ANNUAL REPORT 2016

the Essentials

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The vision of Chattahoochee

Technical College is to be embraced

by its communities as they would

traditionally embrace a two-year

college with a positive reputation,

a range of offerings that match

community expectations, a robust

access to successful outcomes,

and a Golden Rule culture.

vision

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President’s Cabinet

Dr. Ronald Newcomb President

Mr. Rex Bishop Vice President, Economic Development

Dr. Trina Boteler Vice President, Student Affairs and Technology Advancement

Mr. Ron Price Vice President, Human Resources and Professional Development

Ms. Catrice Hufstetler Vice President, Administrative Services

Ms. Jennifer Nelson Vice President, External Affairs

Mr. David Simmons Vice President, Facilities

Mr. Jason Tanner Vice President, Academic Affairs

Chattahoochee Technical College, a Unit of the Technical College System of Georgia, is a point of access

• for individuals, business and industry, and communities;

• to programs which are occupational or transferable;

• to associate degrees, diplomas, certificates, non-credit courses, and adult education;

• through traditional campuses and online means; and

• in an environment supportive of learning, teaching, retention, and graduation.

mission

CONTENTS

Board of Directors 04

President’s Message 04

College Financials 06

Stats 08

Adult Education 10

Center for Corporate and Professional Education 12

International 13

Facility Improvements 14

Athletics 15

Foundation Highlights 16

Foundation Financials 18

Donors 20

Contact Info 23

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Mrs. Deane Bonner President, Cobb County Branch National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

Ms. Pam Carnes President & CEO Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce

Mr. David Connell President & CEO Cobb Chamber of Commerce

Mr. John L. Cornelius, Jr. Area Manager of Customer Service Organization, Georgia Power

Mr. Stevan Crew President, Crew & Associates

Mr. Mike Fields Financial Consultant Renasant Wealth Management

Mr. Mark Haney President, WellStar Paulding Hospital Senior Vice President, Construction & Real Estate, WellStar Health System

Mr. Steve Holcomb President & CEO, United Community Bank

Dr. Don Johnson Owner/Agent, State Farm Insurance Co.

Mr. Matthew C. Ledford Operations Manager, QSR Incorporated

Mr. Kevin McGagin Vice President, C-130J Production Operations, Lockheed Martin

Rev. Carl Moore, Sr., Chair Senior Pastor, Allen Temple A.M.E. Church

Ms. Mitzi Smith Moore President, Sundial Plumbing Services

Mr. Gerry Nechvatal Director of Economic Development Pickens County/City of Jasper

Mr. Tyre L. Rakestraw, Jr., Vice-Chair Retired Educator

Ms. Debbie Underkoffler President, North Georgia Staffing

Board of Directors

president’smessage

As I review the accomplishments of this past fiscal year, I find

it truly remarkable that so much has been achieved in so many

different areas of the College, within a single year’s span of

time. Two of our world-class programs have attained national

accreditation status; we opened a Barbering lab that simulates

a real-life, state-of-the-art barber shop; and our Economic

Development department has been transformed into The Center for

Corporate and Professional Education to better reflect its mission

of workforce and economic development in the counties we serve.

As the largest technical college in the state, Chattahoochee Tech

continues to set a high bar as the school of choice for essential,

affordable, and accessible postsecondary education within our

six-county service area. Our low tuition and fees, augmented by

scholarships and grants from the state and Chattahoochee Tech

Foundation, has kept the door of opportunity wide open for well

over 14,000 students from all walks of life and circumstances.

I am particularly proud of the College’s Green Zone training

initiative that has spread to all campuses, proactively addressing

the unique needs of military service members, veterans, and

veteran family members who are part of the much larger CTC

family. I am gratified that our newly renovated Woodstock Campus

beautifully serves as a pillar of postsecondary education in historic

downtown Woodstock.

As you review the 2015-2016 report, please notice that our efforts

and accomplishments consistently ring true to the College’s stated

mission and vision, a genuine testimony to the unceasing dedication

of the College’s faculty, staff, and community benefactors.

