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OUR MISSIONGuam Community Collegeis a leader in career andtechnical workforcedevelopment, providing thehighest quality, studentcentered education and jobtraining for Micronesia.Guam Community College45 YEARS OF INNOVATIONAND EXCELLENCEAbout Us1Programs2Finances3Outlook4FISCAL YEAR 2021PUBLISHED MAY 2022Guam Community College has earned its reputationof rising to the needs of our community, whilemaintaining our standard of excellence. In 2021,GCC developed and deployed work-ready trainingprograms at the pace of one per month, developedintensive certification programs for critical healthworkers to meet COVID demands, and completed ourfirst year of the new four-year Bachelor of Science inCareer Technical Education. To support our campuscommunity, we partnered with WestCare, PacificIslands to offer counseling and self-care on campus,and we extended our laptop/MiFi loaner programs tostudents. This year, GCC reached another milestonewith it’s 21st consecutive clean audit! GCC truly isStudents First, Mission Always!GCC OFFERS Bachelor of Science Degree inCareer & Technical Education 24 Associate Degrees and17 Certificate Programs Adult Education(GED & Adult High School Diploma) Apprenticeship Trades from76 different employers throughContinuing Education &Workforce Development 13 Career & Technical Education(CTE) programs in Guam publichigh schoolsGOVERNANCEACCREDITATIONGCC is accredited by the AccreditingCommission for Community andJunior Colleges, Western Associationof Schools and Colleges.Board of TrusteesFrank P. Arriola, ChairVice President for Academic AffairsVirginia C. Tudela, Ph.D.Foundation Board of GovernorsLorraine S. Okada, ChairVice President forFinance & AdministrationRodalyn Gerardo, CPA, CGFM, CIAPresidentMary A. Y. Okada, Ed.D.1 Sesame Street Mangilao, Guam (671) 735-5531 guamcc.edu
GUAM COMMUNITY COLLEGEPROGRAMSGCC GRADUATIONOn May 14, 2021 GCC conferred 399 degrees,certificates and/or diplomas upon 296 students.Transfer Students tothe University of GuamFall 2020:Fall 2021:6443About NTFall 2020: 1796Fall 2021: 1690CREDENTIALS CONFERRED20202021Associate degreesCertificatesJourney Worker CertificatesHigh School Diploma/EquivalencyTotal Credentials ConferredTOTAL NUMBER OF GRADUATES282262599432330268692631394292CONTINUING EDUCATION CLIENTS5,6157,858Si Yu’os Ma’ase to our117 Veteran StudentsThank you for your service!SUCCESSESIn September 2021, Guam CommunityCollege was awarded first runner-upin the USDOE Rethink Adult EducationChallenge for its Marine TransportationShip Repair Boot Camp program.GCC was selected from 203 entriesrepresenting 31 states, the District ofColumbia and Guam. GCC’s work-readyboot camps have become a model forsuccessful job training, for engagingits private sector partners throughoutthe process, from designing thecurriculum, to selecting participants,ensuring that completers are hiredinto their apprenticeship program.This continuum has proven highlysuccessful, as the GCC Boot Campmodel has an overall success rate of87% since the program started in 2018.CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE)SECONDARY (HIGH SCHOOL)Dual Credit Articulated Programs of Study (DCAPS) inGCC’s 13 CTE programs in our public high schools allowsstudents to graduate with college credit, providing adirect pathway to GCC for over 2,500 students.GCC CTE ENROLLMENT202OGeorge WashingtonJohn F. KennedySimon 429325404418Total2,7822,5312021ENROLLMENT FROM GUAM HIGH SCHOOLS TO GCCInformation on this page is compiled bythe GCC Office of Assessment, InstitutionalEffectiveness & Research (AIER)GCC Factbook 2020–21FALL 2020Public High SchoolsPrivate High Schools1327164FALL 2021865113
