St. Lawrence - Champlain Regional College

Champlain − Lennoxville
Champlain − St. Lambert
Champlain − St. Lawrence
Message from the Chairperson
Minister of Education
Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport, Gouvernement du Québec
Dear Mr. Fournier,
It is my pleasure to present you with this annual report,
which outlines the operations and achievements of Champlain
Regional College during the 2005-2006 academic year.
The College personnel have excelled in responding to the
needs of our three communities for post-secondary education
in English. Champlain Regional College has accomplished the
objectives it set for this year as well as those determined by
the Ministry. All of our operations have been carried out in conformity
with the laws and regulations governing colleges in Quebec.
I trust that the attached report fulfils Champlain Regional
College’s obligations in this matter.
Yours sincerely,
J. Robert McConnachie
Chairperson, Board of Governors
Message from the Director General
It is with a great deal of personal pride that the results of the
2005-2006 academic year are outlined in this report. The College’s
achievements in all areas of activities are a credit to the hard
work and dedication of the Faculty and Staff at all locations.
It is noteworthy that the financial stewardship of the College
has once again left us in a financial situation whereby we have
met our commitments and generated a surplus that can be used
for strategic acquisitions as they may arise.
Overall, it is evident that our strategic orientations have placed
us in a position whereby we can and do respond in a proactive
fashion to the demands that shape our future. With our focus
on the quality of the learning environment, the success of our
students will continue to be of utmost importance to Champlain
Regional College.
As we look to the future with our conviction that excellence
in operation is the result of proper planning, a number of major
policy revisions were undertaken in such areas as Psychological
Harassment, Faculty Evaluation and the Assessment of Student
Achievement.
In closing, I would like to reemphasize Champlain Regional
College’s preoccupation with the fundamental values that have
established the tradition that has become the basis for our
optimism in the future of our College. As outlined in our new
Mission, Values and Vision Statement, we are firmly committed to
the ongoing quest to be active partners in our communities and
to serve the needs of our students to help ensure their success.
Gerald R. Cutting
Director General
Major Realizations of the Past Year include:
• 2005-2006 Budget
• 2005-2006 College Annual Action Plan
• Agreement between the Conservatoire de musique de Québec
and St. Lawrence
• Annual Financial Report 2004-2005
• Approval of 2006-2007 Budgets
• Approval of Ad Copy for Newspapers and Characteristic Profile
for the Director of Studies position
• Approval of AECs and DECs
• Approval of Bylaw 1 concerning the General Administration of the College
• Approval of Bylaw 2 concerning the Commission of Studies
• Approval of changes to Bylaw 6 concerning Student Fees
• Approval of Federal Transfer Payments
• Approval of Final Report on the Institutional Self-Evaluation (ISE) Action Plan
• Approval of Generic Courses for all Options of the Social Science Program
at St. Lambert
• Approval of Implemented Update for the 2004-2008 Strategic Action Plan
and Strategic Plan
• Approval of Sessional Academic Calendars 2006-2007
• Approval of Sports Stadium for St. Lambert
• Approval of the Action Plan on Equal Opportunity for Employment (Bill 143)
• Approval of the Annual Report on the Strategic Action Plan (2004-2005)
• Approval of the College Annual Action Plan 2006-2007
• Approval of the Creative Arts Program Evaluation Reports at Lennoxville
and St. Lambert
• Approval of the Entente with Collège Marie-Victorin on the offering
of the New AEC Gérontologie Program at Lennoxville
• Approval of the Mandate to the Director of Studies to pursue the
Authorization Process for the New Computer and Mathematics Sciences
Pre-University Program with the Ministry
• Approval of the Mission, Values and Vision Statement
• Approval of the Modifications to the Commerce Profile of the Social Science
Program at St. Lambert
• Approval of the Modified International Baccalaureate Program at St. Lambert
• Approval of new AEC Programs: Conseiller en décoration résidentielle,
Comptabilité de la petite entreprise, Conception de pages Web, Informatique
bilingue and Publication au bureau at Lennoxville
• Approval of the new AEC Computer Security Specialist Program
at St. Lambert
• Approval of the Program Evaluation Report and Action Plan for the
CALL Program at St. Lambert
• Approval of the Stadium Project at St. Lambert
• Approval of the Updated Computer Science Program, Updated Publication
Design Management Program and Updated Tourism Program at St. Lambert
• Approval of two New Courses for all Options of the Social Science Program
at St. Lambert
• Director of Studies’ Working conditions
• Extension of the Duration of both the current Strategic Plan and Strategic
Action Plan by one year
• Information on Clientele Projections for the Fall 2005 Semester
• Local Negotiations, Professionals, St. Lambert
• Local Negotiations, Teachers, St. Lambert
• Nomination of a Dean on the Commission of Studies
• Nomination of the Deans on the Commission of Studies
• Nomination of the Director of Studies
• Presentation of the College’s Annual Report 2004-2005
• Ratification of Protocol to offer the Joint Bureautique bilingue et multimédia
AEC Program between St. Lawrence and Collège François-Xavier-Garneau
• Recommendation of the Selection of External Auditors
• Request for Increase to the Devis for St. Lambert
Report on the Code of Ethics
In 2005-2006, there were no cases considered by the Disciplinary Committee
nor any official complaints received by the Professional Conduct Counsellor.
