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Bunker Hill Community College
2010-2013
College Goals and Objectives
Bunker Hill Community College
2010-2013
From the President
I am pleased to announce seven new goals that will guide
Bunker Hill Community College for the next three years.
The goals emerged from the College’s long-range planning
event in January 2010, when almost 100 business and civic
leaders joined another 200 faculty, staff, students, alumni,
College Trustees and Foundation Board members to discuss
major issues facing Greater Boston and the College’s role to
address them.
The goals detailed in this report strengthen Bunker Hill
Community College’s commitment to creating pathways
and partnerships to promote student success and
demonstrating strength through diversity. New goals
emphasize sustainability initiatives, technology and new
academic programs to close workforce gaps. Moreover,
new goals focus on using data to drive decision-making
and promote accountability as well as focusing on health,
wellness and lifelong learning.
I am profoundly grateful to everyone who made this year’s
planning process such a tremendous success. I especially
want to thank discussion leader Beverly Edgehill, president
and CEO of The Partnership, and panelists Gary L. Gottlieb,
president and CEO of Partners HealthCare System, Inc.;
Shirley Singleton, chairman, president and CEO of Edgewater
Technology, Inc.; Richard Taylor, chairman of Taylor Smith
Reality, Inc.; and Stephen R. Woods, president of Citizens Bank,
Massachusetts, who launched the meeting with their thoughtprovoking discussions of Boston’s critical workforce needs.
I also express appreciation to Jeanne-Marie Boylan, chair of
BHCC’s Board of Trustees, who served as discussant with me
at the planning event, and to all of our Trustees, who
approved the goals contained in this report in April 2010.
Additionally, I am grateful to the College’s Long-range
Planning Committee under the leadership of Professor Bryan
D. Craven, chair of BHCC’s Computer Media Technology
Department, and to all members of the College community
as well as alumni and BHCC Foundation Board members for
their enthusiastic participation.
Mary L. Fifield, Ph.D.
August 2010
“Bunker Hill Community College is a pathway to success for
our young people. When you consider the doors that are
open to the many talented students at BHCC, you can see
the opportunity that awaits our next generation of leaders.
These are exciting times for BHCC, for current and future
students. The world stands at your doorstep filled with
dreams to explore and the chance to challenge yourselves
to be the best that you can be.”
—Gary L. Gottlieb, President and CEO, Partners HealthCare System, Inc.
Clockwise from upper left: Jeanne-Marie Boylan,
chair of the Bunker Hill Community College
Board of Trustees; Gary L. Gottlieb, president
and CEO of Partners HealthCare System, Inc.;
Beverly Edgehill, president and CEO of The
Partnership; Stephen R. Woods, president of
Citizens Bank, Massachusetts; Shirley Singleton,
chairman, president and CEO of Edgewater
Technology, Inc.; Richard Taylor, chairman of
Taylor Smith Realty, Inc.
“Today’s large gathering
is the beginning of an
inclusionary process
that relies on hundreds
of civic and business
leaders as well as
the faculty, staff,
students and alumni
of the College.”
Jeanne-Marie Boylan
Chair, BHCC Board of Trustees
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2010-2013 College Goals and Objectives
Institute a Culture of Evidence and Accountability
BHCC will collect, analyze and use data for assessment of
academic programs, non-academic departments and
College-wide decision making.
Introduction
Every three years, Bunker Hill Community College invites key
members of Greater Boston’s business and civic leadership
to join the College community to discuss important issues
affecting Greater Boston and to consider ways in which the
College can help address these issues. From this discussion
comes a specific set of goals which are approved by the
College’s Board of Trustees and subsequently guide the
development of new initiatives at the institution. Faculty
and staff submit action plans, accompanied by budgets, to
accomplish the goals. The College administration reviews
the dozens of proposals that are submitted and selects
those plans that most closely align with the new goals.
The action plans then become components of the next
fiscal year’s budget.
This inclusive planning process, unique to Bunker Hill
Community College, ensures that College goals are aligned
with the needs of Greater Boston while drawing on the
experience and expertise of the College’s faculty and staff
to translate broadly conceived goals into action plans and
thus into the everyday life of the College. This cyclical
planning process produces the goals that drive the
institution and dictates how resources are best invested
to benefit the almost 12,000 students who bring their
dreams and expectations for a high-quality education
through our doors.
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Create consistent outcome measures for each academic program.
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Incorporate outcomes and assessment results into all curricular
development activities.
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Establish procedures to link assessment of academic and non-academic
programs to strategic goals.
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Build faculty and staff skills in data interpretation and analysis.
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Institutionalize College-wide outcomes and assessment reporting as a
measure of institutional effectiveness.
Clockwise, from upper left: Charles Desmond, chair, Massachusetts Board of Higher Education; Debby Wiesen,
vice president and dean of Veterans Training School, New England Center for Homeless Veterans; Molly Baldwin,
executive director, ROCA, Inc.; Peter Nessen (left), President, Nessen Associates, with Gerard F. Doherty,
president, Law Offices of Gerard Doherty; Joan Wallace-Benjamin, president and CEO, The Home for Little Wanderers.
