fast facts & 2017 college directory...commercial truck driving computer programming. computer...

Fast Facts & 2017 College Directory

2Fast Facts

3

Fast Facts

The business climate in Georgia is one of the healthiest in the country, and continues to attract world-class companies to our state. In the 2016 Fiscal Year, the Georgia Departmentof Economic Development announced that 365 companies planned to locate or expand in Georgia, bringing more than 25,000 new jobs.

We know the number one need of new and existing companies is a talented and skilled workforce, and with the number of jobs created in Georgia each year, it’s imperative that the Technical College System of Georgia, as the state’s top resource for workforce, train our students with both the hard and soft skills that will make them, and the companies they work for, successful.

At TCSG, our presidents, faculty and staff are united in our mission to educate our students and move them into career paths as soon as they are ready. And through the leadership of Governor Deal and our legislators, initiatives like Complete College Georgia, the Move On When Ready dual enrollment program, and the Georgia WorkSmart Apprenticeship program are helping us do exactly that.

In FY16, as always, the Technical College System of Georgia kept a laser focus on workforce development, and preparing students for the jobs that need their talent. We thank our many statewide and local partners for the opportunities they provide our students, and look forward to our continued work together to ensure a pipeline of talented, energetic and exceptional workers that will keep Georgia thriving.

Sincerely,

Gretchen Corbin, Commissioner

Letter from the Commissioner

4Fast Facts

Technical Education

34,506**Total Graduates

41,288*Technical Certificatesof Credit

9,563*Diplomas

57,646*Total Awards

Conferred

6,795*Associate Degrees

Unduplicated Graduates

Up9.2%

22colleges

campuses85 600

DegreeDiploma &Certificate Programs

Articulation Agreements

28

* duplicated** unduplicated

5

Fast Facts

Guaranteed EducationTCSG graduates are guaranteed to be proficient in TCSG-taught competencies or we will retrain them at no cost.

Total Enrollment

133,4551,982,472 credit hours

66,082 Full Time Equivalent (FTE)

$Financial Aid

Technical Education

68,962 Pell Recipients

59,021 HOPE Recipients

63,867 Online Enrollment

$89per credit hour $1,335

Tuition for15 hour semester

6Fast Facts

State GOAL Winner

Ashley Rodgers, a 2016 honor graduate of the Marketing Management program at South Georgia Technical College, is the Technical College System of Georgia’s 2016 Student of the Year. A native of Macon County, Rodgers says that technical education has helped her find joy in her accomplishments, allowing her to showcase her leadership abilities and become a strong, independent young woman.

At South Georgia Technical College, she was selected as a Student of Excellence and held numerous leadership positions, including president of the Georgia chapter of SkillsUSA. She believes that the support and opportunities she found within the Technical College System of Georgia have been the key to her success.

Rodgers is currently attending Middle Georgia State University on a Presidential Scholarship and has been offered an internship position with a local non-profit organization charged with restoring and re-establishing downtown Macon as a thriving center of economic, cultural and social activity.

“I will be forever grateful to the Technical College System of Georgia for the opportunities it has provided. I wouldn’t be where I am today without technical education and I hope to be able to share my story with thousands of others who will benefit from it,” says Rodgers.

2016 TCSG Student of the Year

7

Fast FactsState GOAL Winner

“I chose technical education because it provides students with the hands-on skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today’s workforce and global economy. Additionally, it offers opportunities to build networking connections and workforce experience, as well as creating various career pathways for students at an affordable price.”

Ashley Elizabeth RodgersMarketing Management

South Georgia Technical College

As the 2016 TCSG GOAL winner, Ashley Rodgers received a new Kia Optima, courtesy of Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia.

8Fast Facts

The popularity of dual enrollment continued to increase thanks to the “Move On When Ready” program instituted in 2015. More than 17,000 high school, and even middle school, students got a jump-start on their careers in AY16 by acquiring college credits in both core and technical courses. In fact, Georgia NorthwesternTechnical College hosted more Move On When Ready students than any other college in the state.

