FSCJ Chapter Book 2020-2021

Chapter Book Submission June 1, 2020 – May 31, 2021

https://www.fscj.edu/afc

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Table of Contents Nomination Form ......................................................................................................................................... 1 Membership ............................................................................................................................................... 10 Membership Calculations ....................................................................................................................... 10 New Members ........................................................................................................................................ 10 Membership Directory............................................................................................................................ 11 State Leadership ........................................................................................................................................ 17 Myisha DeNose, Region II Director Elect ................................................................................................ 17 Bryan Stewart, SDC Region II Representative ......................................................................................... 19 State, Region, and Commission Participation ........................................................................................... 20 AFC Leadership Conference .................................................................................................................... 22 AFC Town Hall Meeting with Regions Iⅈ October 1, 2020 .................................................................. 25 AFC Student Development Commission ................................................................................................ 26 AFC Annual Conference .......................................................................................................................... 28 Submittal of Chapter Activity Reports to Region Director ..................................................................... 30 Commission Exemplary Practices .............................................................................................................. 34 Technology Commission ......................................................................................................................... 35 Workforce, Adult, and Continuing Education Commission .................................................................... 36 Communications and Marketing Commission ........................................................................................ 37 Chapter Political Activities ......................................................................................................................... 39 Meeting Minutes .................................................................................................................................... 39 Meeting Slides ........................................................................................................................................ 42 Professional Development Activities By Chapter ..................................................................................... 44 “Ethical Leadership” Presentation .......................................................................................................... 44 “Setting Realistic Goals” Presentation .................................................................................................... 48 Membership Development By Chapter ..................................................................................................... 52 Chapter Membership Video Campaign................................................................................................... 52 Community Service Activities By Chapter ................................................................................................. 53 Beach Clean Up ....................................................................................................................................... 53 National Diaper Bank Network (in conjunction with the Region II Conference) .................................... 55 Social Activities By Chapter ....................................................................................................................... 56 AFC Chapter Social; February 24, 2021................................................................................................... 56 AFC Chapter Social; March 24, 2021....................................................................................................... 56 AFC Chapter Social; May 26, 2021 .......................................................................................................... 57 Scholarship Program .................................................................................................................................. 58 AFC Viviane Dellinger Endowed Scholarship .......................................................................................... 59 1

Social Media Activities By Chapter ............................................................................................................ 61 Chapter Website ..................................................................................................................................... 61 Facebook Page ........................................................................................................................................ 62 Certified College Professional (CCP) Program ........................................................................................... 63 Bryan Stewart (Graduate) ....................................................................................................................... 64 Myisha DeNose (CCP Candidate) ............................................................................................................ 65 Publicizing Chapter Activities .................................................................................................................... 69 Current Chapter Update ......................................................................................................................... 69 Chapter Organization ................................................................................................................................. 70 Copy of Bylaws ........................................................................................................................................ 70 Copy of Minutes from Chapter Officer Meeting ..................................................................................... 79 Copy of Minutes from Chapter Member Meeting .................................................................................. 81 Copy of Strategic Plan ............................................................................................................................. 83 College Retired Members Activities .......................................................................................................... 84 College Retired Members List ................................................................................................................. 84 Publicizing of Chapter Activities to College Retirees ............................................................................. 85 FSCJ Chapter Book Calculations ................................................................................................................. 87

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ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA COLLEGES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARD NOMINATION FORM Complete and submit this form with your nomination. Please fill out the form entirely.

Attach additional pages as necessary. Nominations must be submitted to the Awards Committee Chair by July 31. See the Standing Committees section of the AFC Leadership Manual for address information.

COLLEGE:

Florida State College at Jacksonville

ADDRESS:

501 West State Street

CHAPTER PRESIDENT:

CITY: Jacksonville

Bryan Stewart

E-MAIL ADDRESS:

ZIP: 32202 bstewart@fscj.edu

CHAPTER PRESIDENT’S PHONE: 904-633-5966

ACTIVITIES SUBMITTED FOR JUDGING 1. MEMBERSHIP (Unlimited Points) Points will be calculated for new members and member retention NEW MEMBER POINTS - Excluding Trustees/Contributing Chapters will earn points for new members enrolled during the period of June 1 – May 31 as follows: • • •

Each new full-time member acquired: 1 (one) point - excludes trustees, contributing, part-time, adjuncts, and retirees Each new adjunct or part-time member acquired: .50 (half) point New retiree (retiree or life retiree): .25 (quarter) point

RETENTION BONUS POINTS – Excluding Trustees/Contributing Chapters will earn bonus point for the percentage of retained members as follows: • • •

90% or more members retained: 5 points 75% - 89% of members retained: 2 points 74% or less of members retained: 0 points

Each year the AFC State Office will provide the previous year’s total membership number (excluding trustees/contributing) as of May 31, to the chapter. Examples of the new calculation method will be provided to all chapters.

TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR MEMBERSHIP 15 points 1

2. STATE LEADERSHIP (Maximum 30 points) Chapter must provide name(s) and office/committee as of May 31, 2021. Officers serving on that date will be the only officers awarded points. Chapters must provide documentation for candidates not elected.

One officer to State, Region, or Commission Office or Committee appointee as of May 31, 2021 (5 points each) Myisha DeNose, Region II Director Elect; Bryan Stewart, SDC Region II Representative Names of candidates for State, Region, or Commission Office (2 points each) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR STATE LEADERSHIP 10 points

3. STATE, REGION AND COMMISSION PARTICIPATION (Maximum 50 points) Chapter must provide copy of report submitted with submittal date, registration verification, and/or minutes showing attendance.