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“The very good news is that BHCC is already ahead of the
curve. It has an entrepreneurship platform. The Community
Center for Entrepreneurship is working with the Charlestown
Business Association and the Somerville, Revere, Chelsea
Chambers of Commerce, organizing and planning sessions.
—Richard Taylor, Chairman, Taylor Smith Realty, Inc.
“For us [in Boston] to continue to be on that world stage,
we need to invest in our next generation, our students.
That’s why I am so proud of the work BHCC is doing in the
area of workforce development and in the area of advanced
manufacturing. All the things Bunker Hill is doing to prepare
their students to reflect this economy are just powerful.”
—Stephen R. Woods, President, Citizens Bank, Massachusetts
Create Pathways and Partnerships to Promote Student Success
BHCC will strengthen and coordinate public and private sector pathways
and partnerships leading to college readiness, student internships, dual
enrollment, mentoring, career opportunities, practica, civic engagement
and learning communities.
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Develop more effective and comprehensive student advising systems.
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Develop pathways for students from high school to BHCC and from BHCC to
four-year institutions.
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BHCC will design and align curricula to meet current and future high-demand
employer needs.
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Develop and revise programs and curricula to address workforce needs.
Strengthen students’ financial literacy and increase their financial support.
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Build student knowledge and awareness of workplace skills and expectations.
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Increase the rate of success in developmental coursework.
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Increase the number and quality of BHCC workplace connections.
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Reduce the time it takes for students to complete developmental
coursework successfully.
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Develop student knowledge and skills in business management and
entrepreneurship.
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Promote student retention by providing increased support and guidance
through student mentoring, coaching and advising.
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Increase student graduation and job placement rates.
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Expand learning communities, service learning opportunities and study
abroad opportunities for students.
Develop ways of thinking needed for 21st century careers, including critical,
creative, collaborative and integrated thinking.
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Increase the rate of success in gateway courses.
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Create learning community pathways for students in all academic programs.
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Integrate support services into the teaching and learning environment.
Clockwise, from upper left: Alan G. MacDonald, executive director, Massachusetts Business Roundtable;
Stephen J. Kaneb, vice president, Catamount Management Corporation; Vivien Li, executive director,
The Boston Harbor Association; Michael Taylor (left), director, Department of Workforce Development,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, with Hubie E. Jones, dean emeritus, Boston University School of Social Work;
Rebekah Lashman, senior vice president, Commonwealth Corporation.
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Identify and Close Workforce Gaps
Clockwise, from upper left: Valerie Ching, diversity program manager, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute;
Milton Benjamin, president and CEO, Initiative for a New Economy; Eileen O’Connell, president, Rotary Club of Boston;
Vanessa Calderon Rosado, CEO, Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción; Ralph Smith, president & CEO, Kayem Foods, Inc.;
Juan R. Vega, president and CEO, Centro Latino, Inc.
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“BHCC’s learning communities engage students in learning
that is rich and relevant to their daily lives. When you
construct a learning environment that promotes community
and supports the whole student, you cultivate thoughtful,
active and healthy citizens. For faculty and staff, too, learning
communities foster the kind of dynamic collaborations that
maximize academic and personal growth.”
“In its technology curriculum Bunker Hill has done a
great job in the area of network specialist. They have
a new offering in computer forensics, they have gaming
simulation. They have a program set up to transfer to
a full degree in technology.”
—Shirley Singleton, Chairman, President and CEO, Edgewater Technology, Inc.
—Lori A. Catallozzi, Director of Learning Communities, Bunker Hill Community College
Expand Technology throughout the College
Foster Wellness, Growth and Lifelong Learning
BHCC will address the holistic needs of the College community by
expanding student support interventions and strategies and increasing
faculty and staff professional development.
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Expand holistic advising strategies for students.
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Increase student access to mental health services.
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Expand advising services for students.
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Use the Health & Wellness Center to promote wellness of faculty, staff
and students.
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Improve conflict resolution skills among faculty, staff and students.
Clockwise, from upper left: Ann Thruelsen, senior vice president, RBS Citizens, N.A. (Citizens Bank);
Leo Robinson, president, Chelsea City Council; John Schneider, executive vice president, MassINC;
Charles Rhodes, instructor, Agricultural & Resource Economics Department, University of Connecticut;
Antoine Junior Melay, accountant, AIG; Cynthia Massiah, tax examiner, Massachusetts Department of Revenue.
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BHCC will provide software, hardware, infrastructure, social networking,
internet, multimedia, repository and other extended technology
resources required to maintain institutional excellence and increase
student success.
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Develop and revise academic programs in response to emerging
technological needs and trends.
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Increase the use of technology and promote technological proficiency in
all academic and administrative departments.
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Increase student use of online admissions and registration procedures.
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Streamline online admissions and registration procedures.
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Use social networking tools in instruction and student support services.
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Provide students with the skills necessary to interpret and analyze data.
Clockwise, from upper left: Jonathan Sloane, co-president and co-CEO, Century Bank; Rosalyn Elder, project director,
Division of Capital Asset Management, Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Edward Geary, deputy director of Communications,
Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department; Robert Hildreth, executive director, Families United in Educational Leadership;
Cathy Guild, community relations assistant, The TJX Companies, Inc.; Shadid Ullah, owner, Clutch, Inc.
