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education
Lorain County
Community College
economy
An innovative leader in education,
economic, community and cultural
development
community
culture
LCCC: A Comprehensive Community College
A Two Year Process
2005
2006
Listening &
Learning
Listening &
Learning
Building a Vision
education
economy
community
2007
Sharing the
Vision
Acting on the
Vision
cultural
Lorain County Community College Mission
LCCC’s Four Cornerstones
Lorain County Community
College, an innovative leader
in education, economic,
community and cultural
development, serves as a
regional catalyst for change in
a global environment through
accessible and affordable
academic and career-oriented
education, lifelong learning
and community partnerships.
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Education
Community
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Cultural
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Six Strategic Priorities
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6.
Raise the community’s
participation and attainment in
higher education
Prepare globally-competent talent
to compete in the innovation
economy
Accelerate business and job
growth to enhance regional
competitiveness
Connect Lorain County with
regional priorities and partners
Serve as a catalyst for enhanced
community life
Build the College’s resource
capacity
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VALUES
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EXCELLENCE
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LEARNING
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INDIVIDUALS
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PARTNERSHIPS
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INNOVATION
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DIVERSITY
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STEWARDSHIP
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ENGAGEMENT
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QUICK FACTS:
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Involved 1,795 Participants
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Created 1,272 Building Block Ideas
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97% of participants believe these are the right priorities!
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94% of participants committed either personally or
through their organization to the implementation of
Vision 2015
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Lorain County Community College:
A Cornerstone of the Community
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innovation in
educational opportunities LCCC’s The Educational Pipeline
K-12 Initiatives
• Post-Secondary
Enrollment Options
• Early College High
School
• Project Grad
• Tech Prep
Associate Degree and
Certificate Programs
80 plus Associate Degree
and Certificate Programs
11,000+ students
Bachelor’s and Master’s
Degrees through University
Partnership
Over 30 Bachelor and Master
Degree Offerings
•Ashland University
•Bowling Green State University
•Cleveland State University
•Kent State University
•Ohio University
•University of Akron
•University of Toledo
•Youngstown State University
3,000 students
Impacting 14,000+ students plus another 11,000 through Continuing Education Offerings
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Early College High School/PSEO
Early College High School – A Blended College/High School
Curriculum
Number of
Courses
Number of
Courses Taught
by High School
Number of
Courses Taught
by LCCC
High School
Credits
College Credits
9th Grade
10
4
6
6.6
9
10th Grade
8
3-4
5-6
6.6-7.4
21
11th Grade
8
0
8
7.6-7.8
39
12th Grade
6
0
6
6
30
Total
32
7-8
25-26
26.8 to 27.8
99
Early College High School/PSEO
Early College High School Results – Ohio Graduation Test
Percent Passing Ohio Graduation Tests
Early College
Lorain
State Average
Reading
100
76
86
Math
97
66
81
Writing
100
82
89
Science
95
53
72
Social Studies
97
59
76
92% of Early College
High School Students
Passed all Five Ohio
Graduation Tests
Early College High School/PSEO
About Post Secondary Enrollment
Options (PSEO)
• Courses at LCCC or on-site at select
high school
• Dual credit – high school and college
• Tuition, Books and Fees Covered under
state-funded program
• Established Admission Standards and
Limited Number of Courses that can be
taken
• Some blended Advanced
Placement/College Credit Courses
PSEO at Lorain County
Community College
Nearly 1,500 students
taking advantage of PSEO
either at LCCC or through
13 area high schools
Technology Enhanced/Based Education
Enrollment Summary by Sector
Expanding Delivery: e-Learning in Ohio Annual report
December 2006
AU 2004
ALL CAMPUSES
AU 2005
% Change
37,241
42,245
11.4%
Community and
Technical Colleges
22,168
25,431
12.8%
University Branch
Campuses
1,499
1,631
8.0%
13,754
15,183
9.4%
University Main
Campuses
Technology Enhanced/Based Education
Distance Learning as a Percentage of Total Enrollment by Sector
AU 2005
Distance
ALL CAMPUSES
AU 2005
Total
% of Enrollment
Distance
42,245
472,079
8.95
Community and
Technical Colleges
25,431
172,351
14.76
University Branch
Campuses
1,631
47,316
3.45
15,183
252,412
6.02
University Main
Campuses
Expanding Delivery: e-Learning in Ohio Annual report December 2006
Technology Enhanced/Based Education
Distance Learning as a Percentage of Total Enrollment within 2-Year Sector
Institution
AU 2005
Distance
AU 2005
TOTAL
% of Enrollment
Distance
Columbus State
Community College
4,879
22,104
22.07
Cuyahoga
(All Campuses)
4,866
30,135
16.15
Owens State Community
College
(All Campuses)
2,981
21,407
13.93
LORAIN (LCCC)
2,719
10,189
26.69
Sinclair Community
College
2,652
22,762
11.65
Lakeland Community
College
1,628
8,627
18.87
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University Partnership
Eight
University
Partners
offering more
than 40
different
bachelor’s and
master’s
degrees!
