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Belle Glade Campus

Palm Beach State College District Board of Trustees Meeting

February 18, 2020

Dr. LaTanya McNeal,Executive Dean

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Community Engagement Forums

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Strengthening Communities for the Future: Economic Development of the Glades AreaModerator:• Shereena Coleman, Business Development Board of Palm Beach

County

Panelists:• Steven Cornette, Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County• Angela Avery Moore, School District of Palm Beach County• Charles Duval, Career Source of Palm Beach County• Terry Burroughs, FHERO (FL Heartland Economic Region of

Opportunity)• Janet Moreland, Lakeside Medical Center


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Innovation ShowcaseTuesday, May 21, 2019

Sponsors:


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Housing Insecurities ForumThursday, January 10, 2019

Moderator:• James Green, Dir. of PBC Community Services Department

Panelists:• Jonathan Brown, Dir. PBC Department of Housing and Economic

Sustainability• Suzanne P. Cabrera, Pres. and CEO Housing Leadership Council of Palm

Beach Co, Inc.• Larry Greenberg, Chief Operating Officer, PBC Housing Authority• Juanita Alvarez Mainster, Partnership Specialist for the US Census

• Initiated August 2019• PBSC Belle Glade to provide

instruction in algebra, chemistry, physics and welding courses

• Classes are taught at US Sugar/ISTA-Clewiston location

• Students are paid by US Sugar while they are enrolled in the ISTA program; they are then offered a job after successful completion of program

Partnerships

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Partnerships

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PBSC Belle Glade Campus visits U.S. Sugar/ISTA; Clewiston, Florida on July 31, 2019

and U.S. Sugar/ISTAstudents subsequently tour the

Belle Glade Campus

Partnerships

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• Partnership initiated May 2019• TechGarage is a robotic program at FAU

Tech Runway®• 6 Belle Glade Campus students, as well

as,1 staff member, have been hired as robotic coaches at Boys & Girls Clubs locations in the Glades

• Coaches earn $15 per hour which is funded by a Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant

Partnerships

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• Dual Enrollment Articulation Agreement; August 1, 2019 – June 30, 2021

• November 12, 2019 – 12 students from Clewiston High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) toured the Belle Glade Campus to learn about the PBSC nursing program

Partnerships

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• Participated in the 2019 Annual Career Day and Graduation Activities

A new partnership was initiated in 2019 which allowed students from Everglades Preparatory Academy to Dual Enroll in the cosmetology program at the Belle Glade Campus.

Partnerships

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Saturday, August 1, 2020 Back to School – Palm Beach County

(formerly known as Back to School Bash)

• Working in partnership with Palm Beach County Office of Community Revitalization

• Serving students in pre-K through 12thgrade by giving free school supplies, haircuts, hairstyles and health screenings

Partnerships

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• Partnering with the hospital to provide a series of tours for PBSC students interested in healthcare.• “Morning Huddle” in planning process to provide a PBSC presentation for hospital leadership.• Lakeside Medical Center to have an informational table monthly at the Belle Glade Campus.• Discussions regarding establishing an MOU between PBSC and Lakeside Medical Center are ongoing• PBSC Belle Glade Campus participated in the community health assessment series of meetings starting in August

2019 at Lakeside Medical Center in which we reviewed pertinent demographic and health related data, discussed the social determinants of health and resources in the Glades.

• Dr. LaTanya McNeal was appointed to the Lakeside Advisory Board on December 4, 2019.

Partnerships

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• Collaborating with Florida Crystals; more specifically Okeelanta Corporation in an effort to identify workforce needs

• Possible creation of an apprenticeship program aligned with the technological changes in farming such as the use of robots.

Belle Glade Campus Career Fair

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• Held Tuesday, September 17, 2019• Partnered with CareerSource of Palm Beach

County• 20 employers participating• Over 300 job seekers inclusive of PBSC

students and community members

Campus Ambassador Program

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1. Become a catalyst for engagement among colleagues and encourage unique connections.

