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Appendix EAppendix EClosing the Gaps by 2015Targeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceE-1
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionALAMO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTA. Northwest Vista College – Developmental EducationB. Palo Alto College – Early Childhood EducationC. St. Philips College – Developmental Reading, English,and Math ProgramsD. St. Philips College – AeroSpace AcademyE. St. Philips College – Culinary Arts AcademyF. San Antonio College – Scholarships for students incomputer science, engineering technology,mathematics, and scienceG. San Antonio College – Graphics Arts Program:The Kagy AwardH. San Antonio College – Journalism Department“The Ranger” college newspaperI.Palo Alto College – Nursing and Allied HealthJ. Palo Alto College - EngineeringALVIN COMMUNITY COLLEGEA. Legal Assistance ProgramB. Child Care ProgramC. Court ReportingA. NADEB. Council for Early Child-Multimedia TechnologyC. NADED. Department of Labor, FAAE. Culinary Institute of AmericaF. NSF CSEMS ProposalG. Graphic Arts Technical FoundationH. Society of Professional Journalists, Region 8Winner, Association Collegiate Press,The Pacemaker AwardI. Partnership with Hospital System offers nursingand allied health certificates and degrees ina bilingual context. Facilities for these programswill be provided by a mixture of private andpublic funding sources.J. Engineering program will consist of transfer,AAS and Certificate programs to serve theunderserved Hispanic population in this area,including rural communities. The program willhave an international focus. New facilitieswill be constructed with state of the artequipment. Corporate sector and publicfunding will support the program.A. American Bar AssociationB. National Early Childhood RecognitionC. National Shorthand Reporting AssociationAMARILLO COLLEGEA. Developmental Studies ProgramB. Associate Degree NursingC. Paralegal StudiesD. Dental HygieneE. Jazz Ensemble-competitive performance invitationsTo be selected to perform at least once in next 5 yearsE-2A. Natn’l Assoc. for Developmental EducationB. Natn’l League for Nursing Accrediting CommssnC. American Bar AssociationD. American Dental AssociationE. Greeley Jazz Festival, CO, 2003
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionANGELINA COLLEGEA. Work-Keys Service CenterB. Developmental EducationA. A.C.TB. National Best Practices ListAUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGEBusiness StudiesAssociation of Collegiate Business Schoolsand ProgramsBLINN COLLEGEA. Enrollment Services DepartmentB. National Technical Honor SocietyA. National Association of Community CollegeBusiness OfficersB. TBABRAZOSPORT COLLEGEProcess TechnologyAmerican Chemical SocietyCENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE (CTC)Distance LearningArmy University Access Online (AUAO)Recognition of CTC’s participation in eArmyUCISCO COLLEGEPharmacy TechnicianAmerican Society of Hospital PharmacistsCLARENDON COLLEGEA. AgricultureB. Network TechnologiesA. Texas & Southwest Cattle Raisers Foundation.B. Microsoft IT; Academy MCSE CertificationCOASTAL BEND COLLEGEA. Developmental EducationB. Nationally recognized quality child care centerA. National Association of Developmental EducationB. National Association for the Education ofYoung Children (NAEYC) - 2004COLLEGE OF THE MAINLANDA. Development Studies ProgramB. Strategic Management ProgramA. NADEB. VariousCOLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTA. Learning Communities/Service LearningB. TheaterC. Center for Teaching, Learning, and ProfessionalDevelopment (Alternative Teacher Certification)E-3A. Campus Compact National Center forCommunity Colleges, National Council ofInstructional AdministratorsB. American College Theater FestivalC. Education Commission of the States (ECS)
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionD. Professional DevelopmentD. TBADALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTA. Brookhaven College – Automotive TechnologyB. Cedar Valley College – will target the ComputerGraphics ProgramC. Eastfield College – Child Development to berecognized by the Na-Title V (submission unclear)D. Eastfield College – Faculty TrainingE. Eastfield College – NISOD & Best PracticesF. El Centro College – Nursing, Vocational NursingG. El Centro College – Sonograpny, EchcardiologyInv.Cardio, Med.Asst. Paramedic, Respiratory/Surg.Tech.H. El Centro College – Med.Lab Tech.I. El Centro College – ParalegalJ. El Centro College – Interior DesignK. El Centro College – RadiologyL. El Centro College – Culinary ArtsM. Mountain View College – Teacher Training AcademyN. Mountain View College – Student Retention andUniversity Transfer Preparation ProgramsA. TBAB. TBAC. NADED.E.F.G.TBANISOD & Best PracticesNLNACCAAHEPH.I.J.K.L.M.N.NAACLSABAFIDERJR Cert.ACFTBACommunity College Survey of StudentEngagement/MetLife Foundation StudentRetention Best Practices Award Program andNational Institute for Staff and OrganizationalDevelopmentNational Campus Compact and theNational Institute for Staff and OrganizationalDevelopmentTexas Education Agency, League for Innovation,American Association of Community Colleges,and the National Institute for Staff andOrganizational DevelopmentNational Science Foundation, League ofInnovation, American Association of CommunityColleges, and the National Institute for StaffAnd Organizational DevelopmentAmerican Council for Construction EducationO. Mountain View College – Service Learning ProgramsO.P. Mountain View College – Alternative TeacherCertification and Teacher Preparation Field of StudiesProgramsP.Q. Mountain View College – CSEMS (Computer Science,Engineering and Math Scholars) AcademyQ.R. North Lake College – seeks national recognition for itsConstruction Management & Technology Program(ACHIEVED 2004)S. Richland College-Malcolm Baldrige National QualityAward.T. Richland College – Student ServicesR.E-4S. Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award in Educationadvanced to consensus review in 2002T. “Institution of Excellence” semifinalist by PolicyCenter on the First Year of College forexemplifying best practice in the first year
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of Recognitionstudent experience in a collegeDEL MAR COLLEGEA. Aviation Maintenance TechnologyB. Process TechnologyA. Federal Aviation AdministrationB. American Petroleum InstituteEL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGEA. Academy for Instructional ExcellenceB.C.D.E.A. National Council for Staff, Programand Organizational DevelopmentB. National Science FoundationC. Microsoft CorporationD. National Multicultural Interpreter ProjectE. National Council for InstructionalAdministrators, National Council forWorkforce EducationF. National Association for Education ofYoung Children (NAEYC)Biomedical Research FacilityMicrosoft Certified Systems EngineerSign LanguageBorder Health InstituteF. Nationally recognized child care centersFRANK PHILLIPS COLLEGEA. Developmental Studies ProgramB. ScholarshipC. Information TechnologyD. Process Technology (petroleum)E. Trio/Student Support ServicesA.B.C.D.E.GALVESTON COLLEGEA. Nuclear Medicine TechnologyNADEPhi Theta KappaSkills Competitions-AITPAmerican Petroleum InstituteFederal Trio ProgramsA. Joint Review Committee on EducationalPrograms in Nuclear Medicine Technology(JRCNMT)B. Joint Review Committee on Education inRadiologic Technology (JRCERT)C. Joint Review Committee on Education inRadiologic Technology (JRCERT)B. Radiation Therapy TechnologyC. RadiographyGRAYSON COUNTY COLLEGEA. NursingB. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning)C. Viticulture - EnologyA. National League for NursingB. Educational Standards Corporation InstituteC. Wine Educators of AmericaHILL COLLEGEA. DramaA. Kennedy Cntr/American College Theater CntrE-5
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionB. National Association of Developmental EducatorsB. TBAHOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTA. HCCS Developmental Education Programs(all colleges)B. Process Technology Program – HCCS NortheastCollegeC. Chemical Lab Technology Program – HCCSNortheast CollegeD. Diagnostic Medical Sonography – HCCSSoutheast CollegeA. National Association of DevelopmentalEducation (NADE)B. American Chemical Society (ACS)C. American Chemical Society (ACS)D. Commission on Accreditation of Allied HealthEducation Program (CAAHEP)HOWARD COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICTA. Howard College: If I Had A Hammer-NISODB. Howard College: Faculty Training/Title VC. Southwest Collegiate Institute: Dental Lab TechnologyD. Southwest Collegiate Institute: 5-Star National StatusKILGORE COLLEGEA. Court ReportingB. Automotive TechnologyA.B.C.D.NISOD & Best practices in CC TimesNISOD & Best practices in CC TimesBest practices award in CC TimesPhi Theta Kappa, international communityhonor societyA. National Court Reporters AssociationB. National Automotive TechniciansEducation Foundation (NATEF)LAMAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYA. National winner of the SKILLS USA (VICA) contestB. Phi Theta Kappa Award of RecognitionA. SKILLS USA (VICA)B. Phi Theta Kappa International Honor SocietyLAMAR STATE COLLEGE AT ORANGEA. Pharmacy Technology ProgramB. Dental Assisting ProgramA. American Society of Health-System PharmacistsB. American Dental AssociationLAMAR STATE COLLEGE AT PORT ARTHURChemical Dependency Counseling ProgramTBALAREDO COMMUNITY COLLEGEA. Associate Degree NursingB. Title V Science ProjectA. National League of NursingB. U.S. Department of EducationLEE COLLEGEEntire institutionBaldrige AwardNAVARRO COMMUNITY COLLEGEE-6