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cultural
innovation in
University Partnership
educational opportunities
Ashland University
Bachelor of Science in Education-Early Childhood
Intervention Specialist (PreK-3)
Bachelor of Science in Education-Early Childhood
Licensure (PreK-3)
Bachelor of Science in Education-Middle Childhood
Licensure (4-9)
Bachelor Plus for Teacher Licensure
Master of Science in Education major in Curriculum and
Instruction
Master of Science in Education major in Educational
Administration
Master of Science in Education major in Sport
Education
Bowling Green State University
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science
Associate of Applied Science--Respiratory Care (BGSU
Firelands)
Cleveland State University
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Bachelor of Arts in Public Safety Management
Bachelor of Arts in Urban Services Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies
Master of Education with a Specialization in
Educational Technology
Certificate in Adult Learning and Development
Computer and Technology Teaching Endorsement
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Kent State University
Bachelor of Business Administration in
Business Management with Optional
International Business Minor
Master of Business Administration
Master of Library and Information Science
The University of Toledo
Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science and Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science and Engineering
Technology
Ohio University
Bachelor of Science in Communication Studies
Bachelor of Specialized Studies
Bachelor of Technical and Applied Studies
Graduate Studies in Engineering Management
Youngstown State University
Bachelor of Science in Applied
Science-Allied Health
Bachelor of Science in Applied
Science-Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Applied
Science-Public Health
Bachelor of Social Work
Master of Health and Human Services
Certificate in Health Care Management
Graduate Certificate in Teaching
English to Speakers of Other
Languages (TESOL)
The University of Akron
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Bachelor of Science in Automated
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Science in Computer Information
Systems
Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Bachelor of Science in Postsecondary Technical
Education
Bachelor of Science in Sport Science
Bachelor of Science in Surveying and Mapping
Technology
Master of Science in Nursing
Master of Science in Nursing (RN to MSN)
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University Partnership Real Savings
Tuition, Room &
Board for 4 years
College/University
(Actual costs may
vary by program)
Ashland University, B.S. in Education
Cost of Bachelor’s
Degree Completion
at LCCC’s
University
Partnership
Cost savings by
pursuing degree
through
University
Partnership
$113,824
$32,204
$81,620
Bowling Green State University, B.S. in
Biology
$65,236
$18,779
$46,457
Cleveland State University, B.S. in Psychology
$62,880
$19,079
$43,801
Kent State University, Bachelor of Business
Admin
$61,240
$19,871
$41,369
Ohio University, Bachelor of Specialized
Studies
$66,744
$14,399
$52,345
University of Akron, B.S. in Accounting
$63,140
$18,726
$44,414
University of Toledo, B.S. in Computer Science
and Engineering Technology
$64,344
$24,947
$39,397
Youngstown State University, B.S. in Applied
Science, Major in Allied Health
$53,148
$16,166
$36,982
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INNOVATION ALLIANCE
A Partnership Between The University of Akron
and Lorain County Community College
Purpose:
Create an unprecedented alliance that will
accelerate educational efficiency, knowledge
creation, and economic development
Three Primary Objectives:
Educational Efficiency:
Job Growth:
Talent Growth:
Increasing Efficiency while
Enhancing Operational Excellence
Discovery to Application
Growing Talent - Growing Jobs
• Back Office Systems
• Six Sigma Principles to
Business Operations
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• Accelerate Growth of
Small-Medium Business
• Innovation Fund
economy
Efficient Degrees – Lower
Cost; Less time
STEM Education and Career
Pathways
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innovation in
economic development
LCCC’s Entrepreneurship Innovation Center
First Floor:
LCCC's Entrepreneurship Innovation
Institute and Entrepreneur Support
Facilities such as Entrepreneur's
Corner and other flexible, high-tech
meeting rooms with wireless and
videoconferencing capabilities.
Second Floor:
GLIDE, Flexible Incubation Space for
Growing Companies
Third Floor:
Flexible Incubation Space and
currently under development:
Computer Simulation Lab in
Nanotechnology.
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TeleTech to Bring 800 Jobs to Lorain County
“Lorain County Community College and available
workspace was part of why the company chose Lorain
County, in addition Lorain County has the workforce with
the right work ethic and the right team.”