Career Academies

students served

40Academies

$112State Investment

million

25K

• Morgan County: Georgia Piedmont Technical College will partner with the Morgan County School System. • Dougherty County: Albany Technical College will work with the Dougherty County School System in partnership with the Terrell and Calhoun County school systems.• Atlanta: Atlanta Technical College will collaborate with the Atlanta Public School System in partnership with the Fulton and Clayton County school systems.

Grants for three new College & Career Academies were announced in FY16:

17,109

Workforce Development

9

Fast Facts

Strategic IndustriesWorkforce Development Grant(SIWDG)

12


Certified Engineer Assistant Commercial Truck DrivingComputer ProgrammingComputer Technology Diesel Equipment TechnologyEarly Childhood Care & EducationHealth ScienceIndustrial MaintenanceMovie Production/Set DesignPractical NursingPrecision Manufacturing Welding & Joining Technology

ProvidesFREE TUITION

for Georgia students

enrolling in these programs

More than 22,000 students were enrolled in the SIWDG programs during the 2016 academic year, and 14,819 diplomas and/or certificates were awarded.Students enrolled in SIWDG eligible majors increased by 13% and the number of awards increased by 61% in AY 2016.* *The number of majors eligible for SIWDG increased in AY 2016

Complete College GeorgiaTCSG is well on its way to meeting the workforce needs of Georgia industry by 2025, the goal set by Complete College Georgia. The system is ahead of its FY16 benchmark by 28,288 students who have completed the requirements for an associate degree, diploma or certificate.


10Fast Facts

State Rick Perkins Award Winner

Since 2010, Dr. Angela Hines-Brown has shared her love of children with each student she impacts as an Early Child-hood Care and Education instructor on the Coweta campus of West Georgia Technical College.

Through hard work, Dr. Hines-Brown has risen from humble beginnings to become the first person in her family to earn a Ph.D. Her work ethic, determination and love for people are what drives her to make a difference each day.

Dr. Hines-Brown knows through personal experience that real-world, hands-on training empowers a person to succeed, and likes to say that the power of a high-quality technical college education doesn’t stop with the student. Dr. Hines-Brown has witnessed this in her own life: her mother, a technical college student, used her education to change her life and open doors of opportunity to her daughters.

Dr. Hines-Brown is now following her mother’s example, working hard and paying it forward — investing in the lives of other people who can make a difference for themselves, their families and their community.

In April, Dr. Hines-Brown won the state title for the Rick Perkins Award for Excellence in Technical Instruction and became the Technical College System of Georgia’s 2016 Instructor of the Year.

2016 TCSG Teacher of the Year

11

Fast FactsState Rick Perkins Award Winner State Rick Perkins Award Winner

“I view each of my students as champions. I refine my students’ gifts and talent, producing confident career professionals and a skilled workforce. Technical colleges are catalysts for change and provide opportunities for

individuals to thrive. I’m honored to teach at a technical college.”

Dr. Angela Hines-BrownEarly Childhood Care and Education

West Georgia Technical College

After being named 2016 TCSG Rick Perkins Award winner, Dr. Angela Hines- Brown recounts her life story to the audience.

12Fast Facts

The Nation’s Best Workforce Training

106

14DifferentCountries

projects in37

Customized Workforce Training Projects

6,703Jobs created or saved

• 95% supported Georgia manufacturers• 55% supported new companies• 45% supported existing/expanding industries• 35% involved international companies• 67% were located outside of Metro Atlanta, representing 80% of FY2015 trainees

Site Location Professionals Name Quick Start #1 in the U.S. for the Seventh Year in a Row!

13

Fast FactsThe Nation’s Best Workforce Training Contract Training

4,647Customized Contract Training Projects

TCSG colleges maintain strong and vital connections with companies in their region to ensure they are not only meeting, but anticipating, workforce needs. College presidents, as well as their vice presidents of economic development, convene industry councils regularly to listen to local business so they can plan to adjust curriculum each semester, if needed, or provide other means of assistance such as customized contract training. System-wide, the demand for this training, in everything from management to industry-specific skills, has continued to increase.