Dr. Ron Newcomb

President

Chattahoochee Technical College

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■ More than 14,000 students enrolled at our eight campuses during this academic year with more than 2,500 students graduating in June.

■ CTC’s Move On When Ready program enrolled a record number of 1,000+ high school students.

■ Chattahoochee Tech Foundation awarded more than $60,000 in scholarships and grants to 56 students.

■ The College opened the doors to its newly renovated Woodstock Campus.

■ Chattahoochee Tech established a Green Zone initiative to support military service members, veterans, and veteran family members.

■ Chattahoochee Tech signed articulation agreements with Valdosta State University.

■ CTC’s Engagement Committees volunteered countless hours to their communities, including Relay For Life and various high school career days.

■ Chattahoochee Technical College became a “Partner in Education” with Marietta High School.

■ Chattahoochee Tech’s Executive Director for Adult Education was named runner up for Outstanding Administrator of the Year by the Commission on Adult Basic Education.

■ The College announced two new programs: Kitchen and Bath Designer Certificate and Computer Numerical Control Technology.

■ More than a dozen CTC Horticulture students participated in the 40th Annual National Collegiate Landscape Competition. Multiple students placed in the top 10 for their individual competition categories.

■ Eleven CTC students competed in the SkillsUSA State Leadership Conference. Five students earned gold medals at the state level; two students earned individual bronze and silver awards.

■ A CTC student was named AutoNation Student of the Year.

■ Seven CTC students were inducted into the College’s chapter of the National Technical Honor Society.

■ Chattahoochee Tech’s Executive Director for Student Financial Services graduated from the Technical College System of Georgia’s Executive Leadership Academy.

■ A CTC alumnus won a Southeast Emmy award.

■ Associate of Science in Nursing program moved to the Paulding Campus.

■ CTC Campus Police Department offered Civilian Response to Active Shooter training on various campuses for employees and community members.

Chattahoochee Technical College hosted an open house and ribbon cutting at its Woodstock Campus in October 2015. More than 350 community leaders, elected officials, and local residents came together to celebrate this seamless blending of the past and the future.

Accomplishments

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college financials FY2016

expensesrevenues

$48,886,963.05

$46,787,062.32

$1,077,096.73

$1,022,804.00$975,628.00

Center for Corporate and Professional Education

$1,084,763.78Adult Education

$50,825,768.19Technical Education

$52,886,159.97Total Revenues

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Enrollment for a Georgia Resident $1,608 per semester (For 15 credit hours or more)

Books: $500-$600 (estimated)

Enrollment for a non-Georgia Resident $2,943 per semester (For 15 credit hours or more)

Books: $500-$600 (estimated)

Enrollment for International Students $5,613 per semester (For 15 credit hours or more)

Books: $500-$600 (estimated)

HOPE Grant $2,914,967.00

HOPE Scholarship $374,925.00

HOPE GED $58,500.00

Move on When Ready $1,232,918.00

Access Loan $93,265.00

HERO Grant $8,000.00

Zell Miller Scholarship $1,606,305.00

SIWDG Grant $437,743.00

Pell Grant $10,272,088.00

FSEOG Grant $334,247.00

$17,332,958.00

financial aid awards

tuition and fees

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our studentsAcademic Year 2016 Enrollment Demographics

American Indian

Asian Black Hispanic Multi-Racial

Native Hawaiian

Unknown White

Race/Ethnicity78 387 4,420 1,432 280 20 200 7,517

• CTC is Georgia’s

largest technical

college serving more

than 14,000 students

annually.

• Enrollment

14,334 students

attended classes during

AY 2016

• Job Placement Rate

For AY 2015

Graduates 97.2%

• Graduates

2,534 students received

awards from our

institution in AY 2016.

