SFCC Facts 2013-2014 - State Fair Community College

SFCC Facts 2013-2014
3201 West 16th Street
Sedalia, MO 65301
(660) 530-5800
www.sfccmo.edu
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Produced by Marketing and Communications
12/2013
SFCC at a Glance
Established
The Junior College District of Sedalia
was established in an April 5, 1966,
election as a result of a dedicated
campaign by the Sedalia Jaycees and
several local educators.
Mission
SFCC is an accessible, learningcentered institution, enriching its
students and community by providing
skills, knowledge and perspectives
essential for a changing world.
Mascot and Colors
Roadrunner | Blue and white
Enrollment
Fall 2013
Credit students ............................ 5,185
Credit hours .............................. 52,090
Online students ........................... 2,332
First-generation students .............. 905
A+ students (receiving A+ benefits) .... 1,058
GED students .................................. 496
Basic Skills students .................... 1,318
Full-time enrollment ................... 2,744
Part-time enrollment ................... 2,441
Female ........................................... 3,318
Male ............................................... 1,867
Average age ....................................... 25
Missouri students ........................ 5,022
Out-of-state students ..................... 156
International........................................ 7
Missouri counties represented ....... 63
Financial Aid
2011-2012
Percent of all students
receiving aid...................................74%
Average aid package
of all students............................. $5,524
A+
SFCC has participated in the state’s
A+ scholarship program since 1998,
which pays for tuition at Missouri
community colleges for high school
students who qualify. In fall 2013,
SFCC had 1,058 students who received
A+ benefits.
Accreditation
SFCC has been affiliated with the
North Central Association (NCA)
of Colleges and Schools since it was
founded. Correspondence status was
granted in 1968. Full accreditation
was granted in 1976, 1981, 1988,
and 1999. SFCC became accredited
through admission to the NCA/Higher
Learning Commission’s Academic
Quality Improvement Program (AQIP)
in 2005 and continues to be accredited
on an annual basis.
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Program Accreditation
• Automotive Technology – National
Automotive Technicians Foundation
(NATEF), an affiliate of the National
Institute for Automotive Service
Excellence (ASE)
• Construction Technology –
American Council for Construction
Education (ACCE)
• Dental Hygiene – Commission on
Dental Accreditation (CODA)
• Nursing – Missouri Board of
Nursing
• Occupational Therapy Assistant
– Accreditation Council for
Occupational Therapy Education
(ACOTE) of the American
Occupational Therapy Association
(AOTA)
• Radiologic Technology – Joint
Review Committee on Education in
Radiologic Technology (JRCERT)
Certificates and Degrees Awarded
2011-2012
Skills Certificates ................................ 4
Professional Certificates .................. 64
Associate degrees
(AA, AAS, AAT, AS) ...................... 673
Total certificates and degrees ...... 741
Contacts
Athletics
(660) 530-5808 | sfccmo.edu/athletics
President
(660) 596-7222
Website
sfccmo.edu
Box Office
(660) 530-5814 | sfccmo.edu/thearts
Residence Hall
(660) 530-5854 | sfccmo.edu/housing
Campus Map
sfccmo.edu/collegetour
Café and Catering
(660) 596-7235
Safety and Security
(660) 596-7110
Campus Phone Numbers
Sedalia ................................(660) 530-5800
Toll-free ..................... (877) 311-7322 (SFCC)
SFCC-Boonville .....................(660) 882-3090
SFCC-Clinton ........................ (660) 383-1600
SFCC-Eldon ..........................(573) 348-0888
SFCC-Lake of the Ozarks .......(573) 348-0888
SFCC-Whiteman AFB ............(660) 563-3358
Campus Store
(660) 530-5840 | sfccmo.edu/bookstore
SFCC Foundation
(660) 530-5811 | sfccmo.edu/foundation
Daum Museum
(660) 530-5888 | daummuseum.org
Student Services
(660) 530-5830
Donald C. Proctor Library
(660) 530-5842 | sfccmo.edu/library
Admissions
(660) 530-5833
[email protected]
sfccmo.edu/admissions
Financial Aid and Scholarships
(660) 530-5834 | sfccmo.edu/
howtopayforcollege
Connect with us!