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Demonstrate Strength through Diversity
BHCC will demonstrate the value of diversity by modeling successful College
initiatives; collaborating with public and private sectors to expand diversity
interests; strengthening College hiring, promotion and retention practices;
and closing achievement gaps among all student populations.
—Rosalyn Elder, Project Director
Division of Capital Asset Management, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Actively involve Greater Boston civic leaders in initiatives to promote a
supportive atmosphere and bias-free work and living environment for the
diverse population of residents in the Commonwealth.
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Showcase and share College initiatives promoting diversity and inclusion
with public and private sector interests on a local, regional and national level.
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Expand academic and campus activities that promote cultural competencies.
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Strengthen intercultural competency among faculty, staff and students.
Develop and Cultivate College-wide Sustainability Initiatives
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Continue to recruit aggressively and support a diverse faculty, staff and student
population, as well as an international student population at the College.
BHCC will raise institutional and individual awareness of and commitment
to the responsible use of natural resources.
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Provide opportunities for Greater Boston employers to interact with diverse
students through clinical and internship placements as well as servicelearning activities.
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Design activities to promote greater conservation of resources.
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Collaborate with community organizations to support Greater Boston’s
immigrant population.
Develop new academic programs leading to green jobs and incorporate
sustainability components within existing programs and courses.
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Develop strategies to reduce the College’s carbon footprint.
Implement teaching and learning practices proven to close achievement gaps.
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Integrate sustainability across the curriculum.
Clockwise, from upper left: Reinier Moquete, account manager, Presidio Networked Solutions;
Anne K. Brown, director, Advising/Counseling and Assessment; Kiruba Murugaiah, assistant professor,
Mathematics Department; Renee L. Walwyn, professor, Nurse Education Department;
David Leavitt, director of Institutional Research; Meghan Callaghan, coordinator of Community Engagement.
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“The new Health & Wellness Center at Bunker Hill Community College
reinforces DCAM’s and the College’s strong commitment to green
buildings and a more sustainable future for the Commonwealth.”
Clockwise, from upper left: Gary J. Presto, senior academic associate, with Kathleen O’Neill, adjunct professor,
Behavioral Science Department; Samantha Piccaluga, cultural ambassador; Todd J. Hannig, tutor,
TOEFL/Language Laboratory; Barbara G. Taylor (lower left), professor, Science and Engineering Department,
with John P. Reeves (in red), professor and chair, Behavioral Science Department, Elizabeth Pabon-Szebeda,
project manager, Pathway Technology Campus at Villa Victoria, and other faculty, staff and students;
Henry Nelson, president, Student Government Association.
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A Selection of Accomplishments, Awards and
Acknowledgements Spanning 2006-2009
Support each Student’s Goals for Success
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Won a five-year $1.9 million highly competitive federal grant to establish a
college-wide program, “The Engaged Campus,” focused on increasing student
graduation rates through the creation of learning communities. The number of
degrees awarded increased 19 percent over a three-year period.
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Completed a faculty-driven initiative which established student learning
outcomes for 577 courses and 86 degree and certificate programs.
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Established the Student Emergency Assistance Fund to provide immediate
relief to students who encounter unforeseen obstacles that interfere with their
ability to complete their coursework. Distributed $62,000 to 86 students in the
first year, with a resulting retention rate 15 percent higher than that of the
College as a whole.
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Selected as one of 84 out of 1,177 community colleges nationwide to
participate in Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count, a broadbased, data-driven multi-year national initiative to help students reach their
educational goals and to address the achievement gap of African-American
and Latino students.
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Started midnight classes for shift workers and others with non-traditional
schedules.
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Received a Gates Foundation grant awarded to two BHCC faculty to join
a national 26-member team to increase pass rates in developmental English
and mathematics courses at community colleges.
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Developed new degrees in respiratory therapy, biotechnology, engineering with
a biomedical engineering option and business with an entrepreneurship option.
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Established a new certificate program in computer forensics with support
from the National Science Foundation.
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Constructed a new Health & Wellness Center, a 48,000-square-foot, state-ofthe-art facility housing the nurse education and health professions programs,
including two digital x-ray labs, an acute respiratory skills unit, an acute critical
skills unit, an ultrasound unit, a medical imaging resource room, a medical
imaging computer room and a basic skills unit.
Provided a fast-track, pre-nursing curriculum for students from five Boston
high schools and enrolled 69 students over a two-year period. Funded in part
by the Boston Public Health Commission.
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Received the Daniel M. Hull and Dale P. Parnell Excellence Award from
the National Career Pathways Network for the College’s collaboration with
NSTAR and the Utility Workers Union, a program with a 100 percent job
placement rate.
Revitalized courses in Computer Information Technology based on data from
the Boston-Area Advanced Technological Education Connections (BATEC)
Workforce Study.
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Enabled more than 120 internationally educated nurses to receive their
nursing licenses in Massachusetts through the Boston Welcome Back Center
located at BHCC.