Attendance at Legislative/Leadership Conference – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 5 points) Attendance at Safety Symposium – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 5 points) Attendance at Annual Conference – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 10 points) Attendance at Membership Development Workshop – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 2 points) Submittal of Chapter Activity Report to Region Director prior to each of the four regularly scheduled Board of Directors meetings - 1 point each (Maximum 4 points) Attendance at Region Conference – 1 point each (Maximum 5 points) Attendance at Chapter President’s meetings - 1 point each (Maximum 3 points) Attendance at Commission Conference – 1 point each (Maximum 18 points) Note: Points are only awarded to one person per commission per conference

Attendance at AFC Leadership Conference Attendance at: AFC Leadership Conference ; January 28, 2021 Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, Myisha DeNose, Blake Ehlers

Attendance at Commission Conferences: Name of attendee: Jametoria Burton

Commission: Administration; December 3, 2020 2

Name of attendee: Bryan Stewart Name of attendee: Matt Wetzel

Commission: Student Development; May 19-20, 2021 Commission: Student Development; May 19-20, 2021

Attendance at Annual Conference Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, Blake Ehlers, Bonnie Lucy, Igor Tavuzhnyanskiy, Kerry Roth, Monica Franklin, Terri Green, Terry Hollingshead, Thomas Morris, Linda Herlocker, Kerri Burns, Matt Wetzel, Jay Whittington, Crishana Benton, Derrick Johnson, Trina McCowan, Angela Davis-Thomas, Denise Giarrusso, Myisha De Nose, Alexandra Diaz (Delegate Report and copies of Registration Receipts)

Submittal Dates of Chapter Activity Reports to Region Director: 2 Quarterly Report (11/17-1/27) submitted February 2, 2021, Quarterly report (1/28-4/9) submitted April 5, 2021

Attendance at Region II Conference (4/23/21): Name of attendee: Ashlie Empelo Name of attendee: Bryan Stewart Name of attendee: Chiffon Guest Name of attendee: Denise Giarusso Name of attendee: Sondra Evans TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR STATE, REGION & COMMISSION PARTICIPATION 24 points

4. COMMISSION EXEMPLARY PRACTICES (Maximum 90 points) Chapter must provide copy of cover sheet or supporting documentation for nomination Nomination for Commission Exemplary Practice - 5 points each A maximum of 25 points will be awarded per commission.

Name of nomination: Dr. Naita Guine

Exemplary Practice: Technology Commission

Name of nomination: Dr. Naita Guine

Exemplary Practice: WACE

Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing

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Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR COMMISSION EXEMPLARY PRACTICE 35 points

5. CHAPTER POLITICAL ACTIVITIES (Maximum 20 points) Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized political activity.

Include only activities sponsored or co-sponsored by the Chapter (not the College). - 5 points each Name of activity: Virginia Berg's presentation 5/20/2021 (Eligible for Continuing Ed. Credit) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR CHAPTER POLICTICAL ACTIVITIES 5 points

6. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES BY CHAPTER (Maximum 20 points) Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized educational activity.

Include only chapter sponsored or co-sponsored activities. - 5 points each Name of activity: “Ethical Leadership” presented by Bryan Stewart, Chapter President as part of Quarterly Chapter meeting 10/12 (Minutes submitted) Name of activity: “Setting Realistic Goals for a New Kind of Year” presented by Matt Verdecchia, EAP/WorkLife as part of Quarterly Chapter meeting 2/18 (Minutes submitted) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES 10 points

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7. MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES BY CHAPTER (Maximum 20 points) Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized membership development activity. – 5 points each Name of activity: Chapter Membership Video Campaign (Email from Membership Chair submitted) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES 5 points

8. COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES BY CHAPTER (Maximum 28 points) Chapter must provide documentation showing Chapter involvement.

Any organized community service activity. – 5 points each Participation in a state sponsored service project – 2 points each Name of activity: Beach Clean-up 9/26/2020 in concert w/ RII Name of activity: National Diaper Bank Network w/ RII Conference (4/23/2021) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES 10 points

9. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES BY CHAPTER (Maximum 20 points) Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized social activity for chapter members or potential members.

Include only chapter sponsored or co-sponsored activities. – 5 points each Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; February 24, 2021 (Invite submitted) Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 (Invite submitted) Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; May 26, 2021 (Invite submitted) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 15 points

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10. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (Maximum 5 points) Chapter must provide AFC chapter scholarship program criteria and documentation of scholarship awards or a copy of each activity announcement for the building of a scholarship program. Chapter involvement must be clearly documented.

An established scholarship program with criteria and documentation of awards – 5 points Participation in a fundraising program to build or fund a scholarship program. – 3 points each Established Scholarship Program: AFC Viviane Dellinger Endowed Scholarship Name of Activity to Build New Scholarship Program________________________________________ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 5 points

11. SOCIAL MEDIA (Maximum 30 points) Chapter must provide a screen print of chapter website, Facebook page, Twitter page or other form of electronic social media showing chapter information, membership recruitment information, minutes, upcoming events, etc. A college internal intranet is not considered social media.

Chapter Website – 10 points Facebook Page – 10 points Other form of electronic social media – 10 points Chapter Website Included __x___ Facebook Page Included __x___ Other___________________ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR SOCIAL MEDIA 10 points

12. CERTIFIED COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL (CCP) PROGRAM (Maximum 60 points) Chapter must provide name(s) of CCP candidates(s) as of May 31, 2021. Chapters must provide documentation for each session that a candidate participated, i.e., certificates of completion, and proof of graduation from the AFC state office.

CCP sessions completed – 5 points per session per participant Graduation from program – 5 points per participant Scholarship Award – 5 points per participant Name of Candidate: Bryan Stewart

Graduate: 11/17/2020

Sessions Attended: All sessions attended completed prior to June 1, 2020 Name of Candidate: Myisha DeNose

Graduate NA 6

Sessions Attended: 4 Scholarship Award for participant: NA TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR CERTIFIED COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM 25 points

13. PUBLICIZING CHAPTER ACTIVITIES (Maximum 10 points) Submit copy of article published in/submitted to Current, any article published in other publication or day, date, and station for radio or TV appearance. Only print, radio or television press/advertising will be accepted. Internal announcements and email announcements are not considered in this category. Must be an AFC Chapter activity.

Each article submitted – 2 points each (Maximum 10 points) Article titles and dates: Current Chapter Update Submitted in May 2021 TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR PUBLICIZING CHAPTER ACTIVITIES 2 points

14. CHAPTER ORGANIZATION (Maximum 20 points) Copy of Bylaws showing reviewed/revised annually by the Chapter Executive Board or the Chapter membership – 5 points Copies of minutes from Chapter Officer meetings- 5 points Copies of minutes from Chapter member meetings - 5 points Copy of Chapter Strategic Plan – 5 points Chapter Bylaws __5___ Minutes from Chapter Officer meetings __5___ Minutes from Chapter member meetings __5___ Strategic Plan __5___ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR CHAPTER ORGANIZATION 20 points

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15. COLLEGE RETIRED MEMBERS ACTIVITIES (Maximum 15 points) Chapter must provide contact information to include mailing address and/or email address for each chapter member who has retired from their college.

