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OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
2016-2017
Calendars, Committees, and Important Information
for the Academic Year
Policy and Procedures Memorandum AA-1210.2FF
August 8, 2016
Published through the
Office of Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Cancellation:
Policy and Procedures Memorandum AA-1210.2EE,
“Operational Guidelines 2015-2016,”
dated August 8, 2016
Note: The information in this document is current as of time of publication. Critical information is
updated throughout the academic year on the electronic version of this publication, which is posted
on the Delgado Community College website at the following link:
http://docushare3.dcc.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-2009 .
Operational Guidelines 2016-2017
Committees, Calendars, and Important Information
for the Academic Year
Table of Contents
I.
Mission Statement ......................................................................................5
II.
Strategic Goals ....................................................................................... 6-8
III.
2016-2017 Management and Administrative Councils.........................10
A. College Councils ..............................................................................................11
Academic Affairs Council .........................................................................12
Admissions Council ...................................................................................13
Advising Council .......................................................................................14
Business and Administrative Affairs Council............................................15
Career Pathways Council ..........................................................................16
College Council .........................................................................................17
Deans’ Council...........................................................................................18
Department Chairs’ Council ......................................................................19
Distance Learning and Instructional Technology Council ........................20
Executive Council ......................................................................................21
Information Systems Council ....................................................................22
Planning and Assessment Council .............................................................23
Registrar’s Council ....................................................................................24
Safety Council ............................................................................................25
Strategic Planning Team ............................................................................26
Student Affairs Council .............................................................................27
Student Government Council .....................................................................28
Student Technology Enhancement Program (STEP) Council ............. 29-30
Testing Council ..........................................................................................31
Workforce Development and Technical Education Council .....................32
B. Campus Council ..............................................................................................33
Charity School of Nursing Campus Council .............................................34
IV. Committees .....................................................................................................35
Council/Committee Report Calendar .........................................................36
Council/Committee Meeting Report (Form A) .........................................37
Council/Committee Recommendation Form (Form B) .............................38
Academic and Admission Standards Committee.......................................39
Academic Appeals Committee ............................................................ 40-41
Athletics Committee ..................................................................................42
Catalog Committee ....................................................................................43
Catalog Change Submission Form ...........................................................44
College Campus Ministry Committee .......................................................45
Commencement Committee.......................................................................46
Community Engagement Committee ........................................................47
Curriculum Committee ........................................................................ 48-49
Excellence in Teaching Award Committee ...............................................50
Faculty and Staff Professional Development Committee ..........................51
Faculty Evaluation and Improvement of Instruction Committee ..............52
General Education Assessment Committee ...............................................53
Institutional Review Board ........................................................................54
Instructional Technology Committee ........................................................55
Multiculturalism and Diversity Committee ...............................................56
Program Review Committee ......................................................................57
Scholarships and Financial Assistance Committee....................................58
Special Needs and Health Services Committee .........................................59
Student Grievance Committee ...................................................................60
Student Judicial Committee .......................................................................61
Student Organizations, Activities, and Intramurals Committee ................62
V. Calendars of College Events 2016-2017 ........................................................63
Academic Calendar, Fall 2016 ......................................................................... 64-66
Academic Calendar, Spring 2017 .................................................................... 66-68
Academic Calendar, Summer 2017 ................................................................. 69-70
Academic Calendar Timeline for 2018-2019 Academic Calendar ........................71
Art Gallery Calendar ..............................................................................................72
Budget Calendar.....................................................................................................73
Catalog Calendar ...................................................................................................74
Class Schedule Production Calendar, Spring, Summer and Fall 2017 ..................75
Commencement Calendar ......................................................................................76
Credentials Verification Calendar (New Faculty) .................................................77
Curriculum Development Calendar .......................................................................78
Evaluation Calendar ...............................................................................................79
Final Examination Schedule 2016-2017 ................................................................80
Health and Other Insurance – Annual Enrollment Period .....................................81
Holiday Calendar ...................................................................................................82
Holiday Calendar Creation Timeline for 2019 Calendar Year ..............................83
Inventory Calendar.................................................................................................84
Library Calendars...................................................................................................85
Music Recital Calendar ..........................................................................................86
Operational Guidelines Calendar ..........................................................................87
Payroll Banner (Biweekly) Calendar .............................................................. 88-89
Payroll Calendar for Adjunct Teaching/Part-Time Agreements ..................... 90-92
Planning and Assessment Calendar .......................................................................93
Professional Development Calendar ......................................................................94
a. Committee Meeting Dates......................................................................94
b. Mini-Grant Calendar ..............................................................................94
c. Presenter’s Grant Timeline ....................................................................95
d. Mini-Grant Recipients 2015-2016 .........................................................95
Promotion-In-Rank Timeline ........................................................................... 96-97
Purchasing Closeout Calendar ...............................................................................98
Student Event Calendar..........................................................................................99
Technology Fee Proposals (STEP) Calendar (Fall 2016, Spring 2017) ...... 100-101
Textbook-Ordering Calendar ...............................................................................102
Theatre Schedule ..................................................................................................103
VI. Information Flow Chart...................................................................... 104-105
VII. Traffic Appeals Committee Pool ...................................................... 106-107
VIII. Confidential Advisors (Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, & Workplace Violence)108-109
I. MISSION STATEMENT
Mission Statement and Strategic Goals
Delgado Community College Mission
Delgado Community College, a comprehensive community college, offers programs
through the Associate degree. The College provides a learning-centered environment
through face-to-face and distance education to prepare students from diverse backgrounds
to attain their educational, career, and personal goals, to think critically, to demonstrate
leadership and to be productive and responsible citizens.
Delgado Community College Vision
Delgado Community College is a diverse, dynamic, comprehensive community college
committed to student success through innovative leadership, to excellence in teaching and
learning, and to the cultural enrichment of the community it serves.
Delgado Community College Core Values
We, at Delgado Community College, value:
• The worth of each individual
• Lifelong learning and the pursuit of knowledge
• Excellence in teaching in an accessible learning centered environment
• Meeting the needs of a changing workforce
• The cultural diversity of our students, faculty, staff, and administration
• Public trust, and personal and professional integrity and accountability
• Our responsibility to community, state, nation, and world
Delgado Community College
Strategic Goals 2011-2016
STRATEGIC GOAL I: Increase Opportunities for Student Access and Success
Goal I-A
Invest in lifelong learning
Objectives:
I-A.1
I-A.2
I-A.3
I-A.4
I-A.5
I-A.6
Provide innovative opportunities for high school students in dual
enrollment/concurrent enrollment programs
Increase access for underserved students
Expand advising to focus on student access, success and retention
Strengthen general education offerings for increased transferability and
articulation
Enhance programs to ensure employability of graduates
Develop initiatives to expand delivery of lifelong learning/continuing
education programs
Goal I-B Explore and implement innovative developmental education models
Objectives:
I-B.1
I-B.2
I-B.3
Assess and improve internal developmental education models
Strengthen developmental education relationships with regional partners
Become a statewide leader in innovative developmental education
Goal I-C Develop non-traditional teaching models
Objectives:
I-C.1
I-C.2
Evaluate and expand the College’s Quality Enhancement Program
Research and develop other non-traditional teaching models
STRATEGIC GOAL II: Ensure Quality and Accountability
Goal II-A Synchronize financial planning
Objectives:
II-A.1 Align budget planning process to balance budget with strategic priorities
II-A.2 Efficient and effective use of financial resources
II-A.3 Create and implement targeted fund development
Goal II-B Become a leading technological institution
Objectives:
II-B.1 Develop a comprehensive information technology plan involving major
internal
and external college stakeholders in prioritization process
II-B.1 Implement comprehensive information technology plan
II-B.3 Integrate and strengthen advanced instructional technology in teachinglearning paradigm
Goal II-C
Promote efficient and safe learning and working environment
Objectives:
II-C.1 Develop a comprehensive facilities utilization plan involving major internal
and external college stakeholders in prioritization process
II-C.2 Implement comprehensive facilities utilization plan
II-C.3 Implement a comprehensive safety program engaging entire college
community
Goal II-D Enhance utilization of faculty and staff resources
Objectives:
II-D.1 Ensure faculty and staff performance measures reflect institutional needs,
teaching-learning paradigm and accreditation standards
II-D.2 Align training in technology and professional development opportunities with
strategic priorities
STRATEGIC GOAL III: Promote the institution’s competitiveness ensuring relevance on a
regional, national and global scale
Goal III-A Lead workforce and economic development in the region
Objectives:
III-A.1 Enhance relationships with regional partners to strengthen workforce
initiatives
III-A.2 Expand training, certification and educational programs in high demand
occupations
Goal III-B Define and articulate a clearer identity for the College
Objectives:
III-B.1 Create a comprehensive branding strategy for the College that capitalizes on
the uniqueness of each campus and site by involving major internal and
external stakeholders in the process
III-B.2 Implement a comprehensive branding strategy
Goal III-C Strengthen and increase resource development efforts
Objectives:
III-C.1 Secure partnerships for new fund development opportunities
III-C.2 Develop and implement a capital campaign for the College
III-C.3 Design and implement a systematic approach to grants development and
management.
III. COUNCILS
2016-2017 College and Campus Councils
Functions, Membership, and Meetings
FUNCTION OF COLLEGE AND CAMPUS COUNCILS
The College and Campus Councils are designed to ensure proper oversight of college activities; to
anticipate problems and plan for desired changes; to make recommendations for the improvement of
college/campus policies and procedures; and to provide an effective network for ensuring these
directions are communicated to the operating units of the College.
B. COLLEGE COUNCILS
Academic Affairs Council 2016-2017
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL
Function of the Academic Affairs Council
The Academic Affairs Council is the primary planning and management group for the College. The
Academic Affairs Council:
1. Provides academic leadership in all areas of the College;
2. Provides a forum for discussing academic issues or issues related to the academic programs
of the College;
3. Develops and proposes academic policies for the College; and
4. Serves as an advisory group to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
Membership
Chair:
Kathleen Curphy, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and College Provost
Members:
Lester Adelsberg, Dean, Communication
Yvette Alexis, Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Peter Cho, Interim Executive Dean, West Bank Campus
Maria Cisneros, College Registrar
Arnel Cosey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs/ Executive Dean, City Park Campus
Tamika Duplessis, Interim Executive Dean, Sidney Collier
Harold Gaspard, Dean, Allied Health
Thomas Gruber, Dean, Science and Mathematics
Rhonda King, College-wide Director of Student Financial Assistance
Larissa Littleton-Steib, Vice Chancellor for Workforce Development and Technical
Education
Patrice Moore, Dean, Arts and Humanities
Cheryl Myers, Executive Dean, Charity School of Nursing Campus/ Dean of Nursing
Warren Puneky, Dean, Business and Technology
Juan Ren, Interim Executive Director, Planning and Research
Patricia Ross, Coordinator, Program Review and Assessment
Jeanne Samuel, Dean, Distance Learning and Instructional Technology
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ Equal Access Equal Opportunity
Officer
Timothy Stamm, Dean, Library Services/ Executive Director of Curriculum and
Program Development
Meetings
Meetings of the Academic Affairs Council are scheduled as needed by the Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs.
Admissions Council 2016-2017
ADMISSIONS COUNCIL
Function of the Admissions Council
The Admissions Council serves as a vehicle for deliberating and conveying decisions concerning
implementation of policies and procedures regarding admission practices and special admission programs.
The Council serves as an advisory group to the College Director of Admissions and Enrollment Services.
Membership
Chair:
Gwen Boutte, Director of Admissions and Enrollment Services
Members:
Kierra Irvin, Assistant Director, Admissions and Enrollment Services
Everett Jones, Dual Enrollment Advisor, City Park Campus
Kay Mattei, Admissions Coordinator, Delgado Northshore
Koren Thornton, Administrative Supervisor, Charity School of Nursing
Kiedra Williams, Director of Technical Programs, Technical Division
Ana Wilson, International Student Advisor, City Park Campus
Admissions Coordinator, West Bank Campus
Meetings
The Admissions Council meets monthly with special meetings called by the Director of Admissions and
Enrollment Services when required.
Advising Council 2016-2017
ADVISING COUNCIL
Function of the Advising Council
The Advising Council makes recommendations to improve coordination of academic advising for
new, transfer, returning, and continuing students. The Council recommends revisions, as needed, to
the policies and procedures related to academic advising.
Membership
Co-Chairs:
Tania Carradine, College-wide Director, Advising and Testing
Jim Newchurch, Assistant Director, Advising and Testing
Members:
Tomeka Black, Academic Advisor, Advising and Testing,
City Park Campus
Harold Gaspard, Deans’ Council Representative
Frank Payne, Academic Advisor/Retention Counselor, Student Affairs,
West Bank Campus
Academic Advisor Representative- Academic Division
Faculty Advisor Representative
Faculty Senate Representative
SGA President, Student Representative
Meetings
The Advising Council meets monthly with special meetings called by the College-wide Director of
Advising and Testing as needed.
Business and Administrative Affairs Council 2016-2017
BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS COUNCIL
Function of the Business and Administrative Affairs Council
The Business and Administrative Affairs Council is the primary planning and management group for business
and administrative affairs at the College. The Business and Administrative Affairs Council:
1. Provides business and administrative leadership in all areas of the College;
2. Provides a forum for discussing issues affecting the College’s business and administrative
operations;
3. Develops and proposes business and administrative policies for the College; and
4. Serves as an advisory group to the Vice Chancellor for Business and Administrative Affairs.
Membership
Chair:
Steve Cazaubon, Interim Vice Chancellor for Business and
Administrative Affairs
Members:
Karen Laiche, Policy/Accreditation Specialist
Garnette Listi, Assistant Vice Chancellor/Controller
Julie Lea, Director of Campus Police
James Royer, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Facilities and Planning
Ronald Russo, Interim Assistant Vice Chancellor for Financial Services
Meetings
Meetings of the Business and Administrative Affairs Council are scheduled as needed by the Vice
Chancellor for Business and Administrative Affairs.
