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Marketing & Communications • October 2016 Board Report

Marketing & Communications

October 2016 Board Report


PRODUCTION PIECES

NOVEMBER 2016 | VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2

We Are Jackson College Newsletter (print) – The November 2016 issue of “We Are Jackson College” was recently mailed to just under 141,000 residential and businesses addresses in Jackson, Hillsdale and Lenawee counties. The magazine’s cover story highlights the importance of scholarships and how they impact student’s lives. The issues also profiles JC faculty Martha Petry and the announcement of the new endowed chair. CLICK ON IMAGE FOR COMPLETE DOCUMENT


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PAIDPermit No. 117

Jackson, MI

2111 Emmons RoadJackson, MI 49201

C O L L E G E

Are you unsure about yournext step after high school? Visit a Fall Open House and learn what Jackson College has to offer!

• Learn about college from faculty and current students. • Attend sessions about financial aid, student life, housing, sports and more. • Take a guided campus tour. • Enjoy a FREE LUNCH on us!

Find out more:

Jackson College Central CampusFriday, Nov. 188:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Go to www.jccmi.edu/OHFall16to RSVP and see the schedule!

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Taste of College Open House Invitation (print/direct mail) – Mailed to just over 3,000 high school seniors and prospects inviting them to attend an open house on Friday, November 18. Students will enjoy a tour of campus. Meet faculty and hear from staff about financial aid, student life and other activities. Students are directed to the web to rsvp and get specifics about the morning.


Health Care Sessions for Dealing with Patients with Vision and Hearing Loss (print/digital) – Free event for students in health care fields on hold to del with patients who have vision and hearing loss.


Coach _________________________________ Team _________________________________

Address _______________________________________________________________________

Phone _________________________________ E-mail _________________________________

Skill level of team: 1 2 3 4 5 (circle one. 1-beginner, 5-advanced)

Grade level of team: 4 5 6 7 8 (circle one. Open to boys only)

Make check payable to: Jackson College

Send Payments to: Jackson College Athletic Department 2111 Emmons Road • Jackson, MI 49201

Sponsored by the Jackson College Baseball Team

January 28-29, 2017 • 9 a.m. • Victor Cuiss Fieldhouse

$135 per team (3 game guarantee) • Gate Fee: $5 adult, $2 child

Questions? Contact Rick Smith at 517.796.8592 or [email protected]

9th Annual Boys Basketball

TOURNAMENT

Boys Basketball Tournament Invitation (print) – Invitation for the 9th annual boys basketball tournament sponsored by the Jets Baseball team. Flyers were sent to local coached and past participants.


Coach _________________________________ Team _________________________________

Address _______________________________________________________________________

Phone _________________________________ E-mail _________________________________

Skill level of team: 1 2 3 4 5 (circle one. 1-beginner, 5-advanced)

Grade level of team: 4 5 6 7 8 (circle one. Open to girls only)

Make check payable to: Jackson College

Send Payments to: Jackson College Athletic Department 2111 Emmons Road • Jackson, MI 49201

Sponsored by the Jackson College Baseball Team

January 14-15, 2017 • 9 a.m. • Victor Cuiss Fieldhouse

$135 per team (3 game guarantee) • Gate Fee: $5 adult, $2 child

Questions? Contact Rick Smith at 517.796.8592 or [email protected]

Girls Basketball

TOURNAMENT

Girls Basketball Tournament Invitation (print) – Invitation for the 9th annual girls basketball tournament sponsored by the Jets Baseball team. Flyers were sent to local coached and past participants.


What is the primary focus ofthe alumni program?Jackson College offers programs of relevance and service to alumni. We believe in the value of education and are dedicated to providing resources to benefit alumni, college and community. Benefits of the alumni program include: receiving newsletters and publications; career services/networking; college/community/alumni events; connecting with other alumni; continuing education; new programs and services by the College.

Who is considered a part of the Jackson College alumni?Jackson College defines its alumni as any student that has completed 24 credit hours or more at the College. However, we certainly welcome participation from individuals who attended but did not complete 24 credit hours. There is no membership fee.

Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the primary focus ofthe alumni program?Jackson College offers programs of relevance and service to alumni. We believe in the value of education and are dedicated to providing resources to benefit alumni, college and community. Benefits of the alumni program include: receiving newsletters and publications; career services/networking; college/community/alumni events; connecting with other alumni; continuing education; new programs and services by the College.


Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the primary focus ofthe alumni program?Jackson College offers programs of relevance and service to alumni. We believe in the value of education and are dedicated to providing resources to benefit alumni, college and community. Benefits of the alumni program include: receiving newsletters and publications; career services/networking; college/community/alumni events; connecting with other alumni; continuing education; new programs and services by the College.


Frequently Asked Questions

Jackson College Alumni Program Bookmark (print) – Create as a quick reference piece to hand out at Jackson College alumni events. This FAQ piece answers typical questions about Jackson College alums.

Why is it important to Jackson College to connect with its alumni?The alumni program exists to help alumni, wherever they may be in their life and career, stay connected with the College and each other. Our alumni are part of the Jackson College family – we want to hear from you!

Does Jackson College offercareer services?Yes! Jackson College offers a career coach and website to assist you in resume preparation, job search and job postings athttps://jccmi.emsicareercoach.com/ and https://www.jccmi.edu/employment-services/jobs-for-jets/. Also, if you’re interested in connecting with your Jackson College friends, please e-mail [email protected] and we will do our best to reconnect you!

How do I update my contact information? Please e-mail your current contact information to [email protected].

W.J. Maher Campus, Room 2233000 Blake Road, Jackson, MI 49201.

Does Jackson Collegeoffer volunteer or community service opportunities?Yes! Volunteer andcommunity serviceroles available includeadvocacy, mentoring,placement, careerexploration, volunteering, student referrals and fundraising. Find out more atwww.jccmi.edu/alumni.