14,334total number of students

21-253,810

under 215,533

31-351,055

40+1,423

9.9%

5.5%

36-40795

7.4%26.6%

38.6%

0.5% 2.7% 30.8% 10.0% 2.0% 0.1% 1.4% 52.4%

Age

# of students

26-301,718

12.0%

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our studentsAcademic Year 2016 Enrollment Demographics

56.4%8,086 female students

6,248 male students

Service Delivery Area

Attendance by Program Area (some students enrolled in more than one area)

Gender

Student Schedules

Enrolled in at least one online class (AY16)

Attended classes part time(Fall 2015)

70.4% 6,915

Attended classes full time(Fall 2015)

29.6% 2,902

50.0% 7,164

43.6%

Personal/Public Services

2,099Business & Computer Information Systems

3,266Arts & Sciences

1,754Technical Studies

1,632Health & Pre-Health

4,817

8campus locations serving Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Gilmer, Paulding, and Pickens counties

1.2 million people in our six-county service delivery area

25municipalities

county commissions6 35,498

businesses

4 U.S. Congressional Districts

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our studentsAcademic Year 2016 Enrollment Demographics

Part-time Faculty

Part-time Staff

Full-time Faculty

Full-time Staff

TOTAL Employees

Program OfferingsCTC awards more than 70 certificates, diplomas,

and associate of applied science degrees in

45 programs of study in the areas of:

Arts and Sciences

Business and Technical Studies

Health Sciences

Human Resources

354

62

231

268

915

Adult Education

1,401studentswith 12 ormore hours

112,098contact hours

AGE GROUPS:1618:

1924:

2544:

4559:

60 & over:

MALE40%

FEMALE60%

of students with a goal of earning a GED upon entering the program achieved that goal during the year.

94%

Employed Immediately

Employed 6 months later

Began postsecondary education

48%71%27%

Jessica Warren was named the EAGLE student representative for Chattahoochee Technical College’s Adult Education Program in January 2016.

23.1%24.8%41.2%9.3%1.6%

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financial aid awards FY 2016

Number of recipients and average per recipient are based on Banner Financial Aid, 2015-2016. The fiscal year for the college ends June 30, but summer term crosses that date. Summer awards from Banner Financial Aid, are all reported in the 2015-2016 year. For this reason, the officially reported numbers may not exactly match the above.

1 $6,800.00

Georgia Public Safety Memorial Grant

$1,895.00

Federal Pell Grant

5,390

$216.00

Federal SEOG

1,543

$1,600.00 5

Georgia HERO Scholarship

$500.00148

HOPE GED Grant

$827.00

HOPE Grant

4,179

$1,024.00441

HOPE Scholarship

$4,294.00210

Private Student Loan

$2,527.00 57

Federal Work Study

$1,921.0045

Student Access Loan

$937.0015

Zell Miller Scholarship

Recipients Average per RecipientFund

$1,176.00

Zell Miller Grant

1,542

$665.00655

Strategic Industries Workforce Development Grant$1,439.00 966

Move On When Ready

$1,000.0066

Strategic Industries Workforce Development Grant (CDL Program)

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Number Trained Number of Hours

30,120

4,935

35,055 280,580

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY TOTALS

CONTINUING EDUCATION TOTALS

COMBINED TOTALS

225,868

54,713

706Numbers of Testing Examinee Total2,539

CTC’s Center for Corporate and Professional Education nominates manufacturing partners within the college’s service area for Manufacturer of

the Year each year. Pictured are CTC officials, along with local economic development and manufacturing representatives, attending the 2016

Manufacturing Appreciation Week banquet in Atlanta.

Number of Companies Served

The Center for Corporate and Professional Education provides training in a variety of fields, including industrial/technical programs.

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international

From FY 15 to FY 16:

• The number of enrolled student visa holders increased by 38.55%.

• The number of Intensive English Program (IEP) students increased

42.95%.

• The IEP tuition revenue increased by 52.08%.

During the last fiscal year, CTC enrolled 186 international students from more than 50 countries in credit programs.

According to the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG), CTC

enrolls more international students than any other TCSG institution.

CTC students participated in the Atlanta Ministry with International Students/Kiwanis International Welcome Reception for International Students at Agnes Scott College. The annual event welcomes international students to the Atlanta area.

