Transforming Bunker Hill Community College 2002
   
Goal 6: Funding
Institutional Effectiveness

Transforming BHCC 

1999 - 2001 Summary 

Planning Process 

BHCC Goals
Learner Success 
Workforce Education 
Recognition 
Curricula 
Customer Service 
Funding 
 
BHCC will seek new resources and explore additional collaborations to support student learning, programs and facilities.
  • The rental of College facilities will generate a 30 percent increase in rental revenue as a result of intensified marketing to include the development of a comprehensive brochure and a dedicated page on the College website.
  • The Grants Development Office, working with three faculty and staff task forces, will compete for three major federal grants targeted to promote diversity in the nursing profession; to support access and retention of developmental students; to promote allied health careers to high school students and to explore the creation of a pre-engineering program at the College.
  • The College will maximize financial resources by installing cost-effective systems such as a new computer-operated, high-efficiency cooling tower and chiller, and the replacement of corridor lighting with energy-efficient parabolic fluorescent lights.
  • Scholarships will be awarded to 27 students for study abroad opportunities in 15 countries and faculty will receive scholarships to participate in international professional development seminars.
 

Marquis Scott, Eugene L. OÍFlaherty, Steven Sullivan
Marquis Scott, Registered Representative, New York Life; Eugene L. OÍFlaherty, Representative, Massachusetts House of Representatives; Steven Sullivan, Director of Education and Training, Teamsters Local #25.

Rosalind Gorin, Paul E. Rivers, William T. Sakamoto
Rosalind Gorin, President, H.N. Gorin, Inc.; Paul E. Rivers, Professor, BHCC Business Administration Department (back to camera); William T. Sakamoto, Dean, BHCC eCollege.