Career Pathways Council 2016-2017
CAREER PATHWAYS COUNCIL
Function of the Career Pathways Council
Career Pathways are an integrated collection of programs and services intended to develop students’
core academic, technical and employability skills; provide them with continuous education and
training; and assist with placing them in high-demand, high-opportunity jobs. The Career Pathways
strategy has been adopted at the federal, state and local levels in order to increase education, training
and learning opportunities for the current and emerging workforce.
The Career Pathways Council actively promotes the continued development of the College’s Career
Pathways model. Specifically, the Council:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Reviews and recommends alignment opportunities between current and newly
developing Career Pathway initiatives, programs of study, and workforce training,
and their related systems;
Identifies and recommends the development of programs of study and services into
the College’s comprehensive Career Pathways Model;
Develops messaging to both external and internal audiences on the progress of Career
Pathways initiatives at the College; and
Reviews and recommends activities to strengthen student entry and exit points, as
well as the retention between them.
Membership
Chair:
Cameron Christy, Designated Director of Career Pathways
Members:
Monique Cola, Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and
City Park Campus Executive Dean
Arnel Cosey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs/ Executive Dean,
City Park Campus
Janet Gauthier-Stephens, Assistant Dean, Allied Health
Lauren King, Director, TAACCCT- Round IV Grant
Erin Landry, Director of Adult Education
Cherie Kay LaRocca, Director of Quality Enhancement Plan and Academic
Pathways
Larissa Littleton-Steib, Vice Chancellor for Workforce Development and
Technical Education
Stanton McNeely III, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement
Bridget Peters, Director/Compliance Officer, Carl Perkins Grant
Vance Roux, Program Director, Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management
Kayla Smith, Program Director, Louisiana Transfer Degree
Timothy Stamm, Dean Library Services/ Executive Director, Curriculum and
Program Development
Career Pathways Allied Health Faculty Representative
Career Pathways Business and Technology Faculty Representative
Career Pathways Technical Division Faculty Representative
Career Pathways Foundational Skills Representative
Meetings
Meetings are held at least bimonthly as scheduled by the Chair.
College Council 2016-2017
COLLEGE COUNCIL
Function of the College Council
The College Council is the primary planning and management group for Delgado Community College. The
College Council:
1. Provides the leadership for developing college administrative policy;
2. Provides a forum for discussing college/campus/community relationships;
3. Ensures an understanding and clarification of LCTCS Board of Supervisors' policies; and
4. Serves as an advisory group to the Chancellor of the College.
Membership
Chair:
Joan Davis, Chancellor
Staff
Support:
Monica Courtiade, Administrative Assistant V
Members:
Meetings
Yvette Alexis, Delgado Unclassified Professional Association
Steve Cazaubon, Interim Vice Chancellor for Business and Administrative Affairs
City Park Campus
Harold Gaspard, Chair, Deans’ Council
Technical Education
Thomas Lovince, Assistant Vice Chancellor/ Chief Information Officer
Carla Major, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Human Resources and Professional
Development
Paula Miller, Delgado Classified Employees Association
Cheryl Myers, Executive Dean, Charity School of Nursing Campus/
Dean of Nursing
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ Equal Access Equal
Opportunity Officer
Program Development
Shelly Tyler, Delgado Faculty Senate President
The College Council meets the third Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. and/or as
needed by the Chancellor. Minutes of actions are recorded.
Deans’ Council 2016-2017
DEANS’ COUNCIL
Function of the Deans’ Council
The Deans’ Council is a college-wide planning and advisory group comprised of the Deans of all academic
divisions across the College and all Campus/Site Executive Deans. The Deans’ Council:
1.
In support of the one-college identity, provides a forum for Deans to address academic issues related to
maintaining consistency in academic offerings, programs, policies, and practices across the College’s
campuses;
2.
Makes recommendations to the Academic Affairs Council related to academic policies and practices;
and
3.
Serves as an advisory group to the Academic Affairs Council on matters pertaining to the
responsibilities and scope of the Deans.
Membership
Chair:
Members:
City Park Campus
Technical Education
Dean of Nursing
Program Development
Meetings
Meetings of the Deans’ Council are scheduled as needed by the Chair.
Department Chair Council 2016-2017
DEPARTMENT CHAIR COUNCIL
Function of the Department Chair Council
The Department Chair Council is a college-wide planning and advisory group comprised of the Department Chairs of all
academic divisions across the College. The Department Chair Council:
1. In support of the one-college identity, provides a forum for Departments Chairs to address academic issues related to
maintaining consistency in academic offerings, programs, policies, and practices across the College’s campuses;
2. Makes recommendations to the Deans’ Council related to academic policies and practices; and
3. Serves as an advisory group to the Deans’ Council on matters pertaining to the responsibilities and scope of the Department
Chairs.
Membership
Co-Chairs:
Ex-Officio:
Support Staff:
Members:
Meetings
Patrick Conroy, Associate Professor, Business and Technology
Raymond Duplessis, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics
Yvette Alexis, Assistant to Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Sal Anselmo, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities
John Arbour, Instructor, Business and Technology
Marlene Arnaud-Davis, Associate Professor, Science and Math
Ramon Ariza, Professor, Business and Technology
Mary Barrow, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Cheryl Brown, Professor, Business and Technology
Angela Camaille, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities
Marilyn Ciolino, Associate Professor, Business and Technology
Patrick Conroy, Associate Professor, Business and Technology
Emily Cosper, Professor, Communication
Michael Cruz, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics
Joel Dailey (Interim), Associate Professor, Communication
Donald Davenport, Associate Professor, Technical Division
Melanie Deffendall, Coordinator, College and Career Success
Phil Denette, Professor, Science and Math
Raymond Duplessis, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics
Elizabeth Feltey, Associate Professor, Delgado Northshore
Dena Frickey, Professor, Science and Mathematics
Janet Gauthier-Stephens, Assistant to the Dean, Allied Health
Richard Gillen III, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology
John Guess, Instructor, Business and Technology
Elizabeth Shaye Hope, Assistant Professor, Communication
Allyson Hoss, Instructor, Business and Technology
Linda Kieffer, Professor, Delgado Northshore
Fran Langlow, Professor, Allied Health
Mark McLean, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology
Lisa Melson, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities
Victor Mirzai, Professor, Business and Technology
Mike Nixon, Professor, Business and Technology
Vance Roux, Director of Culinary Arts and Hospitality, Business and Technology
Thomas Russell, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics
Erin Sanders, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities
Michael Santos, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities
Deborah Skevington, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Dolores Smith, Associate Professor, Delgado Northshore
Dorothy Smith-Elder, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Angela Speyrer, Professor, Communication
Nora Steele, Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Darlene Williams, Director, Math Lab/ Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics
Stacey Wyllie, Instructor, Arts and Humanities
Matthew Zimmerman, Assistant Professor, Communication
Meetings of the Department Chair Council are scheduled as needed by the Chair.
Distance Learning & Instructional Technology Council 2016-2017
DISTANCE LEARNING & INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
Function of the Distance Learning and Instructional Technology Council
The Council on Distance Learning and Instructional Technology serves in an active advisory capacity to the
College’s Distance Learning and Instructional Technology program. The Council reviews policy, procedure,
program, and technology recommendations of the College's various councils and committees, including the
Committee on Instructional Technology, and addresses issues and challenges related to the delivery of
distance learning and instructional technology. The Council makes policy and procedure recommendations to
the Academic Affairs Council, and recommendations regarding the College's technology resources to the
Information Systems Council. The Council on Distance Learning and Instructional Technology also serves
in a support capacity to faculty, staff and administrators in responding to the challenges of changes in
technology affecting learning.
Membership
Chair:
Members:
Michelle Greco, Director of Student Life
Jennifer Lang, Chair, Committee on Instructional Technology
Cherie Larocca, Quality Enhancement Plan
Rachelle Matherne, Assistant Director, Continuing Education, Workforce
Development and Technical Education
Amanda Rosenzweig, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics
Jeanne Samuel, Director, Faculty and Staff Development
Online Faculty Representatives from each academic division
Media Services Representative
Academic Advisor Representative- Office of Academic Advising
Academic Advisor Representative- Academic Division
Meetings
Meetings are held at least quarterly as scheduled by the Chair.
Executive Council 2016-2017
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Function of the Executive Council
The Executive Council is the executive advisory council for the Chancellor. The Council consists of
the executive officers directly reporting to the Chancellor, who are responsible for the administration
of policies and regulations within their respective units of supervision, as reflected in the College’s
Organizational Chart. The function of the Executive Council is to address policies, opportunities,
challenges, or issues impacting the College, which include fiscal, administrative, resources,
personnel, academic, student and other matters that should be reviewed by the upper-level
administration.
Membership
Chair:
Members:
City Park Campus
Technical Education
Dean of Nursing
Opportunity Officer
Meetings
Meetings of the Executive Council are scheduled as needed by the Chancellor.
Information Systems Council 2016-2017
INFORMATION SYSTEMS COUNCIL
Function of the Information Systems Council
The Information Systems Council provides the direction for information technology support in all areas of the
College including administrative computing, academic computing, instructional technology, networking and
communications, and technological infrastructure. The Information Systems Council:
1. Biennially evaluates and makes recommendations for college-wide policies and procedures
for the allocation and use of information technology resources that are consistent with the
purpose and goals of the College;
2. Develops an institution-wide strategic plan for reviewing and coordinating college-wide
information technology related to needs and services; and
3. Recommends and reviews an ongoing plan for information technology resources and for reviewing
technology resources/network access and security.
Membership
Co-Chairs:
Members:
Yvette Alexis, Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Gregg Bond, Assistant Director, Information Management
Gwen Boutte, College-wide Director of Admissions and Enrollment Services
Jennifer Lang, Chair, Instructional Technology Committee
Education
Development
Winston McGruder, Assistant Director, Client Support Services
James Small, Assistant Director, Network and Communication Services
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ EAEO Officer
Program Development
Shelly Tyler, Faculty Senate President
Vanessa Williams, Executive Director, Information Technology
Meetings The Information Systems Council meets as needed on the first Friday of each month at 9 a.m.
Planning and Assessment Council 2016-2017
PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT COUNCIL
Function of the Planning and Assessment Council
The Planning and Assessment Council oversees and coordinates the efforts involved in the planning and
assessment of the academic and administrative activities of the College and carries out the policy on Planning
and Assessment. It serves in an active capacity by reviewing and revising planning and assessment functions
and activities. It also serves in an advisory and support capacity to faculty, staff and administrators in
responding to the challenges of change, and in preparing for the future.
Membership
Chair:
Members:
Cherie Larocca, Director, Quality Enhancement Plan
Assessment Liaisons:
Jennifer Bennett, Assistant Dean, Arts and Humanities
Lesha Coulon, Assistant Dean, Technical Division/ Site Manager – Jefferson Site
Janet Gauthier-Stephens, Assistant to the Dean, Allied Health
Larissa Littleton-Steib, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Workforce Development and
Technical Education
Karen Muhsin, Interim Assistant Dean, Business and Technology
Opportunity Officer
Beth Weindel, Administrative Assistant V, Academic Affairs
Kiedra Williams, Director of Technical Programs, Technical Division
Assessment Committee Chairs:
Kathy Favret, Chair, Faculty Evaluation and Improvement of Instruction Committee
Timothy Stamm, Chair, General Education Assessment Committee
Patricia Ross, Chair, Program Review Committee
Meetings
Meetings are scheduled as needed by the Council Chair.
Registrar's Council 2016-2017
REGISTRAR’S COUNCIL
Function of the Registrar's Council
The Registrar's Council serves as a vehicle for communicating policies and procedures to staff on all
campuses and at all sites. The Council serves as an advisory group to the College Registrar.
Membership
Chair:
Members:
Irma Beltram, Assistant Registrar, West Bank Campus
Claudia Martinez, College-wide Assistant Registrar
Victoria Myers, Records Coordinator, Northshore Sites
Marie Poche, Assistant Registrar, Charity School of Nursing Campus
Shannon West, Assistant Registrar, City Park Campus
Meetings
The Registrar’s Council meets monthly with special meetings called by the College Registrar as
needed.
Safety Council 2016-2017
SAFETY COUNCIL
Function of the Safety Council
The Safety Council is the primary planning and advisory group for the College’s safety program. The
Chancellor has designated a Safety and Risk Manager who coordinates all components of the program. The
College Safety and Risk Manager serves as chair of the Council. The Safety Council:
1.
Addresses all components of the college-wide safety program, and makes policy and
procedural recommendations for improvement on an ongoing basis;
2.
Serves as an advisory group to the College Safety and Risk Manager in the coordination of
the safety program; and
3.
Provides opportunity for representation of Campus/Site Safety Committee issues, challenges
and recommendations.
Membership
Chair:
Corey Valdary, Safety and Risk Manager
Members:
City Park Campus
Gary Dominique, Manager, Maintenance
Technical Education
Development
Dion Mays, Executive Housekeeper
Brian Rosenthal, Coordinator of Health Services
Opportunity Officer
Meetings
Meetings of the Safety Council are scheduled as needed by the Chair.
Strategic Planning Team 2016-2017
STRATEGIC PLANNING TEAM
Function of the Strategic Planning Team
The College’s Strategic Planning Team works to ensure quality and improvement, alignment of funding with
prioritized goals and strategic initiatives, a foundation for documenting a culture of evidence, and the
College’s ability to meet shifting circumstances and emerging opportunities in the region Delgado serves.
Membership
Executive
Officer:
Chair:
Members:
City Park Campus
Kathleen Curphy, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and
College Provost
Technical Education
Dean of Nursing
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/EAEO
Meetings
Meetings of the Strategic Planning Team are scheduled as needed by the Chair.
Student Affairs Council 2016-2017
STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL
Function of the Student Affairs Council
The Student Affairs Council is the primary student planning and management group for the College.