Revamped the College’s Language Lab to include practice exams in English
as a Second Language, logging more than 8,000 individual student visits and
1,500 class visits over a two-year period.
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Create Partnerships for Pathways to College
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In partnership with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Children’s Hospital
and New England Baptist Hospital, created new degrees in clinical laboratory
sciences to respond to current Massachusetts workforce needs.
In partnership with Massachusetts General Hospital and Partners HealthCare
developed new certificates in computed tomography, magnetic resonance
imaging and mammography.
Partnered with the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center to train frontline staff to become Certified Medical Interpreters with a 98 percent program
completion rate. Funded by grants from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
and the Hitachi Corporation.
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Advance Immigrant Success
Prepare Students for 21st Century Careers
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Expanded the College’s internship program with new competitive summer
research internships for science, technology, engineering and mathematics
students at the National Cancer Institute, the University of Massachusetts Boston,
Boston University, Wellesley College, Tufts University and MIT.
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Trained a team of 19 staff and faculty members to lead prejudice-reduction
workshops in cooperation with the National Coalition Building Institute, an
international leadership training organization.
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Brought nationally recognized speakers to campus as part of the Compelling
Conversations speaker series, including Gloria Steinem, Bob Woodward,
Mariane Pearl, Mary Frances Berry, Jehan Sadat and Sanjay Gupta.
Promote Civic Engagement and Leadership
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Established an Office of Community Engagement and was subsequently
honored as one of nine community colleges nationally for commitment to
community engagement by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement
of Teaching and Learning, and named to the President’s Higher Education
Community Service Honor Roll, which recognizes colleges and universities
nationwide for their work in civic engagement.
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Collaborated with the Chelsea Public Schools and The Education Resources
Institute to help high school seniors complete the BHCC admissions enrollment
process. Partially funded by the U.S. Department of Education.
Aided victims of domestic violence by creating the Chelsea Community
Education and Support Initiative with HarborCOV, a community-based agency.
Funded by grants from The Boston Foundation, the Stratford Foundation and
the Shapiro Foundation.
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Worked with the New England Center for Homeless Veterans to train Center
employees to teach computer technology courses to veterans. Funded by
Microsoft Corporation and BATEC.
Created the BHCC Art Mobile to offer no-cost, hands-on art activities to senior
citizens in the Greater Boston area, and in the first year served residents of more
than a dozen nursing homes and assisted living centers.
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Created the Community Center for Entrepreneurship to offer workshops and
seminars for business students and entrepreneurs throughout the community.
Funded in part by the Coleman Foundation and the Hughes Foundation.
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Won the Paragon Award for Best Magazine from the National Council for
Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) and received both the Gold Award
for Best Magazine Overall and the Silver Award for Best Magazine Design
from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)
Northeast Region.
Provided scholarship opportunities for students from 13 high schools
through a dual enrollment program that allows students to earn high
school and college credit at the same time. Almost 75 percent of all students
successfully completed their courses. Funded by BHCC with assistance from
the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education.
Demonstrate Strength through Diversity
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As a charter signatory of the Commonwealth Compact, worked to make
Massachusetts more welcoming to women and persons of color. Current data
show BHCC surpassing all Massachusetts higher education institutions in
the percentages of persons of color employed across all categories.
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One of three community colleges in the country to be awarded a Ford
Foundation “Difficult Dialogues” grant to stimulate campus-wide discussion
of race, social class, religion and power.
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2010 Long-range Planning Event Participants
Corporate and Civic Participants
Discussion Leaders
Carlton Aird
James T. Chadwick
Bill Fenton
Leigh Hurd
Member, BHCC Board of Trustees
and President, Antrim Development
Senior Vice President
Bank of America
Co-President
Charlestown Mothers Association
Valerie Ching
Juan-Carlos Ferrufino
Dr. Eileen Lee
Diversity Program Manager
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Special Events Director
Hyde Square Task Force
Kelley Chunn
Randy Ferrufino
Director of Educator Policy
Massachusetts Department
of Higher Education
Kelley Chunn and Associates
Roxbury Center for Arts, Culture and
Trade at Hibernian Hall
Counsel
La Voz Latina@Trinity College
Dave Clarkson, C.P.A.
Regional Planner
Massachusetts Area Planning Council
Dr. Earlene Avalon
Dr. Charles Desmond
Rebekah Lashman
Ralph Smith
Member, BHCC Foundation Board
and Vice President, Leadership Development
Marmaxx Field Human Resources
The TJX Companies, Inc.
Director of Nursing Diversity Initiatives
Children’s Hospital Boston
Chair
Massachusetts Board of Higher Education
Commonwealth Corporation
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kayem Foods, Inc.
Dr. Jon Alexiou
Molly Baldwin
Gerard F. Doherty, Esq.
Vivien Li
Michael Taylor
Senior Consultant
Educational Testing Service
Executive Director
ROCA, Inc.
President
Law Offices of Gerard Doherty
Executive Director
The Boston Harbor Association
May Arthur
Milton Benjamin, J.D.
Rachel Goodman
Alan G. MacDonald, J.D.
