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Administration, Academic Divisions & College Staff
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The following information is directly from the
2011-2012 College Catalog, pg. 10. To download a full pdf version of
the catalog, click
here.
College Administration
The President
The President is the College’s
chief executive officer and the liaison between the College and the
state’s educational system. The President is the vital link between the
college and the community and possesses the final authority in all
areas.
The Dean of Academic
Affairs
The Dean of Academic Affairs is
responsible for the College’s academic programs and academic standards,
grading policies, evaluation of teaching faculty and academic support
staff, as well as the professional staff development.
The Dean of Student Affairs
As the advocate of students’ rights, the
Dean of Student Affairs is responsible for all programs and services in
admissions, records, counseling, placement, student activities, and
health.
The Dean of Finance and
Administration
As the chief fiscal, administrative
and business officer of the College, the Dean of Finance and
Administration is responsible for budgets, finances, purchases,
security, food services, plant operations, human resources, information
technology, media services, and the bookstore.
Human Resources and Labor
Relations
The director of Human Resources and Labor
Relations manages, designs and develops human resource programs and
activities, and implements new procedures and procedural
revisions. The director interprets and administers labor
contract agreements, administers College grievance procedures, and
insures appropriate interpretation of labor rules and
regulations.
The Dean of Workforce
Development, Continuing Education and Community
Services
The Dean of Workforce Development,
Continuing Education and Community Services is responsible for the
non-credit programs on campus, at the Meriden Center and at the
Shoreline facility. The dean oversees all non-credit faculty
and staff.
Academic Divisions
Business
The Business Division includes accounting, business
administration, computer information systems, marketing and business
office technology; and oversees the following curricula: Accounting,
Business Administration, Marketing, Information Systems, and certificate
programs in Accounting Assistant, Accounting Technician, Advertising
and Sales Promotion, Customer Service Management, Entrepreneurship, Help
Desk Technician, and Information Systems.
Humanities
The
Humanities/Arts Division includes fine arts, broadcast cinema studies,
communications, Digital Arts, English, languages, music, philosophy,
speech, and theatre; and oversees the following curricula: Broadcast
Cinema, General Studies, Fine Arts, Liberal Arts – Humanities, Graphic
Design, Multimedia, and Communication.
Mathematics
The Mathematics Division provides required and elective mathematics courses in support of other college curricula.
Science, Allied Health and Engineering
The
Science, Allied Health and Engineering Division includes biology,
chemistry, engineering and physics; and oversees the following
curricula: Ophthalmic Design and Dispensing, Environmental Science,
Biotechnology, Radiologic Technology, Dietetic Technician, and Liberal
Arts–Science, Engineering Science, Technological Studies, and Hazardous
Materials (Certificate).
Social and Behavioral Sciences
The
Social and Behavioral Sciences Division includes anthropology,
economics, geography, history, political science, psychology, and
sociology; and oversees the following academic programs: Human Services,
Juvenile Justice, Therapeutic Recreation, Substance Abuse Education,
Criminal Justice, and Early Childhood Education.
From College Catalog 2011-2012, p. 10
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