The Student Affairs Council:
1. Provides leadership in all student affairs functions of the College;
2. Provides a forum for discussing issues related to student affairs functions, offices and staff;
3. Develops and proposes student affairs policies for the College; and
4. Serves as an advisory group to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs on issues related to
Student Affairs areas of responsibility.
Membership
Chair:
City Park Campus
Members:
Gilda Banks, Coordinator, Single Stop USA
Tania Carradine, College-wide Director, Advising and Testing
Theresa Degruy, Director, Student Support Services
Meetings
The Student Affairs Council meets as needed as scheduled by the Chair.
Student Government Council 2016-2017
STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL
Function of Student Government Council
The Student Government Council is the coordinating body for college-wide policy and procedures
for the Student Government Association. It also provides a forum for discussing issues of
importance to students and an opportunity to give student input to the Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs.
Membership
Chair:
Ex-Officio:
City Park Campus
Members:
Scott Borne, Assistant Director, Student Life/ SGA Advisor, Delgado
Northshore and Sidney Collier
Brian Rosenthal, Coordinator of Health Services, SGA Advisor, City Park
Campus and Jefferson Site
Raul Salas, SGA Co-Advisor, Charity School of Nursing
Vivian Smith, SGA Co-Advisor, Charity School of Nursing
Amy Trainor, Student Life Coordinator, SGA Advisor, West Bank Campus
All SGA Executive Board Members
Meetings
The Student Government Council meets as needed as scheduled by the Chair.
STEP Council 2016-2017
STEP (Student Technology Enhancement Program) COUNCIL
Function of the STEP Council
The Student Technology Enhancement Program Council is charged with offering input into all major
technology efforts of the College, both academic and administrative; making recommendations on new
initiatives; and evaluating progress toward the completion of initiatives. The STEP Council serves an
oversight function for the STEP proposal process. The Council also reviews campus STEP decisions and
determines how to spend campus surplus funds.
Membership
Composition and duties of the Step Council, Campus STEP Committees, Division STEP Committees,
and the College STEP Committee are defined in the College’s Student Technology Enhancement
Program (STEP) Fee Proposals policy. The 2016-2017 composition is as follows:
STEP Council
Kathleen Curphy, Chair, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and College Provost
Cheryl Myers, Executive Dean, Charity Nursing Campus
Jeanne Samuel, Dean, DLIT
Larissa Littleton-Steib, Vice Chancellor for Workforce Development and Technical Education
Faculty Senate President or representative
Student Affairs Representative
Students: City Park Campus: Three students TBA
Charity Nursing Campus: Two students TBA
West Bank Campus: Two students TBA
Delgado Northshore: One student TBA
Support Staff: Yvette Alexis
City Park Campus Committee (Reviews and recommends campus proposals to Campus Executive Dean)
Arnel Cosey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs/Executive Dean, City Park Campus
Timothy Stamm, Dean, Library Services/ Executive Director of Curriculum and Program Development
Information Technology Representative
Faculty Representatives: Philias Denette, TBA
Students: City Park Campus: Three students TBA; Delgado Northshore: One student TBA
West Bank Campus Committee (Reviews and recommends campus proposals to Campus Executive Dean)
Faculty Representative: Lorraine Williams Students: Two Students TBA
Charity School of Nursing Campus Committee (Reviews and recommends campus proposals to Campus Executive Dean)
Cheryl Myers, Executive Dean, Charity Nursing Campus
Vacant, Assistant Dean of Nursing
Faculty Representative: Cynthia Bartholomae Students: Two Students TBA
Delgado Jefferson Site STEP Committee (Reviews and recommends site proposals to Site Executive Dean)
Faculty Representative: TBA
Students: Two students TBA
Delgado Sidney Collier Site STEP Committee (Reviews and recommends site proposals to Site Executive Dean)
Tamika Duplessis, Interim Executive Dean, Delgado Sidney Collier Site
Faculty Representative: TBA
Students: Two students TBA
Distance Learning and Technology STEP Committee* (Reviews and recommends site proposals to Dean, Distance
Learning and Instructional Technology )*Note: For the purposes of the STEP policy, the Distance Learning and Instructional Technology
STEP Committee serves as a Campus/Site Committee for STEP fund allocations generated from online courses.
Faculty Representatives: TBA, Two (2) Delgado Online Faculty Representatives
Students: Two Delgado Online students TBA
Division Committees (Review and recommend division proposals to the appropriate Campus STEP Committee)
Dean of Division
Three Faculty Representatives
Two Students Majoring in that Division
College Committee (Reviews and selects college-wide proposals)
Kathleen Curphy, Chair, STEP Council; Thomas Lovince, Assistant Vice Chancellor/CIO; Jeanne Samuel, Dean, DLIT; Faculty
Senate President/Representative; Student Affairs Representative; Students: One student representative from each of the
campus/site committees who served on the STEP Council
Testing Council 2016-2017
TESTING COUNCIL
Function of the Testing Council
The Testing Council is responsible for researching and recommending to the College the appropriate
standardized and computerized nationally-normed academic, certification and assessment instruments. It is
also obligated to review current policies and procedures of existing tests and to recommend new testing
policies and procedures, including but not limited to fees, structure, programs, college cut-off scores, and
procedures followed at each campus and/or site. Council members are charged with the responsibility of
informing their departments and other divisions of the College of the various tests offered through the Offices
of Testing and Assessment.
Membership
Chair:
Michael Toussaint, Test Site Coordinator, Advising and Testing
Members:
Katie Barre, Testing Specialist, City Park Campus
Gwen Boutte, College-wide Director, Admissions and Enrollment Services
Melanie Deffendall, Coordinator of CCSS, Arts and Humanities
Kathy Favret, Assistant Professor, Communication Division
Ashley James, Testing Specialist, West Bank Campus
Tina Hunter, Senior Programmer Analyst
Rhonda King, College-wide Director, Student Financial Assistance
Ellen Manieri, Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Deborah Skevington, Assistant Dean, Charity School of Nursing
Angela Speyrer, Professor, Communication
Darlene Williams, Director, Math Lab/ Assistant Professor, Science and
Mathematics
Meetings
The Testing Council meets as needed as scheduled by the Chair.
Workforce Development and Technical Education Council 2016-2017
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION COUNCIL
Function of the Workforce Development and Technical Education Council
The Workforce Development and Technical Education Council will address the constantly evolving workforce training
needs of business and industry within New Orleans and the surrounding metropolitan area. The Workforce Development
and Technical Education Council will:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Develop flexible college-wide workforce development and technical education policies that will
ensure a rapid response to the needs of business and industry;
Design and review new certification, training and education programs that meet the
needs of Louisiana’s current and emerging workforce;
Provide leadership for and serve as a training resource to the college and the business community;
Identify emerging business trends and technologies; and
Serve as regional liaison and college-wide advisory group regarding workforce development
issues.
Membership
Chair:
Technical Education
Members:
Sarah Camania, Interim Director, Restricted Funds
Lesha Coulon, Assistant Dean/ Site Manager - Delgado Jefferson Site
Carla Coury, Executive Director, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses
Donald Davenport, Associate Professor, Motor Vehicle Technology
Lauren King, Director, TAACCCT - Round 4 Grant
Rachelle Matherne, Assistant Director, Continuing Education
Victoria Myers, Records Coordinator, Delgado Northshore - Slidell
Rick Schwab, Senior Director, Maritime, Fire, Radar & Industrial Training
Facility
Program Development
Ed VanAvery, Executive Director, Advanced Manufacturing
Barbara Waiters, Director, Workforce Development
Kiedra Williams, Director of Technical Programs
Representative, West Bank Campus
Representative, Charity School of Nursing Campus
Depending on the scope of projects and industry demand, advisory committees consisting of business and
industry leaders, as well as subject-matter experts will be formed to assist the Workforce Development and
Technical Education Council in meeting the training needs of business and industry.
Meetings
Meetings of the Workforce Development and Technical Education Council will be held quarterly and on an
as-needed basis.
B. CAMPUS COUNCIL
Charity School of Nursing Campus Council 2016-2017
CHARITY SCHOOL OF NURSING CAMPUS COUNCIL
Function of the Charity School of Nursing Campus Council
The function of the Charity School of Nursing Campus Council is to discuss and coordinate college and
campus policies, procedures, and activities.
Membership
Chair:
Staff
Support:
Members:
Paula Miller, Administrative Assistant V, Charity School of Nursing
Donna Bayard, Coordinator of Media Services, Charity School of Nursing
Amy Holliman, Technical Support Analyst
Marie Poche, Assistant Registrar, Charity School of Nursing Campus
Sharon Robinson, Librarian, Charity School of Nursing
Deborah Skevington, Assistant Dean, Charity School of Nursing
Stacey Thompson, Assistant to the Executive Dean, Charity School of Nursing
Educational Coordinators:
Mary Barrow, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Bridgette Dufrene, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Raul Salas, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing
Dorothy Smith-Elder, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Nora Steele, Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Marla Garrity, Counselor, Student Financial Assistance, Charity School of Nursing
Koren Thornton, Coordinator of Admissions, Charity School of Nursing
Representative – Allied Health Faculty Member Located on Charity School of Nursing
Meetings
The Charity School of Nursing Campus Council meets every first and third Thursday at
9:30 a.m., in Room 604, Charity School of Nursing Campus.
IV. COMMITTEES
2016-2017
Committee Report Calendar 2016-2017
COMMITTEE REPORT CALENDAR
Committees are very important components of governance and leadership in community colleges.
Committee membership is a participatory responsibility of the faculty and staff at the College and
leads to the engagement of cooperation, collaboration and respectful exchanges that will strengthen
the college community. Members of all committees bring to the group their own diverse skills,
experiences, background, and culture. Whenever two or more people come together to accomplish a
task, it should be accomplished more effectively because it taps into the power of the collective. 1
In order to accomplish the tasks that are assigned to committees and to demonstrate the active
leadership that committees chart in the overall operation of the College, the following guidelines
and list of dates and activities are outlined.

The Chair of each committee calls the initial committee meeting during
August/September and subsequent meetings at regular intervals during the academic
year.

After each committee meeting, the Chair submits a Committee Meeting Report
(Form A), with attendance sign-in sheets attached, to the Vice Chancellor for
Academic Affairs. At least one Committee Meeting Report Form must be submitted
by December 1, 2016.

During the academic year, committees may see a need to recommend a change or
several changes to the college leadership for the purpose of budget, catalog revisions,
policy changes, curriculum updates, or any information necessary for consideration
upon conclusion of a semester or academic year. When a committee has a
recommendation, the Chair attaches a Committee Recommendation Form (Form
B) to the Committee Meeting Report Form (Form A) when submitted.

By the end of the academic year and by May 12, 2017, the Chair provides all meeting
report forms and committee recommendation forms to the Vice Chancellor for
Academic Affairs.
1. Hulse-Killacky, Killacky, and Donigian (2001). Making Task Groups Work in your World.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Committee Meeting Report Form 2017-2018
**Attach Attendance Sign-In Sheets. Submit form by timelines published in the yearly Committee Report Calendar.**
COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT (FORM A)
Purpose: This form is submitted by the Chair to document Committee meetings.
TO:
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
FROM:
Chair
COMMITTEE:
TODAY’S DATE:
The meeting of the Committee was held on:
(date & time)
(place)
Agenda Items (Attach Agenda if applicable):
Summary of Activities:
Summary of Recommendations, if applicable. (Attach Committee Recommendation Form B.)
Other Comments:
Form Updated 8/6/13
Committee Recommendation Form 2016-2017
**Attach Committee Meeting Report Form A and Attendance Sign-In Sheets.
Submit by timelines published in the yearly Committee Report Calendar.**
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION FORM (Form B)
Purpose: This form is submitted when a College standing committee has a recommendation.
Committee Name:
Today’s Date:
Chair:
Date of Committee Recommendation:
Summary of Voting Results:
Charge:
Recommendation:
Submitted:
Signature of Committee Chair
Decision:
______ Approved
Date
______ Denied ________ Modified
Signature of Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Date
Comments:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VCAA submits decision to Committee Chair:
__________________ (Date /Initials)
VCAAA submits recommendation to appropriate group for inclusion Sent to: ______________________
in appropriate policy, College Catalog, Student Handbook, etc.
__________________ (Date /Initials)
Form Updated 8/6/13
Academic and Admission Standards Committee 2016-2017
ACADEMIC AND ADMISSION STANDARDS COMMITTEE
The Committee on Academic and Admission Standards reviews and makes recommendations for the
academic standards and admission requirements of the College; reviews and makes recommendations
concerning the admission requirements of the selective admission programs of the College, including
consistency and fairness in the various selection procedures and criteria; evaluates and recommends probation
and suspension policies for the College; and recommends and monitors general graduation requirements for
certificates and degrees.
Chair:
Sara Strickland, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Members:
Gwen Boutte, College-wide Director, Admissions and Enrollment Services
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ Equal Access Equal Opportunity Officer
Committee Members:
Abdelrahim Ayyad, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Joan Breeden, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Wellington Coleman, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Lesha Coulon, Assistant Dean, Technical Division/ Site Manager – Jefferson Site (2016-2018)
Kathy Favret, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2019)
Elizabeth Feltey, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2019)
Marion Freistadt, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Kenya Jackson, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Kay Mattei, Admissions Coordinator, Northshore (2016-2017)
Kayla Smith, Program Director Louisiana Transfer Degree, Curriculum and Program
Development (2016-2018)
Betty Speyrer, Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Sara Strickland, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Academic Appeals Committee 2016-2017
ACADEMIC APPEALS COMMITTEE
In accordance with the College’s Academic Appeals Procedures policy, an academic appeals committee is formed from a pool
of committee members to hear academic appeals.