Chapter must provide copy of invitation or information concerning chapter events as sent to college retirees and method of distribution. Email invitations are accepted in this category.

Chapter must provide proof of college retiree’s participation in chapter, regional or state activities.

Points are only awarded per activity where college retired members are participating.

College Retired Members Contact List – 5 points Publicizing of Chapter Activities to College Retirees – 1 point each activity (Maximum 5 points) College Retiree Member’s Participation in Chapter Activities – 1 point each activity (Maximum 5 points) College Retired Members Contact List - 5 Publicizing of Chapter Activities to College Retirees: Event and dates of invitation : AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; February 24, 2021 Event and dates of invitation: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 Event and dates of invitation: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR RETIRED MEMBERS ACTIVITIES 8 points

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Membership Calculations NEW MEMBER POINTS - Excluding Trustees/Contributing Chapters will earn points for new members enrolled during the period of June 1 – May 31 as follows: • • •

Each new full-time member acquired: 1 (one) point - excludes trustees, contributing, parttime, adjuncts, and retirees Each new adjunct or part-time member acquired: .50 (half) point New retiree (retiree or life retiree): .25 (quarter) point

RETENTION BONUS POINTS – Excluding Trustees/Contributing Chapters will earn bonus point for the percentage of retained members as follows: 90% or more members retained: 5 points TOTAL POINTS AWARDED MEMBERSHIP 15 points

New Members New Members First Name

Last Name

Date Joined

Shannon Lorne Jessica Jefferson Tyler Deborah Regan Alexandra Thomas Danielle

Oliver Richardson Wade Everet Sevigny Williams Williams Diaz Morris Thompson

3/17/2021 2/26/2021 2/25/2021 2/23/2021 2/22/2021 2/21/2021 2/18/2021 10/28/2020 10/27/2020 10/27/2020

Lost Members Rebecca

Nelson

9/1/2011

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Membership Directory [Name | First]

[Name | Last]

[Email | Primary]

Shannon Lorne Jessica Jefferson

Oliver Richardson Wade Everet

s.oliver@fscj.edu lorichar@fscj.edu jessica.wade@fscj.edu jefferson.everet@fscj.edu

Tyler Deborah Regan

Sevigny Williams Williams

tyler.sevigny@fscj.edu deborah.m.williams@fscj.edu regan.williams@fsch.edu

Campus FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - Nassau FSCJ - Downtown

Alexandra

Diaz

alexandra.diaz@fscj.edu

FSCJ - Kent

Thomas

Morris

thomas.morris@fscj.edu

Danielle

Thompson

danielle.thompson@fscj.edu

John

Avendano

kim.sodek@fscj.edu

Bonnie Eddy Claudio Kerri

Lucey Stringer Lopez Burns

bonnie.lucey@fscj.edu estringe@fscj.edu claudio.lopez@fscj.edu kerri.burns@fscj.edu

Angela Myisha Pamela Lauren Blake Bryan

angela.davis.thomas@fscj.edu mdenose@fscj.edu pphelps@fscj.edu lauren.finch@fscj.edu blake.ehlers@fscj.edu bstewart@fscj.edu

Igor Reginald

Davis-Thomas De Nose Phelps Finch Ehlers Stewart Tavuzhnyanski y Robinson

FSCJ - South FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - South FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown

igor.tavuzhnyanskiy@fscj.edu reginald.robinson@fscj.edu

FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown

Susan Jason April Jorge Terry Chandra Chiffon Anissa Crishana

Mythen Whittington Tate Meade-Arauz Hollingshead Shuler Guest Jenkins Benton

smythen@fscj.edu jwhittin@fscj.edu april.tate@fscj.edu jmeade@fscj.edu tholling@fscj.edu chshuler@fscj.edu cguest@fscj.edu ajenkins@fscj.edu crishana.benton@fscj.edu

FSCJ - North FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Deerwood

[Join Date] 3/17/2021 2/26/2021 2/25/2021 2/23/2021 2/22/2021 2/21/2021 2/18/2021 10/28/202 0 10/27/202 0 10/27/202 0 12/13/201 9 9/13/2019 9/9/2019 6/19/2019 5/28/2019 5/3/2019 4/19/2019 4/19/2019 4/19/2019 4/19/2019 4/19/2019 4/19/2019 4/19/2019 12/28/201 8 10/5/2018 9/20/2018 9/20/2018 9/20/2018 9/20/2018 9/20/2018 9/17/2018 9/17/2018 10

Anita Renee

Scotlis Lewis

ascotlis@fscj.edu renee.lewis@fscj.edu

Sondra Jacquelyne

Evans Mack

sevans@fscj.edu j.mack@fscj.edu

Jerrett

Dumouchel

Jerrett.Dumouchel@fscj.edu

Thomas Marie Edward Leslie Elise Janet Julie Derrick Mitchell

Messner Gnage Thomas Murrell Horowitz Christovich Sutton Johnson Velasco

tmessner@fscj.edu mgnage@fscj.edu edthomas@fscj.edu lmurrell@fscj.edu elise.horowitz@fscj.edu jchristo@fscj.edu julie.sutton@fscj.edu derjohns@fscj.edu mvelasco@fscj.edu

Deana Steven Matt

Waite McCrary Wetzel

dwaite@fscj.edu smccrary@fscj.edu mwetzel@fscj.edu

Deborah Michelle Richard Jesse Jeniah Robin

Munoz Speight Greene Gines Jones Herriff

Beryl Hirschel

White-Bing Finch

James

Van Court

Christine Harvey David Robert Peter Rosemary

Vint Slentz Roth Peeples Shapiro James

cvint@fscj.edu

James Charles David Cheryl

Stevenson Smires Houston Schmidt

jisteven@fscj.edu CSMIRES@fscj.edu dhouston@fscj.edu cschmidt@fscj.edu

mspeight@fscj.edu richard.greene@fscj.edu jgines@fscj.edu jeniah.jones@fscj.edu rherriff@fscj.edu b.white.bing@fscj.edu hfinch@fscj.edu jamesvancourt123@yahoo.co m

k.roth@fscj.edu Rpeeples@fscj.edu pshapiro@fscj.edu rjames@fscj.edu

FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Kent FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - North FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - North FSCJ - Deerwood FSCJ - North FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - South FSCJ - Kent FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Deerwood FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Deerwood

FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - North

FSCJ - North FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - South FSCJ - North FSCJ - North

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N. Jean Norman Monica Naita Nancy Nancy Neal Herschel Celeste Patrice Claire Mary Rebecca Patricia Patrick Patti

Baker Gardner Franklin Guine Bullard Eschen Henning Shepard Danos Williams Reetz Dumbleton Lindsey McClellan Land Williams

nbaker@fscj.edu ngardner@fscj.edu Monica.Franklin@fscj.edu nguine@fscj.edu nbullard@fscj.edu neschen@fscj.edu nhenning@fscj.edu hshepard@fscj.edu cdanos@fscj.edu Patrice.M.Williams@fscj.edu creetz@fscj.edu mdumblet@fscj.edu llindsey@fscj.edu pmcclellan@fscj.edu pland@fscj.edu pawillia@fscj.edu

Terri Trina Victoria Virginia William Gary Karen Helen Stephen Lyn Elizabeth Elisa Edward Patricia Elizabeth Pat Judy Pamela

Green McCowan McGlone Holmes Barfield George Swain Morris Waddill Noble Lewis Westberry Watkins Garrett Harvey Conway Jones-Liptrot Walker

tegreen@fscj.edu trina.mccowan@fscj.edu vmcglone@fscj.edu vholmes@fscj.edu wbarfiel@fscj.edu gary.george@fscj.edu kswain@fscj.edu hmorris@fscj.edu swaddill@fscj.edu lnoble@fscj.edu ellewis@fscj.edu ewestberry@fscj.edu ewatkins@fscj.edu pgarrett@fscj.edu eharvey@fscj.edu pconway@fscj.edu jajones@fscj.edu plwilliams@fscj.edu

Calvin Carla Haylan Carolyn Catherine Catherine Deborah

Leavell Jenkins Washington Johnson Hodges Horn Haskill

cleavell@fscj.edu cjenkins@fscj.edu hwashington@fscj.edu cjohnson@fscj.edu chodges@fscj.edu chorn@fscj.edu dhaskill@fscj.edu

FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - North FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - North FSCJ - South FSCJ - North FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - Deerwood FSCJ - North FSCJ - North FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - South FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - South FSCJ - South FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - South FSCJ - Cecil Center FSCJ - South FSCJ - Kent FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - North FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - North FSCJ - Nassau FSCJ - South FSCJ - North

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Deborah Debbie Sandra Marion Kathleen Gary Kenneth Kimberli Rogheyeh Romana Ronald Ronald Rosalyn Rebecca Sonja Eric Ernest Eudelia Felicia Mark Donald Scott Sheri Sheri Joyce Joseph Jonathan John John Flossie

Brabham Dickerson Beck Newsome von Balson Revels McCulough Sodek Vafabakhsh Lopes Moore Smith Amaro Ford Cross Jenkins Friend Thomas Palmer Barber Gallion, Jr. Flax Brown Litt McLeod Harden Lyon Salazar Samons Felton

dbrabham@fscj.edu ddickerson@fscj.edu sbeck@fscj.edu mnewsome@fscj.edu kvonbals@fscj.edu grevels@fscj.edu kmcculough@fscj.edu ksodek@fscj.edu rvafabakhsh@fscj.edu romana.lopes@fscj.edu rmoore@fscj.edu rsmith@fscj.edu ramaro@fscj.edu rford@fscj.edu scross@fscj.edu ejenkins@fscj.edu efriend@fscj.edu ethomas@fscj.edu fpalmer@fscj.edu mbarber@fscj.edu dgallion@fscj.edu sflax@fscj.edu sbrown@fscj.edu slitt@fscj.edu jmcleod@fscj.edu jharden@fscj.edu jlyon@fscj.edu jsalazar@fscj.edu jsamons@fscj.edu ffelton@fscj.edu

Karen

Arlington

karlingt@fscj.edu

Karen Karen Maria Marc Marla Mark Charles

Johns Howard De Marco Pica Johnson Sieg Aybar

kjohns@fscj.edu khoward@fscj.edu mdemarco@fscj.edu mpica@fscj.edu mjohnson@fscj.edu msieg@fscj.edu caybar@fscj.edu

Rebecca Reynaldo

Nelson Casiple

rebecca.nelson@fscj.edu rcasiple@fscj.edu

FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - South FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - South FSCJ - South FSCJ - Deerwood FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - South FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - North FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - North FSCJ - Cecil Center FSCJ - South FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - South FSCJ - Nassau FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - North FSCJ - South FSCJ - South FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - Urban Resource Center FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Kent FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Kent

9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 13

Donna Jean Jeff Dean David Dana Jeffrey Jerome Jerry Keeanga Michael Ward Michele Robert Barbara Billy Bryan Cynthia Matthew Michelle Deborah Patricia Delia Denise Peggi Jonita Maria

Martin De'Almeida Hess Moore Byres Logan Smith Williams Shawver Akakatang

dmartin@fscj.edu jde'almeida@fscj.edu Jeff.Hess@fscj.edu dmoore@fscj.edu dbyres@fscj.edu dlogan@fscj.edu jesmith@fscj.edu jwilliams@fscj.edu jshawver@fscj.edu kspeakes@fscj.edu

FSCJ - Nassau FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - South FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Deerwood FSCJ - Downtown

9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011

Rupright Bevans Jerido Summers Thomas Spohn Counsil Mitchell Baker Fontaine Butler Walker Giarrusso Patrick Watson Webster

mrupright@fscj.edu MLEASTER@fscj.edu rjerido@fscj.edu bsummers@fscj.edu bthomas@fscj.edu bspohn@fscj.edu ccarter@fscj.edu mmitchell@fscj.edu mbaker@fscj.edu fontained@nwfsc.edu pbutler@fscj.edu dwalker@fscj.edu denise.giarrusso@fscj.edu ppatrick@fscj.edu jonwatso@fscj.edu lindsay.webster@fscj.edu