Director
Department of Workforce Development
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Initiative for a New Economy
Director of Community Services
Boston Housing Authority
Executive Director
Massachusetts Business Roundtable
Ronald Bonney, Jr.
Christopher Hartley
Michael Mulhern
First Vice Chair
BHCC Board of Trustees
Chair, Somerville Chamber of Commerce and
Chair, Somerville Housing Authority
Executive Director of Institutional
Advancement and Chief Development Officer
MGH Institute of Health Professions
Executive Director
MBTA Retirement Fund
Anne Hyde, Esq.
Valerie Burns
President
Boston Natural Areas Network
Executive Director of Development,
Executive Director of the BHCC Foundation
and Retired Partner, Peabody and Brown
President
Nessen Associates
Dr. Vanessa Calderon Rosado
Hubie E. Jones
Chief Executive Officer
Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción
Dean Emeritus
Boston University School of Social Work
Christine Carmody
Stephen J. Kaneb
Executive Vice President
MassINC
Executive Vice President, Human Resources
NSTAR Services Co.
Vice President
Catamount Management Corporation
Jonathan G. Sloane
Richard J. DeAgazio
Richard Kazis
Second Vice Chair
Jobs for the Future
Peter Nessen
Jerry Rubin
Jewish Vocational Services
John Schneider
Co-President and Co-Chief Executive Officer
Century Bank
Anne J. Thruelsen
RBS Citizens, N.A. (Citizens Bank)
Chief Operations Officer
North America EC
Jill Ashton
Juan R. Vega
Director
Massachusetts Commission
on the Status of Women
Centro Latino, Inc.
Dr. Jacquelyn Belcher
Dr. Joan Wallace-Benjamin
The Home for Little Wanderers
Debby Wiesen
Vice President and
Dean of Veterans Training School
New England Center for Homeless Veterans
James (Jae) Williams
Director/Producer and Founder
Forty8 Three Films
President/Chief Executive Officer
Options Unlimited
and Coach, Achieving the Dream
Hamish Blackman
President
The Wellness Corporation
Deborah Boisvert
Director
Boston Area Advanced Technological
Education Center for IT
University of Massachusetts Boston
Frances Bolduc Shimakage
Homestay Coordinator
Global Immersions, Inc.
Candace Burns Johnson
Director of Workforce Development
Cheryl Casper
Northeast Regional Representative
Educational Testing Service
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Member, BHCC Foundation Board
and Vice President of Human Resources
Caturano and Company, P.C.
Janet Collazo
Executive Director/Community Partner
La Alianza Hispana
Anne Connolly
Founder
Con Soné Academy
Joseph Coté
Managing Director
Coté Associates
Sam Cron
Vice President of Human Resources
Nuval Corporation
Geri Denterlein
President
Denterlein Worldwide
Nora Dowley
Dean of Enrollment
Codman Academy
Rosalyn Elder, LEED AP
Project Director
Division of Capital Asset Management
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
James Freas
Evelyn Friedman
Chief and Director
Department of Neighborhood Development
City of Boston
Susan Frigoletto
Co-President
Dean Gabbert
President-Elect
Rotary Club of Boston
Crystal Galvin
Program Manager
Charlestown Career and Education
Resource Program (CCERP)
Charlestown Community Center
Alicia Garcia
Coordinator of Workforce Development
Dr. Judith I. Gill
Commonwealth Professor
University of Massachusetts Boston
Robert Hildreth
Executive Director
Families United in Educational Leadership
Mary Mahon-McCauley
Area Director
Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
Dr. George Matthews
Chair
Collegiate Enterprise Solutions, LLC
David McCauley
Deputy Commissioner
for Workforce Development
Massachusetts Department
of Higher Education
Wanda McClain
Executive Director
Center for Community Health and
Health Equity
Becky McLaughlin
Board Member
Gene Miller
Chief Operating Officer
Families United in
Educational Leadership
Robert Miller
Secretary
Spouse: Mary Miller
Allyce Najimy
Executive Director
The Foundation to be Named Later
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Corporate and Civic Participants continued
Linda Neshamkin
The Honorable Denise Provost
Karen Shack
Gerardo Villacrés
Eri Allen
Miranda Hooker, Esq.
Jean-Edouard Mesidor
Luis Ottonelli
Vice President/Principal
Neshamkin French Architects, Inc.