Financial Statements
Statement of Operating Results
for Year Ending June 30, 2006
MELS
INCOME
Other
Total
EXPENDITURES
RESULTS
Day Program
Adult Education
Residences
Bookstore
Parking
ESL
30,182,689
2,721,349
32,904,038
32,747,491
156,547
1,260,080
1,076,239
2,336,319
2,354,680
(18,361)
602,916
602,916
536,081
66,835
336,004
336,004
321,027
14,977
344,909
344,909
205,414
139,495
150,110
150,110
142,232
7,878
Total
31,442,769
5,231,527
36,674,296
36,306,925
367,371
Detail of Salaries and Benefits
by Category
Detail of Operating Expenditures
by Type
2%
6%
12%
3%
Cadres
13%
Salaries and Benefits
79%
Auxiliary
Services
Total
1,872,533
97,372
1,969,905
327,051
146,115
473,166
Management
28,965,281
Communication and Information
Day
Program
7%
10%
2005-2006
5%
1,097,394
Teachers
63%
17,601,544
919,662 18,521,206
Materials and Supplies
2,052,508
Professionals
1,248,965
109,247
1,358,212
Contracts and Services
4,191,742
Support
3,309,162
468,391
3,777,553
2,660,909
204,330
2,865,239
Total Expenditures
Benefits - All Categories
36,306,925
Total Salaries
27,020,164 1,945,117 28,965,281
Human Resources
Personnel by Category
College
Administration
CATEGORY OF
PERSONNEL
Total Ten N-Ten
8
Management
0
Faculty
Professional
2
Personnel
Support
15.37
Personnel
TOTAL
25.37
Lennoxville
2
St. Lambert
St. Lambert
Lennoxville
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence
7% 1%
Total
Ten
6
8
Faculty Seniority
N-Ten
Ten
Total
12
6
N-Ten
Total
4
12
Ten
N-Ten
4
112
56
56
218
124
94
97
52
45
3.5
1.99
9
8
1
7.6
6
1.6
47.85
39.99
7.86
23.73
20.73
3
286.85 183.99 102.86
132.33
82.73
49.6
2.37
25.47
22.2
3.27
23
2.37
148.96
87.7
61.26
20%
27%
11%
31%
19%
5.49
13
13%
17%
24%
8%
9%
7%
13%
18%
4%
6%
6%
38%
8%
8%
5%
0 to 4 years
10 to 14 years
20 to 24 years
30 to 34 years
5 to 9 years
15 to 19 years
25 to 29 years
35 to 40 years
Ten: Tenured N-Ten: Non-Tenured
Faculty Schooling
20-25-30-35 Years of Service
College Administration
20 years
Colette Boulanger,
Administration Technician
25 years
John Haffenden,
Director of Financial
& Material Resources
Lennoxville
20 years
Peter Belanger,
Guidance Counsellor
Carole Béchamp, Faculty
Danielle Côté,
Administration Technician
Cathy Matthew, Office Agent
Diane Wintle,
Data Processing Technician
25 years
Hélène Breault-Mayhew,
Laboratory Technician
30 years
Jane Loiselle, Information Officer
Myrna McQuaid, Faculty
Ramesh Mehta, Faculty
Binh Hai Nguyen, Faculty
Richard Pellerin, Faculty
Robert Purkey, Faculty
St. Lambert
20 years
Suzanne Coulombe,
Assistant Dean
Diane Lachapelle, Faculty
Ashley Marie Miller, Faculty
30 years
Fouad Ajami, Faculty
Margaret Benfield Doubt, Faculty
Jerry Chinerman, Faculty
Raymond Corbeil,
Student Life Animator
Geoffrey Freemantle, Faculty
Cynthia Hewitt,
Laboratory Technician
Rae Jensen, Faculty
David Jones,
Offset Duplicator Operator
Nancy Kelly,
Director of Continuing Education
St. Lawrence
20 years
John Keyes, Campus Director
Stephen Robinson, Faculty
Maria Slobodrian, Faculty
35 years
Margaret Lesage, Faculty
St. Lambert
Lennoxville
25 years
Dianne Bateman, Faculty
Pedro Cabrejos, Faculty
