Transforming Bunker Hill Community College

BHCC will develop dynamic curricula and innovative teaching and learning methods that are competency-based, incorporate state-of-the-art technology and are responsive to workforce needs and diverse populations.

New health career programs will be developed in Allied Health, Mammography and Medical Coding to respond to labor market demands.
As a follow-up to Criminal Justice, Computer Technology and Culinary Arts comprehensive program reviews, curricula will be modified to ensure currency and compatibility with todayÕs workforce requirements.
External advisory boards in academic disciplines such as Criminal Justice, Nursing and Computer Technology will be expanded to strengthen the link between education and workforce needs.
A College Teaching and Learning Center will be launched at the Charlestown Campus to enable faculty and professional staff to become more knowledgeable about new instructional methodologies and state-of-the-art technologies to meet institutional objectives and workforce needs.
BHCC will strengthen its collaboration with healthcare providers to ensure more opportunities for entry-level employees to access degree programs matched with workforce needs.


	Goal 4: Curricula
Institutional Effectiveness Transforming BHCC 1999 - 2001 Summary Planning Process BHCC Goals Learner Success Workforce Education Recognition Curricula Customer Service Funding	BHCC will develop dynamic curricula and innovative teaching and learning methods that are competency-based, incorporate state-of-the-art technology and are responsive to workforce needs and diverse populations. New health career programs will be developed in Allied Health, Mammography and Medical Coding to respond to labor market demands. As a follow-up to Criminal Justice, Computer Technology and Culinary Arts comprehensive program reviews, curricula will be modified to ensure currency and compatibility with todayÕs workforce requirements. External advisory boards in academic disciplines such as Criminal Justice, Nursing and Computer Technology will be expanded to strengthen the link between education and workforce needs. A College Teaching and Learning Center will be launched at the Charlestown Campus to enable faculty and professional staff to become more knowledgeable about new instructional methodologies and state-of-the-art technologies to meet institutional objectives and workforce needs. BHCC will strengthen its collaboration with healthcare providers to ensure more opportunities for entry-level employees to access degree programs matched with workforce needs.	Paul Guzzi, President and Chief Executive Officer, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce; Richard H. Gilman, Publisher and Chairman, The Boston Globe; Thomas W. Payzant, Superintendent, Boston Public Schools. Michael Taylor, Senior Regional Vice President, Lockhead Martin IMS Corporation; Mary L. Fifield, BHCC President.