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North Carolina Community College System H. Martin Lancaster, President

North Carolina Community College System H. Martin Lancaster, President. FEMA’s Emergency Management Higher Education Conference June 8 - 10, 2004 “Community College Role in North Carolina”. Dr. Larry Keen, Vice President Chuck Barham, Associate Vice President

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North Carolina Community College System H. Martin Lancaster, President

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  1. North Carolina Community College System H. Martin Lancaster, President FEMA’s Emergency Management Higher Education Conference June 8 - 10, 2004 “Community College Role in North Carolina” Dr. Larry Keen, Vice President Chuck Barham, Associate Vice President Economic and Workforce Development Division

  2. Economic & Workforce Development Programs New & Expanding Industry Training Focused Industrial Training Workforce Continuing Education Small Business Center Network Human Resources Development Workforce Initiatives BioNetwork

  3. Camden Warren Alleghany Ashe Surry Stokes Gates Currituck Rockingham Caswell Person Vance Northampton Watauga Halifax Hertford Pasquotank Wilkes Granville Yadkin Perquimans Forsyth Franklin Chowan Bertie Guilford Durham Avery Mitchell Alamance Nash Orange Caldwell Davie Yancey Alexander Madison Tyrrell Edgecombe Iredell Martin Washington Davidson Burke Randolph Chatham Wilson Mcdowell Dare Catawba Rowan Buncombe Wake Pitt Beaufort Haywood Johnston Lee Greene Swain Lincoln Hyde Montgomery Rutherford Stanly Harnett Graham Cabarrus Cleveland Mecklenburg Wayne Jackson Polk Henderson Moore Lenoir Gaston Craven Macon Cherokee Transylvania Pamlico Richmond Clay Cumberland Hoke Jones Sampson Duplin Union Anson Scotland Onslow Carteret Robeson Bladen Pender New Hanover Columbus Brunswick 59Main Campuses(includes the NC Center for Applied Textile Technology) 20Multi-Campus Sites * 74Off-Campus Centers *__________________________ 153 Main Campuses, Multi-Campus Sites, and Off-Campus Centers 89Counties with Approved Sites 58Home Counties (main campuses) 31Other Counties * A Multi-Campus Site is a facility owned or leased by the college that focuses primarily on curriculum offerings. At least one full Associate Degree program must be offered at the site and the site must meet SACS accreditation requirements for a stand-alone facility. * An Off-Campus Center is a facility owned or leased by the college where students predominantly take continuing education courses and some curriculum courses. As a general rule, full Associate Degree programs are not offered.

  4. Workforce Continuing Education

  5. Workforce Continuing Education Select Program Areas and Number of Courses Emergency Medical Services 45 courses Criminal Justice - Mandated 13 courses Criminal Justice - Non-Mandated 179 courses Fire & Rescue Services 209 courses Approximate number of State Board approved courses: 1,400

  6. Workforce Continuing Education Enrollment Trends 1999 - 2003 Duplicated Headcount

  7. Workforce Continuing Education Regional Fire/Emergency Services Coordinators Area Map Alleghany Northampton Gates Camden Warren Currituck Ashe Surry Stokes Rockingham Caswell Person Vance Granville Hertford Pasquotank Halifax Perquimans Watauga Wilkes Chowan Yadkin Forsyth Avery Franklin Alamance Bertie Guilford Orange Durham Mitchell Nash Caldwell Edgecombe Alexander Davie Yancey Madison Tyrrell Washington Iredell Martin Dare Wake Davidson Burke Randolph Chatham Wilson Catawba Buncombe McDowell Rowan Pitt Haywood Beaufort Johnston Swain Hyde Lincoln Greene Lee Rutherford Harnett Cabarrus Montgomery Cleveland Wayne Henderson Graham Stanly Gaston Moore Polk Jackson Mecklenburg Craven Lenoir Transylvania Macon Cherokee Pamlico Clay Cumberland Hoke Jones Union Anson Sampson Duplin Richmond Scotland Onslow Carteret Robeson Bladen Pender System Office Raleigh Host Community College New Hanover Columbus Region 1 Western Vacant Haywood TCC Region 5-North Central Mary T. Creech Wake TCC Brunswick Region 2-Foothills Winfield Abee Catawba Valley CC Region 6-South Eastern Johnny Baker Robeson CC Region 3- Northern Piedmont Wesley Hutchins Forsyth CC Region 7- Middle Eastern Red McKemey James Sprunt CC Region 4-Central Piedmont Chip Osborne Davidson CC Region 8- North Eastern Phil Batts Wilson CC

  8. Workforce Continuing EducationFire/Emergency Services and Select Workforce Continuing Education Program Areas 2003 Enrollments Special NCCCS Report CC539, Duplicated Headcount - Spring, Summer & Fall Terms, 2003

  9. Workforce Continuing Education Fire/Emergency Services Enrollment Trends 1999 - 2003 Special NCCCS Report CC539, Duplicated Headcount - Spring, Summer, Fall for 1999, 2000, 2001,2002,2003

  10. Workforce Continuing Education Fire/Emergency Services Instructional Hours Trends 1999 - 2003 Special NCCCS Report CC539, Duplicated Headcount - Spring, Summer, Fall for 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

  11. North Carolina Fire Departments Number Percentage Type Number of of Agencies Personnel 70 5 Career (Paid) 8,727 255 19 Career/Volunteer ------ 1,036 76 Volunteer 36,676 _______________________________________________________________ 1,361 100% 45,403 Data Source: North Carolina State Fireman’s Association

  12. North Carolina Law Enforcement Data Number of Certified Personnel 11,955 Sheriffs Deputies 7,607 Detention Officers 3,119 Telecommunicators 17,681 Law Enforcement Officers 14,514 Correction Officers 1,602 Juvenile Justice Officers ___________________________________ 56,478 Total Certified Personnel Number of Agencies 100 Sheriff Departments 543 Law Enforcement Agencies __________________________643 Total Agencies Data Source: NC Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission

  13. Curriculum Degree Programs

  14. Curriculum Degree Programs Total Enrollment Trends 1999-2003 1999  227,113 2000  233,514 2001  244,508 2002  269,726 2003  284,015 Data Source: NCCCS Annual Statistical Reports and NCCCS Data Warehouse

  15. Select Curriculum Degree Program Titles Basic Law Enforcement Training (Certificate) Criminal Justice Technology Criminal Justice Technology Concentration: Latent Evidence Criminal Justice Technology Concentration: Financial Crime/ Computer Fraud Fire Protection Technology Emergency Preparedness Technology Emergency Medical Science

  16. Select Curriculum Degree Program Enrollment Trends 1999-2003

  17. Fire/Emergency Services Degree Programs Full-time Equivalent Enrollment (FTE) Trends1999 - 2003 FTE Based on Special NCCCS Report CC539, Duplicated Headcount - Spring, Summer, Fall for 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003. Annual Curriculum FTE means the total of the student hours in membership for fall and spring semesters divided by 512 (256 student hours per semester x 2).

  18. FEMA Higher Education Projects

  19. North Carolina Community College System Economic & Workforce Development Division 5003 Mail Service Center ~ Raleigh, NC 27699 Telephone (919) 807-7000 ~ Fax (919) 807-7169 H. Martin Lancaster, President Visit us online at www.ncccs.cc.nc.us/Business_and_Industry NCCCS, June 2004

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