The Jackson College Foundation

Board of Directors

invite you to attend a

Scholarship AppreciationReception

Thursday, December 8, 2016

5:30 - 7 p.m.

Bert Walker Hall

Community Room (145)

Jackson College Central Campus

Please join us as we celebrateyour contributions to the Foundation

and your generous support of ourJackson College students.

RSVP to Cindy Gilmore

[email protected]

or call 517.787.0244


Board of Directors




5:30 - 7 p.m.

Bert Walker Hall






[email protected]

or call 517.787.0244


Board of Directors




5:30 - 7 p.m.

Bert Walker Hall






[email protected]

or call 517.787.0244

Jackson College Foundation Scholarship Event Invitation (print) – Create to invite students and donors to aFoundation Scholarship event.

JACKSON COLLEGE FOUNDATIONBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jason R. Covalle, ChairmanValerie L. Schuette ’00, Vice Chair

Jason H. Valente, President Rick S. Martoia, Treasurer

Darrell Norris ’05, Assistant Treasurer Karen J. Hawley, Secretary

Directors:Leland Bassett ’64 • The Hon. Susan Beebe

John M. Crist ’66 • Donna L. Lake ’14Sheila A. Patterson • Martha J. Petry

Dr. Daniel J. Phelan • Anita-Maria P. QuillenDr. Rebekah Woods

Legal Counsel:Philip M. Moilanen

Emeritus Directors:Larry Bullen ’49 • Frank Dick

Richard N. Dodge ’57 • Dr. George E. Potter ’56

JACKSON COLLEGEBOARD OF TRUSTEES

Samuel R. Barnes, ChairmanJohn M. Crist, Vice ChairmanSheila A. Patterson, Secretary

Donna L. Lake, TreasurerMatthew R. Heins, TrusteePhilip A. Hoffman, Trustee

Dr. Edward A. Mathein, TrusteeDr. Daniel J. Phelan, President






























Potter Center Playbill Book 2 (print) – Playbills are created for distribution at the professional shows in the Potter Center. Marketing creates 4 books each featuring three shows, sneak peeks, a comprehensive calendar of events and more. Ads are sold to cover printing costs and all additional fund go back into the performing arts fund. CLICK ON IMAGE FOR COMPLETE DOCUMENT

Volume 14 | Issue 2

FAME | 11.4.16

ART GARFUNKEL: IN UP CLOSE | 11.19.16

SANDI PATTY: CHRISTMAS BLESSINGS | 12.9.16

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African American Male Summit III Poster and Flyers (print/digital) – Created to inform students and the community of this important upcoming event on Nov. 17 and 18 to improve educational outcomes for African American Males, Speakers include Dr. Jwanza Kunjufu, Dr. Daniel Phelan, Mr. Lee Hampton and Mr. Jeff Beal. The event will identify barriers and find solutions will focusing on K12 through College.


Jackson Community Concert Band Poster (print) – Created to inform College and community members of the upcoming event on Sunday, November 20. This free event is open to all and will feature the new CC Band conductor, Mr., Dan Bickel and a collection of musical arrangement with an International Flare.


This pathway includes careers related to all aspects

of business and computer technology, including

accounting, finance, business administration,

marketing, culinary arts, and information processing.

These may include eCommerce, entrepreneurship,

computer information systems, cyber security,

human resources, office administration, sports

management and marketing.

From College to CareerSome career opportunities Jackson College prepares students for are listed below:

• Accountants median wages $67,200/year

• Payroll Clerk median wages $41,000/year

• Computer Networking median wages $62,300/year

• Culinary Arts, Chefs and Head Cooks median wages $41,500/year

Source for payroll information, Career One Stop, careerinfonet.org

BUSINESS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY PATHWAY

This pathway includes careers related to all aspects

of business and computer technology, including

accounting, finance, business administration,

marketing, culinary arts, and information processing.

These may include eCommerce, entrepreneurship,

computer information systems, cyber security,

human resources, office administration, sports

management and marketing.


• Accountants median wages $67,200/year

• Payroll Clerk median wages $41,000/year

• Computer Networking median wages $62,300/year

• Culinary Arts, Chefs and Head Cooks median wages $41,500/year


BUSINESS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY PATHWAY

Pathway Literature (print) – These simple, double-sided, panel cards were created for use at the CMT concert by Jackson College Admissions staff and faculty. Cards will be used at other opportunities to help explain the Pathway initiative to prospective Jackson College students. There are six pathways and cards were created for each of the six.

3D Design & Animation • Associate in Applied Science

Accounting • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Administrative Assistant • Associate in Applied Science

Business Administration • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Bachelor’s degree option with SHU

Computer Networking • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Concentration

Computer Programming • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Computer Service • Skill Set

Computer Support • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Culinary Arts • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Skill Set • Concentration

Cyber Security • Associate in Applied Science

Digital Photography • Certificate

eCommerce • Certificate • Skill Set • Concentration

Entrepreneurship • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Skill Set

Executive Assistant • Associate in Applied Science

Graphic Design • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Skill Set

Management • Certificate

Marketing • Certificate

Medical Assistant • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Medical Insurance Coder/Biller • Certificate

Medical Office Support • Concentration

Microsoft Office Specialist • Certificate • Concentration

Sports Management • Associate in Applied Science

Jackson College offers the following course work in the Business & Technology Pathway:

JC Board of TrusteesSamuel R. Barnes, Chairman • John M. Crist, Vice Chairman

Sheila A. Patterson, Secretary • Donna L. Lake, TreasurerMatthew R. Heins, Trustee • Philip E. Hoffman, Trustee

Dr. Edward A. Mathein, Trustee • Dr. Daniel J. Phelan, President

2111 Emmons Road • Jackson, MI 49201 Jackson • Hillsdale • Lenawee www.jccmi.edu


Accounting • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Administrative Assistant • Associate in Applied Science