Alison R. Popiel, Faculty
Robert Stever, Faculty
Barclay Watt, Faculty
7%
8% 1%
9%
17%
30 years
Constance Crossland, Faculty
Scott Kingsland,
Administration Technician
Gilles Talbot, Faculty
Jan Warnke, Faculty
8%
18% 10%
21%
17%
14%
22%
20%
8%
26%
2% 1%
Rochelle Kolodny, Faculty
Stephen Morrissey, Faculty
Maureen Newman, Faculty
Tariq Nizami, Faculty
Brian O’Boyle,
Dean of Academic Resources
Arthur Sandman, Faculty
Danièle St-Jacques,
Data Processing Technician
Nadia Wassef, Faculty
St. Lawrence
5%
16 years
16 years with Master Degree
17 years
17 years with Master Degree
14%
14%
4%
20%
22%
2%
4%
18 years
19 years
18 years with Master Degree
19 years with Master Degree
18 years with Doctorate
19 years with Doctorate
Retirees
Lennoxville
Donald Atkinson, Faculty
Vincent Cuddihy, Faculty
Melanie Cutting,
Assistant Campus Director
Pierre Dagenais, Faculty
Alfred Ford, Faculty
Vivek Kalevar, Faculty
Kenneth Tomlin, Faculty
St. Lawrence
Carol Monaghan, Secretary
Gilles Talbot, Faculty
St. Lambert
Ann Baulu, Faculty
Joan Charteris, Faculty
Johanne Cloutier,
Laboratory Attendant
Mary-Anne Day, Faculty
Robert Feinstein, Faculty
Victor Gnaedinger,
Office Agent
Brian Jensen, Faculty
Beverley Kotania, Secretary
Elizabeth Knight, Faculty
Surinder Lal, Faculty
Harjit Macquer, Faculty
Gail McClintock, Faculty
Antimo Papale, Faculty
Jarmila Philipp, Faculty
Danielle Rhéaume, Faculty
William Robert, Faculty
Halton Stringer,
Trades Helper
Kara Szathmary, Faculty
Ricky Zurif, Faculty
6%
Clientele 2005-2006
Clientele Distribution
Enrolment
Lennoxville
Lennoxville
Fall 2005 Winter 2006
49%
51%
Female
PROGRAMS
Male
Orientation & Integration
St. Lambert
49%
51%
42%
58%
St. Lawrence
Fall 2005 Winter 2006
26
9
96
79
18
4
Pre-University
Science
Social Science
Creative Arts, Literature & Languages
Fine Arts
Liberal Arts
165
406
78
33
30
150
361
81
32
25
520
964
287
462
904
274
276
437
144
236
390
124
79
72
Total
712
649
1850
1712
857
750
50
44
161
98
146
84
46
102*
46
129*
65
61
30
25
61
65
49
62
Total
145
130
385
341
148
175
TOTAL
883
788
2331
2132
1023
929
Technology
Business Administration
Tourism
Special Care Counselling
Publication Design & Management
Computer Science
St. Lawrence
St. Lambert
Fall 2005 Winter 2006
* Bilingual program in partnership with Cégep Limoilou
Continuing Education
Enrolment per Program
Graduation Rates
Lennoxville
.7%
2.9%
Percentage of Graduates per Program
1.2%
100%
14.9%
Informatique d’affaires
Conseiller en décoration résidentielle
Décorateur résidentiel
80.4%
Cheminement par cours
Non-Credit Courses
90%
4
80%
17
70%
7
60%
50%
89
40%
479
30%
20%
10%
0%
Informatique
d’affaires
Conseiller en
décoration résidentielle
Décorateur
résidentiel
St. Lambert
Percentage of Graduates per Program
4.3% 2.7% 1.3%
5.5%
86.2%
100%
90%
Cisco Network Architecture
48
80%
Computer User Support Specialist
30
70%
Information Technology
15
60%
Real Estate Agent
61
Non-Credit Courses
50%
40%
965
30%
20%
10%
0%
Cisco Network
Architecture
Computer User
Support Specialist
Information
Technology
Real Estate
Agent
St. Lawrence
Percentage of Graduates per Program