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionA. Ag Tech ProgramB. History/Art/LiteratureA. John Deer CompanyB. National Endowment for the HumanitiesMCLENNAN COMMUNITY COLLEGEA. Associate Degree NursingB. Child Development ProgramC. Computer Information SystemsA. Unknown at this timeB. Unknown at this timeC. Unknown at this timeMIDLAND COLLEGEProfessional Pilot Preparation ProgramUniversity Aviation AssociationNORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGESurgical TechnologyAccreditation by the Commissionon Accreditation of Allied Health EducationPrograms (CAAHEP)NORTH HARRIS MONTGOMERY COMMUNITYCOLLEGE DISTRICTA. Parlegal StudiesB. EMSA. ABA Approval soughtB. Applying for National AccreditationNORTHEAST TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGEFoundation/Development OfficeCouncil for Resource DevelopmentODESSA COLLEGEChild Development CenterNational Association for Education of YoungChildren (NAEYC).PANOLA COLLEGEAssociate Degree NursingNational League of Nursing AccreditationPARIS COLLEGEJewelry TechnologyJewelers of AmericaRANGER COLLEGEVocational Nursing ProgramNational League for NursingSAN JACINTO COLLEGE DISTRICTA. Central Campus – Pasadena Hispanic Outreach PrgmB. North Campus – Health Information ManagementC. North Campus – Bellwether AwardsD. SJCD – Developmental EducationE-7A.B.C.D.Renewal of HUD competitive grantsTBATBANADE
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionE. SJCD – A.D.N. Mobility ProgramE. Natnl League of Nursing AccreditingCommissionF. SJCD – Honors ProgramF. National Collegiate Honors CouncilG. SJCD – Supplemental InstructionG. University of Missouri at Kansas CityH. South Campus – San Jacinto College District is in theH. TBAprocess of creating an Aerospace Academy, expected to be one-of-a-kind.SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGEA. Automotive/Diesel Service Technology ProgramsB. Diesel Service TechnologyC. Automotive Collision Repair TechnologyD. Welding TechnologyE. Video Production TechnologyF. Sound TechnologyD. Creative Arts Department (Commercial Music, VideoProduction Technology and Sound Technologycombined)A. Skills/VICA Championships, NATEF (NationalAutomotive Technicians Education Foundation)CertificationB. Skills/VICA Championships, NATEF (NationalAutomotive Technicians Education Foundation)CertificationC. Skills/VICA Championships, NATEF (NationalAutomotive Technicians Education Foundation)CertificationD. Skills/VICA national championshipsE. National recognition in publicized trademagazinesF. Ranking as an accomplished ProTool CertifiedTraining Center with faculty asexpert instructorsF. To affiliate with a national broadcastingcompany regarding special presentationsor regularly scheduled student ensembleperformancesSOUTH TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGESTCC's Continuous Quality Improvement initiativeTBASOUTHWEST TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGEDevelopmental Education ProgramNADETARRANT COUNT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTA. Legal Assistant Program – Northeast CampusB. Fire Technology Program – Northwest CampusA. American Bar AssociationB. TBATEMPLE COLLEGEA. Dental HygieneA. The American Dental Hygienists Association– maintaining a high pass rateB. Exploring NCGIA or Baldrige CriteriaC. Accreditation by the Commission of AlliedHealth ProgramsB. Geographic Information SystemsC. Emergency Medical Services ProfessionsE-8
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetTEXARKANA COLLEGEPulp and Paper TechnologyTEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE-HARLINGENAviationSource of RecognitionTAPPI: Technical Association for the Pulp andPaper IndustryTo score in to 10% nationally on the Air Frameand Power Plant licensing examinations reportedby the FAATEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE-MARSHALLAs a relatively new technical college in East Texas, TSTC Marshall will continue an aggressive rate of growthover the next 20 years.Through continuous quality improvement, expanded service, and increased access TSTC-Marshall willattract and serve increasing numbers of individuals previously unserved and underserved. A key underlyingassumption supporting projected growth will require continuation of current formula funding with increases toaccommodate for inflation percentages.TSTC-Marshall will grow as a recognized residential technical college of high quality drawing unserved andunderserved participants from a continually expanding geographic area. Development of an array of servicesand activities to promote comprehensive personal/educational development of students will requireexpanded funding and, within five years, a 5 million investment in