Business Administration • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Bachelor’s degree option with SHU

Computer Networking • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Concentration

Computer Programming • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Computer Service • Skill Set

Computer Support • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate

Culinary Arts • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Skill Set • Concentration

Cyber Security • Associate in Applied Science


eCommerce • Certificate • Skill Set • Concentration

Entrepreneurship • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Skill Set

Executive Assistant • Associate in Applied Science

Graphic Design • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate • Skill Set

Management • Certificate

Marketing • Certificate

Medical Assistant • Associate in Applied Science • Certificate



Microsoft Office Specialist • Certificate • Concentration

Sports Management • Associate in Applied Science

Jackson College offers the following course work in the Business & Technology Pathway:






SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS PATHWAY


• Environmental Science median wages $67,500/year

• Engineer, Civil median wages $82,200/year

• Mechanical Engineering Technician median wages $53,900/year


Are you interested in how things are built

and how they work? Whether looking at

people, animals, plants, machines, buildings, the

earth or the universe, students in this pathway have

an interest in understanding how the world works.

And with our rapidly improving technologies, there

are always new boundaries to push and new things

to learn. As a result, technologies we can barely

dream of today will be the reality 10 years from

now, and STEM students will be on the leading edge

of those changes.

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS PATHWAY


• Environmental Science median wages $67,500/year

• Engineer, Civil median wages $82,200/year

• Mechanical Engineering Technician median wages $53,900/year


Are you interested in how things are built

and how they work? Whether looking at

people, animals, plants, machines, buildings, the

earth or the universe, students in this pathway have

an interest in understanding how the world works.

And with our rapidly improving technologies, there

are always new boundaries to push and new things

to learn. As a result, technologies we can barely

dream of today will be the reality 10 years from

now, and STEM students will be on the leading edge

of those changes.

Associate in Applied Science

Associate in Science

Environmental Science • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Mathematics & Engineering

• Engineering Certificate

• Transfer Program

Medical Sciences

• Pre-Professional Science Certificate


Physical Therapy


Psychology


Science


Jackson College offers the following in the Science, Engineering & Mathematics Pathway:






Associate in Science

Environmental Science • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Mathematics & Engineering

• Engineering Certificate


Medical Sciences

• Pre-Professional Science Certificate


Physical Therapy


Psychology


Science


Jackson College offers the following in the Science, Engineering & Mathematics Pathway:





Science, Engineering and Mathematics Pathway


SKILLED TRADES & AGRICULTURE PATHWAY


• Farming median wages $64,200/year

• Electricians median wages $51,900/year


Do you like to work with your hands? Do you enjoy

figuring out how things work and fixing problems?

There is high demand for all technical trades that

involve specialized skills and creative thinking. This

pathway includes careers in electrical technology,

manufacturing, automotive service, energy systems,

agriculture and aviation.

SKILLED TRADES & AGRICULTURE PATHWAY


• Farming median wages $64,200/year

• Electricians median wages $51,900/year


Do you like to work with your hands? Do you enjoy

figuring out how things work and fixing problems?






Advanced Manufacturing • Advanced Manufacturing - Associate in Applied Science

• Industrial Systems - Certificate

• Industrial Systems - Skill Set

• Manufacturing Design - Certificate

• Manufacturing Design - Skill Set

• Welding - Certificate

• Welding - Skill Set

Agriculture Technology • Associate in Applied Science

Automotive • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Concentration

• Skill Set

Aviation Flight Technology • Associate in Applied Science

Electrician • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Concentration

Electronic Technology • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Energy Systems • Bachelor of Science

• Associate in Applied Science

Occupational Studies • Associate in Applied Science

Jackson College offers the following in the Skilled Trades & Agriculture Pathway:





Advanced Manufacturing • Advanced Manufacturing - Associate in Applied Science

• Industrial Systems - Certificate

• Industrial Systems - Skill Set

• Manufacturing Design - Certificate

• Manufacturing Design - Skill Set

• Welding - Certificate

• Welding - Skill Set

Agriculture Technology • Associate in Applied Science

Automotive • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Concentration

• Skill Set

Aviation Flight Technology • Associate in Applied Science

Electrician • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Concentration

Electronic Technology • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Energy Systems • Bachelor of Science

• Associate in Applied Science

Occupational Studies • Associate in Applied Science

Jackson College offers the following in the Skilled Trades & Agriculture Pathway:





Skilled Trades and Agriculture Pathway


LIBERAL ARTS PATHWAY


• Multimedia Designer & Animator median wages $64,000/year

• Graphic Designer median wages $46,900/year


Careers in this pathway are related to the

humanities and performing, visual, literary,

and media arts. These include 3-D design and

animation, art, broadcasting, communication,

dance, digital photography, English (journalism,

writing, and literature), film, graphic design, history,

music, pre-law, and world languages.

Are you a creative thinker? Are you imaginative,

innovative, and original? Do you like to communicate

ideas? Do you like making crafts, drawing, playing

a musical instrument, taking photos, or writing

stories? This may be the career path for you!

LIBERAL ARTS PATHWAY


• Multimedia Designer & Animator median wages $64,000/year

• Graphic Designer median wages $46,900/year


Careers in this pathway are related to the

humanities and performing, visual, literary,

and media arts. These include 3-D design and

animation, art, broadcasting, communication,

dance, digital photography, English (journalism,

writing, and literature), film, graphic design, history,

music, pre-law, and world languages.

Are you a creative thinker? Are you imaginative,

innovative, and original? Do you like to communicate

ideas? Do you like making crafts, drawing, playing

a musical instrument, taking photos, or writing

stories? This may be the career path for you!