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linkedin.com/groups/State-Fair-CommunityCollege-Alumni
Academic Records and Registrar
(660) 530-5829
Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center
(660) 530-5808 | sfccmo.edu/
multipurposecenter
Adult Education and Literacy
(660) 596-7389 | sfccmo.edu/ael
Human Resources
(660) 530-5825 | sfccmo.edu/jobs
Advising and Resource Center
(660) 530-5831
Learning Force
Work force/professional
development .................(660) 530-5810
Lifelong Learning .......... (660) 530-5822
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Challenges and Opportunities
• Increasing student retention and
completion
• Increasing percentage of full-time
faculty (currently 18%)
• Advocating for increased state
funding and alternative revenue
sources
• Managing enrollment growth,
particularly in allied health programs
• Developing the next phase of the
campus master facilities plan
• Fully integrating and implementing
Continuous Quality Improvement
principles
• Promoting the Energy Innovation
Center incubator
• Increasing and improving student
and academic support services
• Revising the strategic plan that
embraces a shared vision among
stakeholders
• Keeping costs low for students
Employee Profile
Fall 2011 to Fall 2012
Full-time retention rate.................60%
Part-time retention rate ................35%
Full-time graduation rate within
three years (2009 cohort) .............22%
Spring 2013
Faculty ............................................. 413
Full-time ......................................... 73
Part-time....................................... 340
Staff ................................................. 152
Full-time ....................................... 114
Part-time......................................... 38
Licensure Pass Rates
2011-2012 ...................................^97.4%
2010-2011 ................................... *98.2%
2009-2010 ................................... *96.5%
^Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant,
Radiologic Technology, Dental Hygiene, CNA
*Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant,
Radiologic Technology, Dental Hygiene
Tuition
2013-2014
Fall 2013 through summer 2014
semesters, per credit hour:
In-district .......................................... $98
Out-of-district ................................ $131
Out-of-state .................................... $196
International................................... $229
“I’m attending SFCC at Whiteman in order to complete my
CCAF degree, and then I want to transfer to a four-year
university. I like that the classes work with my schedule and
are close to my home. Plus, SFCC is very military friendly.”
~Amber Rash, Warrensburg
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Retention and Graduation Rates
Residence Hall—$1,813 per semester,
plus either a 19-meals per week plan
with a $1,300 value OR a 15-meals per
week plan with a $1,200 value
Alumni Profile
There are more than 12,000 graduates.
Currently, alumni are defined as those
who receive a certificate or degree.
SFCC Foundation Endowment
$8 million
Board of Trustees
Gary Noland, president
Judy Parkhurst, vice president
Randall D. Eaton, treasurer
Kip Salmon, secretary
Ron Wineinger, member
Patricia Wood, member
President
Dr. Joanna Anderson
“I chose to attend SFCC because I
can use my A+ scholarship, which
makes college really affordable. I
want to be a nurse and help people,
and SFCC is helping me do that.”
~Caitlyn Ridgway, Boonville
STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACTS | 3
What We Offer
Credit Degrees and Programs
Transfer
• Associate of Arts (AA)
• Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT)
• Associate of Science (AS)
Career and Technical
• Skills Certificates
• Advanced Driveability
• Architectural Drafting
• Automotive Chassis
• Automotive Electrical/Electronics,
Heating/Air Conditioning
• Automotive Transmission,
Driveline and Axles
• Basic Business Competencies
• CNC Operation
• Control Technology
• Electro-Mechanical Technology
• Machinist Level 1
• Machinist Level 2
• Maintenance Management
• Manufacturing Production
Technician
• Mechanical Drafting
• Nurse Aide
• Pharmacy Technician
• Pipe Welding
• Structural Welding
• Solar Electric Installation
• Sustainable Agriculture
• Professional Certificates
• Agricultural Business
• Agronomy
• Automotive Technology
• Computer Aided Drafting
Technology
• Machine Tool Technology
• Medical Coding
• Nurse Aide
• Office Support Services
• Pharmacy Technician
• Practical Nursing
• Total Productive Maintenance
• Welding Technology
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
• Accounting
• Agriculture
• Agriculture with Emphasis in
Horticulture
• Agriculture with Emphasis in
Sustainable Agriculture
• Automotive Technology
• Building Materials
Merchandising
• Business Management,
Management Specialty
• Business Management,
Marketing and Retail Specialty
• Business Management, Office
Management Specialty
• Computer Aided Drafting
Technology
• Computer Information Systems
with Emphasis in Accounting
• Computer Information Systems
with Emphasis in Programming
• Computer Information
Systems with Emphasis in Web
Development
• Construction Technology
“I chose SFCC because it’s close
to home, and I can use my A+
scholarship. I’m getting a quality
education at an affordable price, and
the teachers and staff go out of their
way to help you.”