2.9%
100%
90%
80%
70%
Customer Advisor
97.1%
Non-Credit Courses
11
60%
371
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Customer Advisor
Awards
LENNOXVILLE
ST. LAMBERT
Academic Medal of the Governor General of Canada: Miriam Lebeau
Lieutenant Governor of Quebec Award: Karolyn Kirby
Champlain Regional College Board of Governors Merit Award:
Miriam Lebeau
Anne Thaler Memorial Award: Julia Hamel
Annie Turcotte Memorial Award: Jessica Jones
Athletic Excellence Awards:
Basketball: Karolyn Kirby
Soccer: Claudie Bélanger
Hockey: Mikaël Pépin-Beaudet
Champlain Faculty Union Awards 2005: Jason Gilmour, Mireille Ntumba,
Cora Loomis and Alicia Goodhue
CSA Award: Rebecca Enright
Introduction to International Studies Certificates:
Marie Bellavance Courtemanche, Samantha Beaudet, Léa Gerber,
Julia Hamel, Pensy Ringo and Eithne Sheeran
Jaque Brousseau Memorial Award: Patricia Nadeau
Ken Madokoro Memorial Award: Martine Ménard
Program Achievement Awards:
Science: Miriam Lebeau and Gabriel Pouliot
Social Science: Vanessa Stretch
Creative Arts: Julien Zaccabri
Languages: Marie Bellavance Courtemanche
Fine Arts: Martine Ménard
Liberal Arts (Heather Fisher Memorial Award): Sunita Nigam
Special Care Counselling: Suzette Bobitt
AMT: Amberly Savage
Computer Information Systems: Vincent Henderson
Richard Beger Memorial Award: Claudie Bélanger
Royal Bank Award: Amberly Savage
Sherbrooke and District University Women’s Prize: Cora Loomis
Student Services Award: Isabelle Pawlikowski
Academic Medal of the Governor General of Canada: Amanda Ricciuto
Champlain Regional College Board of Governors Merit Award:
Amanda Ricciuto
American Express Tourism Awards:
Jessica Evangelista, Adriana Prioletta and Karen Andrea McKenna
André E. LeBlanc Student Life Prize: Malika St-Pierre
Business Administration Prizes:
Finance: Tasha Johnson
Marketing: Maude Gagnon-Chalifour
CGA Award: Tasha Johnson
St. Lambert Association of Professionals 22+ Student Award:
Rose Andrée Daceus
Anna Ackle Support Staff Union Award: Haroon Mohar
Champlain College Teachers Association Awards:
Kristina Paré and Anastasiya Dyka
Chemistry Prizes: Amanda Ricciuto, Julia Del Re and Stephen Su Yang
Computer Science Prizes: Nancy Deslauriers and Rose Andrée Daceus
Creative Arts Prizes:
Digital Imaging/Studio Arts: Fanny Berthiaume, Caroline De Koninck
and Denis Dumont
Film/Video/Communications: Guillaume Duval
Photo/Design: Jane Bertrand
Dean Cheshire Memorial Award: Paul Supinski
Desjardins Bursaries Recipients:
Mariane Bourcheix-Laporte, Sheena McInnes, Shannon Jessop,
Evelyne L’Archevêque, Andrew Chaban, Francey Kaiser,
Maude Gagnon-Chalifour, Anthony Buccitelli, Catherine Lepage,
Hoi Ki Wong, Amanda Ricciuto, Steven Lynch and Kristina Paré
Fouad Assaad Memorial Award for World Studies: Sara Maranda-Gauvin
Fuller Laudau Award: Maude Gagnon-Chalifour
Humanities Prize: Amanda Ricciuto
International Baccalaureates:
English Merit Award: Andrew Chaban
Commerce Prize: Zofia Przybytkowski
Science Prize: Tessa Wilson-Ewing
Joy Smith Athletic Merit Award: Fanny Berthiaume
Liberal Arts Prizes: Francey Kaiser and Anastasiya Dyka