Massachusetts State Representative
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Senior Workforce Development Consultant
Commonwealth Corporation
Laboratory Assistant
Boston University Medical School
Senior Associate Attorney
Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr
Radiologic Technologist
Whidden Hospital
Executive Assistant
Boston Public Health Commission
Eileen O’Connell
Mina Reddy
Liliana Silva
Jason Kiss
John Moore
Charles Rhodes
Director
Cambridge Community Learning Center
Vice President of Education and Training
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center
Registered Nurse
Marion Manor
Leo Robinson
Brian Smith
Assistant Director
Counseling and Psychological Services
University of New Haven
Owner
Navy Yard Bistro and Wine Bar
Laura Oskowitz
and Vice President
of Public and Community Affairs
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Paolo Bidin
President
Rotary Club of Boston
Instructor, Agricultural and
Resource Economics Department
University of Connecticut
Philanthropist
President
Chelsea City Council
Employment Services Specialist
Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
Stephen B. Weiner
Sales Representative
Richard Wolf Medical Instruments Corporation
Gertrude Mageza
Account Manager
Presidio Networked Solutions
Marc Ryan
Karen Sontag
President
Crunch Brand Communications
Workforce Development Manager
Cambridge Health Alliance
Karen Schoch
Helene Tassone
Manager
Human Resource Service Center
and Senior Workforce Development Specialist
Founder
Con Soné Academy
Crissilla Parris
Trainer/Support Service Coordinator
Strive and Boston Youth to College Initiative
Joanne Pokaski
Director of Workforce Development
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Edward Powell
Deputy Director
Boston Private Industry Council
Luis Prado
Director
Health and Human Services
City of Chelsea
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Bunker Hill Community College Alumni
James Troup
Ashley Scott
Dean of Administration
Naugatuck Valley (CT) Community College
Program Assistant/Nursing Diversity
Barbara Van Duzer Babin
Richard C. Walker, III
Interim President, BHCC Foundation
and President, The Weiner Company, Inc.
Myra Welsh
Case Manager
Strive and Boston Youth to College Initiative
Dr. Theodore Wright
Data Coach
Achieving the Dream
Peter DiStefano
Edward Geary
Deputy Director of Communications
Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department
Cathy Guild
Community Relations Assistant
The TJX Companies, Inc.
Amine Hamdi
Raina Corporation
Contact and Quality Specialist
Grand Circle Corporation
Cynthia Massiah
Tax Examiner
Massachusetts Department of Revenue
St. Alusha McKetty
Nursing Assistant
MGH Institute of Health Professions
Antoine Junior Melay
Accountant
AIG
Reinier Moquete
Abdessamad Naboulsi
I.T. Specialist
Public Consulting Group
Suman Nepal
Patient Care Technician
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Jennifer Noftle
Bernadette Rousseau
Financial Analyst
Signature Breads
Susan Scampoli
Psychiatric Nurse
Lahey Clinic
Shahid Ullah
Owner
Clutch Inc.
Registered Nurse
Lahey Clinic
At-Large Representative
Charlestown Neighborhood Council
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Bunker Hill Community College Faculty and Staff Participants
Christian C. Agunwamba, Ph.D.
Patricia J. Brady, M.A.
Bryan D. Craven, B.S., B.A.
Jeffrey L. Ginsberg, M.P.A.
Professor
Mathematics Department
Director of Publications
Communications and Marketing
Assistant Professor and Chair
Computer Media Technology Department
Director
Fiscal Affairs and Central Services
Molly B. Ambrose, M.B.A., M.S.
Kristen M. Brouker, B.A.
Patrick Crozier, Ed.D.
Ruth J. Goodwin, A.A.
Executive Director
Human Resources and Labor Relations
Manager of Advancement Operations
Office of Institutional Advancement
Perkins Coordinator
Professional Studies
Graphic Arts Technician II
Graphic Design and Creative Services
John T. Bacon, M.Ed., Th.M., M.T.S.
Anne K. Brown, J.D.
Michael R. D’Entremont, M.A., Ed.M.
Judith A. Graham, M.S.
Adjunct Professor
Behavioral Science Department
Director
Advising/Counseling and Assessment
Professor
ESL Department
Associate Dean
Academic Affairs
Linda M. Ballerini, B.S.
Meghan Callaghan, B.A.
Donna J. DeSimone, M.Ed.
Todd J. Hannig, M.A.
Director
Grants Management
Coordinator of Community Engagement
Service Learning
Interim Dean
Academic Support and
College Pathway Programs
TOEFL/Language Lab Tutor
Center for Self-Directed Learning
Emily Dibble, Ph.D.
Professor
Robert A. Barrows, B.S.
Jaclyn Cascio, M.A.
Director
Public Safety
Assistant Director of Learning Communities
Engaged Campus
Piotr Bartkiewicz, B.F.A.
Shirley Cassarà, Ed.D.
Adjunct Professor
Visual and Media Arts Department
Professor
Mary Beth W. Barton, B.S.
Lori A. Catallozzi, M.F.A.
Professor and Chair
Hospitality Department
Director of Learning Communities
Engaged Campus
Joseph M. DiPoli, M.B.A.
Adjunct Professor
Business Administration Department
Maria R. Doucette, M.S.
Adjunct Professor
Irene Bascuñana-Jay, M.B.A.
Sharon Caulfield, M.B.A.
Director
Community Education
Special Programs Coordinator
Academic Support and
College Pathway Programs
Michael G. Dubson, M.A.
Kathleen Cedrone Vaccaro, M.Ed.
Kevin R. Finnigan, M.A.
Professor
Office and Information
Management Department
Professor
English Department
Aurora B. Bautista, Ph.D.
Professor
Janice M. Bonanno, M.Ed.
Dean
Student Affairs
Richard W. Boulware, J.D.
Professor and Chair
Legal Studies and Public Safety Department
Margaret Bovill-Hawkins, M.Ed.
Director
Student Success Program
Allison Cohn, M.P.H.
Educational Case Manager
Boston Welcome Back Center
Joan Connell, Ph.D.
