 
Did you know that the total annual student headcount for the 2007-2008 enrollment year was 831,165 and the total number of degrees/certificates awarded was 72,760? The average student age was 25 and the total number of system employees was 44,951. This week's Fast Facts is presented to you from FDOE, THE FACT BOOK, report for the Florida College System 2009. Check back each week for a new fast fact that you can share with your members!
Did you know that the total annual student headcount for the 2007-2008 enrollment year was 831,165 and the total number of degrees/certificates awarded was 72,760? The average student age was 25 and the total number of system employees was 44,951. This week's Fast Facts is presented to you from FDOE, THE FACT BOOK, report for the Florida College System 2009. Check back each week for a new fast fact that you can share with your members! |
 WHAT ARE COMMISSIONS?Commissions provide an opportunity for community college employees with similar job responsibilities to enhance their professional skills and knowledge and to network, share, and recognize exemplary practices with colleagues from around the state. Each commission has its own elected Board of Directors and bylaws for organizational purposes, to plan commission activities, and support the overall mission and purposes of FACC. The Chair of each commission serves on the Association's Board of Directors. Commissions usually meet at least twice a year to provide programs of interest to commission members and to recognize colleagues and programs of an exemplary nature. The commissions provide the primary vehicle for the Association to fulfill its mission of discussing and improving matters in college educational programs, curriculum development, innovative administrative and instructional procedures, and the general professional environment of the state's 28 community colleges. About our Commissions (missions and purposes) Commission Financial Procedures Commission of the Year Award Criteria 2010 Vice President for Commissions: |