9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 9/1/2011 5/1/2011 5/1/2011 5/1/2011 4/1/2011 4/1/2011 3/1/2011

Jametoria Derryl Gwen Lesley Richard Bill Pat Joyce Delphenia Jones Edgar Rudolph Susan David Patty

Burton Johnson Chandler Hodges Snipes McFarland Harrell Sleap Carter Davis Napier Murray Chappell Morrison Adeeb

jburton@fscj.edu dejohnso@fscj.edu chandler@fscj.edu lhodges@fscj.edu ssproductions@comcast.net bmcfarland@fscj.edu jazronnae@aol.com jsleap@fscj.edu

FSCJ - Deerwood FSCJ - North FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - North FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - North FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Martin Center None FSCJ - North FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - South FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Kent FSCJ Administrative/District FSCJ - Nassau FSCJ - North FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - North

jdavis@fscj.edu enapier@fscj.edu rmurray@fscj.edu skchappell@bellsouth.net dmorrison@fscj.edu padeeb@fscj.edu

FSCJ - South FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - Downtown

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Judith Henry Judy Aubra Harry Willis

Burnett Moreland Mundy Riddle Hodges Holcombe

jburnett@fscj.edu hmorlan@fscj.edu jmundy@fscj.edu ariddle@fscj.edu HHODGES@fscj.edu jwoodham@fscj.edu

FSCJ - Downtown FSCJ - Kent FSCJ - Martin Center FSCJ - North FSCJ - North

8/1/2006 9/1/2005 6/1/2005 8/1/2004 3/1/1997 10/1/1985

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State Leadership Chapter must provide name(s) and office/committee as of May 31, 2021. Officers serving on that date will be the only officers awarded points. Chapters must provide documentation for candidates not elected.

One officer to State, Region, or Commission Office or Committee appointee as of May 31, 2021 (5 points each) Myisha DeNose, Region II Director Elect; Bryan Stewart, SDC Region II Representative Names of candidates for State, Region, or Commission Office (2 points each) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR STATE LEADERSHIP 10 points

Myisha DeNose, Region II Director Elect

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Bryan Stewart, SDC Region II Representative

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State, Region, and Commission Participation Chapter must provide copy of report submitted with submittal date, registration verification, and/or minutes showing attendance.

Attendance at Legislative/Leadership Conference – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 5 points) Attendance at Safety Symposium – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 5 points) Attendance at Annual Conference – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 10 points) Attendance at Membership Development Workshop – 1 point per attendee (Maximum 2 points) Submittal of Chapter Activity Report to Region Director prior to each of the four regularly scheduled Board of Directors meetings - 1 point each (Maximum 4 points) Attendance at Region Conference – 1 point each (Maximum 5 points) Attendance at Chapter President’s meetings - 1 point each (Maximum 3 points) Attendance at Commission Conference – 1 point each (Maximum 18 points) Note: Points are only awarded to one person per commission per conference

Attendance at Legislative /Leadership Conference: Attendance at: AFC Leadership Conference ; January 28, 2021 Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, Myisha DeNose, Blake Ehlers (3)

Attendance at Regional Conference: Attendance at: AFC Town Hall Meeting with Regions I & II; October 1, 2020 Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, FSCJ Chapter President (Registration Confirmation submitted) (1)

Attendance at Commission Conferences: Name of attendee: Jametoria Burton

Commission: Administration; December 3, 2020

Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, + 8 2021 (9)

Commission: Student Development; May 19-20,

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Attendance at Annual Conference Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, Blake Ehlers, Bonnie Lucy, Igor Tavuzhnyanskiy, Kerry Roth, Monica Franklin, Terri Green, Terry Hollingshead, Thomas Morris, Linda Herlocker, Kerri Burns, Matt Wetzel, Jay Whittington, Crishana Benton, Derrick Johnson, Trina McCowan, Angela Davis-Thomas, Denise Giarrusso, Myisha De Nose, Alexandra Diaz (Delegate Report and copies of Registration Receipts) (10)

Submittal Dates of Chapter Activity Reports to Region Director: 2 Quarterly Report (11/17-1/27) submitted February 2, 2021, Quarterly report (1/28-4/9) submitted April 5, 2021 (2) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR STATE, REGION & COMMISSION PARTICIPATION 25 points

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Attendance at AFC Leadership Conference; January 28, 2021 Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, Myisha DeNose, Blake Ehlers

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AFC Town Hall Meeting with Regions I&II, October 1, 2020 Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, FSCJ Chapter President (Registration Confirmation submitted)

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Attendance at Commission Conferences Student Development Conference; May 19 – 20, 2021

Name of attendees: Sheri Brown, Angela Davis-Thomas, Alexandra Diaz, Mary Dumbleton, Michael Goddard, Chiffon Guest, Bryan Stewart, Igor Tavuzhnyanskiy, Matt Wetzel

Official Registration List from the SDC Chair, Woosly Calixate First Name

Last Name

Email

Sheri

Brown

sheri.a.brown@fscj.edu

Angela

Davis-Thomas

angela.davis.thomas@fscj.edu

Alexandra

Diaz

alexandra.diaz@fscj.edu

Mary Michael Brandon

Dumbleton

mdumblet@fscj.edu

Goddard

mgoddard@fscj.edu

Chiffon

Guest

cguest@fscj.edu

Bryan

Stewart

bstewart@fscj.edu

Igor

Tavuzhnyanskiy igor.tavuzhnyanskiy@fscj.edu

Matt

Wetzel

matt.wetzel@fscj.edu

Registration Time 4/28/2021 8:31 4/28/2021 15:50 5/20/2021 8:19 4/28/2021 8:50 4/28/2021 13:48 4/28/2021 13:24 4/21/2021 15:43 4/28/2021 9:20 5/19/2021 12:28

Approval Status approved approved approved approved approved approved approved approved approved

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Attendance at Annual Conference; November 18-20, 2020

Name of attendees: Bryan Stewart, Blake Ehlers, Bonnie Lucy, Igor Tavuzhnyanskiy, Kerry Roth, Monica Franklin, Terri Green, Terry Hollingshead, Thomas Morris, Linda Herlocker, Kerri Burns, Matt Wetzel, Jay Whittington, Crishana Benton, Derrick Johnson, Trina McCowan, Angela Davis-Thomas, Denise Giarrusso, Myisha De Nose, Alexandra Diaz (Delegate Report and copies of Registration Receipts)

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Submittal Dates of Chapter Activity Reports to Region Director Quarterly Report (11/17-1/27) submitted February 2, 2021

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Quarterly report (1/28-4/9) submitted April 5, 2021

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Commission Exemplary Practices Chapter must provide copy of cover sheet or supporting documentation for nomination Nomination for Commission Exemplary Practice - 5 points each A maximum of 25 points will be awarded per commission.