Interim Vice President
Academic Affairs and Student Services
Charles Cook, J.D.
Adjunct Professor
English Department
16
Executive Dean
Institutional Effectiveness
Assistant Professor
English Department
Amy Fish, B.A.
VISTA Representative
Office of Community Engagement
Robert M. Fleagle, M.S.N.
Amparo Hernandez-Folch, M.Ed.
Caryn S. Hirsch, B.A.
Director
Lloyd Sheldon Johnson, M.Ed.
Professor
Tammie A. Key, M.Ed.
International Student Advisor
International Center
Jacqueline L. Kiddy, M.Ed.
Coordinator
Career Center
Elzbieta Kijowska, M.A., M.Ed.
International Student Advisor
Claire Laidlaw, M.S.
Associate Professor
Nurse Education Department
Adjunct Professor
Computer Information Technology/
Sandra L. Gaeta
Daniel M. Lam, Ed.D.
Administrative Assistant II
Human Resources
Executive Director
Boston Welcome Back Center
David J. Leavitt, J.D.
Dawn M. Monahan, B.S.N.
Robin L. Preston, B.S., B.A.
Adele M. Sicuso, B.A.
Director of Institutional Research
Nursing Laboratory Coordinator
Manager
Payroll Office
Coordinator of College Graphics
Beverly M. Lewis, M.B.M.
Priscilla M. Montagna, M.A.
Maria Kathleen Puente, M.A.
James R. W. Sloane, M.B.A.
Bursar
Student Payment Office
Administrative Assistant
Professor
Coordinator of Publications and Marketing
Judy B. Lindamood, Ed.D.
Laura L. Montgomery, M.F.A.
Y. V. Rao, Ph.D.
Diane M. Smith, M.Ed., M.L.I.S.
Professor and Chair
Early Childhood Education and
Human Services Department
Director
Art Gallery
Professor and Chair
Director
Library and Learning Commons
Kiruba Murugaiah, M.A.
John P. Reeves, Ed.D.
Barbara A. Spracklin, M.S.N.
Jayne MacPherson, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Professor and Chair
Associate Professor
Jane Naborkin, M.B.A.
Paul A. Righi, M.Ed.
Joseph E. Steffano, M.S., M.B.A.
Adjunct Professor
History and Social Sciences Department
Manager, Buildings and Grounds
Facilities Management
Kalimah A. Nur, M.B.A.
Colleen A. Roach, Ph.D.
Director
Facilities Management and
Engineering Services
Professor and Chair
Executive Director
Natalie A. Oliveri, M.Ed.
Steven A. Roller, M.A.
Professor
English Department
Director
Grants Development
Kathleen B. O’Neill, Ed.D.
William T. Sakamoto, M.Ed.
Adjunct Professor
Dean
BHCCOnline/Weekend College
Elizabeth Pabon-Szebeda, B.A.
Sharon Schaff, B.A.
Project Manager
Pathway Technology Campus at Villa Victoria
Internship Coordinator
Career Center
Lynn Pellecchia, B.S.
Michelle A. Schweitzer, M.A.
Dean
Nurse Education and Health Professions
Assistant Professor/Clinical Coordinator
Radiography Program
Medical Imaging Department
Professor
ESL Department
MaryAnne Miller, M.A.
Lori E. Pennel, M.B.A.
Dean
Chelsea Campus and Satellite Programs
Coordinator
Tutoring and Academic Support Center
Associate Professor
ESL Department
Donna M. Misrati, M.B.A.
Monica C. Poole, A.M.
Professor and Chair
Medical Imaging Department
Assistant Professor
History and Social Sciences Department
Paul E. Moda, M.A.
Gary J. Presto, B.A.
Coordinator
Student Activities
Senior Academic Associate
Arts and Sciences
Professor
Surgical Technology Certificate Program
Carmen C. Magana, B.A.
Language Lab Coordinator
Nancy W. Martignetti, B.A.
Senior Academic Associate
Alessandro G. Massaro, M.Ed.
Professor and Chair
ESL Department
Laurie K. McCorry, Ph.D.
Associate Dean
Allied Health Certificate Programs
S. Leonard Mhlaba, Ph.D.
Dean
Arts and Sciences
Roxanne E. Mihal, D.N.P.
Elizabeth Seabury, M.Ed.
Michael R. Seppala, M.F.A./M.A.T.
Vilma M. Tafawa, M.Ed.
Executive Director
Weusi A. Tafawa, M.B.A.
Comptroller
Business Office
William Tam, M.B.A.
Adjunct Professor
Computer Information Technology/
Barbara G. Taylor, M.Ed.
Professor
Science and Engineering Department
Jesse M. Thompson, M.S., M.A.
Executive Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer
Division of Administration
Donald W. Tracia, M.Ed.
Vice President
Institutional Advancement
Coordinator
Teaching, Learning and
Instructional Technology Center
Priscilla E. Shute, M.Ed.
Louise Vrande, M.A.
Adjunct Professor
English Department
Staff Associate
Human Resources
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Bunker Hill Community College Faculty and Staff Participants continued
Bunker Hill Community College Long-range Planning Committee
Renee L. Walwyn, M.S.