Chair:
Jennifer Bennett, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities
Co-Chairs:
Sarah Inman, Associate Professor, Communication
Deborah Skevington, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Dolores Smith, Professor, Delgado Northshore
Executive Officer:
Ex-Officio Members:
Education
Cheryl Myers, Executive Dean, Charity School of Nursing Campus/ Dean of
Nursing
Committee Pool Members:
Warren Atkins, Academic/Suspension Advisor, City Park Campus (2016-2017)
Crystal Andrews, Instructor, Arts and Humanities/Director, Hibernia Enrichment Center (2016-2018)
Malene Arnaud-Davis, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Abdelrahim Ayyad, Assistant Professor, Delgado Northshore (2016-2017)
Tracie Bates, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Jennifer Bennett, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Cheryl Brown, Professor, Business & Technology (2016-2018)
Jesse Boyd, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Lauren Carson, Instructor, Delgado Northshore (2016-2018)
Doris Cavey, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Ronald Chisholm, Instructor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Shanna Clevenger, Associate Professor/Librarian (2016-2018)
Donald Davenport, Associate Professor, Technical Division (2016-2017)
Emmett Davis, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Darnell Dorsey, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Debra Ducote, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Raymond Duplessis, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Dennis Formento, Instructor, Delgado Northshore (2016-2017)
Danielle Gandolfo, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Kevin George, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Sarah Inman, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Amanda Jacob, Instructor, Communication (2016-2019)
Jacqueline Jones, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Tracie King, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Jacqueline Kozisek, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Tara LaFrance, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Freda Leonard, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
(continued)
Academic Appeals Committee 2016-2017 (continued)
Committee Pool Members (continued):
Lyle Chris McDonald, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Melanie McHenry, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Stephen Peterson, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Rene Spangler Randall, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Sadhana Ray, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Cynthia Ripoll, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Vance Roux, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Thomas Russell, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Donna Sanchez-Michael, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Govindarao Sathyamoorthi, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Paul Siragusa, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Deborah Skevington, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Dolores Smith, Professor, Delgado Northshore (2016-2018)
Barbara Thomas, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Koren Thornton, Administrative Supervisor, Admissions, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Richard Vargas, Associate Professor, Technical Division (2016-2018)
Jennifer Vollenweider, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Kenneth Williams, Assistant Professor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Student Members:
SGA Representative, Delgado Northshore; SGA Representative, West Bank Campus
SGA Representative, Charity School of Nursing; SGA Representative, City Park Campus
Athletics Committee 2016-2017
ATHLETICS COMMITTEE
The Committee on Athletics serves in an advisory capacity to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and
promotes the College’s athletic programs; reviews athletic policies, budgets, and schedules of athletic events;
resolves students' athletic-related grievances; and reviews all academic progress of student athletes and
ultimately their eligibility.
Chair:
Lilian Gamble, Assistant Professor, Communication
Executive Officer:
City Park Campus
Ex Officio Members:
Joseph Scheuermann, Director of Athletics/ Head Men's Baseball Coach
Committee Members:
Mark Bacques, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Doris Cavey, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Melissa Diaz, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
G. Terry Aime Drolla, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Dorothy Smith-Elder, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Donna Faucheux, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Marlene Friis, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Lilian Gamble, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Etta Haywood, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Kenya Jackson, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Everett Jones, Advisor, Dual Enrollment (2016-2018)
Peter Keller, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Jennifer Kooken, Instructor, Communication (2016-2017)
Freda Leonard, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Abdulbasit Mahmud, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2017)
Sheila McDermott, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Tronn Moller, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Sean Munro, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Dimitri Papadopoulos, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Roxanne Ponson, Administrative Coordinator II, Admissions and Enrollment Services,
City Park Campus (2016-2017)
Paul Siragusa, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Richard Smith, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Mary Trosclair, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Fred Tuhro, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Erin von Steuben, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Darroch Watson, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Robert Warren, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
William Wilson, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2018)
Student Appointments: Student Representative, Charity School of Nursing Campus; Student Representative,
City Park Campus; Student Representative, Delgado Northshore; Student Representative, Jefferson Site;
Student Representative, Sidney Collier; Student Representative, West Bank Campus
Catalog Committee 2016-2017
CATALOG COMMITTEE
The Catalog Committee serves to advise the Editor of the College Catalog for the academic year in which it is
appointed. It assures that all approved changes in curriculum, academic standards, and student affairs policies
and procedures are reflected in the College Catalog. The Catalog Committee receives and makes
recommendations regarding the format and style of the College Catalog.
Chair/Editor:
Christine Mitchell, Professor, Communication
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Members:
Tony Cook, Assistant Director of Public Relations and Marketing
Amy Laszcz, Director of Accounts Receivable
Leslie Salinero, Publications Coordinator
Timothy Stamm, Dean, Library Services/ Executive Director of Curriculum and Program
Development
Beth Weindel, Administrative Assistant 5, Academic Affairs
Committee Members:
Katherine Adams, Instructor, Science and Math, City Park (2016-2017)
Patricia Brue, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Caitlin Cooper, Coordinator of Collection Development Management and Acquisitions,
Library Services (2016-2017)
Amzad Chowdhury, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Krista Lawrence, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Stanley LeJeune, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Annie Mader, Assistant Professor, Science and Math (2016-2018)
Christine Mitchell, Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Susan Santolucito, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Barbara Thomas, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Rebecca Zaman, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
CATALOG CHANGE SUBMISSION FORM
Date:
Catalog Year:
Change Type:
(check one)
Insertion
Change Scope:
(check one)
Single Change
Deletion
Relocation
Global Change
2017-2018
Change
Other
Other
Name of Catalog Section:
Text of Modification:
Change Initiated By:
_____________________________________
Name/ Title
Change Approved:
_____________________________________
_________
Administrative Authorization*
Date
*Administrator Responsible for the section: VCAA,
College Registrar, Director, Curriculum and Program Development
or as designated
_____________________________________
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Human Resources**
**For verification of new positions and title changes
_________
Date
_________
Date
_____________________________________
_________
Senior Level Authorization***
Date
***Vice Chancellor, College-wide Dean, or Primary Report Head
_____________________________________
Editor
_________
Date
(8/16)
College Campus Ministry Committee 2016-2017
COLLEGE CAMPUS MINISTRY COMMITTEE
The College Campus Ministry Committee coordinates spiritual and religious student activities, ensures
application of ethical values to student development, promotes fair treatment of religious groups, and protects
students from inappropriate religious persuasion and solicitation of funds on campus.
Chair:
Eboness Williams, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics
Executive Officer:
City Park Campus
Ex Officio Members:
Scott Borne, Interim Assistant Director of Student Life
Committee Members:
Rupert Alexis, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Steven Baker, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Laila Bicksler, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Vernell Briscoe, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Gera Bridgewater, Professor/Librarian, City Park Campus (2016-2018)
Marilyn Ciolino, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Ty Delger, Associate Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Ann Dieck, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Lisette Ganier, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2017)
Etta Haywood, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Barbara Hebert, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Leslie Fumar, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Peter Keller, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Shawnte Lofton, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Sheila McDermott, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Elizabeth Nadeau, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Wendy Rihner, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Courtney Rimes Stortz, Librarian/Professor (2016-2018)
Raul Salas, Instructor/ Course Coordinator, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Patricia Smart, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Janine Smith, Instructor/Librarian, Library Services (2016-2019)
Dai Trang, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Betty Vix Weinberger, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Lisa Westman, Instructor, Communication (2016-2017)
William Wilson, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2018)
Commencement Committee 2016-2017
COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE
The Commencement Committee serves as an advisory committee to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. It plans,
coordinates, and manages the arrangement for graduation ceremonies.
Co-Chairs:
Andrea Hoffmann, Assistant Professor, Allied Health
Daniel Laiche, Associate Professor, Allied Health
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Members:
Tony Cook, Assistant Director of Public Relations and Marketing
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ Equal Access Equal Opportunity Officer
Committee Members:
Yvette Alexis, Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (2016-2018)
Jesse Boyd, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Cheryl Brown, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Patricia Brue, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Erica Burns, Associate Professor, Science and Math (2016-2018)
Donald Davenport, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Theresa Degruy, Director, Student Support Services (2016-2019)
Evelyn Dodson, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Linda Donahue, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Natasha Flowers, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Marlene Friis, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Terri Gonzales-Kreisman, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
William Gray, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Cheryl Green, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Brenda Hanegan, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Gina Herrera, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Andrea Hoffmann, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Daniel Laiche, Associate Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Carol Landry, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Elizabeth Liebert, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Lyle Christopher McDonald, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2017)
Rebecca Mercer, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Johnnie Mose, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Matthew Palumbo, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017) (*title change)
Jon Petrie, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Rene Spangler Randall, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Jay Randolph, Instructor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Leslie Salinero, Publications Coordinator, City Park Campus (2016-2017)
Diane Sehrt, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Kristol Smith, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Paul Speyrer, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Lawrence Stamas, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
William Traylor, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Leah Wooden, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Caroline Yarbrough, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Community Engagement Committee 2016-2017
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE
The Community Engagement Committee will develop, promote, and support community engagement
activities at the College, in coordination with college-wide academic councils, designed to enhance student
learning through community engagement in a non-profit venture.
Committee Suspended for 16-17 Academic Year
Awaiting Funding of Staffing for Center for Community Engagement
Curriculum Committee 2016-2017
CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
The Curriculum Committee reviews curricula and evaluates proposed curricular changes including new courses and master
syllabi, pre-requisites or co-requisites for courses, changes in course titles and credit hours, additions or deletions of programs,
revisions in degree and certificate programs, deletion of courses and programs. It ensures appropriate master syllabi are in order
for all proposed courses and evaluates its own processes, including receiving and reviewing reports on program assessment and
articulated program and course agreements. The Committee reports to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
Chair:
Assistant Chairs:
Timothy Stamm, Dean, Library Services/ Executive Director, Curriculum and Program Development
Executive Officer: Kathleen Curphy, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and College Provost
Ex Officio Members:
Cherie Larocca, Director, Quality Enhancement Plan
Committee Members:
Revaz Akirtava, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Sal Anselmo, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Michael Brezinsky, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Vernell Briscoe, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Clint Coleman, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Janet Colletti, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Caitlin Cooper, Coordinator of Collection Development Management and Acquisitions, Library ( 2016-2019)
Emmet Davis, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Malene Arnaud-Davis, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Linda Donahue, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Dorothy Smith-Elder, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Marcus Etienne, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Lilian Gamble, Associate Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Danielle Gandolfo, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Janet Gauthier-Stephens, Assistant to the Dean, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Larisia Jones, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Linda Kieffer, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Anne Lavance, Associate Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Claudia Martinez, College-wide Assistant Registrar (2016-2017)
Jim Newchurch, Assistant Director of Advising (2016-2017)
Jay Randolph, Instructor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Kenneth Ripberger, Associate Professor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Vance Roux, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Emily Rush, Instructor, Library Services (2016-2017)
David Sanders, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Deborah Skevington, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing ( 2016-2019)
Dolores Smith, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Sara Strickland, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics ( 2016-2019)
Theodore Walley, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Darlene Williams, Director, Math Lab/ Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Kiedra Williams, Director of Technical Programs, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Leah Wooden, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Theo Worrell, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Excellence in Teaching Award Committee 2016-2017
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD COMMITTEE
The Excellence in Teaching Award Committee reviews nominees for the Seymour Weiss Excellence in
Teaching Award and selects the recipient according to established procedures. Each year the Committee
reviews the selection process and reports any suggestions for revisions to the Vice Chancellor for Academic
Affairs.
Chair:
Michael Toups, Professor, Allied Health
Assistant Chair:
Terri Gonzales-Kreisman, Professor, Business and Technology
Executive Officer:
Committee Members:
Candace Clanton, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Mary Dawes, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
G. Terry Aime Drolla, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Steven Edwards, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Darlene Frederic, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Terri Gonzales-Kreisman, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Susan Hague, Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Barbara Hebert, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Todd Hymel, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Lynn Robertson, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Amanda Rosenzweig, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Lisa Schuler, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Dolores Smith, Professor, Delgado Northshore (2016-2018)
Michael Toups, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Matthew Zimmerman, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2017)
Support Staff:
Beth Weindel, Administrative Assistant 5, Academic Affairs
Faculty and Staff Professional Development Committee 2016-2017
FACULTY AND STAFF
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
The Faculty and Staff Professional Development Committee, in coordination with the Office of Academic
Affairs and the College Council, has responsibility for faculty and staff enrichment activities at the College.
Faculty and staff enrichment activities include but are not limited to: in service training, continuing education,
and support for new faculty. The Committee develops, recommends, and organizes a calendar of activities
which promote the professional growth of faculty and staff on a regular basis.
Co-Chairs:
Barry Brantley, Professor, Business and Technology
Stacey Thompson, Assistant to the Executive Dean, Charity School of Nursing
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Member:
Jeanne Samuel, Dean, Distance Learning and Instructional Technology/
Director, Faculty and Staff Development
Committee Members:
Jennifer Auffenberg, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Mary Barrow, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Barry Brantley, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Tony DeVillier, Assistant Professor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Klassi Duncan, Director, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses,
Elizabeth Hopkins, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Tracie King, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Michael MacCurdy, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Thomas McQuaid, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Roxanne Ponson, Applications Specialist, Admissions and Enrollment Services (2016-2019)
Diane Sehrt, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Joseph St. Paul, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Stacey Thompson, Assistant to the Executive Dean, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Cheree Wiggins, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Angela Wilson, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Stacy Wyllie, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Faculty Evaluation and Improvement of Instruction Committee 2016-2017
FACULTY EVALUATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
The Committee on Faculty Evaluation and Improvement of Instruction guides and monitors implementation,
of a comprehensive faculty evaluation system for both the improvement of instruction (formative) and for
summative purposes.