Name of nomination: Dr. Naita Guine

Exemplary Practice: Technology Commission

Name of nomination: Dr. Naita Guine

Exemplary Practice: WACE

Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing

TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR COMMISSION EXEMPLARY PRACTICE 35 points

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Technology Commission Name of nomination: Dr. Naita Guine

Exemplary Practice: Technology Commission

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Workforce, Adult, and Continuing Education Commission Name of nomination: Dr. Naita Guine

Exemplary Practice: WACE

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Communications and Marketing Commission Name of nomination: FSCJ Marketing and Communications Exemplary Practice: Communications and Marketing (A total of 16 Awards were given, however, only 5 will count towards section total) An official AFC PDF can be found here: https://www.myafchome.org/assets/2020_Award_Winners/2020CMC.pdf FSCJ’s Official Website Announcement can be found here: https://www.fscj.edu/discover/abouthistory/our-awards

2020 Communications and Marketing Commission Awards

Brochure (Over 10,000 FTE) Gold—Seminole State College of Florida, Start a Raider, Finish a Gator brochure Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Associates in Arts Brochure Bronze—Miami Dade College, Jazz at Wolfson 2019-20 Season Brochure

Digital Advertising Campaign (Over 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Adult Education Spring and Summer Enrollment Campaign Silver—IEECE at Palm Beach State College, Enroll NOW in Palm Beach State’s Fall 2020 online early education courses Bronze—Palm Beach State College, Supply Chain Management Digital Advertising Campaign

Digital Newsletter (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida SouthWestern State College, Provost 411 Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, BlueWave News-Monthly Employee Newsletter Bronze— Florida SouthWestern State College, Buc Bulletin Direct Mail Postcard (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida South Western State College, “Essential” Direct Mail Postcard Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Recent High School Graduates Postcard Bronze—Palm Beach State College, Dual Enrollment Postcard

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Direct Mail Recruiting (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Miami Dade College, President’s Mailer Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Academic Advising and College Resources Direct Mailer Magazine Advertising Campaign (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville Symphony Program Ads Magazine Advertising Spread, Multiple Pages or Insert (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida State College at Jacksonville, America’s Promise Advanced Manufacturing Magazine Spread Poster Single (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Palm Beach State College, Dr. martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Poster Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Author Series 2020 Single Sheet Flyer (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Business Series Event Flier – Reshaping Career Options Table Top and Retractable Displays (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida State College at Jacksonville, Center for International Education Retractable Display Silver—Eastern Florida State College, Student Recruitment Vertical Displays Bronze (tie)—Palm Beach State College, Honors College Retractable Banner Bronze (tie)—Florida State College at Jacksonville, CCAMPIS Grant Retractable Display Television 60 seconds or less (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—St. Petersburg College, SPC Veterinary Technology Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, FSCJ “Prepared for Success” Television Commercial Bronze— Florida State College at Jacksonville, FSCJ “Open Doors” Television Commercial Television Campaign (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Florida State College at Jacksonville, FSCJ “It’s Your Turn” Television Commercials Viewbook/Recruitment Piece (more than 10,000 FTE) Gold—Indian River State College, Quad County Career Pathways Consortium Series Silver—Florida State College at Jacksonville, 2019-20 FSCJ At a Glance Bronze—Miami Dade College Kendall Campus, Veterans Guide

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Chapter Political Activities Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized political activity.

Include only activities sponsored or co-sponsored by the Chapter (not the College). - 5 points each Name of activity: Virginia Berg's presentation 5/20/2021 (Eligible for Continuing Ed. Credit) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR CHAPTER POLICTICAL ACTIVITIES 5 points

Meeting Minutes

AFC FSCJ Chapter Meeting Thursday, May 20th, 2021 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Bryan called the meeting to order

MinutesReview/Approve February 18th Chapter Meeting Minutes – no discussion, Matt Wetzel moved to approved, Jace Christovich seconded, minutes approved Budget Report: Bryan reported the requested Budget Enhancements ($500 operating budget and $4500 for travel) were approved by Dr. A and Cabinet. Bryan arranged with the Budget Office for the enhancement to be carried over and applied to next fiscal year.

These funds will be available to use as we see fit in the Chapter’s participation in AFC professional development (i.e.: conference/webinar registration) and other operational needs. These enhancements are in addition to what FSCJ already extends for our annual budget. Amounts to be clarified as we get confirmation of AFC (State Office) contributions based on membership numbers.

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Recruitment: Recruitment efforts to join AFC are ongoing and we are diligently working toward achieving our goal of 50 additional members to bolster our 200 current members. Extending the goal to summer to see if we can't achieve by end of summer.

Vacant positions: Seeking volunteers/nominations to fill Fundraising & Social Committee Chair and Social Media Representative.

The Fundraising & Social Committee Chair is an appointed position and is/will: 1.

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Responsible for all fundraising activities of the Chapter Serve as voting delegate to the annual conference Coordinate events as requested by the Executive Committee Coordinate Chapter social activities

The Social Media Representative is a new appointed position and is/will: 1.

Responsible for posting updates to the Chapter Facebook page 2.

Responsible for updating the Chapter SharePoint site 3.

Responsible for posting updates to the Chapter webpage 4.

Coordinate with Chapter members to determine other social media platforms for sharing Chapter events, news, etc.

Anyone interested in filling either of these position may reach out to Bryan at bstewart@fscj.edu or afc@fscj.edu.

Discussion: • Reviewed/amended Chapter Bylaws – The newly revised/amended Chapter bylaws were circulate via email to all members. How the Chapter is represented around the College is still Pending.

