REAL KNOWLEDGE. REAL SKILLS. REAL SUCCESS.

REAL KNOWLEDGE. REAL SKILLS.

REAL SUCCESS. 2018 Annual Report

Atlanta Technical College • 1560 Metropolitan Parkway, SW • Atlanta, GA 30310

404.225.4400 • atlantatech.edu

Institution Highlights The college has a 100 percent pass rate on

certification exams in these areas: • Physical Therapy Assisting

• Radiologic Technology • Medical Assisting • CNA

Childcare Center is Quality Rated, NAEYC.

SkillsUSA State winners placed as follows: • Kristie Bolemen, Job Interview, 1st place • Chauncy Walker, Pin Design, 1st place (Chauncy’s

pin design was chosen to be embroidered on the polo shirts for Georgia Postsecondary students and lapel pins with his design we’re made available for students to exchange.)

• Chanicia Ansah, Photography, 2nd place • William Merriman, T-shirt Design, 3rd place Former SGA President Kristie Bolemen will serve

as 2018-2019 Georgia Student Government Association (GSGA) President.

Atlanta Technical College and Clark Atlanta University have entered into a partnership with articulation for ATC students at CAU and opportunities at ATC for CAU faculty and students.

Dental Hygiene instructor and program chair, Marisha Singleton, was a Regional Finalist for the Rick Perkins Technical Instructor of the Year.

Atlanta Technical College and Felix Fechenbach Berufskolleg in Detmold, Germany, celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Halle Exchange, the first international exchange program at a Georgia technical college.

Atlanta Technical College proudly boasts a 99% job placement rate. This means that virtually ALL of our graduates go to work!

99% Job Placement Rate

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33Companies served via customized

contract training

13,192 Customized

contract training hours

1,147 Customized

contract training students

216 Companies

assisted with Georgia

Retraining Tax Credit reviews

$17+ Million in

retraining tax credits for which companies were

approved

7,407 Exams

administered in the Professional

Assessment Testing Center

85 Companies served via Continuing Education

services

17,208 Participants

in Continuing Education

services

57,428 Continuing Education

training hours

Strong Performance Total Awards Conferred: 2,347 Certificates: 1,721 Degrees: 379 Diplomas: 247 Graduates: 1,545

Academic Highlights Online Courses Delivered: 10,864 Hybrid Courses Delivered: 4,919 Web-Enhanced Courses Delivered: 12,498 Adult Education (GED) • 40.2% Continued to College • 54.5% Entered the Workforce Retention Rate: 68.4% Graduation Rate: 68.1% Job Placement Rate: 99.26%

Student Snapshot Gender Female: 3,770 Male: 2,018

Age Under 19: 502 20-24: 4,168 25+: 1,119 Average Age: 29.7

Enrollment Fall: 4,098 Spring: 3,822 Summer: 2,262 ATC High School Enrollment: 268

Financial ProfileProvided a variety of training programs for a number of companies including: ACCO Brands, AARP, Atlanta Beltline, Atlanta Business League, Atlanta Job Corps Center, City of Atlanta, Coca-Cola, Coleman Talley LLP, Credit Union of Atlanta, DeKalb and Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services, Delta Air Lines, Georgia Department of Human Services, Georgia Power Company, Georgia Pacific, Georgia Power, Georgia Tech, Global Corporate College, Grady Health System, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Hicks & Hicks Associates, Inc., Hart Home Depot, MARTA, Nestle Purina, Sara Lee Corporation, Urban League of Greater Atlanta, US Probation, UPS, and UST Global.

Revenue$34,655,040

State: $13,391,276Federal: $2,946,075Tuition: $8,475,147Other: $9,842,541

Personnel: $22,347,965Operating: $9,143,707

Total Funds Raised: $2,297,506In-Kind Services: $190,947Real Estate Income: $182,260Investments Income (Endowment): $54,108.

Expenditures$31,491,672

ATC Foundation$2,724,822

ATC Student Highlights Students provided barbering and cosmetology services to more than 250 senior citizens

confined to nursing homes.

Dental Hygiene students provided services at multiple community locations including • Healing Hands Community Center • DDD Foundation • Center for Pan Asian Community Services • HOSEA Feed the Hungry • Family Medical Center, West End • Southside Medical Center ATC students were recognized at PBL State and National Competitions: • 18 State Awards • 2 first place • 4 National Awards.

Darrell Smith (Chef DAS), an ATC alumni, was a guest speaker for students in Culinary Arts. In addition to being featured on the Food Network’s shows “Next Food Network Star” and “The Great Food Truck Race,” he is a consultant on the Oprah Winfrey Network’s hit series, “Home Made Simple.” He has been a private chef for Sean Combs and Michelle Obama and is opening a restaurant in Buckhead.

These ATC students won medals in the State SkillsUSA Competition: • Francisco Koe • Olivia Roebuck • Lashonda Williams • Chauncy Walker • Joshua Lee • Sykot Das • Zahara Brice • Amaryah Combs • Kristie Williams

Mission Atlanta Technical College, a unit of the Technical College System of

Georgia, provides lifelong educational opportunities and experiences through academic and innovative career preparation, service learning, and multiple program delivery modalities that lead to technical certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees and make student development and success possible in a competitive global economy.

Community Highlights In partnership with CareerRise of Atlanta and the Beltline, we formed Careers in Healthcare Atlanta Mobility

Project (CHAMP) to identify and develop training programs for entry-level workers for the healthcare industry in Atlanta. This program partners with the Hospitals Association of Georgia. Dean of Health & Public Safety Technologies is on the Operations Advisory Council.

ATC was a host site for Horizons National Summer Camp and served 60 students ranging from rising 1st through 4th graders. ATC also served as host of the Horizons Atlanta Summer Learning Day.

ATC Foundation supported 562 students for a total of $245,255.