GUAM COMMUNITY COLLEGEFINANCESREVENUESFY 2021Your taxpayer dollars at work!21 YEARS OF CLEAN AUDITS.About Us1Programs2Finances3Outlook4TOTAL REVENUES 36,460,760GovGuam AppropriationsFederal Grants/ContractNet Student Tuition/FeesAuxiliary EnterprisesOther Sources 21,416,630 6,930,616 4,908,914 1,264,342 1,940,2585%13 students attending GCC received a total of 18,000 to pay for college through the generosity ofprivate or government scholarship opportunities.52% of first-time, full-time students received anaverage of 3,726 in Pell Grant Aid. Averageremainder to spend on books and incidentals: 2,61919%59%SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID4%13%Cost of Attendance Per Year 3,120 294 3,414TUITIONFEESTOTAL(without housing and books)EXPENSESFY 2021TOTAL EXPENSES 36,854,425InstructionScholarships & FellowshipsInstitutional SupportStudent ServicesDepreciation ExpenseOperations/Maintenance of PlantAcademic SupportRetiree Healthcare CostsPlanningAuxilliary EnterpriseExpenditures28%17% 17% 10,164,290 6,270,135 6,242,740 4,047,493 2,418,822 1,657,531 2,566,312 1,660,695 935,654 890,7537% 7%3%217 GCC EMPLOYEES57 Postsecondary Full-Time Faculty49 Secondary CTE Full-Time Faculty4% 4%11%*Annual calculation is based on 12 Credits Per Semesterat 130 Per Credit Hour2%79 Staff32 AdministratorsView the full FY2021 GCC Financial Audit Report. guamcc.edu/FinancialAudit
GUAM COMMUNITY COLLEGEOUTLOOKAbout urning Concepts Into Careers. GuamCommunity College took the needs identifiedduring our Workforce OpportunitiesReimagined Conference (WORC) and WORC2conferences and turned them into the mostprolific job training program in the region. Inresponse to the high unemployment broughtabout by the near shutdown of the economy,GCC stood up 17 work-ready boot camps in 12months, at an 83% completion rate. As a result,a majority of boot camp completers wereoffered employment as apprentices in newcareers in high demand occupations.In Fall 2020, GCC welcomed Dr.Virginia Tudela, PhD, as the new VicePresident for Academic Affairs, andRodalyn Gerardo, CPA, CGFM, CIA,as the new Vice President for Finance and Administration.GCC’s President, Dr. Mary Okada was chosen as the US SmallBusiness Association’s Women in Business Champion of theYear.In March 2021, the College was recognized for its 20thconsecutive clean audit. GCC is the only Government ofGuam agency to have achieved this milestone.GCC ProStart student, Alexandria Valencia De Chavez, fromTiyan High School, placed First Runner-Up in the NationalRestaurant Association’s nation-wide “Give Us Your BestPitch” Contest, for her sustainable restaurant concept,Boka Ni Mangi, that gives patrons the opportunity to earntheir meal by helping the restaurant harvest its farm grownvegetables that are used in the meals they prepare.SUSTAINABILITYPV Production: 222.359 megawatt-hoursRecycling Data: Approximately 8,665 poundsdiverted (recycled/reused)WBFS Data: 9,001 x 12 oz plastic bottles savedCHALLENGESCO2 Reduced: 279,072 poundsDeclining enrollment continued in 2021, as the COVID-19threat level remained high and restrictions limited in-personattendance. Fall 2021 enrollment was at 1,690, a 6% declinefrom Fall 2020. While remote learning accommodations weremade, a significant section of our population opted out ofdistance learning methods.Energy savings: Energy usage 2,602,340.01kilowatt-hour, a 589,223.40 kilowatt-hourdecrease compared to FY 2020 (18.46% savings)Water Usage: 2,442,634 gallons(15.09% savings compared to FY 20)OUR OUTLOOKCAMPUS FACILITIESBuilding 300 renovation experienced majorchallenges as a result of the COVID-19pandemic including shortages of materials,shipping delays, and shortages of workers. Theproject continues to move forward; however,due to challenges, the expected completiondate was pushed backed dramatically. Theanticipated completion date is set for 2022.At the end of fiscal year 2021, the Gregorio D.Perez Crime Lab Annex was approximately79.19% completed. The main contractorexperienced challenges as a result of theCOVID-19 pandemic. The project is scheduledto be completed by the end of 2022.Focusing On Success. Responding to the needs of our islandduring