Trainees

2014 2015 2016

3,095

3,682

4,647

Companies Receiving Customized Contract Training from TCSG Institutions in FY16

141,958

14Fast Facts

Adult Education

55,111AdultEducationEnrollment

instructional sites400+

157,827

70% Adult Basic Education (ABE) 7% Adult Secondary Education (ASE)23% English as a Second Language (ESL)

1,240instructors In the past ten years,

the Georgia GED® Testing Program has awarded

Diplomas

67 41GED® Testing Centers

Mobile Testing Sites

Georgia’s GED® Testing Program provides testing for: 2 Youth Challenge Academies3 Job Corps Centers48 correctional institutions7 Youth Detention Centers

3,200 institutionalized students were served

diplomas awardedin FY 16

9,843

15

Fast FactsAdult Education

CLCPCertified Literate Community Program

2,12354,928

44254,928

During fiscal year 2016 the TCSG GED® Customer Service Center: • Served 25,666 customers. • Issued 27,387 duplicate diplomas and official transcripts. • Processed TCSG Foundation GED® Testing Fee Scholarships. • Delivered a 1-2 day turn-around on mail-in and online customer requests.

In FY16 the Georgia GED® Testing Program implemented a new online official transcript/duplicate diploma request system.

19,768 StudentsservedVolunteersDonated hoursCLCP tutorsVolunteer hours

Photo courtesy of Chattahoochee Technical College

16Fast Facts

State EAGLE Winner

Desmond Vaird was named the state’s top Adult Education student in March 2016. As the State EAGLE (Exceptional Adult Georgian in Literacy Education) winner, Vaird is recognized for his exceptional achievements in adult education and is a role model for Georgians who seek to improve their lives through education.

Vaird struggled with drug and alcohol abuse and eventually made his way to the Potters House, a Christian recovery center for chemically addicted men. Shortly after his acceptance into the Potters House, Vaird was provided the opportunity to obtain his GED® credential through Lani-er Technical College, which he did within five months of arriving at the recovery center. After graduating in March 2015, Vaird immediately enrolled in the University of North Georgia to pursue a degree in elementary education, hoping to one day secure a position in a classroom so he could encourage students to continue their educations.

While serving as Georgia’s state ambassador for Adult Education during the EAGLE program’s 23rd year, Desmond will raise awareness of educational opportunities in communities around the state and encourage the pursuit of lifelong learning. He plans to pursue motivational speaking for groups like adult learners, middle school students, chemically addicted men and broken families.

2016 TCSG Adult Education Student of the Year

17

Fast Facts

“Prior to March 2015, I was a statistic. I was a high school dropout, drug addict and alcoholic. Lanier Technical College provided me a second chance, with the opportunity to obtain a GED®, build my confidence and self-esteem and find a better job opportunity. I want my future students to realize the importance of education. And I want them to know that drugs and alcohol have no place in success.”

Desmond VairdGED® Graduate

Lanier Technical College

State EAGLE Winner

Commissioner Gretchen Corbin and 2016 EAGLE winner Desmond Vaird visit with Governor Deal in the Governor’s Office.

18Fast Facts

Partnership Initiatives

Georgia Film AcademyA partnership between TCSG and the University System of Georgia, the Georgia Film Academy started classes in FY16 at Gwinnett Technical Col-lege. At the end of the academic year, 45 Gwinnett Tech students had completed the program and trained on-set, gaining valuable experience and making the contacts needed to embark on a career in Georgia’s booming film industry.

Prisoner Re-entryAdult Education and Technical Education are joined at the hip to help prisoners earn post-secondary work credentials. In FY16, Adult Education served 3,444 students through its correctional programs.

34533780

inmates obtained or retained employment

inmates were able to earn their GED® credential

inmates have enrolled in postsecondary education

In Technical Education:

inmates obtained a Technical Certificate of Completion (TCC)

inmates earned an on-the-job (OJT) certificate of completion.