Margery Langshur English Prize: Andrew Chaban
Mathematics Prizes: Amanda Ricciuto and Evelyne L’Archevêque
Modern Languages Prize: Wing Chow
Physical Education Prize: Marie-Hélène Lagacé
Physics Prize: Stephen Su Yang
Publication Design & Management Prize: Stéphanie Moroney
Quebec Association of Retired Teachers Award (South Shore Chapter):
Francey Keiser
Royal Bank Merit Award: Francey Keiser
Social Science Certificates of Merit:
Anthropology: Amalia Stenzel
Economics: Evelyne L’Archevêque
Geography: Anthony Buccitelli
History: Savika Fowsar
Political Science: Isabelle Desmarais-Lecours
Psychology: Evelyne L’Archevêque
Sociology: Kathryn Lee
Social Science Program Prizes:
Commerce: Eve Dubuc
Social Science: Savika Fowsar
South Shore University Women’s Club Award: Elise Desjardins
Tourism Excellence Prize: Kristina Paré
United Irish Societies of Montreal Award for Leadership:
Valérie Duchesneau
Potter Family Award*: Anastasiya Dyka
ST. LAWRENCE
Academic Medal of the Governor General of Canada:
Michelle Huaxi Zhang
Lieutenant Governor of Quebec Award: Audrey Veilleux
Champlain Regional College Board of Governors Merit Award:
Michelle Huaxi Zhang
A Men’s Basketball – Most Valuable Player: Olivier Diplo
AA Women’s Basketball Academic Achievement: Andrée-Anne Simard
AA Women’s Volleyball:
Most Valuable Player: Andrée-Anne Simard
Academic Achievement: Anne Sophie Solomon
AAA Women’s Basketball:
Sportsmanship: Andréanne Grégoire-Boudreau
Academic Achievement: Ève Marquis-Poulin
AQPC Teacher Award (Mention d’honneur): Joanne McCalla
Athlete of the Year Awards: Sara-Maude Juneau and Guillaume Landry
Cardinal Roy Trophy: Jonah Marek
Fifth Highest Academic Achievement Award: Keven Roy
Fourth Highest Academic Achievement Award: Jonah Marek
Golf – Most Valuable Player: Sara-Maude Juneau
Men’s Rugby – Most Valuable Player: Guillaume Landry
Ordre des CGA du Québec Award: Visha Manek
Ordre des CMA du Québec Award: Audrey Landry
P.W. Sims Memorial Scholarship Citadel Foundation:
Marie-Christine Beaulieu
Reverend P.S. Mifflen Award: Andréanne Simard
S.L.C. Out-of-Town Student Award: Audrey Veilleux
Second Highest Academic Achievement Award / Royal Bank Award:
Marie-Christine Beaulieu
St. Lawrence Teachers’ Union Bursary: Andrée-Anne Magnan
Third Highest Academic Achievement Award: Sara-Anne Arul
Women’s Rugby – Academic Achievement: Kathleen Keller
Women’s Rugby:
Most Important Player: Catherine Falardeau-Marcoux
Most Valuable Player: Naomi Grenier
* Presented at our campus every third year.
Message from the Director of Studies
During the 2005-2006 academic year, academic operations
at Champlain Regional College were under the leadership of the
Director of Studies, Mr. Bertrand Daigneault. A valued colleague
to all in the College and a close friend for many, Bertrand retired
in the summer and was succeeded by Mr. Stephen Tribble in
August 2006. This report was prepared by the new Director
of Studies.
The 2005-2006 academic year was a busy one, with program
evaluations, policy revisions and program updates being the
order of the day.