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facility improvementsduring the past FY

Marietta – Barbering program $106,799.81

Woodstock – Phase II construction $738,000.00Phase II Furniture, Fixtures, and

Equipment (FFE)

$305,479.80

Old Woodstock Gym Bleachers

Old Woodstock Gym Stage New Woodstock Gym

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CTC – Home of the Golden Eagles

A member of the National Junior College

Athletic Association (NJCAA) and the

Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA)

CTC participates in the following sports: • Men’s Basketball (NJCAA Division I)• Women’s Basketball (NJCAA Division I)

The Men’s Basketball

team finished with a 22-

10 overall record during

the 2015-2016 campaign

and finished fourth in

the Georgia Collegiate

Athletic Association

(GCAA) regular season

standings, eventually advancing to the National

Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region

XVII Final Four.

AJ Mosby and Ryan Davis

were both named to the

GCAA All-Conference

Team, as well as the

GCAA All-star game,

along with Keith Ray, Ben

Drake, and Corey Tobin.

Though the women’s

basketball team experienced another tough season,

Aysia Grimsley was a bright spot in leading the

country in overall scoring for the year.

For the year, the teams combined to assist an

impressive 16 student-athletes in signing letters

of intent to continue their academic and athletic

endeavors at four-year institutions.

athleticsfacility improvements during the past FY

Marietta Campus Roof Replacement/HVAC – Building C & D:

$1,056,000.00

Marietta Library $260,216.08

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Chattahoochee Tech Foundation Highlights2015-2016

Chattahoochee Tech Foundation is changing students’ lives. Through our partners who graciously support our mission of providing financial assistance to students in need, we awarded 10 new scholarships in Spring 2016, totaling almost $60,000 in assistance. We provided more than $8,000 in grants to students who were in situations that were forcing them to decide between staying in school and meeting financial needs in their personal lives. Additionally, $17,000 was awarded to faculty and staff to attend professional conferences to advance their skills and knowledge and enhance the College for the benefit of our students and their colleagues.

We were able to accomplish all of this in fiscal year 2016 thanks to you, our donors. In FY 2016, Chattahoochee Tech Foundation received more gifts from more donors than the previous year. For this support, we’re honored and grateful. We believe that this increase is because we’re sharing more stories of how students’ lives are changed because of the quality technical education they receive at Chatt Tech. When you hear these stories, you can’t help but want to be a part of the transformational power of scholarships and grants that lead to success in academic programs that prepare students for high-demand careers with businesses ready to hire. Contributions from faculty, staff, alumni, local businesses, and friends of the College have a ripple effect beyond our campuses, transforming our communities by helping to create a strong workforce in North Georgia that is ready to work on day one.

Thank you for helping us Change Lives, Create Futures at Chattahoochee Tech Foundation.

– Melanie Lambert Executive Director

of Development

CHAT TAHOOCHEE TECH FOUNDATION

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Faculty and staff contributions help change lives by

providing financial assistance for CTC students. Through

scholarships and grants, Chattahoochee Tech Foundation is

able to both recognize our best and brightest students and

help those men and women who are striving to create a

better future for themselves and their families, but who may

not be able to do so without financial assistance. Investing

in our students makes the College a better place, boosts

student confidence, enrollment, and, eventually, our local

economy with a committed, highly skilled workforce.

This year’s “Superhero” giving campaign kickoff included a series of breakfasts held at each

campus location, which allowed the Foundation staff to personally visit the employees and

promote the Foundation’s mission. The campaign gained incredible momentum and reached

64 percent within a six-week period. This participation rate proves that Chattahoochee Tech

employees are invested in helping provide students with an affordable education leading

to a prosperous, rewarding career.

CHAT TAHOOCHEE TECH FOUNDATION

North Metro Campus Back Row,

Machelle Barnette, Brian Hilburn, & Cathy Weeks

Front Row, Brittani Farmer, Lindsey Holzman,

& Leigh Foster

Marietta Campus Back Row, Amanda Henderson, Donna McHugh,

Betty Ann Cook, Beth Anne Hughes, Isa Santori, and Ashley Phillips

Front Row, Stephanie Hubbell & Miracle GainesEbony Gammon,

Alaina Abney, & Anette Davis

Faculty & Staff GivingChattahoochee Tech Foundation Donor – What’s Your Superpower?