~Kathryn Fergerson, Osceola
SFCC is affordable!
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*Source: http://dhe.
mo.gov/data/statsum.
Tuition and required
fees for 30 credit hours a
year, 2011-2012; SFCC
costs are for 2013-2014.
Comparisons do not
include the cost of books,
transportation or room
and board.
$20,662
$7,499
$3,930
$2,940
SFCC
(in-district
resident)
SFCC
(Missouri
resident)
Missouri public
Missouri private
college or
college or university
university
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SFCC Foundation
The SFCC Foundation began
in 1981 with a single check
for $2,000 from J. Higdon
and Bernice Potter, who
wanted their estate “to benefit
the young people of this
community.”
Led by a volunteer board,
the foundation supports
the mission of the college
and has assets of more than
$8 million. The foundation
manages more than 50
endowed scholarships
that provided $94,000
in scholarships to SFCC
students last year.
“I’m attending SFCC and using my A+ scholarship. My plan is to study
mechanical engineering and transfer to a university. SFCC’s staff and
instructors’ primary concern is student success, and Ms. Colvert is
just one great example. After taking her Trigonometry class, I knew
SFCC was a good fit for me!”
~Andrew Lewis, Clinton
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Since 1981, the foundation has
given almost $14 million from
bequests, major gifts and
endowment fund earnings.
The foundation spearheaded
several capital campaigns
to build the Fred E. Davis
Multipurpose Center, Daum
Museum, and Heckart
Science and Allied Health
Center and to establish
student scholarships. Thanks
to generous gifts from
friends of the college to the
SFCC Foundation, many
buildings on the college’s
128-acre campus have been
constructed or remodeled
and programs have received
funds that enhance student
learning inside and outside
the classroom.
• Criminal Justice
• Dental Hygiene
• Diagnostic Medical Sonography
• Early Childhood Development
• Health Care Specialist with
Emphasis in Nurse Aide
• Health Care Specialist with
Emphasis in Pharmacy
Technician
• Health Information Technology
• Industrial Technology with
Emphasis in Electrical
Maintenance
• Metals Technology
• Metals Technology with
Emphasis in Machine Tool
Technology
• Metals Technology with
Emphasis in Welding Technology
• Marine Technology
• Network Administration
• Networking with Emphasis in
PC Technician
• Nursing
• Occupational Therapy Assistant
Paraprofessional Educator
• Radiologic Technology
• Renewable Energy Technology
with Emphasis in Biomass
Energy
• Renewable Energy Technology
with Emphasis in Solar Electric
• Renewable Energy Technology
with Emphasis in Wind Electric
Noncredit Programs
The Learning Force
SFCC’s Learning Force is a team of
industry and business experts and
instructors who provide noncredit
courses and training that are critical
to strengthening the work force and
enhancing the quality of life in the
college’s 14-county service area. These
opportunities, designed to equip,
motivate and develop the whole
person, include the following:
• Customized work force knowledge
for business and industry
• Professional development skills for
companies and individuals
• Enrichment classes in culinary arts,
dance, language, computers, fitness,
and much more
AEL services are free and provide
individualized and group instruction
in the following areas:
• High School Equivalency Test (HSE)
preparation
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
classes and U.S. Citizenship test
preparation
• Language arts, reading or
mathematics skill building to
prepare for college or improve job
placement
Adult Education and Literacy (AEL)
• AEL’s mission is to empower
individuals through education and
knowledge and promote learning as
a lifelong process that is necessary
for living well in our changing
society and workplace.
“You’re never too old to start new. I
earned my GED at SFCC, and now
I’m working on a teaching degree.
I’m showing my children that
education is important.”
~Doerthe Burke, Cole Camp
STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACTS | 5
Who We Serve
Sedalia
Taxing District and Service Area
CARROLL
The taxing district, designed in
1966, includes Benton and Pettis
counties. The city of Otterville was
added to the district by annexation
in 1985.