The Commission d’évaluation de l’enseignement collégial
(CEEC) visited all three campuses for program evaluations and
also made a presentation at our administrative office for their
strategic planning initiative. Our three existing Policies for the
Evaluation of Student Learning (P.E.S.L.s) are being incorporated
Lennoxville
into one learning policy for the whole college and renamed the
Institutional Policy for the Evaluation of Student Achievement
(I.P.E.S.A.). Consultation and adoption of this policy is scheduled
for 2006-2007. Meanwhile, plans were initiated for the evaluation
of the three P.E.S.L.s in conformity with the CEEC’s operation
for next year. Finally, program updates and revisions occurred
on all three campuses and in Continuing Education as part of
Champlain’s mandate to better serve our clientele.
In conclusion, and on a personal note, as the new Director
of Studies, I am looking forward to developing new initiatives
in preparing our students for the future while building on
Champlain’s long established tradition of excellence.
Stephen Tribble
Director of Studies
St. Lambert
St. Lawrence
Percentage of Students Passing More Than 80% of First-Semester Courses
100%
100%
100%
90%
90%
90%
80%
80%
80%
70%
70%
70%
60%
60%
60%
50%
50%
50%
40%
40%
40%
30%
30%
30%
20%
20%
20%
10%
0%
10%
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
0%
Campus
Total
Pre-University
Programs
Third-Semester Retention Rates
0%
Campus
Total
100%
90%
90%
90%
80%
80%
80%
70%
70%
70%
60%
60%
60%
50%
50%
50%
40%
40%
40%
30%
30%
30%
20%
20%
20%
10%
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
0%
Campus
Total
Cohort F2004
Cohort F2005
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
Campus
Total
(Any Program, Same Campus)
100%
0%
Cohort F2003
10%
Technical
Programs
100%
10%
Cohort F2002
Cohort F2002
Cohort F2003
Cohort F2004
Cohort F2005
10%
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
0%
Campus
Total
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
Campus
Total
Graduation Rates (Any Program, Same Campus)
Within the Prescribed Period Plus Two Years
100%
100%
100%
90%
90%
90%
80%
80%
80%
70%
70%
70%
60%
60%
60%
Cohort F1999
50%
50%
50%
Cohort F2000
40%
40%
40%
Cohort F2001
30%
30%
30%
20%
20%
20%
10%
10%
0%
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
0%
Campus
Total
Cohort F1998
10%
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
0%
Campus
Total
Technical
Programs
Pre-University
Programs
Campus
Total
Student Success Expenditures
Lennoxville
St. Lambert
St. Lawrence
College Administration
Champlain
Regional College
(Total Expenses = $50,085.49)
(Total Expenses = $218,325.59)
(Total Expenses = $113,490.46)
(Total Expenses = $85,717.18)
(Total Expenses = $467,618.72)
89.4%
81.8%
96.1%
83.6%
86.4%
Salary & Fringe
Communication
& Information
Travel
Materials & Supplies
6.6%
7.2%
12.2%
8.4%
Graduation & Awards
Fees & Honoraria
1.4%
3% .5% .5%
5.5% 2.7% 1.7%
1.5% .6% .4%
3.8% .5%
.3% 3.7% 1.5% .9%
Mission
Values
Vision
The College values:
Champlain Regional College is a public,
English-language, post-secondary institution
that provides pre-university and technical
college-level education and training, primarily
in English, to learners in both Regular Day and
Continuing Education programs. The College,
through its unique multiregional structure,
responds to the needs of diverse linguistic and
cultural communities and contributes to the
educational and socio-economic development
of the regions of Quebec served by Champlain
– Lennoxville, Champlain – St. Lambert and
Champlain – St. Lawrence.
ø Lifelong learning for students,
faculty and staff through personal
growth and professional development;
ø Excellence through striving
for continuous improvement;
ø Respect for all individuals,
manifested through open communications
and a commitment to fairness,
justice and honesty;
ø Caring through compassion, courtesy
and friendliness and a commitment to
the wellness of students, faculty and staff;
ø Collaboration in the achievement
of shared goals and objectives;
ø Stewardship through the responsible
and effective use of human, physical,
environmental and financial resources; and
ø A sense of community and tradition within
and among all locations of the College.
The College is dedicated to fostering the
individual success of its students and their
development as well-rounded, responsible
and informed citizens of the world.