Kristie Teasley & Pam Regulus

Appalachian Campus Sandra Wooldridge,

Jennifer Loudermilk, Paul Walkin, Nina Faix, and Kelly Eubanks. Being held is Alycia Shirley

Foundation Super Heroes, Pictured Left to Right

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Board of Trustees:

Mr. Jason Anavitarte Vice Chair Director of State Development and Advocacy, CareSource

Mr. Don F. Barbour Chair Regional Director - External AffairsAT&T Georgia

Mr. Bill Borden Broker Emeritus, High Caliber Realty

Max Caylor Pastor - Retired

Randy Gravley President & CEO Tri-State Communications, Inc. Enjoy Cherokee Magazine

Jean K. Hawkins Hawkins, Moore & Cubbedge, LLC

Michael H. S. Hughes Director Office of Economic Development Cobb County Government

Lee Johnson Servis 1st Bank Senior Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer

Ms. Nan Mays Vice President of Human Resources (retired) Caraustar Industries, Inc.

CHAT TAHOOCHEE TECH FOUNDATION

17% Chattahoochee Technical College Advancement Support

30% Corporate Giving

2% Board Members’ Annual Contributions

31% Gifts from Alumni & Friends of the College

14% Faculty & Staff Campaign

6% Foundation Grants

how are we funded?Chattahoochee Tech Foundation relies on financial contributions

from our community to continue supporting the educational needs

of our students.

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Darion Dunn Director of Capital Improvements & Planning Buckhead Community Improvement District

Sloane N. Evans Human Resources Vice President Georgia Power

Mark Goddard Secretary Manager Commercial MarketingCobb EMC

Mark Goodman Operations Manager Business & Government Markets Gas South, LLC

Jeff Moon City Manager, City of Woodstock

Gordon F. O’Neill President, O’Neill Communications, Inc.

Jason Sleeman Business Banking Relationship Manager Fifth Third Bank

Susan Stephens Treasurer Susan Stephens Designs

Ford Thigpen President, Westside Bank

CHAT TAHOOCHEE TECH FOUNDATION

28Faculty and Staff Grants Awarded totaling $16,953.00

56 Students Awarded Scholarships totaling $59,100.00

15 Emergency Grants Awarded totaling $8,426.95

2016 Scholarship Recipients

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2015-2016 honor roll of donorsChattahoochee Tech relies on the generosity of alumni, businesses, faculty and staff, and other partners in our community to help

students meet the financial needs of obtaining a high quality technical education. With your gift, you are joining the College and the

foundation in our mission to build a well-educated and globally competitive workforce in Georgia. Your contributions allow deserving

and qualified students to pursue an education, while focusing on the career of their choice, without an added financial burden.

The following corporations graciously supported Chattahoochee Tech Foundation with donations between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016:

AmazonSmile FoundationAT&TAT&T Employee Giving CampaignAugsburg Investments, LLCAutoNationBall Ground Lions ClubBSI Mechanical Service and SalesCarolina Handling, LLCCaterpillar Inc.Charm & Goodloe Yancey FoundationChattahoochee Technical College

Cobb EMCCobb EMC Community Foundation, Inc.Cobb Heating and Air AssociationCredit Union of GeorgiaCroy Engineering, LLCEd Voyles Automotive GroupFirst American ResourcesGas South, LLCGeorgia Power CompanyHawkins, Moore & Cubbedge, LLPIBM Retiree Charitable Campaign

J R Brown DBA Web MagicJeannetta Design Assoc. IncJonquil Garden ClubKroger CompanyLockheed Martin Aeronautics CompanyMarietta Nondestructive Testing, Inc.Mingledorff’s Inc.New South ConstructionNorth Georgia StaffingNorthside Hospital - CherokeePassion with Purpose, Inc.