a student center facility.In response to workforce demand, TSTC-Marshall will regularly establish new programs and servicestargeted to supply industry demands in advanced and emerging technologies and priority demandoccupations. Launching of new programs will require significant funding. New programs in fields not alreadyestablished often require funding in excess of 1 million. New degrees and certificates that are spun off ofexisting programs typically carry a price tag of 300,000. Projected cost for addition of one new program andtwo spin-off degrees per year will be 1.6 million annually.TSTC-Marshall will employ efficiencies of scale to maximize use of facilities through creative scheduling,shared usage, and night and weekend class and program scheduling. However, to accommodate projectedgrowth over the next 15 years, new facilities must be funded and constructed.TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE-WACOCASPER (Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics andEngineering Research-an interdisciplinary space sciencepartnership between Baylor University and TSTC WacoTEXAS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE-WEST TEXASE-9National Science Foundation and/or NASA
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionComputer Information and Computer Science TechnologyAssociation of Information TechnologyProfessionals (AITP)TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGEA. Associate degree nursing program continuedaccreditationB. Phi Theta Kappa Chapter seeks recognition as a FiveStar ChapterC. Surgical Technology Program continued accreditationA. National League for Nursing Accrediting CommitteeB. PTK International Honor SocietyC. Commission on Accreditation of Allied HealthEducation ProgramsTYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE (TJC)NursingVERNON COLLEGEA. Aircraft Technology (Power Plant)B. Associate Degree NursingC. Developmental StudiesNational League of Nursing Professional RecognitionA. Federal Aviation AdministrationB. National League of NursingC. NADEVICTORIA COLLEGETeacher Aide Support ProgramTBAWEATHERFORD COLLEGEVocational NursingNational League for NursingWESTERN TEXAS COLLEGEA. Psi Zeta Chapter of PTK – 5-Star National StatusB. Developmental StudiesC. Information Technology Technician ProgramA. Phi Theta KappaB. NADEC. Network , Copier and Fiber Optic MCPMicrosoft Certified Comp TIA’s A ,Cabling through C-techD. TBAE. TBA; judged by transfer ratesD. Goal: 10% international student enrollmentE. Alternative Education Delivery (distance ed)WHARTON COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGEA. Associate Degree NursingA. National Council Licensing Exam for RegisteredNurses (continue nationally recognized program)B. National Commission on Dental Accreditation(continue to maintain excellence)B. Dental HygieneE-10
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceTwo-Year CollegesInstitution and TargetSource of RecognitionNotes1. Texas Southmost College is reported with The University of Texas at Brownsville.2. Southwest Collegiate Institute and Howard College at Big Spring are included in the Howard County JuniorCollege District.3. Tarrant County Community College District submitted targets as a district, so not all campuses have anidentified target.E-11
Appendix ETexas Higher Education Coordinating BoardClosing the Gaps by 2015Excellence Goal: Institution SubmissionsTargeted Area/s of National Recognition and ExcellenceUniversitiesInstitution/TargetSource of RecognitionANGELO STATE UNIVERSITYA. Center for Academic Excellence: DevelopmentalEducationB. Center for Academic Excellence: Honors ProgramC. Center for Academic Excellence: Academic AdvisingD. Center for Academic Excellence:Teaching ExcellenceLAMAR UNIVERSITYA. NursingA. National Association for DevelopmentalEducation, the College Reading and LearningAssociation, and the Kellogg Institute for theTraining and Certification of DevelopmentalEducationB. Participation in national academic decathlonsand conference presentations, through successfulapplication for Goldwater, Truman,Eisenhower, and Marshall scholarshipsC. National Academic Advising AssociationD. Faculty presentations at the Lilly Conferencean College Teaching, through successfulapplication for the Theodore M. Hesburgh AwardF. Center for Academic ExcellenceA. National League for Nursing AccreditingCommission/State Board of Nurse ExaminersB. Association to Advance Collegiate Schoolsof Business-Int. (AACSB)C. In Development-TBAD. National Council for Accreditation ofTeacher Education (NCATE)E.
D. Dental Hygiene D. American Dental Association E. Jazz Ensemble-competitive performance invitations E. Greeley Jazz Festival, CO, 2003 . HCCS Northeast B. American Chemical Society (ACS) College C. Chemical Lab Technology Program –