Central Georgia Technical College served a total of 1,666 inmates in credit and non-credit program courses

(duplicated number)

2,358261

19

Fast FactsSystem Budget

FY16

340,025,630 75,163,481

349,184,244 764,373,355

31,875,000 4,525,000 2,855,000

- 11,000,000 2,500,000

12,500,000 65,255,000

37,850,980 8,843,151

20,453,991 635,395,228 702,543,350

FY15

331,854,904 81,691,954

357,903,732 771,450,589

8,800,000

16,990,000 7,000,000 5,000,000

10,000,000 1,225,000

- 49,015,000

37,567,567 8,652,782

19,568,754 632,150,153

697,939,256

Fund SourceState FundsFederal FundsOther FundsTotal

Capital Outlay BudgetConstruction ProjectsEquipment for New FacilitiesMajor Repairs and RenovationsReplacement of Obsolete Equip. Career AcademiesQuick Start EquipmentWorld Class Lab EquipmentTotal Capital Outlay Budget

Expenditures by ProgramAdult Education Departmental Administration Economic DevelopmentTechnical Education Total Expenditures

College Directory

Mary P. Flanders1st Congressional District

Richard Porter, Sr.2nd Congressional District

Frank S. “Chunk” Newman3rd Congressional District

Baoky N. Vu4th Congressional District

James F. Gingrey5th Congressional District

Dr. Lynn M. Cornett6th Congressional District

Michael L. “Sully” Sullivan7th Congressional District

Ben I. Copeland, Sr.8th Congressional District

Dinah C. Wayne9th Congressional District

Trey Sheppard10th Congressional District

Jay Cunningham11th Congressional District

Tommy David12th Congressional District

Tim Williams13th Congressional District

Joe W. Yarbrough14th Congressional DistrictChairman

State Board*

Ben BryantMember at Large

Doug CarterMember at Large

Randall FoxMember at Large

Anne KaiserMember at Large

Robert “Buzz” LawMember at Large

Sylvia E. RussellMember at Large

Shirley A. SmithMember at Large

Phillip “Phil” SuttonMember at Large

Shan CooperMember at Large

* As of January 1, 2017

College DirectoryAdministration

Gretchen K. Corbin

Commissioner

Matt ArthurDeputy Commissioner

Penni HaberlyAssistant CommissionerAdministration

Beverly SmithAssistant Commissioner Adult Education

Dr. Scott RuleAssistant CommissionerData, Planning & Research

Jackie RohoskyAssistant CommissionerEconomic Development

Neil BittingAssistant Commissioner External Affairs/Facilities

Dr. Kathryn HornsbyAssistant CommissionerTechnical Education

College Directory

College Service Delivery Areas

A P P L I N G

A T KI N SO N

BA C O N

BA KER

BA L D W I N

BA N KS

BA RRO W

BA RT O W

BEN H I L L

BERRI EN

BI BB

BL EC KL EY

BRA N T L EY

BRO O KS

BRY A N

BU L L O C H

BU RKE

BU T T S

C A L H O U N

C A M D EN

C A N D L ER

C A RRO L L

C A T O O SA

C H A RL T O N

C H A T H A M

CHATTAHOOCHEE

C H A T T O O G A

C H ERO KEE

C L A RKE

C L A Y

CLAYTON

C L I N C H

C O BB

C O F F EE

C O L Q U I T T

C O L U M BI A

C O O K

C O W ET A

C RA W F O RD

C RI SP

D A D E

D A W SO N

D EC A T U R

D EKA L B

D O D G E

D O O L Y

D O U G H ERT Y

D O U G L A S

EA RL Y

EC H O L S

EF F I N G H A M

EL BERT

EM A N U EL

EV A N S

F A N N I N

FAYETTE

F L O Y D

F O RSY T H

F RA N KL I N

F U L T O N

G I L M ER

GLASCOCK

G L Y N N

G O RD O N

G RA D Y

G REEN E

G W I N N ET T

H A BERSH A M

H A L L

H A N C O C K

H A RA L SO N

H A RRI S

H A RT

H EA RD

H EN RY

H O U ST O N

I RW I N

JA C KSO N

JA SP ER

JEF FD A V I S

JEF F ERSO N

JEN KI N S

JO H N SO N

JO N ES

L A M A R

L A N I ER

L A U REN S

L EEL I BERT Y

L I N C O L N

L O N G

L O W N D ES