Art • Certificate



Associate in Arts

Associate General Studies


English • Transfer Program

General Education Certificate

General Transfer Certificate

Graphic Design • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Skill Set

History • Transfer Program

Music • Transfer Program

Pre-Law • Transfer Program

Jackson College offers the following in the Liberal Arts Pathway:






Art • Certificate



Associate in Arts

Associate General Studies


English • Transfer Program

General Education Certificate

General Transfer Certificate

Graphic Design • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Skill Set

History • Transfer Program

Music • Transfer Program


Jackson College offers the following in the Liberal Arts Pathway:





Liberal Arts Pathway


HUMAN SERVICES PATHWAY


• Police Officer median wages $58,300/year

• Corrections Officer median wages $40,500/year

• Social Worker median wages $58,600/year


Those interested in the fields of this pathway

must keep in mind that this field is a very broad

one. Through an interdisciplinary knowledge

base, this career path is concerned with meeting

human needs. The focus is on prevention as well

as remediation of problems, with the main goal

of improving the overall quality of life for others.

Careers in this path are related to economic,

political, and social systems. Individuals in the

human service field might find themselves in a

variety of careers, including psychology, counseling,

social work, government, law and law enforcement,

or education. Human services careers are perfect

for people who are at their best when they are

helping others.

HUMAN SERVICES PATHWAY


• Police Officer median wages $58,300/year

• Corrections Officer median wages $40,500/year

• Social Worker median wages $58,600/year


Those interested in the fields of this pathway

must keep in mind that this field is a very broad

one. Through an interdisciplinary knowledge

base, this career path is concerned with meeting

human needs. The focus is on prevention as well

as remediation of problems, with the main goal

of improving the overall quality of life for others.

Careers in this path are related to economic,

political, and social systems. Individuals in the

human service field might find themselves in a

variety of careers, including psychology, counseling,

social work, government, law and law enforcement,

or education. Human services careers are perfect

for people who are at their best when they are

helping others.

Corrections • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Skill Set

Law Enforcement • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Military Science • Transfer Program


Psychology • Transfer Program

Social Work • Transfer Program

Jackson College offers the following in the Human Services Pathway:





Corrections • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Skill Set

Law Enforcement • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Military Science • Transfer Program


Psychology • Transfer Program

Social Work • Transfer Program

Jackson College offers the following in the Human Services Pathway:





Human Services Pathway


HEALTH SCIENCES PATHWAY


• Registered Nurse median wages $67,500/year

• General Sonographer median wages $69,000/year

• Respiratory Therapist median wages $57,800/year

• Radiographer median wages $56,700/year

• Medical Assistant median wages $30,600/year


To meet the ever-expanding demand for qualified

health sciences professionals, this pathway offers

a wide array of associate degree and certificate

programs as well as concentrations and skill-sets.

These programs combine classroom instruction,

laboratory experience and clinical practice to assure

that students obtain the most current and the

highest level skills in their chosen health profession.

Students interested in Health Sciences programs

may obtain admission requirement information

from their student success navigator.

HEALTH SCIENCES PATHWAY


• Registered Nurse median wages $67,500/year

• General Sonographer median wages $69,000/year

• Respiratory Therapist median wages $57,800/year

• Radiographer median wages $56,700/year

• Medical Assistant median wages $30,600/year


To meet the ever-expanding demand for qualified

health sciences professionals, this pathway offers

a wide array of associate degree and certificate

programs as well as concentrations and skill-sets.

These programs combine classroom instruction,

laboratory experience and clinical practice to assure

that students obtain the most current and the

highest level skills in their chosen health profession.

Students interested in Health Sciences programs

may obtain admission requirement information

from their student success navigator.

Allied Health General Studies • Associate in Applied Science

Cardiac Sonography • Associate in Applied Science

EKG Technician • Skill Set

Electronic Health Records Specialist • Skill Set

Emergency Medical Technology • Associate in Applied Science

• Concentration

• Skill Set

General Sonography • Associate in Applied Science

Health Administration/Insurance Specialist • Associate in Applied Science

Medical Assistant • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate



Nursing • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Pharmacy Technician • Concentration

Phlebotomy Technician • Skill Set

Radiography • Associate in Applied Science

Respiratory Care • Associate in Applied Science

Vascular Sonography • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Skill Set

Jackson College offers the following in the Health Sciences Pathway:





Allied Health General Studies • Associate in Applied Science

Cardiac Sonography • Associate in Applied Science

EKG Technician • Skill Set

Electronic Health Records Specialist • Skill Set

Emergency Medical Technology • Associate in Applied Science

• Concentration

• Skill Set

General Sonography • Associate in Applied Science

Health Administration/Insurance Specialist • Associate in Applied Science

Medical Assistant • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate



Nursing • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

Pharmacy Technician • Concentration

Phlebotomy Technician • Skill Set

Radiography • Associate in Applied Science

Respiratory Care • Associate in Applied Science

Vascular Sonography • Associate in Applied Science

• Certificate

• Skill Set

Jackson College offers the following in the Health Sciences Pathway:





Health Sciences Pathway


CHOOSE YOUR PATHWAYGuided Pathways at Jackson College are broad content areas that students choose as they begin college that create clear routes from beginning to degree completion or transfer. Students will be able to plan their full- or part-time schedule for their entire program and understand program requirements, with milestones marked along the way to support monitoring of their progress.

Programs of study at Jackson College are organized into six career pathways:

Explore careers related to all aspects of business and computer technology, including accounting, finance, business administration, marketing, culinary arts, and information processing. These may include eCommerce, entrepreneurship, computer information systems, cyber security, human resources, office administration, sports management and marketing.

BUSINESS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Human services careers are concerned with meeting human needs. Careers involve improving the overall quality of life for others, as well as prevention and solving of problems. Opportunities exist in law enforcement or corrections. With further study, students may pursue psychology, counseling, social work, government, law or teacher education.