Chair:
Kathy Favret, Associate Professor, Communication
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Members: Lester Adelsberg, Dean, Communication
City Park Campus
Education
Dean of Nursing
Jeanne Samuel, Director, Faculty and Staff Development
Committee Members:
Abdelrahim Ayyad, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Patricia Brue, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Patrick Conroy, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Beatrice Eweni, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Madeleine Fulwiler, Professor, Communication (2016-2019)
Jeanne Gagliano, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Wendy Garretson, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
John Guess, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology, (2016-2017)
Danelle Guillory, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
John Hill, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Shirley Jeandron, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Therese Marchese, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Carol McCarthy, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2019)
Tandra Taylor, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Shelley Tyler, Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Kimberly Uddo, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Tiquiena Varnado, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
General Education Assessment Committee 2016-2017
GENERAL EDUCATION ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
The Committee on General Education Assessment provides leadership and coordination of assessment efforts
to measure the effectiveness of General Education at the College.
Chair:
Timothy Stamm, Dean, Library Services/ Executive Director of Curriculum
and Program Development
Executive Officer:
Kathleen Curphy, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
and College Provost
Technical Education
Dean of Nursing
Timothy Stamm, Dean, Library Services/ Executive Director of Curriculum
and Program Development
Ex-Officio Members:
Committee Members:
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Institutional Review Board 2016-2017
INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD
The Institutional Review Board is charged with reviewing each request to conduct research using Delgado
students and/or employees.
Chair:
Ellen Manieri, Professor, Charity School of Nursing
Executive Officer:
Ex-Officio Member:
Technical Education
Committee Members:
Brandy Barbarin, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Candace Clanton, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Danelle Guillory, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Cynthia Hoppe, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Veronica Jean, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Linda Kelly, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Pam Kemp, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Ellen Manieri, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
M. Karen Menge, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Ian Nesbit, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Dimitri Papadopoulos, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Beverly Wiltz, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Rebecca Zaman, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Sharon Ziadeh, Professor, Science and Math (2016-2018)
Instructional Technology Committee 2016-2017
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
This Committee fosters use of technology in teaching and learning. The committee recommends policies and
procedures to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
Co-Chairs:
Shanna Clevenger, Associate Professor/Librarian
Jennifer Lang, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities
Executive Officer:
Ex-Officio Members:
Donna Bayard, Coordinator of Media Services, Charity School of Nursing Campus
Julianna Herrera, Media Services, West Bank Campus
Randall Jones, Media Services Specialist, City Park Campus
Jeanne Samuel, Dean, Distance Learning and Instructional Technology/
Director, Faculty and Staff Development
Committee Members:
Jennifer Auffenberg, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Sarah Brock Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Edward Drinkert, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Joel George, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Pam Kemp, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Debbie Kern, Associate Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Leslie Knowles, Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Jennifer Lang, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Jane LaRose, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2018)
Abdulbasit Mahmud, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Mike Majors, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Rachelle Matherne, Assistant Director, Continuing Education (2016-2018)
M. Karen Menge, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Ian Nesbit, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Donita Qualey, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Marceau Ratard, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Courtney Rimes Stortz, Librarian/ Professor (2016-2018)
Patricia Rome, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Audra Rouse, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Nora Steele, Educational Coordinator/Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Gary Wallace, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Robert Warren, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Sharon Ziadeh, Professor, Science and Math (2016-2018)
Multiculturalism and Diversity Committee 2016-2017
MULTICULTURALISM and DIVERSITY COMMITTEE
The Multiculturalism and Diversity Committee continually reviews and makes recommendations to the
Chancellor on College policies and programming that relate to the issues of diversity. The Committee is
proactive in fostering an appreciation of diversity across all College campuses.
Chair:
Peter Cho, Interim Executive Dean, West Bank Campus/
Professor, Arts and Humanities
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Member:
Arnel Cosey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs/Executive Dean,
City Park Campus
Dustin Mickey Pigg, Interim Disability Services Coordinator
Carla Major, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Human Resources and
Professional Development
Traci Smothers, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ Equal Access
Equal Opportunity Officer
Committee Members:
Yvette Alexis, Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, City Park Campus
(2016-2019)
Jesse Boyd, Jr., Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Peter Cho, Interim Executive Dean, West Bank Campus/ Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Robin Cole, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Mary Dawes, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Klassi Duncan, Director, Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses, City Park Campus (2016-2019)
Dennis Formento, Instructor, Delgado Northshore (2016-2017)
Valeria Hallett, Instructor, Communication (2016-2017)
Gina Herrera, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Rhonda King, College-wide Director of Student Financial Assistance (2016-2018)
Hong Le, Instructor, Science and Mathematics
Evan Long, Site Team Leader, Adult Education, Jefferson Site (2016-2017)
Daphne Loney, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Alexis Parent-Ferrouillet, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Audra Rouse, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Matthew Snyder, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Abbey Wallig, Instructor, Communication (2016-2019)
Barbara Zeugner, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Program Review Committee 2016-2017
PROGRAM REVIEW COMMITTEE
The Committee on Program Review coordinates and implements comprehensive outcome review processes
for degree, certificate, and diploma programs following the guidelines developed and as directed by the
Planning and Assessment Council. Duties of the Committee include: (1) the designation of programs for
review each semester on five-year assessment cycles; (2) coordination and assistance in the execution of the
assessment procedures; (3) evaluation of the findings; and (4) support for program-based efforts in utilizing
the results of the reviews.
Chair:
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Members:
Technical Education
Program Development
Committee Members:
Crystal Andrews, Instructor, Arts and Humanities/Director, Hibernia Enrichment Center
(2016-2019)
Douglas Brewster, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Michelle DeLima, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Diondra DeMolle, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Tamika Duplessis, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Jennifer Limon, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Mark McLean, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Michael Santos, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Elizabeth Shaye Hope, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Tiquiena Varnado, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Scholarships and Financial Assistance Committee 2016-2017
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE
The Scholarships and Financial Assistance Committee serves as an advisory committee to the Executive
Dean, West Bank Campus, who oversees the Office of Student Financial Assistance for the College. It
evaluates and validates criteria for scholarships and financial assistance; selects recipients of academic
scholarships; recommends policies and standards for granting student aid, academic scholarships, and awards,
other than those policies and standards set by law or donor; and serves as a resource for information on
scholarships.
Chair:
Jason Briggs, Financial Aid Coordinator, City Park Campus
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Executive Officer:
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Arnel Cosey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs/ Executive Dean, City Park
Campus
Ex Officio Members:
Garnette Listi, Assistant Vice Chancellor/Controller
Committee Members:
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Yvette Alexis, Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, City Park Campus
(2016-2019)
Blanks Branick III, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Jason Briggs, Financial Aid Coordinator, City Park Campus (2016-2019)
Norma Brown, TRIO, Student Support Services (2016-2019)
Peter Cho, Interim Executive Dean, West Bank Campus (2016-2018)
Lucy Cornelius, Administrative Assistant III, Financial Assistance (2016-2019)
Alyssia Dayries-Sam, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Dorothy Smith-Elder, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Kim Gatzke, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
James Guenther, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Brett Heintz, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Beth Lasky, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018)
Krista Lawrence, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Christina Richardson, Financial Aid System Analyst Supervisor (2016-2019)
Steve Trichell, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Darlene Williams, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Beverly Wiltz, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Deborah Young, Professor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Special Needs and Health Services Committee 2016-2017
SPECIAL NEEDS AND HEALTH SERVICES COMMITTEE
The Committee on Special Needs and Health Services functions as an advisory committee to the Vice
Chancellor for Student Affairs. The Committee makes recommendations that address the special needs of
persons with disabilities within the Delgado community. It also provides guidance in planning the College’s
health services programs, which include but are not limited to wellness, stress management, and the
prevention of alcohol and drug abuse.
Chair:
Robin Wegener, Associate Professor, Allied Health
Assistant Chair:
Executive Officer:
City Park Campus
Ex Officio Members: Steve Cazaubon, Interim Vice Chancellor for Business and Administrative
Affairs
City Park Campus
Dustin Mickey Pigg, Disability Services Coordinator
Committee Members:
Scott Borne, Assistant Director of Student Life (2016-2018)
Hetty Cazaux-Gagliano, Instructor, Communication (2016-2017)
Lisette Copping, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Mary Dawes, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Natasha Flowers, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Lisette Ganier, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2017)
Daniel Laiche, Associate Professor, Allied Health (2016-2018)
Robin Matthew, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Carol McCarthy, Assistant Professor, Communication (2016-2019)
Geralyn Morrell, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Donald O’Callahan, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Sharon Robinson, Librarian/ Assistant Professor (2016-2017)
Brian Rosenthal, Coordinator of Health Services (2016-2018)
Cindy Siegrist, Professor, Communication (2016-2018)
Jeffery Smith, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Catherine Strength, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Abbey Wallig, Instructor, Communication (2016-2019)
Robin Wegener, Associate Professor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Lisa Westman, Instructor, Communication (2016-2017)
Student Grievance Committee 2016-2017
STUDENT GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE
The Student Grievance Committee hears complaints and grievances of students regarding any problem
pertaining to student life and development and makes recommendations for resolving substantiated problems.
Chair:
Warren Atkins, Academic/Suspension Advisor, City Park Campus
Executive Officer:
Campus
Ex Officio Members: Scott Borne, Interim Assistant Director of Student Life
Campus
Technical Education
Dean of Nursing
Committee Members:
Leilani Adams, Instructor, Adult Basic Education, City Park Campus (2016-2019)
Yvette Alexis, Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, City Park
Campus (2016-2019)
Norma Brown, TRIO, Student Support Services (2016-2019)
Amy Buckel, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Angela Camaille, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Tracy Dufrene, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Danielle Gandolfo, Assistant Professor, Allied Health (2016-2019)
Connie Green-Daugherty, Instructor, Allied Health (2016-2017)
Donna Hodges, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Theresa Marchese, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Ira Mata, Instructor, Technical Division (2016-2019)
Melanie McHenry, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Johnnie Mose, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Alexis Parent-Ferrouillet, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics
Patricia Rome, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Amanda Rosenzweig Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Angela Shoemake, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Martin Straka, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Koren Thornton, Administrative Super, Admissions, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Janet Vila, Associate Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Betty Vix Weinberger, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Cheree’ Wiggins, Instructor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2019)
Student Judicial Committee 2016-2017
STUDENT JUDICIAL COMMITTEE
The Student Judicial Committee functions as an advisory committee and conducts disciplinary hearings in all
cases referred to the committee as well as appeals by students challenging the decision of the Director of
Student Life. It also evaluates procedures for such hearings and recommends changes as appropriate.
Chair:
Matthew Snyder, Instructor, Arts and Humanities
Assistant Chair:
Jennifer Bennett, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities
Executive Officer:
City Park Campus
Ex Officio Members: Scott Borne, Interim Assistant Director of Student Life
Campus
Theresa Degruy, Director, Student Support Services
Erin Landry, Director, Adult Education
Technical Education
Amy Trainor, Student Life Coordinator, West Bank Campus
Committee Members:
Julie Bell, Associate Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Amzad Chowdhury, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Michelle DeLima, Associate Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Kiel Ellis, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2017)
Jeanne Gagliano, Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2018)
Amanda Jacob, Instructor, Communication (2016-2018)
Larisia Jones, Assistant Professor, Technical Division (2016-2017)
Jill Lambert, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Kristopher LaMorte, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Lynn Lowery, Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2016)
Michael Majors, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Michelle McClain, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Matthew Snyder, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2019)
Student Representatives:
Two (2) Delgado Student Representatives
Student Organizations, Activities, and Intramurals Committee 2016-2017
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS, ACTIVITIES, AND INTRAMURALS COMMITTEE
This Committee serves in an advisory capacity to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and works with the
SGA to evaluate and recommend policies relating to student activities, student organizations, cultural events,
and intramural athletics. The committee is also charged with responsibility for implementing policies and
activities that enhance student participation in organizations, activities, and intramurals.
Chair:
Amy Trainor, Student Life Coordinator, West Bank Campus
Executive Officer:
Ex Officio Members:
Committee Members:
Yvette Alexis, Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, City Park
Campus (2016-2019)
Stephen Andrus, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2019)
Lesha Coulon, Assistant Dean, Technical Division/ Site Manager – Jefferson Site
(2016-2019)
Brandye DeLarge, Instructor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
Kerry Fitts, Instructor, Communication (2016-2019)
Marion Freistadt, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Cheryl Green, Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2018) Susan Hague, Professor,
Communication (2016-2017)
Brenda Hanegan, Assistant Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2018)
Leigh Hanhart, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2017)
Tara LaFrance, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Carol Leefe, Assistant Professor, Charity School of Nursing (2016-2018)
Lisa Melson, Associate Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Elizabeth Nadeau, Assistant Professor, Science and Math (2016-2018)
Christopher Nicotera, Instructor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Roxanne Ponson, Administrative Coordinator II, Admissions and Enrollment Services,
Andrew Rodriguez, Instructor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Audra Rouse, Instructor, Communication (2016-2017)
Erin Sanders, Professor, Arts and Humanities (2016-2017)
Megan Trainor, Answer Center Counselor, Slidell- Northshore (2016-2019)
Pamela Windham, Assistant Professor, Science and Mathematics (2016-2019)
Caroline Yarbrough, Assistant Professor, Business and Technology (2016-2017)
V. CALENDARS OF COLLEGE EVENTS
2016-2017
Academic Calendar – 2016-2017
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Fall Semester 2016
August 8, 2016 – December 8, 2016
August
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5, Friday - Deadline to submit Academic Suspension appeals for Fall 2016
8 - 16, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - Late registration online
8 - 9, Monday - Tuesday - College Faculty Convocation
10 - 12, Wednesday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Late registration in person
13, Saturday - CLASSES BEGIN
15 - 16, Monday - Tuesday, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. - Late registration, drop/add in person
16, Tuesday, 6 p.m. - Final date to register; add courses, change sections, change from credit
to audit or audit to credit / Last date for admission to the College for Semester
29, Monday, 4:30 p.m. - Official Fourteenth Class Day / Last date to drop without "W" on
student transcripts
30 - October 5, Monday - Friday - Second Start registration
September
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5, Monday - Labor Day holiday, no classes
15, Thursday, 4:30 p.m. Final day for dropping Minisession 1 courses with a "W"
23, Friday, 4:30 p.m. Second deadline to apply for December graduation. After this date a
"late fee" will be assessed.