• Chapter Representation – Department Liaisons are proposed for collegewide representation utilizing a departmental distribution (rather than Campus). This plan was shared by Bryan via email to all members requesting feedback (concerns, ideas, discussion, etc.). The number of Department Liaisons would be based on a ratio to overall department numbers (i.e.: 1 liaison to 25 or 50 employees).

• Quarterly Newsletter – Kudos to Trina McCowan for her hard work on the newsletter. The May edition was just circulated.

• Adopt-a-Mile Community Service Opportunity – Signs displaying AFC FSCJ CHAPTER for our adopt-a-mile area (two miles on Beach Blvd. running in front of South Campus). Responsible to do 4 times each year over a two-year period (renewable) and pick up debris in the area from curb up to business or residential property; no work is to be done in the street, under overpasses or on neutral ground/median. Safety vests, trash bags, pickers will be provided by FDOT. Jace is looking into a supply of gloves and hospitality support from internal and external to the College. Safety briefs will be done annually and before the start of each event. Bryan proposed a plan for distributing the work effort when we start. More to follow…

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Professional Development: 2021 Legislative Update - Virginia Berg, FSCJ Director of Government Relations (see attached presentation). The next Legislative Update emails will begin with session in January 2022, so if you send a request to be included in update distributions, don't be alarmed if nothing is forthcoming in the coming months.

Next meeting: Thursday, September 23rd, 1:00-3:00 p.m.

• Seeking Professional Development presentations for future meetings; email afc@fscj.edu with suggestions Evening Social: Wednesday, May 26th, 6:30-7:30 p.m. No pressure! Just show up and socialize!

Tune in to the June 23rd OnPoint for a special AFC Presentation! Bryan adjourned the meeting.

This meeting was recorded; you may listen by clicking here.

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Meeting Slides

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Professional Development Activities by Chapter Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized educational activity.

Include only chapter sponsored or co-sponsored activities. - 5 points each Name of activity: “Ethical Leadership” presented by Bryan Stewart, Chapter President as part of Quarterly Chapter meeting 10/12 (Minutes submitted) Name of activity: “Setting Realistic Goals for a New Kind of Year” presented by Matt Verdecchia, EAP/WorkLife as part of Quarterly Chapter meeting 2/18 (Minutes submitted) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES 10 points

Name of activity: “Ethical Leadership” presented by Bryan Stewart, Chapter President as part of Quarterly Chapter meeting 10/12 (Minutes submitted)

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Name of activity: “Setting Realistic Goals for a New Kind of Year” presented by Matt Verdecchia, EAP/WorkLife as part of Quarterly Chapter meeting 2/18 (Minutes submitted)

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Membership Development Activities By Chapter Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized membership development activity. – 5 points each Name of activity: Chapter Membership Video Campaign (Email from Membership Chair submitted) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES 5 points

Link to finished video: https://fscj.instructuremedia.com/embed/47d208d6-9669-42cd-b5b4d2a9b2dc01fb As it is on the Chapter Website: fscj.edu/afc

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Community Service Activities By Chapter Chapter must provide documentation showing Chapter involvement.

Any organized community service activity. – 5 points each Participation in a state sponsored service project – 2 points each Name of activity: Beach Clean-up 9/26/2020 in concert w/ RII Name of activity: National Diaper Bank Network w/ RII Conference (4/23/2021) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES 7 points Name of activity: Beach Clean-up 9/26/2020 in concert w/ RII

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Name of activity: National Diaper Bank Network w/ RII Conference (4/23/2021)

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Social Activities By Chapter Chapter must provide a copy of each activity announcement making sure that the Chapter involvement is clearly documented.

Any organized social activity for chapter members or potential members.

Include only chapter sponsored or co-sponsored activities. – 5 points each Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; February 24, 2021 (Invite submitted) Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 (Invite submitted) Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; May 26, 2021 (Invite submitted) TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES 15 points

Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; February 24, 2021 (Invite submitted)

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Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 (Invite submitted)

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Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; May 26, 2021 (Invite submitted)

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Scholarship Program Chapter must provide AFC chapter scholarship program criteria and documentation of scholarship awards or a copy of each activity announcement for the building of a scholarship program. Chapter involvement must be clearly documented.

An established scholarship program with criteria and documentation of awards – 5 points Participation in a fundraising program to build or fund a scholarship program. – 3 points each Established Scholarship Program: AFC Viviane Dellinger Endowed Scholarship TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 5 points

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Students 2020/2021

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$1,617

Awarded $500

Unexpended

Funds

$1,117

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Social Media Chapter must provide a screen print of chapter website, Facebook page, Twitter page or other form of electronic social media showing chapter information, membership recruitment information, minutes, upcoming events, etc. A college internal intranet is not considered social media.

Chapter Website – 10 points Facebook Page – 10 points Other form of electronic social media – 10 points Chapter Website Included __x___ Facebook Page Included __x___ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR SOCIAL MEDIA 20 points

Chapter Website

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Facebook Page

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Certified College Professional (CCP) Program Chapter must provide name(s) of CCP candidates(s) as of May 31, 2021. Chapters must provide documentation for each session that a candidate participated, i.e., certificates of completion, and proof of graduation from the AFC state office.

CCP sessions completed – 5 points per session per participant Graduation from program – 5 points per participant Scholarship Award – 5 points per participant Name of Candidate: Bryan Stewart

Graduate: 11/17/2020

Sessions Attended: All sessions attended completed prior to June 1, 2020 Name of Candidate: Myisha DeNose

Graduate ___________________

Sessions Attended 4 Scholarship Award for participant: NA TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR CERTIFIED COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM 25 points

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CCP Graduate: Bryan Stewart Sessions Attended: All sessions attended completed prior to June 1, 2020

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CCP Candidate: Myisha DeNose Sessions Attended: 10/12/2020, 11/20/2020, 2/18/2021, 5/20/21

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Publicizing Chapter Activities Submit copy of article published in/submitted to Current, any article published in other publication or day, date, and station for radio or TV appearance. Only print, radio or television press/advertising will be accepted. Internal announcements and email announcements are not considered in this category. Must be an AFC Chapter activity.