In 1995, state legislation expanded
the college’s service area to include
Carroll, Cooper, Moniteau, Cole,
Morgan, Miller, Johnson, Henry,
Saline, St. Clair, Hickory, and
Camden counties.
Boonville
SALINE
Otterville
Eldon
COOPER
JOHNSON
PETTIS
COLE
BENTON
MILLER
CAMDEN
HICKORY
Clinton
Warsaw
CARROLL
SALINE
COOPER
JOHNSON
PETTIS
MONITEAU
COLE
HENRY
 Locations
 Taxing District
landfill in Pettis County. Funding for
the center has been received from
state, regional and federal sources,
including a $1.8 million Economic
Development Administration (EDA)
grant.
Camp Pin Oak Training Program
Energy Innovation Center
• Convert methane gas from local
landfill into electricity for college
and community energy needs
• Provide educational and training
opportunities in advanced energy
systems
• Provide an incubator for emerging
businesses to research, develop
and prove next generation energy
technologies
On Sept. 3, 2010, the historic dining
lodge at Camp Pin Oak in the Lake of
the Ozarks State Park was struck by
lightning and destroyed by fire.
Gov. Jay Nixon pledged to rebuild
the 3,800-square-foot structure
because Camp Pin Oak had been an
important place for “Missouri youth to
experience nature, learn valuable skills
and create lasting memories.”
MORGAN
ST. CLAIR
Whiteman Air Force Base
Lake of the Ozarks
MONITEAU
HENRY
To date, more than 70 participants
have enrolled in programs and
utilized the grant funding.
Through the on-site classroom,
students rebuilt the lodge to its
original grandeur with today’s
amenities while earning associate
degrees in Construction Technology
and valuable on-the-job experience.
The dining lodge reopened in October
2013.
SFCC has used the funds to develop
courses and programs in Machine
Tool, Welding and Industrial
Maintenance. Funding also provides
tuition assistance to eligible students.
MORGAN
BENTON
ST. CLAIR
MILLER
Camp Pin Oak is located in SFCC’s
service area, and within a few months,
a partnership between the state and
SFCC created a unique training
program that would both educate
students and rebuild the lodge. In fall
2011, SFCC students began a one-of-a
kind learning opportunity at the camp.
In 2009, a public-private partnership
between SFCC, Waste Corporation of
Missouri, Kansas City Power & Light,
and other partners formed to develop
a center and acquire funding to hire
consultants, a curriculum designer
and to construct a building and power
generator on a five-acre site at the
Waste Corporation of Missouri central
When the center is completed, it will
accomplish the following objectives:
Energy Innovation Center
CAMDEN
HICKORY
August 2013
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The Daum Museum sheds light
on the stimulating complexity of
modern and contemporary art by
collecting, preserving, interpreting,
and exhibiting artworks created since
SFCC has used the funds to add a
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
program, expand offerings in the
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11
5
$1,596
$1,514
2010
2011
2012
5,
82
3
$1,758
26
4,
50
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$2,717
30
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$2,605
$2,393
$2,428
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$2,496
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$2,884
3,000
$2,655
1,000
$1,964
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2013
State Appropriations per FTE
Student Enrollment Credit Hours
(Fall 2002 - 2013)
52
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The $15 million statewide
MoManufacturingWINs program
is funded by the U.S. Department
of Labor and administered through
the Missouri Community College
Association.
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30
50,000.00
0
In 2013, SFCC received $996,000 to
meet the growing work force needs of
the manufacturing industry.
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60,000.00
02
MoManufacturingWINs
75
0
To date, more than 130 participants
have enrolled in programs and
utilized the grant funding.
3,
29
0
4,000
2,000
Radiologic Technology program, and
train additional students in CNA,
CMT and Phlebotomy. Funding also
provided tuition assistance to eligible
students.
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3
5,000
5,
18
5
6,000
,2
The funding is part of a $20 million
grant awarded to 12 Missouri
public community colleges and
Linn State Technical College by
the U.S. Department of Labor and
administered through the Missouri
Community College Association.
(Fall 2002 - 2013)
33
In 2011, SFCC received a $940,500
grant to expand its allied health
programs and train workers for health
care jobs and careers.
Student Enrollment Head Count
00
MoHealthWINs
By the Numbers
3.