Passionate in its commitment to students, and
inspired by its mission and values, Champlain
Regional College aspires to:
- offer unique and innovative high-quality
programs and services;
- graduate students who are recognized
for the excellence of the knowledge
and skills they have acquired;
- attract and retain outstanding faculty
and staff; and
- be a learning-centred college.
Board of Governors Meeting
October 21, 2005
Student Success
The student success indicators would suggest that our three campuses are
maintaining positive achievement rates in terms of first-semester success,
third-semester retention and graduation rates. Greater fluctuations in the
graduation rates in technical programs should be considered in the context
of small numbers of students enrolled in these programs, relative to overall
program enrolment on each campus. However, continuing efforts to
eliminate these discrepancies by targeting specific initiatives in the future,
particularly in technical programs, will be developed.
The breakdown of student success expenditures indicates that, at both
the campus and college administration levels, funds were principally
allocated to pay for salaries for personnel directly involved in student
success initiatives. With respect to student success additional funding,
including recognition for student involvement, the College recognizes
that it has much more work to do in successfully integrating the
additional funds into student success projects and efforts to recognize
student involvement.
Student Success Additional Funds
Recognition of
Student Involvement
Support for Student Success
and Other Purposes
Total Funds = $58,450
(25% of S028 Allocation + Deferral from 2004-2005)
Total Funds = $87,075
(75% of S028 Allocation)
99.95%
64.48%
Materials & Supplies
Materials & Supplies
Unspent
- Deferred to 2006-2007
Travel
$ 30.98
$ 58,419.02
.05%
$ 220.00
$ 1,507.44
Salary & Fringe
$ 29,200.00
Unspent
- Deferred to 2006-2007
$ 56,147.56
33.53%
1.73% .25%
Organization
Board of Governors
Commission of Studies
Seated (left to right): Pierre Roy, François Paradis, Gerald R. Cutting, Edward Bierbrier,
Lise LeProhon. Standing (left to right): Paul Kaeser, Bertrand Daigneault, Raymond Corbeil,
Carolyn Gould, Soheil Manoli, Jean Gaboury, Pino Di Ioia, Robert McConnachie.
Absent from Photo: Matthew Barrington, Patrick J.R. Buchholz, Louis Hanrahan,
Richard McLernon, Haroon Mohar, Bruce Willett
(Left to right): Susie Ratté, Kevin Thornhill, Andrée Lafleur, Catherine Filteau,
Pierre Choquette, Vivienne Allen, Linda McGirr, Bertrand Daigneault, Bessie Assimakopoulos,
Theresa Sliz, Nicole-Anne Daigle, Christopher Turner, Anthony Singelis, Gordon Brown.
Absent from Photo: Michelle Zhang, Haroon Mohar
Executive Committee
Officers of the College
(Left to right): Raymond Corbeil, Carolyn Gould, Gerald R. Cutting, Bertrand Daigneault,
Soheil Manoli, Pino Di Ioia, Robert McConnachie. Absent from Photo: Patrick J.R. Buchholz
Seated (left to right): Louise Brunet, Gerald R. Cutting, Maya Prpic.
Standing (left to right): Robert McConnachie, John Haffenden, Donald Shewan, John Keyes,
Bertrand Daigneault. Absent from Photo: Patrick J.R. Buchholz
Board of Governors
Executive Committee
Commission of Studies
Director General
Direction of Studies
Director General
Advisory Committee
Direction Financial
and Material Resources
Pedagogical
(PED) Group
Direction Human Resources
and Secretariat General
Coordination
Data Processing Services
Direction Lennoxville Campus
• Academic Affairs
- Science Laboratories
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- Registrariat
• Financial Services
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- Academic Advising
• Continuing Education
• Building & Equipment
• Information Technologies
• Athletics
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• Human Resources
• Residences
Champlain Regional College
Administrative Offices
1301 Portland Blvd., P.O. Box 5000
Sherbrooke (Qc) J1H 5N1
Tel: 819-564-3600
Fax: 819-564-3639
www.champlaincollege.qc.ca
Direction St. Lambert Campus
• Curriculum & Faculty
Development
- Library
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and Recruitment
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Champlain - Lennoxville
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Fax: 819-564-5171
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Direction St. Lawrence Campus
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Services
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