Joe May has/had a position (Former Dean of Instruction ) at Danville Community College

Title Former Dean of Instruction
Start Date 1989-00-00
End Date 1993-00-00
Notes DEAN OF INSTRUCTION AND STUDENT DEVELOPMENT Company NameDanville Community College Dates Employed1989 – 1993 Employment Duration4 yrs · Provided leadership for three academic divisions, the Center for Business and Industry, student development services, institutional research and assessment, and the Learning Resources Center · Administered to 104 full-time faculty and staff and over 100 part-time faculty while serving an enrollment of 5,677 credit students annually · Increased minority student enrollment from 13% to 22.5 % of student population · Received $400,000 in special legislative funding for a dental hygiene program · Obtained $250,000 in grants for faculty and curriculum development · Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities to develop integrated ethics courses · Guided the implementation of the college’s Honors Program · Developed and implemented a comprehensive new faculty development program · Expanded drama and theater offerings · Developed programs in Automated Office Administration, Computer Aided Design, Microcomputer Application Technology, and Legal Assisting · Expanded off-campus extension center in partnership with two area colleges · Wrote grants securing funds for the celebration of Black History Month · Administered to personnel responsible for providing 350 customized training courses to over 100 businesses and industries serving 3,500 different individuals · Cultivated articulation agreements with colleges and universities throughout Virginia and North Carolina · Coordinated the development of the tech-prep program with area public schools · Worked to increase the college transfer enrollment through aggressively cooperating with area high schools in expanding existing and developing new dual enrollment agreements; and managed instructional programs and resources during a period in which record enrollments totaled 25%
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