L U M P KI N

MCDUFFIE

M C I N T O SH

M A C O N

M A D I SO N

M A RI O N

M ERI WETHER

M I L L ER M I T C H EL L

M O N RO E

MONTGOMERY

M O RG A N

M U RRA Y

M U SC O G EE

N EW T O N

O C O N EEO G L ET H O RP E

P A U L D I N G

P EA C H

P I C KEN S

P I ERC E

P I KE

P O L K

P U L A SKI

P U T N A M

Q U I T M A N

RA BU N

RA N D O L P H

ROCKDALE

SCHLEY

SC REV EN

SEM I N O L E

SP A L D I N G

ST EP H EN S

ST EW A RT

SU M T ER

T A L BO T

TALIAFERRO

T A T T N A L L

T A Y L O R

T EL F A I R

T ERREL L

T H O M A S

T I F T

T O O M BS

T O W N S

T REU T L EN

T RO U P

T U RN ER

T W I G G S

U N I O N

U P SO N

W A L KER

W A L T O N

W A RE

W A RREN

W A SH I N G T O N

W A Y N E

WEBSTER

WHEELER

W H I T E

W H I T F I EL D

W I L C O X

W I L KES

W I L KI N SO N

W O RT H

RI C H M O N D

GeorgiaNorthwestern

Tech

North GeorgiaTech

LanierTech

Athens TechGwinnett

Tech

SouthernCrescent

Tech

GeorgiaPiedmont

ChattahoocheeTech

WestGeorgia

Tech

AtlantaTech

South Georgia

Tech

Albany Tech

Southern Regional

TechBainbridge

State College

Columbus Tech

Southeastern Tech

Augusta Tech

Oconee Fall Line Tech

Central Georgia Tech

Ogeechee Tech

Savannah Tech

Coastal Pines Tech

Wiregrass Georgia Tech

Tech

Technical College Main Campus

University System Collegewith Technical Division

Additional Campuses

Technical College Service Delivery Area

College Directory

Enrollment is the unduplicated count of students enrolled in credit courses during the academic year.

Graduates are the unduplicated count of graduates who received a certificate, diploma or degree during the academic year.

2017 Technical College Directory

Albany ..................................................... 24

Athens ..................................................... 24

Atlanta ..................................................... 25

Augusta .................................................. 25

Central Georgia .................................... 26

Chattahoochee .................................... 26

Coastal Pines .........................................27

Columbus ................................................27

Georgia Northwestern ....................... 28

Georgia Piedmont ............................... 28

Gwinnett ................................................. 29

Lanier ....................................................... 29

North Georgia ........................................30

Oconee Fall Line ...................................30

Ogeechee ................................................. 31

Savannah .................................................. 31

South Georgia ....................................... 32

Southeastern .......................................... 32

Southern Crescent ............................... 33

Southern Regional ............................... 33

West Georgia ......................................... 34

Wiregrass Georgia ............................... 34

Bainbridge State ................................... 35

Notes

24College Directory

Albany Technical College1704 South Slappey BoulevardAlbany, Georgia 31701 Phone (229) 430-3500 • Fax (229) 430-3594www.albanytech.edu

Dr. Anthony O. ParkerPresident

(229) [email protected]

Serving Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Dougherty, Lee, Randolph and Terrell counties

AY 2016 Enrollment 4,685AY 2016 Graduates 1,501

Serving Clarke, Elbert, Greene, Hart, Madison, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Taliaferro,

