Awards Foundation No. General 124 Specific 51 Dual Enrollment 104 Alumni 20 Total 299
Amount $85,366 $42,819 $39,250 $7,400 $174,805
REVENUE
Revenue, Expenditures and Scholarships
Student Tuition & Fees State Grants/Contracts Federal Grants/Contracts Auxiliary State Appropriation Other
$12,145,731 $1,222,276 $17,477,487 $2,897,324 $15,769,713 $898,656
$50,411,187 Non-Discrimination Policy It is the policy of Wallace State Community College that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, or sexual orientation be excluded from participation in, be denied benefit, or be subjected to discrimination under any program activity or employment. The College will not retaliate against any person because they have engaged in a protected activity opposing the College or because they have made a complaint, testified, assisted, or participated in any way in an investigation, proceeding or hearing alleging discrimination on a basis specified above.
Expenses
Instruction Academic Support Student Services Institutional Support Maintenance Student Aid (Sch) Auxiliary Enterprises Depreciation Non Operating
$16,145,731 $2,808,415 $3,801,906 $4,608,649 $6,492,010 $5,626,296 $3,151,141 $4,621,799 $1,970,001
$49,788,748
Scholarships: Institutional Athletics Senior Adults Other
$586,473 $893,982 $52,479 $8,823
Private Scholarships
$1,448,897
Tuition Waivers
$107,332
(not including loans)
$1,541,757
(As of September 30, 2013)
Accreditation Wallace State is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science degrees and certificates. Inquiries related to the accreditation status of the College may be directed to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097; Phone: 404.679.4501). Many programs have additional accreditation from organizations appropriate to the particular disciplines. Routine inquiries about Wallace State, such as admission requirements, financial aid, educational programs, etc., should be addressed directly to Wallace State and not to the commissionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office. PROGRAM ACCREDITATIONS/APPROVALS INCLUDE: Associate Degree Nursing (RN) Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) (formally National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission), Alabama Board of Nursing
Clinical Laboratory National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Automotive Service Technology National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF)
Culinary Arts American Culinary Federation Education Foundation
Business Administration/Business Education/ Management and Supervision Nationally accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
Dental Assisting/Dental Hygiene American Dental Association
Collision Repair National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF)
Diagnostic Imaging Joint Review Committee on Education In Radiologic Technology
Diagnostic Medical Sonography Joint Review Committee on Education In Diagnostic Medical Sonography and Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs Diesel Mechanics National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation Drafting and Design Technology American Design Drafting Association Emergency Medical Services Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs - Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions
Flight Technology Federal Aviation Administration, Approved by the Alabama State Department of Education for flight instruction under the U.S. Veterans Administration Program Health Information Technology Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM) Heating and Air Conditioning Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning Excellence (HVAC) Industrial Electronics Electronics Technicians Association (ETA) Machine Tool Technology National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Medical Assistant Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs-Medical Assisting Education Review Board (MAERB)
Occupational Therapy Assistant Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) Pharmacy Technology American Society of Health System Pharmacists Physical Therapist Assistant Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone: (703) 706-3245; email: accreditation@apta. org; website: http://www.capteonline.org Polysomnographic Technology Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), Committee on Accreditation for Polysomnographic Technologist Education (COAPSG)
Practical Nursing (LPN) Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) (formally National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission), Alabama Board of Nursing Respiratory Therapy Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care Therapeutic Massage Licensed by the Alabama Board of Massage Therapy School Code Assigned by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork Welding American Welding Society (AWS)
Wallace State is a member of the Alabama Community College System.
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