2. Promote diversity of thought and experience to inspire new ideas and opportunities

3. Boost support among influential stakeholders through coalition building

4. Mobilize stakeholders around a common goal of providing higher education opportunities to the surrounding community

5. Increase community awareness about key PBSC initiatives

Campus Social Media Connections

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• Quick Pathway to Career• Business Specialist Certificate Course• College Credit Certificate in one semester• On-site and Online Classes• Earned college credits may be applied to

other PBSC business certificates and the Associate in Science degree in Business Administration Management

Moving Forward

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• New Belle Glade Campus Programs• Job Growth Grant• Focus of Grant:

• Certified Production Technologist (CPT)• Lean Manufacturing Certificate (Quick Pathway to a Career)• AS in Engineering Technology• Lean Manufacturing Certificate would allow for viable

options to establish targeted internship opportunities with major agricultural partners

Moving Forward

Moving Forward

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• Trench Rescue OPS & TECH Level (FLUSAR)• Offered at Belle Glade Campus Fall 2019 and Spring 2020• Partnering with PBSC Fire Academy• Glades area businesses participate in training• Potential Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

(PHMSA) Grant opportunity~Emergency Response Training Center

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Belle Glade Campus Enrollment

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Race/EthnicityBlack 31% (32%)Hispanic 37% (36%)White 23%Other 9%

GenderFemale 62% (63%)Male 36% (34%)

Age Range>18 8%18-19 22%20-24 38% (37%)25-29 13% (14%)30+ 19% (18%)

Average Age 24.4 (24.2)

Feeder School Yield **Number of students attending PBSC from the graduating class.Glades Central 48.5% (95/196) (43.5%)Pahokee 31.8% (34/107) (36.6%)

DE/EA EnrollmentGlades Central 43 (41) Pahokee 26

Primary ObjectiveAssociate in Arts 61% (64%)Associate in Science 12% (11%)Baccalaureate degree 4%PSAV certificate 7% (6%)CCC certificate 1%Dual enrolled 10% (9%)Other 5%

Day/EveningDay 19% (18%)Evening 18%Day/Eve 9% (10%)Online 54% (54%)

BELLE GLADE FALL 2019: DEMOGRAPHICS

Campus Enrollment Fall HeadcountCredit, Prep and PSAV as of Sept. 12, 2019*

1,4001,4501,5001,5501,6001,6501,7001,7501,800

1,766

1,558

1,638

1,780

2016201720182019

+142, +8.7%

* 2019: 9/12, 2018: 9/10, 2017: 9/18, 2016: 9/12

Full-Time/Part-Time

Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019

Full-Time 31% (25%) 32% (26%) 32% (26%)

Part-Time 69% (75%) 68% (74%) 68% (74%)

Belle Glade/Loxahatchee Groves Joint Campus Retention Summit

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Friday, February 14, 2020Loxahatchee Groves Campus

8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Summit focus areas:• College Readiness and

Course Success• Technology and Access• Student Engagement


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Mr. Perry Yance and Duda Farms for the

Dandy Fresh Produceand

Ms. Caroline Villanueva and Florida Crystals for

the rice and sugar

Campus Community Outreach & Project CODE


Mr. Roberto Carballoso,Interim Assistant Dean of Student Services

& Dr. Gloria McAllister,

NSF Principal InvestigatorProgram Director, Belle Glade Campus

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Campus Community Outreach

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• Most Belle Glade Campus students live within the Glades region (Belle Glade, Pahokee, South Bay, Clewiston)

• We invite community organizations on campus to join us for Welcome Back at the start of each semester, Club Rush, Career Center events etc., or organizations can simply have a table on campus to distribute information so that students and staff will be aware of community resources.