HUMAN SERVICES

Today’s health professions involve helping others with physical needs. Career opportunities include nursing, sonography (ultrasound), respiratory care, radiography, emergency medical services and more. Opportunities exist for medical assistants, medical insurance coding and billing and health care administration. Students may transfer for further study.

HEALTH SCIENCES

CHOOSE YOUR PATHWAYGuided Pathways at Jackson College are broad content areas that students choose as they begin college that create clear routes from beginning to degree completion or transfer. Students will be able to plan their full- or part-time schedule for their entire program and understand program requirements, with milestones marked along the way to support monitoring of their progress.

Programs of study at Jackson College are organized into six career pathways:

Explore careers related to all aspects of business and computer technology, including accounting, finance, business administration, marketing, culinary arts, and information processing. These may include eCommerce, entrepreneurship, computer information systems, cyber security, human resources, office administration, sports management and marketing.

BUSINESS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Human services careers are concerned with meeting human needs. Careers involve improving the overall quality of life for others, as well as prevention and solving of problems. Opportunities exist in law enforcement or corrections. With further study, students may pursue psychology, counseling, social work, government, law or teacher education.

HUMAN SERVICES

Today’s health professions involve helping others with physical needs. Career opportunities include nursing, sonography (ultrasound), respiratory care, radiography, emergency medical services and more. Opportunities exist for medical assistants, medical insurance coding and billing and health care administration. Students may transfer for further study.

HEALTH SCIENCES









Are you a creative thinker? Do you like to communicate

ideas? Liberal arts careers are related to the

humanities and performing, visual, literary, and media

arts. These include 3-D design and animation; art,

broadcasting, communication, digital photography,

English (journalism, writing, and literature), graphic

design, music, pre-law, and world languages.

LIBERAL ARTS

Are you a creative thinker? Do you like to communicate

ideas? Liberal arts careers are related to the

humanities and performing, visual, literary, and media

arts. These include 3-D design and animation; art,

broadcasting, communication, digital photography,

English (journalism, writing, and literature), graphic

design, music, pre-law, and world languages.

LIBERAL ARTS

Are you interested in how things are built and how

they work? Whether looking at people, animals, plants,

machines, buildings, the earth or the universe, students

in the STEM pathway have an interest in understanding

how the world works. Career opportunities exist in

environmental science, engineering, medical sciences,

physical sciences and more.

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS

Are you interested in how things are built and how

they work? Whether looking at people, animals, plants,

machines, buildings, the earth or the universe, students

in the STEM pathway have an interest in understanding

how the world works. Career opportunities exist in

environmental science, engineering, medical sciences,

physical sciences and more.

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS

Do you enjoy figuring out how things work and fixing

problems? Do you like to work with your hands?






SKILLED TRADES & AGRICULTURE

Do you enjoy figuring out how things work and fixing

problems? Do you like to work with your hands?






SKILLED TRADES & AGRICULTURE

Pathway Literature Generic Card (print) – This simple, double-sided panel card was created for use at the CMT concert by Jackson College Admissions staff and faculty. The card will be used at other opportunities to help explain the Pathway initiative to prospective Jackson College students.


Friday, Oct. 21 • 1 p.m.INTRAMURAL FIELD (behind softball diamond)

7 vs 7 teams • Sign up sheets located in Jets Hangar(teams can have up to 10 players)

Free hot chocolate, cider and snacks

Winning team members receive$25 gift card each

CONTACTHeather Bateman | [email protected]

JacksonCollege

CO-ED Intramural Flag Football Tournament

Co-ed Intramural Flag Football Poster and Flyer (print) – Created to inform Jackson College students about the opportunity to participate in this intramural co-ed football opportunity.


Fall Fest Taste of College Poster and Flyer (print/digital) – Created to inform prospective students and community members of the upcoming Fall Fest Taste of College event at the Lenawee campus. This is a free event that is open to all.


Halloween Festival Poster and Flyer (print) – Created to inform students of a freee fun event to celebrate Halloween. Food, dj, games and Hallowen costume contest are offered.


PLANS FOR THE NEXT 5-10 YEARS

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

FOUNDING OWNERSJackson Union School District – Jackson County Residents

SERVICE/PRODUCTSHigher Education, Associate Degrees, Certificates, Skills Sets and One Bachelor’s Degree

ORIGINAL LOCATIONDowntown Jackson

MILESTONES2006-2007 - Sports return to the College

2007, 2009, 2015 - College opens Campus View housing

2015 - College offers first Bachelor’s Degree in Energy Management

2016 - College reaffirms commitment to student success with our “Total Commitment to Student Success TCS2 initiative) by expanding student services (hiring student success navigators) and reducing the advisor to student ratio.

2016 - College introduces agriculture degree

CURRENT LOCATION211 Emmons Road, Jackson, MI 49201www.jccmi.edu

CURRENT OWNERSJackson County Residents

1928 - Jackson Junior College founded, part of Jackson Union School District 1962 - Jackson County voters approve community college district 1964 - County voters approve charter millage 1967 - Justin Whiting Hall built1969 - James McDivitt Hall, Campus Services buildings built 1970 - Fieldhouse built1971 - Bert Walker Hall built1977 - Potter Center construction begins1989 - Lenawee Center opens1991 - Hillsdale Center opens2003 - JC @ LISD TECH built2005 - James McDivitt Hall renovation2006-07 - Sports return 2007 - William Atkinson Hall built2007, 2009 - Campus View student housing2007 - Hillsdale LeTarte Center renovation2007 - Victor Cuiss Fieldhouse renovation 2008 - Rawal Center for Health Professions completed, Justin Whiting Hall 2011 - Health Laboratory Center built 2012 - North Campus renovation2013 - Trustees approve name change to Jackson College 2015 - Campus View 3 opens 2015 - Bert Walker Hall renovation

JC partners with local businesses and area schools to provide education and training both at our campus locations and in theirs. College employees participate in community service both on an organized initiative (2 times annually) and independently. The College is able to respond to community needs quickly and efficiently.