Charles Koskovich
Senior Vice President, Teletech
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 A partnership between LCCC, Lorain County Chamber of
Commerce, Lorain County Commissioners.
 Designated as an Edison Center Technology Incubator
(June, 2006); only one a community college campus
 Partner in Regional Economic Development Priorities
 Focus: To support and grow entrepreneurs and companies to
create and retain good jobs in Northeast Ohio.
 Comprehensive Business Support System across the
Innovation Continuum.
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Magnet, Jumpstart, &
Bioenterprise
GLIDE
(Great Lakes Innovation
& Development
Enterprise)
Akron Industrial
Incubator
Braintree
Partners
Youngstown Industrial
Incubator
Edison Center Partners
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Investment Return
Cumulative (through 12/31/07)
Entrepreneurs Served
>700
Businesses Advised/Counseled
>150
Businesses Coached >6 months
30
Number of Companies Graduated
8
Co-located
17
Jobs
>475
Revenue Growth of Client Companies
>$43 mil
Add-on Investments
>$20 mil
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Innovation Fund
The LCCC Foundation Innovation Fund provides financial support to entrepreneurs and
emerging businesses to turn good technology ideas into a viable businesses, while
creating entrepreneurial educational opportunities for students and faculty.
• Contributions to Innovation Fund are tax-deductible
• Unique – LCCC Foundation is the only entity in the
nation with a Private Letter Ruling for this purpose
• Provides pre-seed capital to businesses and
educational opportunity for students
• Businesses receive enhanced management services
through GLIDE
• Serves all of Northeast Ohio
• Awards may be up to $100,000
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Funding Committed
LCCC Foundation: $600K
Local Foundations: $250K
State through Third Frontier
ESP Project: $400K
Funding Goal:
$1-$2 million per year
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Process Flow
Cycle 2 to date
(1)
INQUIRE
205 Inquiries
(2)
APPLY
19 Applications
Submitted
(3)
REVIEW
13 No Go’s
6 Go’s
Opened: October 1, 2007
Closed: December 31, 2007
(4)
EVALUATE
April 2008
(6)
IMPLEMENT
(5)
DECIDE
March, 2008
3 No’s
3 Recommended
LCCC’s Entrepreneurship Education Continuum
(Demonstration Model for President’s High Growth Job Training Initiative - Department of Labor)
Feeder System
Non-Credit
Offerings
K-12
Programs
Student-run
Enterprises
Community
Outreach
Programs
Associate Degree
Certificate of
Proficiency in
Entrepreneurship
(32 Semester Hours)
Associate of
Applied Business
Entrepreneurship
Major
Ohio’s first associate
degree in
Entrepreneurship
Advanced Degree
University
Partnership
Bachelor and
Master Degree
Offerings in
Business as
well as HighGrowth
Industries
Support System
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innovation in
community & culture
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• LCCC’s
Library/Community
Resource Center
• Public Services Institute /
Joint Center for Policy
Research
education
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• C. Paul Stocker Fine Arts and
Humanities Center
• International Initiatives
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Transformations
A Campaign for Lorain County Community College
and its University Partnership
Goal: $15 million
community
EDUCATION: $5 MILLION
ECONOMY: $5 MILLION
Educational Opportunities Fund
to increase student access,
affordability and attainment
Innovation Fund
To help entrepreneurs in highgrowth/high-tech areas turn an
idea into a viable business
LCCC’s University Partnership
Endowment
To ensure expanded program
offerings
STEM2 Opportunities Fund
To support programs focused on
science, technology,
engineering, math and medical
curriculums and careers
education
New Economy Fund
To build talent, businesses and
jobs in new industries and help
existing businesses growth
COMMUNITY AND CULTURE:
$3 MILLION
LCCC’S LIBRARY/COMMUNITY
RESOURCE CENTER FUND
to enhance LCCC’s newest campus
addition
C. Paul Stocker Humanities and Fine
Arts Center Fund
to enhance cultural and performing
arts programming
NEW OPPORTUNITES ENDOWMENT FUND - $2 MILLION
To allow the College to pursue new opportunities that will meeting the
needs of the region and direct funding toward special projects and
initiatives the enhances learning and services and of LCCC.
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Resources and Tools
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AQIP
Vision 2015
Indicators of Effectiveness & Benchmarking
Six Sigma
Academic Transformation/Course Redesign
Operations Systems Review
Assessment of Student Learning
Human resources
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Lorain County
Community College
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An innovative leader in education,
economic, community and cultural
development
community
culture