 
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! |
 How FACC helps your careerThe Florida Association of Community Colleges exists to promote and support the Florida Community College System and its employees. Have you ever wanted to do more? Do you think about career advancement opportunities, but you don't know where to begin? If so, FACC is a tool you should consider. We are more than 8,500 community college employees who believe in the mission of the Community College System of Florida. We are faculty, career staff, administrators, retirees, part-time employees, trustees, and presidents of the 28 community colleges in Florida. How does FACC help your career? NETWORKING FACC provides opportunities within your college chapter to advance your talents, strengths, and network. Involvement in FACC can assist in your goals of career advancement. Leadership opportunities abound within FACC. Chapter leadership interacts with college administrators both locally and on the state level. Region leaders network with college leadership within the geographic area, and commission leaders network with colleagues and other community college professionals from around the state. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Conferences, workshops, and seminars and provided throughout the year to assist in your professional development. You have the opportunity to publish, research, and gain knowledge in your field of interest. FACC provides opportunities to present your area of expertise at commission, region, and chapter workshops throughout the state. Through FACC, relationships are built resulting in mentoring opportunities and career development and growth. FACC membership...an investment in your future...and a commitment to the advancement of the Florida Community College System. |