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• College Is Possible; now known as Aspire Higher• Glades Technical Advisory Committee (GTAC) meetings• Administrators and Counselors Breakfast (High/Middle Schools)• Boys and Girls Clubs• Open Table, Inc• West Technical Education Center• Bridges of Belle Glade• Federation of Families of Florida, Inc.• Healthier Glades


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PBSC & Glades Haitian Community Partnership

Healthier Glades

West Tech Home Health Aide Cohort 2 Graduation

Thursday, June 13, 2019

Pink Promise, Black Vision Youth Development, LLC visits Belle Glade

Campus

West Area Title I Migrant Education Program & PBSC Collaboration Meeting


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Open Table Relationship Transforms Communities

(L-R) Mayor Joe Kyles – City of South Bay; Mr. Edward H. Tucker-PBSC-Belle Glade

Campus; Mr. Jon Katov – CEO, Open Table

What is Open Table? The Open Table uses a community-based, bottom-up, grassroots model to draw together the relational, intellectual and social capital of communities to transform poverty.

Congregations and community organizations use the Open Table model to create community and transformation through relationships with individuals and families who are homeless or experiencing poverty, including young adults, veterans, probation/re-entry, survivors of human trafficking, refugees, and others.

Through an invitation from Mayor of South Bay the Honorable Joe Kyles, PBSC – Belle Glade Campus was represented at the inaugural kick off meeting with Open Table CEO Jon Katov at Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church where the PBSC partnership was initiated.


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Florida Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys visits Belle Glade Campus

Tuesday, July 23, 2019


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August 3, 2019 –Boost Mobile Back to School Bash

Campus Outreach Activities

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Pahokee Middle-Senior High School AVID students tour Belle Glade Campus

Tuesday, October 22, 201993 students – grades 5 to 10

Upcoming Community Activities and Events in which Belle Glade Campus is Participating or Hosting

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• Clewiston Sugar Festival – Saturday, March 21, 2020 (Participating)• Belle Glade Black Gold Jubilee – Saturday, April 4, 2020 (Participating)• Aspire Higher (All area high schools at the Belle Glade Campus) – Tuesday,

April 7, 2020 (Hosting)• Belle Glade Campus Family Fun Day – Saturday, April 18, 2020 (Hosting)

Project CODE


National Science FoundationComputer Outreach for Diverse Education

$592,630 for 3 yearsOctober 1, 2019 to September 30, 2022

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Project CODE


PersonnelDr. Gloria McAllister, Principal Investigator

Professor Jeanne Murcia, Department Chair, Co-PIProfessor Uzma Amiruddin, Co-PI

Mr. Douglas Brown, Post Secondary Advisor

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Project CODE


Strategy #1Encourage Black, Hispanic, and Female high school

students in western Palm Beach County to enter cybersecurity programs from certificate level to

baccalaureate degree.

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Project CODE


Strategy #2Provide specialized outreach activities designed to recruit targeted students (summer camps, tutoring

sessions, enrichment activities, more).

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Project CODE


Two College Credit Certificates (CCC)Network Support Technician

Network Security

Link to:Networking Administrator AS

Information Management—Security and Network Assurance BAS

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Project CODE Enrollment at Loxahatchee Groves/Belle Glade campuses

begins Summer, 2020

Network Support Technician CCC/Network Security CCC Required Courses Credits CNT2000 Network Technologies 3 CTS2120 Security Essentials 3 CTS1110 Microcomputer Operating Systems 3 CTS1150 Computer Maintenance and Repair 3 CTS2301 Linux Fundamentals 3 CTS2314 Attack Prevention and Detection 3 CNT2402 Implementing and Administering Network Security 3 CAP2140 Digital Forensics 1 3 Computer Networking Electives Credits Choose 6 Credits COP1000 Introduction to Programming 3 CTS1650 Network Essentials 3 Total Program Credits: 30

Indicates classes in Network Support Technician CCC (21 credit hours)

One additional class is required for Network Support Technician CCC:

CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications 3 credits

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Project CODE

Enrollment at Loxahatchee Groves/Belle Glade campuses begins Summer, 2020

Network Support Technician CCC/Network Security CCC

Required Courses

Credits: 24

CNT2000

Network Technologies

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CTS2120

Security Essentials

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CTS1110

Microcomputer Operating Systems

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CTS1150

Computer Maintenance and Repair

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CTS2301

Linux Fundamentals

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CTS2314

Attack Prevention and Detection

3

CNT2402

Implementing and Administering Network Security

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CAP2140

Digital Forensics 1

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Computer Networking Electives