QSR, Inc. - JasperRotary Club of Paulding CountyShaw IndustriesSouthern Company Services, Inc.The Vaughan FoundationUnited Way of Greater AtlantaUnited Way of Greater Lorain County, Inc.WLJA

Thank you to following individuals who supported Chattahoochee Tech Foundation with donations between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016:Ms. Maria AbercrombieMs. Alaina AbneyMs. Bernita AkinsipeMs. Kathy AldenMr. Scott AllenMr. Jason AnavitarteMr. Stephen AndersonMs. Elizabeth AndersonMr. Mark AndrewsMs. Cindy AndrewsMs. Nyria AponteMs. Michelle AppleMr. David ArcherMs. Colette ArpMr. Don AuensenDr. Mickey AustinMr. George AustinMs. Jamie BaileyMs. Mechelle BallewMs. Regina Banks

Ms. Monica BarbaraMr. Don BarbourMr. Lex BarkerMs. Machelle BarnetteMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. BarrowMs. Gina Barthelemy-MortonMs. Ann BattlesMr. Nate BeardsleyDr. Dexter BeckMs. Stephanie BelimMr. Wayne BennettMs. Mary Frances BernardMs. Pauline Berry-WoodsMrs. Eileen L. BetzerMr. Rex BishopMs. Lynette BlackwellMr. Michael BlalockMr. Andrew BoatrightMs. Kathleen BomberyMr. Bill Borden

Ms. Jane BorozanMs. Tayler BoswellDr. Trina BotelerMs. Donna BoutilierMs. Catherine G. BovellMr. Philip BradfordMs. Jeniffer BrennanMs. Paula BriscoMr. Dennis BrittinghamMr. Randy BrownMs. Sandy BryantMr. Randall BuchananMs. Allison BudajMs. Ginger BurtonMs. Michelle BushMr. Dave BusseMrs. Diane BusseMs. Raushanah ButlerMs. Kelly CaldenDr. Judy Cannon

Ms. Wendy CantorMr. Corey CantrellMr. Larry CardellMs. Frances CarlsonMr. Mike CarrollRepresentative John CarsonMs. Stephanie CarverMr. Craig CassRev. Max CaylorMs. Debbie ChadwickDr. Sanford ChandlerMrs. Crystal ClelandMs. Frankie Coley-RossMs. Barbara CollinsMs. Kim CollinsMrs. Tammy CollumMs. Jennifer CombsMr. David ConnellDr. Betty Ann CookMs. Mecole Cooley

Ms. Jane CopenhaverMs. Judy CoplonMs. Louisa CoxMr. Stevan CrewMs. Kim CroweMrs. Missy CusackMs. Debbie DalyMr. Rock D’AmourMs. Bonnie DamronMr. Jody DarbyMs. Ashleigh DavenportMs. Annette DavisMr. Daniel DavisMs. LaRaissa Davis-MorrisMs. Cynthia DempseyMs. Becky DenneyMs. Amy DenneyMs. Sheila DerryMs. Shalanda DixonMs. Hazel Dodd

A big thank you for the generous scholarship I received. Because of the donor’s kindness, I can begin the exciting trek of my college career. I have been striving for every scholarship available since the beginning of my senior year of high school. Every little penny counts, in my opinion, and this scholarship will make a big difference in my college expenses.

Again, I greatly appreciate the donation toward my college expenses and thank you so much in helping my dream career become a dream come true!”