Jacqueline Williams, M.S.W.
Bogusia Wojciechowska, Ph.D.
James T. Wood, B.A.
Chair
Emily Dibble, Ph.D.
R. Michael McSweeney, M.A.
Vilma M. Tafawa, M.Ed.
Professor
Evening Supervisor
Student Access and Success
Chelsea Campus
Dean
Graphic Design Assistant
Bryan Craven, B.S., B.A.
Executive Dean
Professor
History and Social Science Department
Executive Director
Todd J. Hannig, M.A.
Colleen Roach, Ph.D.
Jesse M. Thompson, M.A., M.S.
TOEFL/Language Lab Tutor
Executive Director
Executive Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer
Caryn S. Hirsch, B.A.
Yazdan Shaghaghi, M.A.
Renee L. Walwyn, M.S.
Director
Coordinator
Instructional Technology for
Distance Education
Professor
Barbara A. Spracklin, M.S.N.
Director
Conference Planning and Special Events
Les E. Warren, B.S.
Karen Woo, B.F.A.
Coordinator of College Graphics
Executive Director
Workforce Development Center
Assistant Professor and Chair
Members
Christian C. Agunwamba, Ph.D.
Professor
Bunker Hill Community College Student Leaders
Molly B. Ambrose, M.B.A., M.S.
Executive Director
Human Resources and Labor Relations
Chris Agostini*
Justin Dondero*
Nair Lima
David Senatillaka
President
Real Life Club
Vice President
Science Club
Orientation Mentor
Senator-at-Large
BHCC Student Government Association
Brian Alves
Kimberly Drinkwater*
Co-President
Sustainability Club
Senator-at-Large/Chelsea Representative
Senator-at-Large
Job Asiimwe*
Arthur Griffin*
Orientation Mentor
Fabiola Similcar*
Orientation Mentor
Senator-at-Large
Henry Nelson
Secretary
Svetlana Babitskaya*
Senator-at-Large
Jamal Ibrahim
Vice President
African Club
Sarah Mehlman*
President
Aime Ngongang
President
International Media Club
Yumi Ikeda Richie*
President
Math Club
Orientation Mentor
Tam Nguyen*
Starline Charles*
Elsa John*
Orientation Mentor
Co-President
Sustainability Club
Vice President
Asian Club
Scott Brodsky
Gaitskell Cleghorn
President
Hospitality Club
Pamela D’Ambrosio*
Jean Joseph
President
Haitian Club
Whitney Owens*
President
Stage and Screen Club
Samantha Piccaluga
Orientation Mentor
Munir Kabbani*
Cultural Ambassador
Russell Deluca-Kavanaghz
President
Arab Student Association
Sentiana Prendi*
President
WBCC Radio Station
Andy Liang
President
Business Club
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David Malone*
Orientation Mentor
Francesca A. DeSimone, A.A.
Administrative Assistant II
Chelsea Campus
David Leavitt, J.D.
Director of Institutional Research
Associate Professor
Kevin Wery, M.A.
Weverton Silva*
Student Trustee
Mahesh Thapa*
Senator-at-Large
Yokarys Velez
President
Latinos Unidos Club
Jehoshaphat Willington
Vice President of Human Resources
Jill Woods
BHCC Student
Associate in Arts, General Concentration
Fesehaye Zewdie*
Vice President of Academic Affairs
*Member, Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society
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Long-range Planning Event, Boston’s Park Plaza Hotel, January 20, 2010
Following the panel discussion of Greater Boston’s workforce needs by business and civic leaders at the morning
session of the long-range planning event, more than 200 faculty, staff and students (pictured at right) convened
to discuss how the College might best respond. Meeting throughout the afternoon in groups of eight to ten,
participants developed priorities and posted them on boards in the front of the ballroom. A vote was taken to
develop a consensus. Following the session, the results were shared with the entire College community, which
had the opportunity to contribute further suggestions. The outcome of this planning process is the set of goals
and objectives described in this publication. They will guide Bunker Hill Community College for the next three years.
BHCC Foundation, Inc., Board of Directors
Jeanne-Marie Boylan, Chair
Ronald Bonney, Jr., First Vice Chair
Richard J. DeAgazio, Second Vice Chair
Robert S. Miller, Secretary*
Thariq Iqbal, Student Trustee
James T. Chadwick
Michael Charbonnier
Denise Bruno Matthews*
Colleen Richards Powell
Gerardo Villacrés
Richard C. Walker, III
Stephen B. Weiner, Interim President
Jeanne-Marie Boylan, Treasurer
Ray Monkiewicz, Clerk
Carlton V. Aird
David J. Clarkson, C.P.A.
Mary L. Fifield, Ph.D.
Thomas A. Kershaw
James W. Murphy
Shirley Singleton
John M. Swords
*BHCC ALUMNI
Mary L. Fifield, Ph.D., President
Anne Hyde, Esq., Executive Director of Development
and Executive Director of the BHCC Foundation
250 New Rutherford Avenue • Boston, MA • 02129-2925 • www.bhcc.mass.edu • 617-228-2000

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