Continue to expand our “Total Commitment to Student Success”Expand International Offerings bothfor in-coming international students and current JC students.Expand dual enrollment opportunitiesExpand American Honors initiativeIncrease scholarship opportunitiesExpand student services

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NEWLY RENOVATED BERT WALKER HALL

DR. DANIEL J. PHELAN, PRESIDENT

“Working in Jackson” Ad (print) – Created to run the Jackson Magazine “Working in Jackson” section this ad gives brief history of the College, our community involvement and plans for the next 5-10 years.


J. Ward Preston Outstanding Faculty Poster (print) – Created to inform Jackson College students and employees of the upcoming search for the 2016 outstanding faculty. Nominations for this prestigious award are being sought and will be accepted through March 3, 2017.


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Respiratory Care Week Poster (print) – Created to inform Jackson College students and employees to celebrate this profession and the work the College does to educate respiratory therapists.


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Lansing Monthly Holiday Gift Guide Ad (print) – Created to inform all of the great gift opportunity of Potter Center show tickets and/or gift certificates.


At Jackson College,student success is our top priority.

Our student success navigators arehere to assist you each step of the way. Academic programs are grouped bycareer pathways to help streamlinecompletion.

Classroom instruction is top-notch and our career program and transfer guarantees ensure that students are prepared for their next steps.

Choose the college that caresabout your success. Jackson College …your success is our guarantee.

Register now for winter semester. Classes beginJanuary 16, 2017. For more information go towww.jccmi.edu

Lansing Monthly Holiday Gift Guide Ad (print) – Created to inform all of the great gift opportunity the gift of education. Promotes Winter classes.


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Power of the Purse Program Print Ad (print)


The Magic of Bill Blagg Live Friday, Oct. 21, 2016 • 7:30 p.m.

BE ONE Tourwith Natalie Grant and Danny Gokey

Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016 • 7 p.m.

FAME The Musical Friday, Nov. 4, 2016 • 7 p.m.

Art Garfunkel: In Close Up Saturday, Nov. 19, 2016 • 7 p.m.

Sandi Patty Friday, Dec. 9, 2016 • 7 p.m.

Russian National Ballet Theatre The Sleeping Beauty

Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017 • 8 p.m.

WYNONNA and The Big Noise Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017 • 7 p.m.

Late Nite Catechism 2: Sister Strikes Again

Friday, Feb. 24, 2017 • 7:30 p.m.

Al Jarreau Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017 • 7 p.m.

Cirque Ziva Saturday, March 18, 2017 • 7 p.m.

Survivor Saturday, April 22, 2017 • 7 p.m.

For details and ticket prices visit www.jccmi.edu/pottercenter or call 517.796.8600.

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Jackson Symphony Orchestra Program Print Ad (print)


At Jackson College,student success is our top priority.

Our student success navigators are hereto assist you each step of the way. Academic programs are grouped by career pathways to help streamline completion.

Classroom instruction is top-notch and our career program and transfer guarantees ensure that students are prepared for their next steps.

Choose the college that cares about your success. Jackson College … your success is our guarantee.

Register now for winter semester. Classes begin January 16, 2017. For more information go to www.jccmi.edu

Jackson Magazine December Print Ad (print)


Campus Television Screens (digital) – Electronic messages appear on all campus television sets. These messages run on a schedule and can be campus / center specific.


NEWS RELEASESOctober 31, 2016Learn warning signs, ways to fight human trafficking at forum

Jackson College respiratory care students will race to raise funds for Camp Michi-MAC in a “5K” Ventilator Race at noon Friday, Nov. 4 at Central Campus.

To commemorate National Respiratory Care Week, Oct. 23-29, this ventilator race will feature Jackson College respiratory care students. Teams will race around the front circle drive of Justin Whiting Hall pushing ventilator machines, and there will be prizes for the race winner, best decorated vent and more. Individuals or groups may sponsor a team per lap (one lap equals one “kilometer”) or for the total race, five laps.

For the ventilator race, individuals may sponsor a team for one lap (each lap equals one “kilometer”) or five laps for the total race. To make a pledge, please contact Dr. Ann Flint at 517.796.8684, or [email protected]; or Alyssa Keiser at [email protected] or 517.262.0552. Respiratory Care Week is celebrated annually on the last full week in October.

Camp Michi-MAC, a camp for children with asthma, is conducted at the Skyline Camp and Retreat Center near Almont, Mich., which covers 156 acres including a pond and surrounded by a large forest. Campers can have a “regular” camp experience because the medical team, who are on site 24 hours a day, understands asthma and allergies, triggers and proper treatment. The medical staff includes physicians, nurses, pharmacists and respiratory therapists.

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October 28, 2016 Jackson College @ LISD TECH hosts fall open house ADRIAN – Learn more about college options when Jackson College @ LISD TECH hosts a Fall Fest Taste of College Open House on Saturday, Nov. 12.

All future and current students and families are invited to visit the Lenawee campus from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to: •Learn about programs and classes from faculty; •Get help filing for financial aid; •Take a campus tour;•Apply for admission; •Enter to win giveaways, including a tuition voucher worth three billing contact hours; •Kids craft room;•Enjoy refreshments.

Jackson College @ LISD TECH offers a range of academic programs, with many career programs available in Adrian. All student services, from admissions and registration to financial aid and advising, are available on-site. Come out and see what Jackson College has to offer! For more information, call 517.265.5515.

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October 26, 2016Hillsdale LeTarte Center to host financial aid workshops

Jackson College’s Hillsdale LeTarte Center invites all current and prospective students to attend one of two upcoming financial aid workshops, Nov. 1 or Dec. 1.