Audrey Wheeler, CosmetologyScholarship Recipient

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Ms. Dee Dee DoeckelMs. Kris DonatoMrs. Alain DonnellyMr. Stacy DouglasMs. Karen DouglasMr. & Mrs. Craig DouglassMr. & Mrs. Brian DrummondMr. Darion DunnMs. Sherry DysartMs. Sheri Easton-LongMs. Latascha EcholsMs. Polly EmmonsMs. Milena EnevaMs. Michelle EstesMr. Scott EstesMs. Kelly EubanksMr. Shane EvansMs. Sloane EvansMs. Nina FaixMr. Preston FarmerMr. Terry FarmerMs. Angelia FarriesMs. Shannon FerdarkoMs. Linda FerrickMr. Mike FieldsMs. Lori FieldsMs. Deborah FloydMrs. Cheryl ForresterMs. Juanita ForresterMs. Leigh FosterMs. Miracle GainesMs. Hillary Gallagher-WebsterMs. Ebony GammonMs. Diane GeisMs. Sylvia GholstonMr. Michael GilbertsonMr. Mark GoddardMr. Brandon GomezMs. Angie GonzalezMr. Mark GoodmanMs. Susan GordonMrs. Stephanie GradyMr. Randy GravleyMs. Kathy GreerMr. Tommy GrizzleMs. Paula GronemeyerMr. Tyler GwynnMs. Jean GysinMs. Leigh HallMr. & Mrs. Robert C. HallisseyMr. Mark HaneyMs. Jean HawkinsMr. Jerome HeathMs. Amanda HendersonMs. Connie HendricksMs. Suzette HermannMr. Brian HilburnMs. Holly HodgeMr. Steven HolcombMs. Cindy Holland

Ms. Cynthia HollyMs. Lindsey HolzmanMs. Marsha HoneaMrs. Stephanie HubbellMs. Cynthia HudsonMs. Catrice HufstetlerMs. Tammy HufstetlerMs. Beth Anne HughesMr. Michael HughesMr. Jordan HunterMs. Elizabeth HutchesonMr. John HyderMr. Frank InscoeMr. Mitch JacksonMs. Toni JamesMr. Dale JohnsonMs. Leigh KeeverMs. Emily KennedyMs. Eileen KileMs. Chanreaksmey KimMrs. Laura KingMr. Tony KoreyMs. Kathy KvingeMrs. Melanie LambertMs. Tina LancasterMs. Donna LangleyMr. Thomas LaPorteMs. Stephanie LawlerMs. Denise LawrenceMs. Carolyn LawrenceMs. Amy LeathermanMs. Carolyn LernerMs. Rhonda LivelyMr. Jim LooneyMr. & Mrs. David Loos, Sr.Mr. Ryan LoudermilkMs. Jennifer LoudermilkMr. William LoweMr. Keith LundyDr. Lauren LunkMr. Son LuongMs. Barbara LyleMs. Amy LyleDr. Jarod LynnMr. Hugh MacKayMr. Andrew MaderMs. Dree MageeMs. Jackie MageeMs. Shauna MaherMs. Connalie MarchMs. Margaret MarloweMs. Shelby MartinMrs. Bhavya MathurMrs. Cheri Mattox-CarrollMrs. Nan MaysMs. Lori McAllisterMs. Jil McClungMs. Melissa McCraryMr. Craig McDanielMr. Doug McElhaney

Ms. Christina McGinnisMs. Donna McHughMs. Valerie McKayMs. Stephanie MeyerMs. Yolanda MilesMs. Christine MillerMs. Deborah MillerMr. Dennis MissavageMr. Bob MitchellMs. Jessica MoldenMr. Greg MoorMrs. Mitzi MooreMs. Marian MuldrowMr. Kim MullinsDr. Barry MundayMr. William MunsonMs. Janet MyszkowskiMs. Julie NeighborsMr. Rick NelsonMrs. Jennifer NelsonMs. Syntina NesbittMs. Jessica NettlesDr. Ron NewcombMr. Remi N’GuessanMr. Fred NutterMr. Kieran O’Connor

Ms. Stephanie O’DonoghueMr. Cleo OkereMr. Gordon O’NeillDr. Mike O’RearMs. Vicki OsteanMs. Maria PacasMs. Marlise PaceMr. John PartonMs. Heather PenceMs. Gladys PerezMs. Diane PettyMs. Peggy PhiferMs. Ashley PhillipsMs. Tamika PhillipsMs. Quetina Pittman-HowellMs. Jenny PollockMs. Lisa PopeMs. Karen PreslockMr. Ron PriceMr. Scott ProctorMs. Peggy PruittMr. Ray PuckettMs. Hollie QueenMr. Tye RakestrawMs. Susan RamseyMr. Gregory D. Ramsey