26, Monday, 8 a.m. Beginning of midterm exams
October
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1, Saturday - End of midterm exams
4, Tuesday, 1 p.m. - Midterm grading period ends
4, Tuesday - Final date for completion of non-traditional credits for Semester
5, Wednesday - Minisession 2 classes begin / Second Start classes begin
7, Friday, 4:30 p.m. - Last date to apply for December Graduation. Applications received
after this date will be processed for May graduation.
8 - 11, Saturday - Tuesday - Fall holiday, no classes
10, Monday - Staff Convocation
17 - January 6, Monday - Sunday - Spring 2017 priority registration online
17 - December 9, Monday - Friday - Spring 2017 priority registration in person
November
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2, Wednesday, 6 p.m. - Final day for dropping Fall Semester courses with a "W" or
withdrawing from College
4, Friday, 4:30 p.m. - First priority deadline to apply for May 2017 graduation
8, Tuesday, 6 p.m. - Final day for dropping Minisession 2 and Second Start courses with a
"W"
15, Tuesday, 6 p.m. - Last day for reinstatements to be processed in Registrar's office
23 - November 27, Wednesday-Sunday - Thanksgiving holiday, no classes
28, Monday - Last day of class
29, Tuesday, 8 a.m. - Beginning of final exams
December
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2, Friday, 12 midnight - Final grades due for final exams given on Tuesday, November 29
and Wednesday, November 30
3, Saturday - Final exams for Saturday classes
5, Monday, 12 midnight - Final grades due for final exams given on Thursday, December 1;
Friday, December 2; and Saturday, December 3
6, Tuesday, 11 p.m. - End of final exams; Final grades due for online courses
7, Wednesday, 1 p.m. - Final grading period ends; final grades due for final exams given on
Monday, December 5 and Tuesday, December 6; grade books due in divisional offices
8, Thursday, 4:30 p.m. - End of Fall Semester
13, Tuesday, 10 a.m. - Commencement
Fall Semester Tuition Adjustment Schedule / Withdrawal From College/Reduction
in Credit Hours
Through August 23
August 24 - 29
After August 29
100%
50%
NONE
Fall 2016 Minisessions
Session 1: August 15 - September 30
Registration: August 9 - 11
Last day to drop courses with a "W": September 15
Final Exams: October 3
Tuition Adjustment Schedule / Withdrawal from College / Reduction in Credit Hours:
Through August 17
100%
August 18 - 20
50%
After August 20
NONE
Session 2: October 5 - November 28
Registration: August 10 - 12 and September 26 - 30
Last day to drop courses with a "W": November 8
Final Exams: November 29 - December 6
Through October 12
100%
October 13 - 15
50%
After October 15
NONE
Fall 2016 Second Start Session
Session: October 5 - November 28
Registration: August 30 - October 5
Last day to drop courses with a "W": November 8
Final Exams: November 29 - December 6
Through October 12
100%
October 13 - 15
50%
After October 15
NONE
Spring Semester 2017
January 9, 2017 – May 11, 2017
January
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3 - 6, Tuesday - Friday - Spring 2017 priority registration in person
6, Friday - Deadline to submit academic suspension appeals for Spring 2017
9 - 18, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - Late registration online
9 - 10, Monday -Tuesday - College Faculty/Staff Convocation
11 -13, Wednesday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Late registration in person
14, Saturday - CLASSES BEGIN
16, Monday - Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, no classes
17 - 18, Tuesday - Wednesday, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. - Late registration, drop/add in person
18, Wednesday, 6 p.m. - Final date to add courses, change sections, change from credit to
audit or audit to credit / Last date for admission to the College for Semester
31, Tuesday, 4:30 p.m. - Official Fourteenth Class Day / Last date to drop without "W" on
student transcripts
February
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1 - March 13, Monday - Friday - Second Start registration
21, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. - Final day for dropping Minisession 1 courses with a "W"
24, Friday, 4:30 p.m. - Second deadline to apply for May graduation. After this date a "late
fee" will be assessed.
25 - March 1, Saturday - Wednesday - Mardi Gras holiday, no classes
March
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7, Tuesday, 8 a.m. - Beginning of midterm exams
10, Friday, 4:30 p.m. - Last date to apply for May Graduation applications received after
this date will be processed for December graduation
13, Monday - End of midterm exams / Minisession 2 classes begin / Second Start classes
begin
14, Tuesday, 1 p.m. - Midterm grading period ends / Final date for completion of nontraditional credits for Semester
20 - May 19, Monday - Friday - Summer/Fall 2017 priority registration in person or online
April
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3, Monday, 4:30 p.m. - First priority deadline to apply for December 2017 graduation
4, Tuesday, 6 p.m. - Final day for dropping Spring Semester courses with a "W" or
withdrawing from College
12, Wednesday, 6 p.m. - Final day for dropping Minisession 2 and Second Start courses
with a "W"
13 – 16, Thursday - Sunday - Spring holiday, no classes
24, Monday, 4:30 p.m. - Last date for reinstatement to be processed in Registrar's office
28, Friday - Minisession 2 ends
May
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1, Monday - Last Day of Class
2, Tuesday, 8 a.m. - Beginning of final exams
5, Friday, 12 midnight - Final grades due for final exams given on Tuesday, May 2 and
Wednesday, May 3
6, Saturday - Final exams for Saturday classes
8, Monday, 12 midnight - Final grades due for final exams given on Thursday, May 4;
Friday, May 5; and Saturday, May 6
9, Tuesday, 11 p.m. - End of final exams; Final grades due for online courses
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10, Wednesday, 1 p.m. - Final grading period ends; final grades due for final exams given
on Monday, May 8 and Tuesday, May 9; grade Books Due in Divisional Offices
11, Thursday, 4:30 p.m. - End of Spring Semester
16, Tuesday, 10 a.m. - Commencement
29, Monday - Memorial Day holiday, College closed
Spring Semester Tuition Adjustment Schedule / Withdrawal From
College/Reduction in Credit Hours
Through January 25
January 26 - 31
After January 31
100%
50%
NONE
Spring 2017 Minisessions
Session 1: January 17 - March 7
Registration: January 11 – 13
Last day to drop courses with a "W": February 21
Final Exams: March 8
Through January 19 100%
January 20 - 23
50%
After January 23
NONE
Session 2: March 13 - May 1
Registration: January 11 - 13 and March 6 - 10
Last day to drop courses with a "W": April 12
Final Exams: May 2
Through March 16
100%
March 17 - 20
50%
After March 20
NONE
Spring 2017 Second Start Session
Session: March 13 - May 1
Registration: February 1 - March 13
Final Exams: May 2 - 9
Through March 16
100%
March 17 - 20
50%
After March 20
NONE
Session 2: March 13 - May 1
Registration: January 11 - 13 and March 6 - 10
Final Exams: May 2
Through March 16
100%
March 17 - 20
50%
After March 20
NONE
Summer Session 2017
May 30, 2017 – July 31, 2017
May
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30 - 31, Tuesday - Wednesday, 8 - 7 p.m. - Late registration online / 9 - 6 p.m. Late
registration in person
31, Wednesday - CLASSES BEGIN
31 - June 1, Wednesday - Thursday, 8 - 7 p.m. - Late registration, drop/add online / 1 p.m.
- 4:30 p.m. Late registration, drop/add in person
June
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1, Thursday - Final date to register, add courses, change sections, change from credit to
audit, or audit to credit / Last date for admission to the College for the session
12, Monday, 4:30 p.m. - Official Seventh Class Day / Last date to drop without "W" on
student transcripts
19 - August 11, Monday - Friday - Fall 2017 priority registration in person or online
20, Tuesday, 8 a.m. - Beginning of midterm exams
26, Monday - End of midterm exams
28, Wednesday, 1 p.m. - Midterm grading period ends
July
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4, Tuesday - Independence Day holiday, no class
5, Wednesday, 6 p.m. - Final day for dropping courses with a "W" or withdrawing from
College
11, Tuesday, 6 p.m. - Last date for reinstatement to be processed in Registrar's office
19, Wednesday - Last day of class
20, Thursday, 8 a.m. - Beginning of final exams
24, Monday, 12 midnight - Final grades due for final exams given on Thursday, July 20
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26, Wednesday, 12 midnight - End of final exams; final grades due for final exams given on
Monday, July 24
27, Thursday, 12 midnight - Final grades due for final exams given on Tuesday, July 25
31, Monday, 1 p.m. - Final grading period ends; final grades due for final exams given on
Wednesday, July 26; final grades due for online courses; grade books due in divisional
offices
31, Monday, 4:30 p.m. - End of Summer Session
Summer Session Tuition Adjustment Schedule / Withdrawal From
College/Reduction in Credit Hours
Through June 6
June 7 - 12
After June 12
100%
50%
NONE
Timeline for Creating 2018-2019 Academic Calendar
Timeline for Creating
2018-2019 Academic Calendar
TBA
College Registrar uses previous academic
year calendars as models to update and
develop draft of 2018-2019 Academic
Calendar.
TBA
College Registrar distributes draft of 20182019 Academic Calendar to Academic
Affairs Council for review.
TBA
College Registrar submits 2018-2019
Academic Calendar recommended for
approval by Academic Affairs Council to
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
TBA
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs sends
approved Academic Calendar to Human
Resources to be submitted to Louisiana
Community and Technical College System
Office.
Registrar submits approved Academic
Calendars to Catalog Editor and Webmaster
for publication.
TBA
2018-2019 Academic Calendar published on
College’s website.
Art Gallery Calendar 2016-2017
ART GALLERY CALENDAR
Location:
Delgado Community College
Fine Arts Gallery, Third Floor
Isaac Delgado Hall (Bldg.1)
Further Information:
Brenda Hanegan, Gallery Director
Phone: (504) 671-6377; [email protected]
Delgado Open
Dates: June 16– July 14, 2016
Mia Kaplan: Twilight and the Dance of Trees
Dates: August 25 – September 22, 2016
Opening Reception: Thursday, August 25, 2016
5:00-7:00 pm
A Place for Now, Audra Kohout and Brad Dupuy (Alumni Invitational)
Dates: September 29 - October 27, 2016
Reception: Thursday, October 6, 2016
5:00-7:00 pm
Perpetual Site: Diller & Giachetti
Dates: November 3 – December 1, 2016
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 3, 2016
5:00-7:00 pm
A Place for All People, historic poster exhibit celebrating the opening of the National
Museum of African American History and Culture
Dates: January 26 – February 23, 2017
Opening Reception: Thursday, January 26, 2017
5:00-7:00 pm
Visual Communications Student Show
Dates: March 2 – March 16, 2017
Closing Reception: Thursday, March 16, 2017
5:00-7:00 pm
Interior Design Student Show
Dates: March 23 – April 6, 2017
Closing Reception: Thursday, April 6, 2017
5:00-7:00 pm
Fine Arts Student Exhibition
Dates: April 20 – April 27, 2017
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 20, 2017
5:00-7:00 pm
Calendar for 2016-2017 Budget
Catalog Production Calendar 2016-2017
CATALOG PRODUCTION CALENDAR
DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE CATALOG
2017-2018 Edition
September 16, 2016
Initial Meeting of Catalog Committee
February 17, 2017
Last Catalog Committee Meeting
March 2, 2017
Deadline for Submission of Personnel Changes
April 3, 2017
Last Day for all approved curriculum changes and changes to all other
sections to be submitted to a member of the Catalog Editorial Team
July 2017
Online publishing of new 2017-2018 Catalog
Class Schedule Production Calendar 2016-2017
CLASS SCHEDULE PRODUCTION CALENDAR
SPRING 2017 CLASS SCHEDULES
August 31, 2016
Rollover of 2016 Spring Class Schedule to 2017
Spring Class Schedule.
Deadline for Deans/Department Chairs to
make changes before classes are opened in Banner
system for advanced Spring 2017 registration
October 7, 2016
SUMMER 2017 CLASS SCHEDULES
January 27, 2017
Rollover of 2016 Summer Class Schedule to
2017 Summer Class Schedule.
Deadline for Deans/Department Chairs to make
changes before classes are opened in Banner system
for advanced Summer 2017 registration
March 3, 2017
FALL 2017 CLASS SCHEDULES
January 27, 2017
March 3, 2017
Rollover of 2016 Fall Class Schedule to 2017
Fall Class Schedule.
Deadline for Deans/Department Chairs to make
changes before classes are opened in Banner
system for advanced Fall 2017 registration
Commencement Calendar 2016-2017
COMMENCEMENT CALENDAR
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
10 a.m.
Fall 2016 Commencement Exercises
UNO Kiefer Lakefront Arena
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
10 a.m.
Spring 2017 Commencement Exercises
UNO Kiefer Lakefront Arena
Credentials Verification Schedule 2016-2017
CREDENTIALS VERIFICATION CALENDAR (New Faculty Only)
By Fall/Spring Convocation or as soon as possible thereafter, all official/unofficial transcripts are
sent to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs or designee, who reviews qualifications for
teaching in specific disciplines. When necessary, department heads/deans will explain and document
unusual circumstances in writing.
Agreements for new part-time faculty must be submitted in accordance with the deadline established
by the Office of Human Resources.
The Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs forwards copies of original official transcripts to the
Office of Human Resources. In addition, official transcripts are filed in the Office of the Vice
Chancellor for Academic Affairs. If the official transcript is not submitted when the agreement is
received in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the office contacts the new
faculty member. Official transcripts must be received in the office by midterm.
Curriculum Development Calendar 2016-2017
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT CALENDAR
August 15, 2016
Deadline for proposals to be submitted to Curriculum Office for
Consideration for possible inclusion at the August 26, 2016 meeting.
August 26, 2016
Scheduled meeting of Curriculum Committee (Overview and Orientation).
September 12, 2016
Deadline for proposals to be submitted to Curriculum Office for
Consideration for possible inclusion at the September 26, 2016 meeting.
