j approves $50,000 budget
nrollment management receives executive nod
nanimous decision, the
oard of Education ap-
$50,000 expenditure
¡on of a new enroll-
¡nagement department
jlege during their regu-
ngon April 12.
ixpenditure will cover
of a full-time enroll-
ugerand staff appoint-
ommunity and student
lent,publication media,
¡media and registration
¡nrollment manager will
led from current staff
■early in May, With
board approval on May 10," said
Art Hames, college counseling
director and chairman of the
recruitment committee.
"We
would hope that person will be in
office and functioning on May
11."
The intent of the program is
to identify populations in the
district which are not presently
being reached by college pro
grams; to encourage high school
students to come on campus for
special events; promotion and
coordination of promotion from
all areas of the college, and gen
erally to stimulate interest in
receives national award
lot has narrowly missed
sd among the top two-
ige papers in the nation
Associated
Collegiate
Iging team for its fall
and the great improvement the
staff has shown over this past
year, we hope to receive at least
a first class rating for our winter
and spring issues," said Happie
Thacker, Print editor.
3720 points the Print
ling judged first class
oints and received the
ling of second class.
are judged according to
is institution they serve
often they are pub-
eyare placed in one of
s with first class be-
good to excellent, sec
good to very good,
ass fair to good and
ass weak to fair.
the change in format
the college on the part of people
not now using its services, ac
cording to Dr. John Hakanson,
college president.
"It is necessary to realize that
our enrollment is leveling off,
and, in fact, is decreasing slight
ly, but that there are many
people in the district who are
not taking advantage of what the
college has to offer," he said.
The board also approved a
resolution setting a
10-hour',
four-day work week for all col
lege employees whose areas of
responsibility
are compatible
with a four-day work week,‘be
ginning July 1, and continuing
through August 31.
"The main thrust behind go
ing with a four-day work week
is to conserve energy,"
said
Howard Fryett, assistant to the
president.
In other business the board
approved:
-- hiring of Tsuyoshi Inouye
as data processing officer, to
fill a vacancy in that position.
-- authorization of the pur
chase of three additional auto
matic doors for the sum of
$5,651.
- a formal expression of the
boards appreciation of the work
of the Finance Study Committee,
chaired by Dan Faddis, and that
of the Citizens' Election Steer
ing Committee, chaired by Ben
Hansen, in the success of the
rate-based serial levy election,
April 4.
-- annual application for fund
ing of the college's adult educa
tion programs.
-- award of bid to IBM for one
memory typewriter for instruct
ional use, for the sum of $5,260.
-- to pay selected full-time
faculty who will be teaching
summer session at the daily rate
of the current year's salary, i.e.,
the 1978 summer session salary
will be a daily rate for each in
dividual based on the 1977-78
salary schedule. The full daily
rate is to be based on a full load
and the hours put in per week
are to be the same as during the
regular school year.
The board also set May 5 and
6 as d^tes for a board workshop
staff development.
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