Ms. Krystal RanneyMs. Anne RappMr. Mark ReddickMr. Jack ReeceMs. Ashley RegazziniMs. Pamela RegulusMs. Helen RhoadsMr. Steven RileyMs. Judy RobertsMs. Torey Rucker-WorksDr. Scott RuleMs. Sheila RussellMr. Ron SaczalskiMs. Isa Santori-RodriguezMs. Marcia Sasser-CarrowMs. Heidi SchulerMs. Bethany SchultzMs. Andrea SevcechMs. Amy ShafferMr. Gerard SheaMs. Alycia M. ShirleyMr. David SimmonsMs. Stephanie SkipperMr. Charlie SmithMs. Marcy SmithMr. Taylor Smith

2015-2016 honor roll of donors

I cannot express my gratitude enough for being chosen for this award. This is an honor, and I am thankful for your remarkable generosity from your organization.”

April Barber, Business Technology Scholarship Recipient

Thank you to following individuals who supported Chattahoochee Tech Foundation

with donations between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016:

I am extremely honored to be awarded my scholarship and greatly appreciate your generosity. The additional funding that I will receive will definitely help me to pay for tuition, books, and other fees. I intend to make you proud when you see that your investment in me will go toward helping many young children in the future.”

Eun Park, Early Childhood Care & Education Scholarship Recipient

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2015-2016 honor roll of donorsThank you to following individuals who supported Chattahoochee Tech Foundation

with donations between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016:

Chattahoochee Technical College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate degrees. Inquiries related to the college’s accreditation by the Commission may be directed to SACSCOC, 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or telephone 404-679-4500. Questions related to admissions and the policies, programs, and practices of Chattahoochee Technical College should be directed to the College.

accreditation

Bold denotes a member of

Chattahoochee Technical

College Board of Directors or

Chattahoochee Tech Foundation

Board of Trustees.

Every effort was taken to ensure

accuracy in our Honor Roll of

Donors. If you have questions

regarding your donations, please

call 770-528-4522.

Thank you so much for my scholarship award. I was never going to be able to go to college unless I paid for it myself. I chose Chattahoochee Tech because I work and I wanted a school that was flexible with my job and the things I have going on in my life. Shortly after my semester ends, I will pursue a bachelor’s degree in Management Leadership. Once I graduate, I plan on pursuing a career in leadership at a company that is looking for a backbone and mentorship.

Again, thank you so much for your generous contribution.”

Jesse P. McMillian, Criminal Justice TechnologyScholarship Recipient

Ms. Alyssa SmithMr. Robert SmithMr. Roy SmithMs. Sussie SnellMs. Monica SouthernMr. Charles SpannMs. Nita StathamMs. Jennifer StatonMrs. Susan StephensMs. Sharon StevensMs. Terrie StoddardMs. Sandra StoneMs. Deborah SweatmanMs. Shari SzalwinskiMr. Jason TannerMs. Kristie TeasleyMr. Ford ThigpenMs. Robin Thomas

Mr. Christopher ThornberryMr. David ThurstonMs. Shevelyn ToliverMs. Eilla TorresMr. Michael TurkingtonMrs. Debbie UnderkofflerMr. Terry UnderwoodMs. Janet UnderwoodMr. Michael Schirk & Ms. Susan J. Van GeeMr. Justin VanoyMr. Robert Von SchuetzMs. Alexis WallaceMs. Amy WardMr. Travis WareMrs. Danette WarmouthMr. Ron WebbMs. Cathy Weeks

Ms. Louise WestmorelandMr. David WhitakerMr. Joseph WhiteMs. Brenda WhiteMr. Anthony WilderMs. Lorraine WildermanMs. Theresa WilliamsMs. Trevena WilliamsDr. Tyra WingoMr. George WinnMs. Linda WomackMs. Sandra WooldridgeMs. Casey WorleyMs. Davia WoulardMs. Casaundra WyattMr. Willie WyattDr. Christine YarbroughMs. Megan Youngblood

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2016 Annual Report

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