September 23, 2016
Scheduled meeting of Curriculum Committee
October 17, 2016
Deadline for proposals to be submitted to Curriculum Office for Consideration
for possible inclusion at the October 28, 2016 meeting.
October 28, 2016
November 7, 2016
for possible inclusion at the November 18, 2016 meeting.
November 18, 2016
January 16, 2017
for possible inclusion at the January 27, 2017 meeting.
January 27, 2017
Scheduled meeting of Curriculum Committee.
February 13, 2017
for possible inclusion at the February 24, 2017 meeting.
February 24, 2017
March 20, 2017
for possible inclusion at the March 31, 2017 meeting.
March 31, 2017
Last meeting for proposals affecting the 2017-2018 College Catalog.
Proposals accepted after this date may not be included in the 2017-2018 Catalog
April 17, 2017
for possible inclusion at the April 28, 2017 meeting.
April 28, 2017
Last regularly scheduled meeting of the Curriculum Committee.
Curriculum Committee completes reviews of all proposals for the
2017-2018 College Catalog.
August 5, 2017
All 2017-2018 curriculum changes implemented (contingent on final approvals).
Evaluation Calendar 2016-2017
EVALUATION CALENDAR
Schedules of Personnel Evaluations 2016-2017
Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty Evaluations
August 22, 2016
September 26, 2016
Begin class visits and evaluation of instructional material.
Completed Preliminary Evaluation Agreement Form* submitted to supervisor.
October 10 October 21, 2016
Student evaluation of instruction.
September 27, 2016 March 3, 2017
Faculty collect documentation of progress toward goals, participate in Classroom
observation where appropriate, and conduct formative evaluations in at least one class during
academic year.
March 17, 2017
Faculty Final Conference Form submitted to supervisor.
April-May 2017
Final conference with supervisor, individually or with department.
June 9, 2017
Faculty evaluation reports to Division Deans.
June 29, 2017
Completed Supervisor's Evaluation Summary Forms due in Office of Human Resources.
* Preliminary Evaluation Agreement goals are based on program, department, and/or division goals in the areas of
Teaching and Related Activities; Service to the College, department, division, or students; and Professional
Development/Activities.
Administrators and Unclassified Personnel Evaluations
March 1, 2017
June 1, 2017
No later than June 30, 2017
Begin evaluations of all administrators and unclassified personnel.
Evaluations submitted to appropriate Dean/Executive Dean/Vice Chancellor
Evaluations submitted to Human Resources
Civil Service Classified Personnel Evaluations
Information regarding evaluation of classified employees is available on the Classified Employees Performance
Evaluation System (PES) web page.
Yearly Timeframe
• Evaluations are based on performance in each fiscal year 7/1 - 6/30
• Evaluations are to be completed between 7/1 and no later than 8/31 each year (generally mid-August internal deadline)
• Planning sessions are to be completed between 7/1 and 9/30 of each year
Important Dates
7/1/2015 – 6/30/2016
7/1/2016 – 8/19/2016
9/15/2016
7/1/2016 – 9/30/2016
10/15/2016
FY 2015-2016 Performance Year
Evaluation period for completed FY 2015-2016 Performance Year
Request for Agency Review deadline to HR for FY 2015-2016 performance evaluation
PES Planning period for new FY 2016-2017
Agency Reviewer deadline to render decision
7/1/2016 – 6/30/2017
7/1/2017 – 8/18/2017
9/15/2017
7/1/2017 – 9/30/2017
10/15/2017
FY 2016-2017 Performance Year
Evaluation period for completed FY 2016-2017 Performance Year
Request for Agency Review deadline to HR for FY 2016-2017 performance evaluation
PES Planning period for new FY 2017-2018
Agency Reviewer deadline to render decision
Final Exam Schedule 2016-2017
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
Final Exam schedules by semester or session are published as they become available in
Delgado’s current Student Handbook at the following link(s):
Final Exam Schedule for Fall 2016 Semester
http://catalog.dcc.edu/content.php?catoid=26&navoid=3461
Final Exam Schedule for Spring 2017 Semester
Available Upon Publication of Spring 2017 Student Handbook
Final Exam Schedule for Summer 2016 Session
Available Upon Publication of Summer 2017 Student Handbook
Health & Other Insurance Calendar—Open Enrollment Period for 2017 Calendar Year Benefits
HEALTH & OTHER INSURANCE—ANNUAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD
The month of October 2016
Deadline for making changes to all insurance benefits for
2017 Calendar Year.
More information on Available Insurance Benefits for Calendar Year 2017 will be available during
the Open Enrollment Period in October 2016 and will be published on the following webpage at that
time:
Office of Human Resources Employee Benefits webpage:
http://www.dcc.edu/departments/hr/benefits.aspx
Holiday Calendar 2016-2017
HOLIDAY CALENDAR
Academic Year 2016-2017
September 5, 2016
Labor Day
Monday
November 24, 2016
November 25, 2016
Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday
Friday-Annual
December 19, 2016
December 20, 2016
December 21, 2016
December 22, 2016
December 23, 2016
December 26, 2016
December 27, 2016
December 28, 2016
December 29, 2016
December 30, 2016
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Winter Holiday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday - Annual
Friday
Monday
Tuesday-Annual
Wednesday-Annual
Thursday
Friday- Annual
January 2, 2017
New Year’s Holiday
Monday- Annual
January 16, 2017
Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday
February 27, 2017
February 28, 2017
March 1, 2017
Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday-Annual
April 14, 2017
Spring Holiday
Friday
May 29, 2017
Memorial Day
Monday
July 4, 2017
Independence Day
Tuesday
The calendar above represents the holidays for the current academic year.
Please be advised that each institution of Higher Education designates fourteen legal
holidays per calendar year to be observed by all its employees. For information on
calendar year holiday schedules, see the Holiday Schedule for 2016 Calendar Year
and Holiday Schedule for 2017 Calendar Year.
HOLIDAYS DECLARED BY THE GOVERNOR DO NOT APPLY TO EMPLOYEES OF
DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE. AS A STATE INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION,
DELGADO DESIGNATES THE SAME NUMBER OF HOLIDAYS DECLARED BY THE
GOVERNOR ON DATES RELATIVE TO THE CURRENT ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR.
Time Line for Creating
2019 Calendar Year Holiday Schedule
Fall 2016
Assistant Vice Chancellor for
Human Resources presents draft of 2019
Calendar Year Holiday Schedule to
Business and Administrative Affairs
Council for review.
Upon BAA Council
Recommendation
Academic Affairs Council for review.
Upon AA Council
Recommendation
College Council for review.
Upon College Council Recommendation
(by Spring 2017)
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Human
Resources submits 2019 Calendar Year
Holiday Schedule to LCTCS System
Office.
Inventory Calendar 2016-2017
INVENTORY CALENDAR
September 26 - 30, 2016
Inventory Training Sessions
October 7, 2016
Printout for Inventory of Moveable Property distributed to Property
Supervisors
January 20, 2017
Completed Inventory Reports returned to Property Control Office
February 1 – 28, 2017
Inventory Reports reviewed
March 10, 2017
Discrepancies from original Inventory Report returned to Property Location
Supervisors for “Spring Search”
April 14, 2017
“Spring Search” results to Property Control Office
June 12, 2017
Inventory Report submitted to Louisiana Property Assistance Agency
(L.P.A.A.)
Library Calendar 2016-2017
LIBRARY CALENDAR
For the All College Library Locations:
City Park Campus, West Bank Campus, Northshore – Slidell, Charity School of Nursing,
Jefferson Site, and Sidney Collier
2016 Fall Semester
November 18, 2016
Final date for faculty to return or renew all library books and materials
December 7, 2016
Final date for students to return all library books and materials
2017 Spring Semester
April 14, 2017
Final date for submitting requests for purchase of library materials
for academic year 2017-2018
April 21, 2017
May 10, 2017
2017 Summer Session
July 12, 2017
July 27, 2017
Music Recital Calendar 2016-2017
MUSIC RECITAL CALENDAR
The Delgado Music Department offers a recital hour on Thursdays in the Band Room (316W). Concerts,
lectures, and demonstrations explore diverse musical styles and historical periods. All performances are free
and open to the public.
Location:
Band Room (316W)
Isaac Delgado Hall (Building #1)
City Park Campus
Dates:
Every Thursday when school is in session
Time:
12:30 – 1:30 pm
Events Scheduled to Date:
TBA
Steven Edwards
Phone: (504) 671-6373
Operational Guidelines Publication Calendar 2016-2017
OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES PUBLICATION CALENDAR
March-April, 2017
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs sends out email
requests for faculty and staff to submit committee membership
preferences for 2017-2018 academic year.
June 1, 2017
Deadline for all calendar information to be sent to Policy Office as it
should appear in the 2017-2018 Operational Guidelines.
June 15, 2017
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs submits committee and
Council assignment list to Policy Office for inclusion in the
2017-2018 Operational Guidelines.
Prior to Fall
Policy Office prepares publication for Vice Chancellor for Academic
Convocation Week Affairs’ final approval and subsequent electronic publication.
Fall Convocation
Week
Policy Office electronically notifies faculty and staff members regarding
Operational Guidelines’ availability on College’s web site.
Payroll – Biweekly by Calendar Year 2016
Payroll – Biweekly by Calendar Year 2017
Payroll - Adjunct Teaching/Part-Time Agreement Calendar Fall 2016
ADJUNCT TEACHING/PART-TIME AGREEMENT PAY DATES*
*Note: All completed paperwork must be received in the Office of Human Resources
by the required deadline.
FALL SEMESTER 2016
Friday, September 16, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, September 30, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, October 14, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, October 28, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, November 11, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, November 25, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, December 9, 2016 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Payroll - Adjunct Teaching/Part-Time Agreement Calendar Spring 2017
ADJUNCT TEACHING/PART-TIME AGREEMENT PAY DATES*
*Note: All completed paperwork must be received in the Office of Human Resources
SPRING SEMESTER 2017
Friday, February 17, 2017 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, March 3, 2017 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, April 14, 2017 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, April 28, 2017 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Friday, May 12, 2017 (1/7th of agreement pay)
Payroll – Faculty Summer Session Payroll Calendar 2017
FACULTY SUMMER SESSION PAYROLL CALENDAR
All completed paperwork must be received in the Office of Human Resources
Full-time Faculty on Summer Service Employment Agreements
Friday, June 9, 2017 (1/6th of agreement pay)
Friday, June 23, 2017 (1/6th of agreement pay)*
Friday, July 7, 2017 (1/6th of agreement pay)*
Friday, August 4, 2017 (1/6th of agreement pay)*
Friday, August 18, 2017 (1/6th of agreement pay)
*Note: Full-time Faculty Summer Service Employment will be paid in 6 installments;
Full-time Faculty Overloads will be paid in 4 installments as per schedule below. The first
check of June 9th and last check of August 18th will not include overload pay.
Adjunct Faculty and Full-time Faculty Overloads on Part-Time Agreements
Friday, June 23, 2017 (1/4th of agreement pay)*
Friday, August 4, 2017 (1/4th of agreement pay)*
Planning and Assessment Calendar 2016-2017
DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLANNING & ASSESSMENT CYCLE
Step 1: In June and July, Assessment Liaisons meet as a group to discuss overarching goals and develop an
assessment plan that addresses opportunities for systemic improvement, and to close-out the 18-month
planning cycle. Additionally, several broad planning goals will be identified to include in Unit Assessment
Plans.
Step 2: During the Fall semester (August to December), Assessment Liaisons meet with assigned Planning
Units to begin the development of Unit Assessment Plans for the current year. Assessment Liaisons review
the Unit Assessment Plan Template and Evaluation Rubric with planning units to ensure consistency in format
across the College (See Sample Unit Assessment Plan and Evaluation Rubric). Planning begins with a
review of the past assessment cycle, and the collecting documentation of the implementation of results. At
this time, Planning Units may update actions, results, and/or initiatives implemented during the overlapping
periods of the assessment and planning calendars. Planning for the current year must develop outcomes to
measure the effectiveness of strategies implemented as a result of the prior year’s assessment and
evaluation. In addition to the alignment with the College Strategic Focus and Mission, each Unit Assessment
Plan should address one of the broad planning goals developed in June/July. Each planning unit must
identify a minimum of three (3) measureable Outcomes and related measurable targets; however, units are
encouraged to identify as many outcomes as necessary to document service to students and the
improvement of the learning process.
Step 3: By the close of the Fall Semester (typically early December for Instructional Units and mid-January
for Administrative Units), 100 percent of Unit Assessment Plans will be completed as final drafts.
Step 4: In January, Assessment Liaisons meet to review all (100 percent) of Unit Assessment Plans to
approve, modify with suggestions, or develop corrective plans of action for Planning Units that did not
complete the past Assessment Cycle and/or did not develop substantive plans for the current year.
Step 5: Reviewed Plans are approved by: Assessment Liaisons, Planning Units, Immediate Supervisors (i.e.,
Academic Dean, Department Head, Assistant Vice Chancellor) and Vice Chancellors.
Step 6: In January or early February, approved and modified plans are circulated, through Assessment
Liaisons, to Planning Units. Units begin the process, in consultation with Assessment Liaisons, of collecting
data to report assessment findings and develop plans to improve opportunities for student learning and
success.
Step 7: Beginning in January, Planning Units collect and record data for each identified outcome. Through
consultation with Assessment Liaisons, units may identify additional outcomes to review, or may
modify/improve existing outcomes. Planning Units begin discussions to review data, and identify strategies
for improvement based on results.
Step 8: By the close of the Academic/Fiscal Year (typically mid-May for Instructional Units and late June for
Administrative Units), 100 percent of Unit Assessment Plans will: contain detailed data (findings) for each
outcome identified; show budget summaries (as applicable); include evidence of data collection (artifacts);
include strategies for improvement based on results.
Step 9: In May and June, Assessment Liaisons meet to review all Unit Assessment Plans, and to develop
strategies to support those Units that may not have completed the Assessment Cycle. Additionally, Liaisons
review documentation of findings and strategies based on included information. Planning units may update
data (findings) and/or implementation strategies during this time.