Walton and Wilkes counties

Dr. Andrea Daniel President


Athens Technical College800 U.S. Highway 29 NorthAthens, Georgia 30601 Phone (706) 355-5000 • Fax (706) 369-5753www.athenstech.edu


25

College Directory

Serving Fulton and Clayton counties

Dr. Victoria SealsPresident


Atlanta Technical College1560 Metropolitan Parkway SWAtlanta, Georgia 30310 Phone (404) 225-4400 • Fax (404) 225-4605www.atlantatech.edu

Serving Burke, Columbia, Lincoln,McDuffie and Richmond counties

Terry D. Elam President


Augusta Technical College3200 Augusta Tech DriveAugusta, Georgia 30906 Phone (706) 771-4000 • Fax (706) 771-5715www.augustatech.edu



26College Directory

Serving Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Gilmer,Paulding and Pickens counties

Dr. Ronald C. Newcomb President

(770) 975-4125ronald.newcomb@

chattahoocheetech.edu

Serving Baldwin, Bibb, Crawford, Dooly, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach, Pulaski,

Putnam and Twiggs counties

Central Georgia Technical College80 Cohen Walker DriveWarner Robins, Georgia 31088 Phone (478) 988-6800 • Fax (478) 988-6835www.centralgatech.edu

Dr. Ivan H. Allen President


Chattahoochee Technical College980 South Cobb DriveMarietta, Georgia 30060 Phone (770) 528-4545 • Fax (770) 528-4455www.chattahoocheetech.edu



27

College Directory

Serving Chattahoochee, Harris,Muscogee, Quitman, Stewart, and

Talbot counties

Lorette M. Hoover President


Columbus Technical College928 Manchester ExpresswayColumbus, Georgia 31904 Phone (706) 649-1800 • Fax (706) 649-1885www.columbustech.edu

Serving Appling, Bacon, Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Clinch, Glynn, Jeff Davis, Long, McIntosh, Pierce, Ware

and Wayne counties

Dr. Glenn Deibert President


Coastal Pines Technical College1701 Carswell AvenueWaycross, Georgia 31503Phone (912) 287-6584 • Fax (912) 338-5300www.coastalpines.edu

AY 2016 Enrollment 5,231AY 2016 Graduates 962


28College Directory

Serving Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Floyd,Gordon, Murray, Polk, Walker and

Whitfield counties

Pete McDonald President


Georgia Northwestern Technical CollegeOne Maurice Culberson DriveRome, Georgia 30161 Phone (706) 295-6963 • Fax (706) 295-6944www.gntc.edu

Serving DeKalb, Morgan, Newton andRockdale counties

Dr. Jabari Simama President

(404) 297-9522 ext. 1281 [email protected]

Georgia Piedmont Technical College495 North Indian Creek DriveClarkston, Georgia 30021 Phone (404) 297-9522 • Fax (404) 294-6290www.gptc.edu



29

College Directory

Serving Gwinnett and North Fulton counties

Dr. D. Glen CannonPresident

(678) 226-6315 [email protected]

Gwinnett Technical College5150 Sugarloaf ParkwayLawrenceville, Georgia 30043 Phone (770) 962-7580 • Fax (770) 338-9218www.gwinnetttech.edu

Serving Banks, Barrow, Dawson, Forsyth, Hall, Jackson and Lumpkin counties

Dr. Ray PerrenPresident


Lanier Technical College2990 Landrum Education DriveOakwood, Georgia 30566 Phone (770) 533-7000 • Fax (770) 531-6328www.laniertech.edu



30College Directory

Serving Fannin, Franklin, Habersham, Rabun, Stephens, Towns, Union and

White counties

Dr. Mark IvesterPresident


North Georgia Technical College1500 Highway 197 NorthClarkesville, Georgia 30523 Phone (706) 754-7700 • Fax (706) 754-7777www.northgatech.edu

Serving Bleckley, Dodge, Glascock,Hancock, Jefferson, Laurens, Telfair,Warren, Washington, Wheeler and