Credits: 6

Choose 6 Credits

COP1000

Introduction to Programming

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CTS1650

Network Essentials

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Total Program Credits: 30

Indicates classes in Network Support Technician CCC (21 credit hours)

One additional class is required for Network Support Technician CCC:

CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications3 credits

Project CODE


Contact Information

Dr. Gloria [email protected]

561.993.1175

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mailto:[email protected]

New Faculty Introduction


Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Academic Affairs - Loxahatchee GrovesEdward W. Willey, Dean

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New Faculty Introduction

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Amir EzzeldinTemp FT A&P Professor I

Ouida KennedyTemp FT ENC Associate Professor

Deborah Goldman PSAV – Cosmetology Instructor I

Frank DiMino Gift


February 18, 2020

Office of Institutional AdvancementDavid A. Rutherford

Frank DiMino Philanthropy

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• Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital

• The King’s Academy, West Palm Beach

• Rochester (New York) Area Community Foundation

Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Emergency Department | June 2019

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• $1,400,000 o The Frank DiMino Center for Medical Innovation supports development of healthcare programs workforce training to meet the growing demand for competent

professionals within the medical industry

• $100,000 has established the Frank DiMino Endowed Scholarship Fund

Init ial Gift Purpose

$1,500,000 | Total Init ial Gift

Frank DiMino Center for Medical Innovation

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Loxahatchee Groves Campus | Main Entrance

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• $7,600,000o unrestricted and may be used by the Foundation and the College at their

discretion to support whatever purposes they deem appropriate for the furtherance of their shared mission

• $900,000 o completes the establishment of the $1,000,000 “FRANK DIMINO ENDOWED

SCHOLARSHIP FUND”

$8,500,000 | Total New Gift

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Frank DiMino Naming Tribute

Frank DIMInoTribute Wall

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• STEAM Luncheon | Kravis Centero February 20, 2020

• Naming Recognition Evento Spring 2020

• Media Releases

PUBL IC ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Palm Beach State College - Budget Analysisfor the Seven Months Ending January 31, 2020


February 18, 2020

Dr. Ginger L. PedersenVice President, Information Services

Workday Update

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• Workday Human Capital Management – working on Talent Implementation (Performance Appraisals in Workday), HireRight and WorkNumber. Open Enrollment for the year has closed.

• Workday Finance – Year was closed out in Workday, new fiscal year.

Current Status – Workday Systems in Production

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Staff Working on Workday Student Project

Technical Team

Subject Matter Expert Team

Users – for Testing and

Training

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Workday Student Status – Wave 1

Wave 1 deployment complete – Wave 1 data moved in August, Recruitment rolled out in September, New Workday Student Application rolled out November 4. End to End Testing underway.

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Workday Student – First Application

• First student on-site at Park Vista High School

• Only Florida college where data is directly written to Workday.

• Students activate multi-factor authentication at the time of application.

• Over 32,000 existing and new students for Spring have authenticated.

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Student Account Provisioning with Multi-Factor Authentication

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Workday Student Status

• Levatas Engagement – Mapping the Student Journey for the Ideal Student Experience

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Workday Student Status

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• Email updates and information graphics• Workday Student Introduction Video completed and posted• Training staff, faculty and students

Change Management & Training

Information “cards” are on the Workday Home Screen and provide tips, definitions, or links to videos and job aids.

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Workday Training

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Questions?

Holiday Policy / Salary Schedule


February 18, 2020

Office of Human ResourcesMichael Pustizzi, Executive Director

Holiday Board Policy / Salary Schedule

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Holidays and Other Paid Non-Duty Days 6Hx-18-5.12 (Second reading)• Amendment to the policy title.• Amendment to more clearly define the recognized hours paid each day.• Separation of Winter and Spring break periods to coincide with system operations.

Salary Schedule• Verbiage to coincide with holiday policy regarding payment for working during Winter

and Spring break.• Florida minimum wage increased January 2020. All student worker rates were increased.• Student Intern section added to memorialize the current pilot program.• E-learning compensation updated to reflect course certification.

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