Step 10: See Step 1
Professional Development Calendar 2016-2017
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MEETING DATES
The Faculty and Staff Professional Development Committee will meet at 3:30 p.m. on the dates indicated
below. Location is to be determined.
Thursday, September 15th
Thursday, November 17th
Thursday, February 16th
Thursday, April 20th
Mini-Grant Calendar
A progress report on the project is due by March 20, 2017, in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic
Affairs. Mini-grant projects are expected to be completed by May 22. Mini-grant recipients are required to
present the results of their projects to the appropriate segments of the College community in the following
semester.
Fall Semester
August 8, 2016
Chair(s) of Professional Development Committee (PDC) announce deadline to
submit Mini-Grant applications at Fall Convocation.
November 2, 2016
Deadline to submit Mini-Grant application to the Office of Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs (VCAA) and a copy to Chair(s) of PDC.
November 24, 2016
PDC submits prioritized list of final recommendations to the VCAA.
December 9, 2016
Award Letter and Contract mailed from Office of Professional Development with a
copy to VCAA and Chair of PDC.
December 16, 2016
Completed Contract returned to Office of Professional Development.
Spring Semester
January 9, 2017
Chair or designee of PDC makes formal announcement of recipients at Spring
Convocation.
February 2017
Deadline for first half funds distribution. (Atypical contract date)
March 17, 2017
Recipient submits Progress Report to Chair of PDC with copy to VCAA and Director
of Professional Development.
May 19, 2017
Project Completed. Documentation submitted to VCAA with copy to Chair of
PDC.
Following Fall
Semester
Mini-grant project results are presented to the appropriate segment of the College.
(at the Fall Convocation, if possible).
Professional Development Calendar 2016-2017 (Continued)
PRESENTER’S GRANT TIMELINE:
Applications are accepted at any time during the academic year; however, applicants should
allow at least two months for processing forms.
2015-2016 MINI-GRANT RECIPIENTS & TITLE OF PROPOSAL
N/A
Promotion-In-Rank Timeline 2016-2017
2016 - 2017 Promotion-In-Rank Timeline
TBA
Promotion-In-Rank Timeline 2016-2017
2016 - 2017 Promotion-In-Rank Timeline
TBA
Purchasing Closeout Calendar 2016-2017
PURCHASING CLOSEOUT CALENDAR
March 3, 2017
Requisitions over $25,000.00 must be complete, i.e.:
A.
Entered into Banner
B.
Fully Approved in Banner
C.
All back-up documentation received
April 7, 2017
Requisitions from $5,001.00 through $24,999.00 must be complete.
May 12, 2017
All requisitions must be complete.
June 15, 2017
All incomplete requisitions will be purged from the system.
June 30, 2017
End of fiscal year 2016-2017
Student Event Calendar 2016-2017
STUDENT EVENT CALENDAR
Current student activities and event information for all campuses and sites is updated
continually on Delgado’s website at the following link:
Student Event Calendar
http://calendar.dcc.edu/
Technology Fee Proposals (STEP) Calendar 2016-2017
TECHNOLOGY FEE PROPOSALS (STEP) CALENDAR
Note: At each level of the process, any proposal which is not recommended for funding will be returned to the originator
by the group not recommending the proposal. An explanation of why the proposal was not recommended and, if
appropriate, any suggestions for improving the proposal for resubmission next year will also be given to the originator of
the proposal. Alternate sources of funding will also be suggested if any are known to be available.
Fall 2016
Aug. 1– 22, 2016
STEP process and forms available on the College’s website and distributed on each
campus/site, through the SGAs, and in the Dolphin newspaper.
Aug. 23, 2016 (Tues.)
Proposals due to SGAs, Division Deans and Unit Heads.
Aug. 24 – Sept. 6. 2016
College-wide divisions meet to evaluate and prioritize proposals submitted to the Division
Dean. Proposals approved at this level are sent to the appropriate Executive Dean for
consideration by the appropriate Campus/Site STEP Committee.
Sept. 7 – 16, 2016
The Campus/Site STEP Committees and the College STEP Committee meet to select proposals to
fund and prioritize any unfunded, but worthy, proposals.
Sept. 30, 2016 (Fri.)
A list of projects to be funded with a short description and cost for each project, completed
requisition with a current quote, along with the names an titles of all persons who participated
on the committee, is submitted to the chair of the STEP Council.
Oct. 10, 2016 (Mon.)
STEP Council Chair submits prioritized list of proposed purchases to Chancellor for
approval.
Oct. 12 – 21, 2016
The STEP Council reviews campus/site decisions and determines how to spend any surplus
funds from any campus/site.
Oct. 21, 2016 (Fri.)
Chancellor notifies STEP Council Chair of approved proposals. Chair notifies each
Executive Dean.
Oct. 21– Nov. 7, 2016
Funds allocated to campus/site STEP accounts; requisitions may be entered into the
Banner finance system. Numbered hard copy requisitions submitted to Chair, STEP Council.
Nov. 15, 2016 (Tues.)
Deadline for all proposal originators to receive notification as to whether proposals are
funded or not.
Spring 2017
Jan. 4 -18, 2017
STEP process and forms available on the College’s website and distributed on each
campus/site, through the SGAs, and in the Dolphin newspaper.
Jan. 19, 2017 (Thurs.)
Proposals due to SGAs, Division Deans and Unit Heads.
Jan. 20 – 27, 2017
College-wide divisions meet to evaluate and prioritize proposals submitted to the Division
Dean. Proposals approved at this level are sent to the appropriate Executive Dean for
consideration by the appropriate Campus/Site STEP Committee.
Technology Fee Proposals (STEP) Calendar 2016-2017 (continued)
Jan. 30-Feb 10, 2017
The Campus/Site STEP Committees and the College STEP Committee meet to select
proposals to fund and prioritize any unfunded, but worthy, proposals.
Feb. 17, 2017 (Fri.)
A list of projects to be funded with a short description and cost for each project, completed
requisition with a current quote, along with the names an titles of all persons who participated
on the committee, is submitted to the chair of the STEP Council.
Feb. 22, 2017 (Wed.)
STEP Council Chair submits prioritized list of proposed purchases to Chancellor for
approval.
March 1 – 7, 2017
The STEP Council reviews campus/site decisions and determines how to spend any surplus
funds from any campus/site.
Mar. 1, 2017 (Wed.)
Chancellor notifies STEP Council Chair of approved proposals. Chair notifies each
Executive Dean.
Mar. 1 – April 1, 2017
Funds allocated to campus/site STEP accounts; requisitions may be entered into the
Banner finance system. Numbered hard copy requisitions submitted to Chair, STEP Council.
April 5, 2017 (Tues.)
Deadline for all proposal originators to receive notification as to whether proposals are funded
or not.
Textbook-Ordering Calendar 2016-2017
TEXTBOOK – ORDERING CALENDAR
October 10, 2016
Deadline for Spring 2017 textbook orders
February 24, 2017
Deadline for Summer 2017 textbook orders
April 3, 2017
Deadline for Fall 2017 textbook orders
Theatre Schedule 2016-2017
THEATRE SCHEDULE
The Delgado Theatre Department will present several attractions during the 2016-2017 year. For
more information, please call the number listed below.
Location:
The Timothy K. Baker Theatre, Isaac Delgado Hall, 1st Floor
Delgado Drama Hall, Isaac Delgado Hall, 3rd Floor
Fall 16 and Spring 17 Productions and Dates:
All productions will take place in the Timothy K. Baker Theatre.
Oedipus Rex, by Sophocles – September 28 - October 2, 2016
Wednesday – Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 3pm
A Raisin in the Sun, by Lorraine Hansberry – November 16 – 20, 2016
The Grapes of Wrath, adapted Frank Galati by – January 26 – Feb. 12, 2017
A Partnership Production with The NOLA Project (http://www.nolaproject.com/)
Thursday – Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 3pm
Steel Magnolias, By Robert Harling – April 5 – 9, 2017
Delgado Theatre Webpage
http://www.dcc.edu/academics/arts-humanities/theatre.aspx
Phone: (504) 671-6392
Facebook: DCC Theater
VI. INFORMATION FLOW CHART
Information Flow Chart 2016-2017
INFORMATION FLOW CHART
Responsibility
Student
Handbook
PRM
Author*
Date
Editor*
Producer*
Distribute To
Vice
Chancellor for
Student
Affairs
(VCSA)
See
Operational
Guidelines
(OPG)
VCSA
PRM
College
Community
Business
Office
College
Community
Lab Fees
Curriculum
Process
OPG
Director of
Curriculum and
Program
Development
(CPD)
VCAA
Curriculum
Process
OPG
CPD
Business
Office
VCAA
Faculty
OPG
Division Deans
CPD
CPD
VCAA
Division
OPG
VCAA
Unit Heads &
Catalog
Committee
OPG
Catalog Editor
PRM
College
Community
Faculty/Master
Program File
Faculty/Master
Program File/
Enrollment
Services/Unit
Heads
College
Community
ongoing
PRM
Office of
Information
Technology
ongoing
PRM /Division
Deans
ongoing
PRM /Division
Deans
Workforce
Development
& Technical
Education
ongoing
VCAA
Master Course
Inventory
Master
Syllabus File
Master
Program
File
Catalog
Homepage
Program
Brochures
Division
Booklets
-View Book
Media
Information
Non-credit/
Continuing
Education &
Professional
Development
Brochures
Workforce
Development
Brochures
CPD
PRM
PRM
PRM
PRM
PRM
PRM
Workforce
Development
& Technical
Education
ongoing
ongoing
Executive Deans/
Vice
Chancellors/
PRM
PRM/
Executive Deans/
Vice Chancellor
for Workforce
Development &
Technical
Education
PRM/
Vice Chancellor
for Workforce
Development &
Technical
Education
PRM
PRM
Executive Deans
/Division
Deans/Catalog
College
Community
Registrar/ Executive
Deans /Catalog
Committee
College
Community and
Larger Community
College
Community and
Larger Community
College
Community
College
Community
PRM
Larger
Community
PRM
Larger
Community
PRM
Larger
Community
*Authors provide facts or information; editors, with a broad view of operations, coordinate, organize, and approve
materials from several authors; producers have the expertise in presenting the material in the appropriate format.
VII. TRAFFIC APPEALS COMMITTEE
POOL
Traffic Appeals Committee 2016-2017
2016-2017 Traffic Appeals Committee Pool
(In accordance with Policy and Procedures Memorandum
AD-1331.1E, “Parking and Driving Regulations”)
Chair:
Sharon Deihl
Pool Members
Charity School of Nursing
Staff:
Faculty:
Student:
Paula Miller, Donna Bayard
TBA
TBA
City Park Campus
Staff:
Faculty:
Student:
Lolita Cousin
TBA
Melissa Miller
West Bank Campus
Staff:
Faculty:
Student:
Sharon Diehl
Dena Frickey, Tracy Dufrene
Ann Pham
Slidell
Staff:
Faculty:
Student:
Laura Sampson
TBA
TBA
Jefferson Site
Staff:
Faculty:
Student:
Lesha Coulon, Ed VanAvrey
TBA
TBA
Sidney Collier Site
Staff:
Faculty:
Student:
TBA
Marlene Arnaud Davis, Janet Colletti
TBA
VIII. CONFIDENTIAL ADVISORS
Confidential Advisors 2016-2017
CONFIDENTIAL ADVISORS
Note: Confidential advisors are available resources for
the entire college community, not just the campus/site of
their physical locale.
CITY PARK CAMPUS
Barry Brantley
(504)671-6140
Instructor/Director of Hospitality
Building 11, Room 101
[email protected]
Monique Cola
(504) 671-5296
Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs and City Park Campus
Executive Dean
Isaac Delgado Hall, Room 220E
[email protected]
Theresa Degruy
(504) 671-6249
Director, Student Support Services
Building 2, Room 307N
[email protected]
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
AND EDUCATION
Rachelle Matherne
(504) 671-6492
Assistant Director, Continuing Education
Building 8, Room 116, City Park Campus
[email protected]
Regina Radosta
(504) 671-6627
Site Facilitator
Maritime, Fire, Radar and Industrial
Training Facility
[email protected]
DELGADO NORTHSHORE-SLIDELL
Scott Borne
(504) 671-6662
Assistant Director of Student Life
[email protected]
Steven Edwards
(504) 671-6373
Director, Honors Program/Professor, Music
[email protected]
Tammy Marullo-Scott (504) 671-6621
Academic Advisor, Delgado Northshore
[email protected]
Erin Landry
(504) 671-6746
Director of Adult Education
Marvin Thames Learning Resource Center
Room 125
[email protected]
WEST BANK CAMPUS
CHARITY SCHOOL OF NURSING
CAMPUS
Stacey Thompson
(504) 571-1330
Assistant to the Executive Dean
Room 608
[email protected]
Brandy Barbarin
Instructor in Nursing
Room 516
[email protected]
Peter L. Cho
Interim Executive Dean
Professor of Music
LaRocca Hall, Room
[email protected]
(504)762-3110
Miguel Romar (Manuel) (504) 762-3217
Assistant Professor
LaRocca Hall, Room 218
[email protected]
(504) 571-1316
(continued)
JEFFERSON SITE
Lesha Coulon
(504) 671-6735
.
Assistant Dean/ Site Manager–Jefferson Site
Administration Office A3
[email protected]
Peter L. Cho
Interim Executive Dean
Professor of Music
LaRocca Hall, Room
[email protected]
(504)762-3110
SIDNEY COLLIER SITE
Larisia Jones
(504) 941-8515
Lead Instructor & Department Chair
Cosmetology/Barbering
Bldg. 2, Room 238
[email protected]
Monique Cola
(504) 671-5296
Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs and City Park Campus
Executive Dean
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATION – CITY PARK
Carla Major
(504) 762-3003
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Human
Resources and Professional Development
Administration Building, Pod A
[email protected]

Updated 6/05 - Delgado Community College

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