PIP System (SUNY Orange)

2016 - 2017 Business Plan

A general statement (narrative) about what the department wants to accomplish.

Last updated on: 02/02/2016 10:00 am by Suzanne Krissler

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  1. To provide high quality, industry-standard skill set training within our AAS and Certificate coursework so that our graduates are prepared for employment.
  2. To provide high quality academic coursework in our AS transfer programs so that our graduates can successfully transfer to a Bachelor’s degree program.
  3. To promote student interest in our programs through community collaborations such as Business Club, Tax Preparation Assistance, CCHS, Academies of Finance, CEP,  SUNY New Paltz School of Business Advisory Board, and BEAM (Business Education Association of  Mid-Hudson).
  4. To continue to collaborate and maintain transfer articulations for our graduates with the office of Educational Partnerships.

Department Goals

Specific things the department wishes to achieve or accomplish this academic year.

# Department Goal
1 Provide quality assurance assessment through student learning outcomes, advisory board feedback, and graduate feedback, to have success in our AS degrees transferability and our AAS degrees employability and ACBSP accreditation.
2 To support, maintain, and grow all outreach activities including: articulations, CCHS, Business Clubs, Tax Assistance Program, the Markovits Scholarship, and open computer lab time for students.

Initiatives

Projects or processes that would assist you in achieving one or more of your goals this academic year.

Initiative Title Importance  
Continue to update our computer software and hardware and coursework so that it meets industry-standard guidelines and maintains stakeholder satisfaction. High
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Replace desktops & laptops for faculty members High
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To offer the coursework for the AS Business Administration degree program at the Newburgh Campus and to seek approval for the As Business Administration degree to be offered at the Newburgh Campus location. Medium
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Increase student support activities such as more hybrid, online, and non-traditional course offerings as needed. Low
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