The museum boasts nine galleries on
three levels, with a combined area
of 9,300 square feet. The permanent
collection consists of approximately
1,000 objects and includes paintings,
drawings, prints, photographs,
ceramics, and sculpture created since
the mid-20th century. It features
significant works by Andy Warhol, Ed
Ruscha, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert
Motherwell, Peter Voulkos, Betty
Woodman, Louise Bourgeois, Linda
Connor, and Ansel Adams.
“I was offered
a job before I
even finished my
clinical rotation.”
~Andrea Sommer,
first student
to complete
Phlebotomy class
95
With generous financial donations
and gift of a large oeuvre of artwork
from local, retired Dr. Harold Daum,
the Daum Museum of Contemporary
Art opened in 2002 on SFCC’s Sedalia
campus. The Daum offers three
or more exhibits a year featuring
the works of local, national and
international artists in addition to
displaying pieces from the Daum’s
permanent collection.
the mid-20th century. In concert with
SFCC’s faculty and students, the
Daum works to enhance the cultural
and educational life of the college,
the city of Sedalia and communities
in the college’s 14-county service
area. On average, more than 900
area elementary school children
and their teachers participate in
a special art experience called the
Daum Escape each year, and more
than 12,000 people visit the museum
annually. Admission is free; for more
information visit www.daummuseum.
org or call (660) 530-5888.
31
,
Daum Museum of
Contemporary Art
10,000.00
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
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Enrollment by Location
Doing Quality Right
(Fall 2013)
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228 483
427
Sedalia - 37%
27
10
405
Lake of the Ozarks - 7%
Whiteman Air Force Base - 4%
Dual Credit - 7%
Warsaw - 0%
2,448
Clinton - 6%
2,332
Eldon - 1%
Boonville-Boonslick - 0%
Online - 36%
Boonville-Kemper - 3%
187
Enrollment by Student Type
(Fall 2013)
4
2
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189
{4%}
Continuing - 53%
50
338
{7%}
~Cody Walker, LaMonte
Dual or advanced credit - 12%
1
First-time freshman - 23%
1
81
Prime Time learner - 0%
International freshman - 0%
1,191
"Being in the welding program
was a great opportunity, and I
was able to still work full-time
and complete the program."
51
Lifelong Learning - 0%
New freshman - 1%
Returning - 4%
616
Personal interest - 1%
Transfer - 7%
2,556
SFCC’s journey toward a culture of
continuous quality improvement
began in 2003 when the college
decided to participate in Higher
Learning Commission’s Academic
Quality Improvement Program (AQIP)
for maintaining accreditation with
North Central Association of Colleges
and Schools.
In 2005, SFCC applied for AQIP
admission and was accepted. In
November 2008, SFCC submitted its
first Systems Portfolio and received
appraisal feedback in February 2009
that identified the college’s strengths
and opportunities for improvement. In
February 2012, the college completed
an AQIP Quality Checkup visit and
received a successful report in March.
Following the checkup, a team of peer
reviewers from the Higher Learning
Commission reviewed SFCC’s
Reaffirmation of Accreditation and
recommended that SFCC receive
continued accreditation. The college
submitted its second Systems
Portfolio November 2012.
While a large component of AQIP is
the reaccreditation process, an equally
important piece is fostering a culture
of continuous quality improvement at
the college. Thus, the foundation was
laid for SFCC to incorporate Doing
Quality Right throughout all of the
college’s units and departments.
In December 2012, the AQIP
Oversight Team and improvement
teams were replaced by the Quality
Council, which consists of a member
from each division of the college, a
Quality Champion and an Executive
Leadership Team facilitator. The
Quality Council ensures integration
and documentation of continuous
quality improvement principles
throughout SFCC by focusing on these
key responsibilities:
• Implement a project management
system
• Provide training and resources in
improvement practices and tools
• Support and monitor quality
improvement projects
• Review, document and
communicate improvement projects
to the college community
One result of a continuous quality
improvement initiative is the college’s recent
development of the SFCC Report Card. It
includes five performance indicators - credit
hours produced, completion rates, fall-to-fall
retention rates, financial performance, and
customer satisfaction. Grades are determined
by identifying benchmarks and collecting and
analyzing data. The Executive Leadership Team
reviews the data and uses this information
to assess and revise, as necessary, goals and
objectives that affect the college’s strategic plan
concerning the performance indicators.