College staff will walk participants through the process of filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online for the 2016-2017 and/or 2017-2018 school year. Please bring 2015 federal tax returns, driver’s license, Social Security number, records of untaxed income, recent bank statements & investment information and FSA ID (if possible, create FSA ID for student and one parent, if dependent, at www.fafsa.gov, prior to workshop).

Both workshops will meet from 6-8 p.m. at the LeTarte Center, 3120 W. Carleton Road, Hillsdale. Seating is limited; please call 517.437.3343 to reserve a seat or register at https://www.jccmi.edu/hillsdale/hillsdale-financial-aid-workshops/.

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Oxtober 26, 2016‘Fame – the Musical’ coming to Potter Center

Relive the pulse-pounding thrill of future performers when “Fame – The Musical” comes to the Potter Center stage at Jackson College, at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4.

At New York City’s legendary High School for Performing Arts, “Fame” takes the audience through the highs, the lows, the romances and the ultimate triumphs of the star-struck pupils in their quest for success. In spring 1980, over 4,000 young hopefuls auditioned for the New York City High School for the Performing Arts. Only 97 students were admitted … the cream of the crop!

“Fame – The Musical” is a full-throttle journey traversing the struggles, fears, heartaches and triumphs of young artists navigating the worlds of dance, music and theater. Conceived from the unforgettable Academy Award-winning 1980 film and subsequent Emmy Award-winning television series, this unmistakable title has been brilliantly transformed into riveting musical theater.

Creator and producer of the MGM film “Fame” David De Silva has made a career out of promoting the value of theater arts in education and life. He was consulting producer on the 1980s television show of the same name, and conceived and developed “Fame – The Musical.” “It’s groundbreaking” because it doesn’t use one voice to tell the story, but instead features 25 actors and singers, plus sound effects. “My love of theater has always been the key to me. My reward is the theater experience. That, to me, is the most exciting thing.”

“Fame – The Musical” is nothing short of an international sensation with worldwide attendance exceeding 50 million people in some 25 countries. This ‘must-see’ entertainment continues to reach and inspire generations of performers and audience members alike.

Tickets for “Fame – The Musical” are $42, $37 and $28 and may be purchased by calling the Potter Center Box Office, 517.796.8600, or online at www.jccmi.edu/pottercenter.

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October 20, 2016Don’t miss the Be One Tour with Natalie Grant & Danny Gokey!

Enjoy the uplifting music of Natalie Grant and Danny Gokey when the Be One Tour stops at Potter Center at Jackson College, at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29.

Natalie Grant is known for her powerful and soaring vocals, heart-gripping lyrics and passionate performances, and has remained one of the top-selling Christian & Gospel artists since her 2005 breakout RIAA Gold-certified album, “Awaken.” She has since gone on to have over 3 million in career sales. The Gospel Music Association has named her Female Vocalist of the Year five times and she has had multiple No. 1’s on the Billboard singles and albums charts, including her most recent record titled “Be One.” More than just music and awards, Grant has built a relationship with her fan base on a personal level that goes well beyond the music. Though she is a Seattle native, Natalie makes her home in Nashville, Tenn. with her husband, producer/songwriter Bernie Herms and their three children.

Danny Gokey, encouraged by his late wife who passed away one month before his audition, finished in third place on Season Eight of “American Idol.” He followed his Idol experience with a debut album that went to No. 4 on the Billboard charts and earned Gokey the best opening-week sales by a debut country male artist inNatalie Grant, Danny Gokey 18 years. After returning to his roots in Gospel, Gokey was nominated for 2015’s New Artist of the Year and Song of the Year (“Hope In Front Of Me”) at the GMA Dove Awards. On Gokey’s new album, “Hope in Front of Me,” the Milwaukee native delivers a potent collection of songs brought vividly to life by his warm, soulful voice. “I wanted to mix hope and entertainment but not in a way that would be cliché or sappy,” Gokey said.

Don’t miss this evening of inspiration! Tickets for the Be One Tour with Natalie Grant and Danny Gokey are $40, $35 and $32, and may be purchased by calling 517.796.8600, or online at www.jccmi.edu/pottercenter.

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October 17, 2016Strengthening the Bridge forum continues discussion of race, police relationship

Jackson College will host a community discussion on “Strengthening the Bridge: The Relationship Between the Criminal Justice System and the African-American Community,” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20 at St. Johns United Church, 801 S. Mechanic St., Jackson.

This will be the second such forum, the first held in 2015. Several high-profile events continue to shine a light on issues with African-Americans and law enforcement, prompting the need for further discussion. Lee Hampton, director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs at Jackson College, said he’s heard from people in the community about strengthening the bridge between the criminal justice system and the African-American community, in particular, African-American males. Jackson College has hosted two African-American Male Summits through the years, and President Daniel Phelan encourages reaching out and serving as a resource to the larger community on important issues that affect us all, Hampton said.

“We want to continue the dialogue about some of the historical challenges and what can we do as a local community to strengthen that bridge,” Hampton said. “If an incident were to take place that would be sensitive, do we have action steps that we could take to help mediate the situation before it escalates?”

This is a free event; students and community members are welcome..


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October 17, 2016Jackson College receives ‘veteran-friendly’ Gold Status

Committed to the success of student veterans, Jackson College recently earned gold-level status from the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency for 2016-17. Jackson College is one of 65 colleges and universities who recently earned bronze-, silver- or gold-level status based on their commitment to providing on-campus, veteran-centric services to student veterans. The Veteran-Friendly School program, created by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency, recognizes institutions of higher learning for their dedication to student veterans and dependents utilizing their GI Bill and other educational benefits. This is the program’s second year; last year 57 schools were ranked.