the COVID-19 pandemic has created opportunities forGuam Community College to advance the delivery of effectiveeducation and job training. Our academic programs continue toevolve and expand in response to the needs and demands of ourisland and region. Our new Bachelors of Science in Career andTechnical Education (BS CTE) program will meet the teachershortage head-on. Our Associate of Science in Practical Nursing(AS PN) program graduated its first class since expanding froma certificate to degree program. As these programs continue,we will realize significant progress in these areas of criticalshortage.On the workforce development front, GCC’s rapidly expandingwork-ready Boot Camps are proving highly effective at takingparticipants from training to employment in rapid succession,while providing the opportunity for them to enter intoapprenticeship. We will continue to expand our offerings tomeet the demands of our island and region.P U B L I S H E D M A Y 20 2 2GCC Office of Communications & Promotions(671) 735-5516 ext. 5638 gcc.pio@guamcc.eduCREATED BY: ANGELA CABRERA
Guam OPA Mail - Fwd: GCC FY 2021 Citizen-Centric Report1 of 2https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ik ec805a2743&view pt&search al.Thomas Eladio Battung tbattung@guamopa.com Fwd: GCC FY 2021 Citizen-Centric Report1 messageBenjamin Cruz bjcruz@guamopa.com Thu, Jun 2, 2022 at 6:05 PMTo: Vincent Duenas vduenas@guamopa.com , Frederick Jones fjones@guamopa.com , Jerrick Hernandez jhernandez@guamopa.com , Johanna Pangelinan jpangelinan@guamopa.com , Kayleen Concepcion kconcepcion@guamopa.com , Mariella Cruz mcruz@guamopa.com , Ren Jalandoni rjalandoni@guamopa.com ,Selina Onedera-Salas sonederasalas@guamopa.com , Thomas Battung tbattung@guamopa.com , Thyrza Bagana tbagana@guamopa.com , Marisol Andrade mandrade@guamopa.com , Kyle Bungubung kbungubung@guamopa.com , Thomas Quichocho tquichocho@guamopa.com Sent from my iPhoneBegin forwarded message:From: edwin.limtuatco@guamcc.eduDate: June 2, 2022 at 1:00:52 AM PDTTo: bjcruz@guamopa.comCc: Rodalyn Gerardo rodalyn.gerardo@guamcc.edu , john.delarosa@guamcc.edu, Mary mary.okada@guamcc.edu , Vincent Duenas vduenas@guamopa.com , Mariella Cruz mcruz@guamopa.com Subject: GCC FY 2021 Citizen-Centric ReportHafa Adai Mr. Public Auditor,Submitting herewith is GCC FY21 CCR.Please note that the CCR was submitted to the Speaker of the Legislature as well.Thank you very much.Best regards,Edwin E. LimtuatcoController, Business OfficeFinance and AdministrationGuam Community College6/3/2022, 9:55 AM
Guam OPA Mail - Fwd: GCC FY 2021 Citizen-Centric Report2 of 2https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ik ec805a2743&view pt&search al.Tel: 735-5560Fax: 734-2942edwin.limtuatco@guamcc.edu"GCC is an equal opportunity provider and employer.""Guam Community College is a leader in career and technical workforce development, providing thehighest quality, student-centered education and job training for Micronesia."E-mail administered by Guam Community College3 attachmentsimage001.png12KGCC CCR22 OPA 6.2.22 (2).pdf170KCCR 2021 - Final.pdf3387K6/3/2022, 9:55 AM
NOVATo1ON&CEL ENC GCCEXCYEARSGUAMCOMMUNITYcOLLEGEOffice of the PresidentMary A.Y. Okada, Ed.D.JUN 0 2 2022Benjamin J.F. CruzPublic AuditorSuite 401 DNA Building238 Archbishop Flores StreetHagatna, Guam 96910SUBJECT:Citizen Centric ReportTransmitted herein is the GCC FY2021 Citizen Centric Report.If there are any questions, please contact me at 735-5700.Senseramente,WUy.GiadaMary A.Jbkadd, Ed.D.PresidentGUAMCOMMUNITYcOLLEGEEmail: gccpresident@guamcc.eduPhone: (671) 735-5700Location: 1 Sesame Street, Mangilao, Guamwww.guamcc.edu
Guam Community College is a leader in career and technical workforce . Virginia C. Tudela, Ph.D. Vice President for Finance & Administration Rodalyn Gerardo, CPA, CGFM, CIA ACCREDITATION GCC is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges. SUCCESSES In September 2021 .