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Visiting - 1%
International transfer - 0%
Continuing ability to benefit - 0%
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U.S. Air Force GEM - 2%
STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACTS | 17
Fine and Performing Arts
Residence Halls
Theatre Arts annually presents three
main stage productions, a children’s
play, and student-directed one-act
plays utilizing two facilities—the
Stauffacher Theatre and the Thompson
O’Sullivan Studio Theatre. Dinner
theatre productions also are presented.
The college offers a residence hall and
one renovated home, all well equipped
and individually wired for personal
network/Internet connections. About
120 students reside in the halls.
The Music Arts program generally
presents three performances each
year–fall, holiday and spring. Each
production showcases the Chamber
Choir, Jazz Choir, Jazz Runners,
and small vocal and instrumental
ensembles.
The Stauffacher Artist & Lecturer
Series brings to campus quality
performances by nationally known
artists and lecturers.
The Daum Museum of Contemporary
Art on campus features a collection
of abstract paintings, drawings,
prints, works in clay, and sculptures
created since the mid-20th century.
Numerous visiting exhibitions also are
presented. Trained volunteer docents
are available to provide tours.
Enrollment by Program of Study (Top 10)
Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center
This state-of-the-art facility features
a 180-yard indoor walking/jogging
track, two full–sized basketball/
volleyball courts, a weight and
fitness center, a large multi-use room,
and two seminar rooms. For more
information, contact the Davis MPC at
(660) 530-5808 or visit www.sfccmo.
edu/multipurposecenter.
(Fall 2013)
Associate of Arts
2,855
Associate of Arts in Teaching
218
Business Management with
Emphasis in Management
124
Early Childhood Development
117
Health Information Technology
108
Athletics
SFCC is home of the Roadrunner
men’s and women’s basketball teams
and Spirit Squad. SFCC is a member
of the National Junior College Athletic
Association, Region 16. For details
visit, www.sfccmo.edu/athletics.
For event details, visit www.sfccmo.
edu/thearts.
“SFCC has one of the best nursing programs in
the state. My goal is to be a labor and delivery
nurse, and I’ve learned that studying and effort
get you much further in life!”
Health Care Specialist
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Practical Nursing
64
Criminal Justice
62
Industrial Technology with
Emphasis in Electrical Maintenance
59
Metals Technology with
Emphasis in Welding Technology
58
~Delanie Ellebracht, Pilot Grove
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Highlights
Academic and Student Support
Services
Employment Outcomes
(2011-2012, career and technical graduates)
350
308
300
250
Donald C. Proctor Library
208
200
150
72
100
50
1
15
0
12
Not available
for placement
Not employed
Serving in the
military
Unknown status
0
Competitively employed
• Advising and Resource Center
(ARC)
• Advising and Counseling
• Testing and Career Center
• Access (Disability) Services
• Café and Catering Services
• Campus Store
• Student Achievement Center
• Adult Education Literacy
(AEL)
• English as a Second Language
(ESL) and U.S. citizenship
• High School Equivalency
(HSE)
• TRiO
• Tutoring
• Upward Bound
• Student Success Center
Continuing
education
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Total graduates
Located in the Yeater Learning
Center, the library has 35,000
books and videos, thousands
of print and electronic journals,
numerous academic databases and
22 public access computers with
Internet connection. Hours are 7:30
a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through
Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday and 6-9 p.m. Sunday.
Technology Resources
• More than 800 computers in
academic classrooms, labs and
administrative offices, all which
are connected to a campus-wide
network
• Classrooms equipped with
SMART Board™ technology
• Portal that provides access
to course and group tools,
calendars, announcements and
student email
• Individual residence hall rooms
equipped for campus network/
Internet connection for personal
computers
• 24/7 help desk
• Student Help Center
• Internet access in the Donald C.
Proctor Library and in Parkhurst
Commons on the Sedalia
campus; and wireless access at
Sedalia, Clinton, Boonville, and
Lake of the Ozarks (network
login required)
Community Use of Facilities
Call Lifelong Learning at (660)
530-5822 for information about
reserving and renting meeting
rooms for community use.
I want to make the lives of people around me
better, and studying to be a nurse is the first
step. I truly appreciate the support I receive
here, and the faculty believe in students and
want us to succeed.”