Jackson College offers a dedicated Veterans Center, now located in the newly renovated Bert Walker Hall. Students may participate in a Student Veterans of America organization, which welcomes student veterans and others to provide connection and networking opportunities and ease the transition from military to academic life. A dedicated staff member assists student veterans with their education benefits. Career coaching and advising is offered. These are just some of the service offered to student veterans.

“Jackson College is committed to helping our student veterans make a successful transition to their academic life,” said Dr. Kristi Hottenstein, vice president of student services. “We are pleased with this recognition, and moreover, we are grateful for the opportunity to serve those who have given of themselves to serve our nation. We are privileged to help each student veteran reach their future goals.”

Twelve new schools are featured in this year’s ranking. Overall, 44 schools were awarded gold, 17 earned silver and four took home the bronze. For a full list of the schools included in the rankings, visit www.michiganveterans.com. “We had outstanding applicants, with more than half of this year’s veteran-friendly schools achieving a gold-level designation,” said James Robert Redford, MVAA director. “These colleges and universities have proven their dedication to the men and women who have served their country by ensuring they succeed in achieving their educational goals.”

The veteran-friendly designation is available to any institution of higher learning eligible to receive veteran education benefits, regardless of size, location or program delivery. Institutions apply annually for a designation, with an application and review process conducted every spring semester. Student veterans or dependents with questions about GI Bill or other federal benefits should call 800-MICH-VET (800-642-4838) or visit www.michiganveterans.com.

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October 14, 2016Bring kids out for Spooktacular Trick-or-Treat event!

Jackson College welcomes the community to Central Campus for its Third Annual Halloween Trick or Treat Spooktacular! Children 12 and under are invited Friday, Oct. 28, from 5:30-7 p.m. to gather treats.

Guests are encouraged to dress in a Halloween costume (not required) and trick or treat through campus buildings. Please note this year the event will begin in Bert Walker Hall – look for orange signs. Parents should enter from Emmons Road and park at the Bert Walker Hall parking lot. Strollers and wagons are permitted; the route is completely handicap accessible with all locations being on the first floor of each building; there will be no stairs to navigate. Children are encouraged to bring a Halloween pumpkin or bag.


From Walker Hall, trick or treating will flow through campus buildings, starting with the Health Laboratory Center, to James McDivitt Hall, and to the Atkinson Library. Student volunteers will be stationed throughout the campus to direct visitors on their way. After Atkinson Hall, guests may enjoy hot cocoa in Potter Center, or exit to their vehicles.

Join us for a spooktacular good time! This is a free event for the community.

Please visit www.jccmi.edu/familyfun for information, or call 517.787.0800.

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October 14, 2016You won’t believe your eyes at The Magic of Bill Blagg Live!

Jaw-dropping illusions combine with winning humor for a fun night out at The Magic of Bill Blagg Live, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21 at the Potter Center at Jackson College.

To say that Bill Blagg has had a magical life would be no exaggeration. He received his first professional magic book from his great-grandfather, which eventually led to building magic props with his dad. These early beginnings paved the way for what is now known as The Magic of Bill Blagg. Today, he is one of the nation’s top touring illusionists. His theatrical brand of magic thrills thousands of people every single year.

Bill’s live performances leave people in complete disbelief as he creates the impossible in a way only he can do. He prides himself in performing new, never-before-seen illusions such as the world’s only rideable hoverboard. He is also known for instantly teleporting across theaters, squishing his body from 6 feet to 6 inches tall, passing through the blades of an industrial fan, and much more! Bill constantly receives standing ovations from those who experience his one-of-a-kind talents. He looks forward to sharing his blend of magic, personality and performance with you! Tickets are $28, $22 and $15; special $5 off each ticket for students & children 12 years and under. Tickets may be purchased online at www.jccmi.edu/pottercenter, or call 517.796.8600.


Jackson Citizen Patriot Cadets training to be police officers in program to attract diverse, local talent

October 3, 2016

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Jackson Citizen Patriot CMT hosting free Courtney Cole concert at Jackson College

October 4, 2016


Jackson Citizen Patriot City police chief, county sheriff on human-trafficking panel at Jackson College

October 5, 2016


Jackson Citizen Patriot Jackson College providing chance to meet, learn about 60 schools

October 8, 2016


NEWS/MEDIA

http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2016/10/cadets_training_to_be_police_o.html

http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2016/10/cmt_to_host_free_courtney_cole.html

http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2016/10/city_police_chief_county_sheri.html

http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2016/10/prospective_college_students_c.html


Jackson Citizen Patriot Human Trafficking will be focus of panel discussion Wednesday

October 9, 2016

The Exponent Explore choices at JC’s College Night

October 11, 2016

The Exponent CMT showcase features today’s in-demand careers

October 11, 2016


The Exponent Concatenation is coming to JC

October 11, 2016

Jackson Citizen Patriot No. 3 ranked Grass Lake football succeeds on, off the field

October 17, 2016


The Exponent Substance Abuse forum at JC

October 18, 2016

The Exponent JC drops two of three in soccer action

October 18, 2016

http://highschoolsports.mlive.com/news/article/-3948219175599943810/no-3-ranked-grass-lake-has-football-players-getting-college-credit-while-making-history/


The Exponent JC’s Karkheck named communicator of the year

October 18, 2016

The Exponent Jackson College

October 25, 2016

The Exponent Natalie Grant, Danny Gokey in concert at JC

October 25, 2016

WILX 10 - Jackson, MI Powerful picture used to inspire men to go to college

October 26, 2016


http://www.wilx.com/content/news/New-initiative-to-inspire-men-of-color-398670061.html


Jackson Citizen Patriot City of Jackson training additional employees to spot human trafficking

October 28, 2016


The Exponent Jackson College Potter Center

October 30, 2016

http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2016/10/city_of_jackson_to_train_addit.html

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