Wilkinson counties

Dr. Lloyd Horadan President


Oconee Fall Line Technical College1189 Deepstep RoadSandersville, Georgia 31082 Phone (478) 553-2050 • Fax (478) 553-2117www.oftc.edu



31

College Directory

Serving Bulloch, Evans andScreven counties

Lori Durden President


Ogeechee Technical CollegeOne Joseph E. Kennedy BoulevardStatesboro, Georgia 30458 Phone (912) 681-5500 • Fax (912) 486-7704www.ogeecheetech.edu

Savannah Technical College5717 White Bluff RoadSavannah, Georgia 31405Phone (912) 443-5700 • Fax (912) 303-1710www.savannahtech.edu

Dr. Kathy S. Love President


Serving Bryan, Chatham, Effingham and Liberty counties



32College Directory

Serving Crisp, Macon, Marion, Schley, Sumter and Webster counties

Dr. John WatfordPresident


South Georgia Technical College900 South Georgia Tech ParkwayAmericus, Georgia 31709 Phone (229) 931-2394 • Fax (229) 931-2924www.southgatech.edu

Larry CalhounPresident


Southeastern Technical College3001 East First StreetVidalia, Georgia 30474 Phone (912) 538-3100 • Fax (912) 538-3156www.southeasterntech.edu

Serving Candler, Emanuel, Jenkins,Johnson, Montgomery, Tattnall, Toombs and Treutlen counties



33

College Directory

Serving Butts, Fayette, Henry, Jasper, Lamar, Pike, Spalding,

Taylor and Upson counties

Southern Crescent Technical College501 Varsity RoadGriffin, Georgia 30223 Phone (770) 228-7348 • Fax (770) 229-3227www.sctech.edu

Dr. Alvetta Peterman Thomas President


Southern Regional Technical College15689 U.S. Highway 19 NorthThomasville, Georgia 31792 Phone (229) 225-4096 • Fax (229) 225-4330www.southernregional.edu

Dr. Craig R. Wentworth President


Serving Colquitt, Grady, Mitchell, Thomas, Tift, Turner and

Worth counties



34College Directory

West Georgia Technical College176 Murphy Campus BoulevardWaco, Georgia 30182 Phone (770) 537-6000 • Fax (678) 664-0545www.westgatech.edu

Serving Carroll, Coweta, Douglas,Haralson, Heard, Meriwether and

Troup counties

Steve G. Daniel President


Serving Atkinson, Ben Hill, Berrien, Brooks, Coffee, Cook, Echols, Irwin,

Lanier, Lowndes and Wilcox counties

Dr. Tina K. Anderson President


Wiregrass Georgia Technical College4089 Val Tech RoadValdosta, Georgia 31602 Phone (229) 333-2100 • Fax (229) 333-2129www.wiregrass.edu



35

College Directory

Technical division serves Decatur, Early,Miller and Seminole counties

University System of Georgia College with a Technical Division

Bainbridge State College2500 East Shotwell StreetBainbridge, Georgia 39818Phone (229) 243-6000www.bainbridge.edu

Dr. Stuart RayfieldInterim President



36Fast Facts

GED® and GED Testing Service® are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education (ACE) and may not be used or reproduced without expressed written permission.

Non-Discrimination Statement:The Technical College System of Georgia and its constituent Technical Colleges do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national or ethnic origin, gender, religion, disability, age, political affiliation or belief, genetic information, disabled veteran, veteran of the Vietnam Era, spouse of military member or citizenship status (except in those special circumstances permitted or mandated by law). This nondiscrimination policy encompasses the operation of all technical college-administered programs, programs financed by the federal government including any Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA) Title I financed programs, educational programs and activities, including admissions, scholarships and loans, student life, and athletics. It also encompasses the recruitment and employment of personnel and contracting for goods and services.

The Technical College System and Technical Colleges shall promote the realization of equal opportunity through a positive continuing program of specific practices designed to ensure the full realization of equal opportunity.

1800 Century Place N.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30345(404) 679-1600 | tcsg.edu

fast facts & 2017 college directory...commercial truck driving computer programming. computer...

Documents