~Kenneth Watts, Clinton
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Comparison of Higher Education Appropriations
Budget
Missouri Universities and Colleges
- University of Missouri System
- Four-Year Universities/Colleges
Revenues
$25,339,960
(2011-2012)
$707,801,525
{84%}
Linn State Tech
(July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013)
$2,351,064
{9%}
Tuition and Fees
Missouri Community Colleges
State Appropriations
Local Property Taxes
$3,291,090
{13%}
Other
$4,989,275
{20%}
$14,708,503
{58%}
$129,507,142
{15%}
$4,570,639
{1%}
$43,595,002
{34%}
“I’m a returning student, and the most
important things I’ve learned at SFCC are
how to be a student again, and to ask
questions when in doubt.”
~Sheridan Garman, Osceola
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$25,733,699
{20%}
$5,092,146
{4%}
$7,313,206
{5%}
$30,318,270
{23%}
$7,470,409
{6%}
$9,984,410
{8%}
St. Louis CC
Metropolitan CC
Ozarks Technical
St. Charles
Jefferson
SFCC
Other colleges
(Receiving less than $5 million)
East Central - $4,984,993
Moberly - $4,909,643
Mineral Area - $4,797,111
Crowder - $4,399,905
Three Rivers - $4,260,897
North Central - $2,381,150
Expenses
$23,625,967
$1,510,863
{6%}
$176,233
{1%}
$1,820,329
{8%}
Instruction
Institutional Support
$2,611,393
{11%}
$6,031,881
{25%}
Operations and Maintenance of Plant
$11,475,265
{49%}
Student Services
Academic Support
Other
For Bruce Holden, Whiteman AFB, SFCC is
“all in the family.”
“My wife just recently graduated from SFCC,
and my daughter is currently attending.
I attended because it’s on base and
convenient, and I wanted to earn my CCAF
degree. It’s a very friendly environment; the
teachers are professional and helpful, and
the classes are not too big, so there’s more
one-on-one time.”
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April 1977 – SFCC received its
first accreditation by the North
Central Association of Colleges and
Schools.
SFCC Through the Years 1966-2013
April 22, 1985 – The Fred
E. Davis Sports Complex was
dedicated
Aug. 1986 – The college
conducted its first online
enrollment.
Sept. 16, 1968 – SFCC first
opened for classes.
▲ Sept. 28, 1995 – The
Potter-Ewing Agriculture Building
was dedicated.
Feb. 1997 – Dr. Steve Poort
became the third president.
▲ Dec. 1, 1967 – Fred E.
Davis became the college's first
president.
April 10, 1968 – The college
officially became State Fair
Community College.
▲ Sept. 29, 1972 – A new
student union building was
dedicated.
▲ June 6, 1970 – SFCC
held its first commencement,
graduating 42 students.
May 1973 – The college bought
113.87 adjacent acres.
March 15, 1974 – The area
vo-tech school (AVTS) began
offering classes
▲ April 6, 1966 – The junior
college district was formed, and the
first board of trustees was elected.
April 1998 – The foundation
launched its “Making the
Difference” major gifts campaign.
▲ July 10, 1977 – Ground was
broken for the vocational-technical
building.
May-June 1980 – The agriculture
energy project was dedicated.
▲ April 17, 1988 – The
William C. Hopkins Student
Services Center was dedicated
▲ May 13, 1968 – Trustees
voted to buy 15 acres to construct
interim facilities.
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▲ Dec. 12, 1976 – The
Charles E. Yeater Learning Center
was dedicated.
Feb. 5, 1985 – Voters approved
a 15-cent levy increase but voted
down a 12-cents/$100 assessed
valuation bond issue.
July 1, 2003 – Dr. Marsha
Drennon became the fourth
president.
Oct. 27, 1999 – Open house
was held for SFCC’s residence
hall.
Jan. 28, 1981 – The board voted
to file Articles of Incorporation for
the J. Higdon Potter Educational
Foundation
▲ Sept. 12, 2008 – Heckart
Science and Allied Health Center
was dedicated.
June 1984 – Dr. Marvin Fielding
became the second president.
▲ July 21, 1971 – Ground
was broken for the auto-tech
building.
▲ Jan. 26, 2002 – The Daum
Museum opened.
▲ March 11, 1995 – The
Stauffacher Center for the Fine
Arts was dedicated.
▲ Oct. 19, 2001 – A grand
opening ceremony was held for
the multipurpose center.
▲ July 1, 2013 – Dr. Joanna
Anderson became the fifth
president.
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