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College of the Redwoods hires new director of institutional effectiveness and research - Vimarsana News

College of the Redwoods hires new director of institutional effectiveness and research

College of the Redwoods has hired Amy Moffat as its new director of institutional effectiveness and research.

BCC Board of Trustees meeting agenda (5/23) - Vimarsana News

BCC Board of Trustees meeting agenda (5/23)

REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEESBARTON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLE

NC gave CFCC over $360,000 to recruit and retain employees, but doesn't yet know how or why they spent it - Vimarsana News

NC gave CFCC over $360,000 to recruit and retain employees, but doesn't yet know how or why they spent it

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WHQR) - Around the end of May, most of Cape Fear Community College’s faculty and staff will be informed about whether their contracts will ...

Veteran data analyst will lead SIU's institutional effectiveness efforts - Vimarsana News

Veteran data analyst will lead SIU's institutional effectiveness efforts

David G. Shirley will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s leadership team as the director of the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Planning and Research.

Source: wsiu.org
NC gave CFCC over $360,000 to recruit and retain employees, but doesn't yet know how or why they spent it - Vimarsana News

NC gave CFCC over $360,000 to recruit and retain employees, but doesn't yet know how or why they spent it

Last fiscal year, CFCC received $363,151 in labor market adjustment reserve funds from the General Assembly. CFCC was one of four community colleges out of 58 across the state that didn't account for the use of those funds for a state board report. Records acquired by WHQR show they mainly went to those in upper administration who are categorized as "institutional support" and those who work in student services.

Source: whqr.org