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ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED297816 AUTHOR: Hawkins, O. Rebecca, Ed.
TITLE: Prince George's Community College 1988-93 Master
Plan.
YEAR PUBLISHED: 1988
NOTE: 22 p.
ABSTRACT: Designed to integrate strategic planning for
Prince George's Community College's (PGCCs) programs,
budgets, and facilities, this master plan for 1988-93 offers
information on the college's planning framework, mission,
programs, and institutional priorities. The major features
of the plan are a situational analysis and environmental
scan, which examine PGCC's market share, enrollment trends,
and student demographics, goals, attendance patterns, and
program choices. The environmental scan also considers the
potential impact of a projected decline in high school
graduates, an increase in the number of older county
residents, the state of the local economy, increasing
competition among higher education institutions, and demands
for institutional assessment and accountability. The final
section of the master plan sets forth PGCC's priorities for
the coming years with respect to: (1) increasing the
representation of women and minorities among faculty and
administrative staff; (2) creating mechanisms to increase
the educational success of students; (3) increasing the
effectiveness of the marketing effort; (4) expanding the
college's role in the economic development of Prince
George's County; and (5) supplementing the college's
operating budget through alternative funding sources. (EJV)
KEY DESCRIPTORS: Affirmative-Action; College-Programs;
Community-Colleges; Economic-Development; Educational
Finance; Master-Plans; Population-Trends; Two-Year-Colleges
KEY DESCRIPTORS: *College-Planning; *College-Role;
*Enrollment-Influences; *Institutional-Characteristics
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