Each article submitted – 2 points each (Maximum 10 points) Article titles and dates: Current Chapter Update Submitted in May 2021 TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR PUBLICIZING CHAPTER ACTIVITIES 2 points

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Chapter Organization Copy of Bylaws showing reviewed/revised annually by the Chapter Executive Board or the Chapter membership – 5 points Copies of minutes from Chapter Officer meetings- 5 points Copies of minutes from Chapter member meetings - 5 points Copy of Chapter Strategic Plan – 5 points Chapter Bylaws __5___ Strategic Plan __5___ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR CHAPTER ORGANIZATION 25 points

Copy of Bylaws showing reviewed/revised annually by the Chapter Executive Board or the Chapter membership Link to complete revised and published Bylaws https://www.fscj.edu/docs/default-source/afc/bylaws---2021.pdf?sfvrsn=1c98cd5_2

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Chapter Bylaws Florida State College at Jacksonville Chapter

Association of Florida Colleges ARTICLE I: NAME The name of this organization shall be “Florida State College at Jacksonville Chapter (FSCJ Chapter) of the Association of Florida Colleges, “hereinafter referred to as “AFC/FSCJ Chapter.”

ARTICLE II: MISSION AND GOALS SECTION 1: MISSION The mission of the AFC/FSCJ Chapter is to strengthen the position of Florida’s college system by supporting the Association’s legislative agenda and to foster camaraderie among all College employees by expanding in professional development, service projects and other College 70

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SECTION 2: VALUES The mission of the AFC/FSCJ Chapter is driven by the following values: -

Integrity Excellence in Teaching and Learning Culture of Honesty and Trust Creativity Respect for

Diversity SECTION 3: GOALS The goals of the AFC/FSCJ Chapter are to: a. Play an active role in promoting legislation beneficial to the Florida College system and disseminating information to Chapter members and non-members regarding pertinent legislation. b. Promote enhanced communication and collaboration between Florida State College at Jacksonville and other Florida College System institutions. c. Facilitate communication and cooperation among the employees of the College. d. Provide opportunities for members and non-members to take advantage of College educational programs and professional development and discuss curriculum development, innovative administration and instructional procedures.

ARTICLE III: MEMBERSHIP SECTION 1: GENERAL MEMBERSHIP A. Categories Membership is open to any College employee, retiree, or any of the District Board of Trustees upon payment of dues as specified in the State of AFC Bylaws. The eight classes of membership available to employees and/or retirees are Individual, Contributing, Affiliate, Associate, Retiree/Retiree Life, Life, Sustaining or Adjunct Faculty/Part-time Employee.

Each AFC member may select affiliation with the Commission(s) of his/her choice at the time of payment of annual dues. The updated list of Commissions is located at https://www.myafchome.org/commissions.

B. Voting Rights Only Individual, Contributing, Retiree, Life, Sustaining and Honorary Life members have full rights of membership including voting and holding office.

C. Membership Year The membership year for the individual, contributing, associated, and retired members shall begin upon dues payment and end twelve (12) months later.

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The Full Board shall consist of all elected and appointed officers. All board members must be AFC members in good standing.

A. Categories 1. The elected offices are: President, Vice President/President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Campus Representatives. The campus designations and number of representatives shall be as follows: Downtown Campus / Advanced Technology Center Administrative Offices / Urban Resource Center Kent Campus / Cecil Center North Campus / Nassau Center Open Campus / Deerwood Center South Campus

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1. The President is authorized to appoint, as needed, the following officers: Legislative Representative, Parliamentarian, Historian, Commission Chairs, Publications Representative, and Committee Chairs.

B. Voting Rights The Voting Board shall consist of the President, Vice President/President Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, Immediate Past President, and one representative from each of the following: Downtown Campus / Advanced Technology Center Administrative Offices / Urban Resource Center Kent Campus / Cecil Center North Campus / Nassau Center Open Campus / Deerwood Center South Campus

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C. Terms of Office The President and Vice President/President-Elect shall serve a one-year term. The Secretary and Treasurer shall serve a one-year term with the option to be re-elected.

Campus Representatives shall be elected for staggered two-year terms with the option of being re-elected for additional terms. Appointed officers shall serve at the pleasure of the President, with concurrence of the Voting Board.

All officers shall take office on January 1 and serve through December 31. Campus Representatives, who are elected for staggered two year terms, shall take office in January and serve until the term expires.

D. Vacancies 1. If the office of President becomes vacant, the Vice President/President-Elect shall become President and call a Board meeting as soon as possible to electa new Vice President/President-Elect.

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2. When a vacancy occurs in any other office, the Executive Committee shall fill the vacancy upon the recommendation of the Chapter President.

3. Campus Representatives who are transferred to another campus shall resign as elected representatives of the campus from which elected. The Executive Committee shall fill the vacancy upon the recommendation of the Chapter President.

E. Removal of Officers Any officer may be removed from office at the request of the President with concurrence of a majority of the Voting Board. This action must be documented and placed on file with the Chapter Secretary.

ARTICLE IV: DUTIES OF OFFICERS SECTION 1: ELECTED OFFICERS A. President 1.

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Preside at the Executive Committee meetings and all other official meetings.

Call meetings.

Act as the liaison between the Chapter and the College President.

Represent the membership.

Authorize expenditures and payment of Chapter funds.

Co-sign all Chapter minutes with the Secretary.

Appoint Ad Hoc Committee and Standing Committee members and other appropriate officers.

8. Serve as a voting delegate to the annual convention.

9. Act as the liaison between AFC’s Executive Director and the Chapter.

10. Serve as the caucus chair of the chapter delegates elected to the State AFC Assembly of Delegates.

B. Vice President/President-Elect 1. The Vice President/President-Elect shall serve as a Vice President for one year, and then automatically assume the office of the President the next year.

2. Perform the duties of the President during the President’s absence or disability.

3. Serve as a voting delegate to the annual convention.

4. Assist Commission Chairs with their duties as needed.

5. In the absence of the President, coordinate the compilation of the list containing the official FSCJ representatives to the annual convention and serve as the chair of the Chapter delegates selected to serve as a member of the State AFC Assembly of Delegates.

6. Assist in the verification and certification of FSCJ’s voting delegates tothe AFC Assembly of Delegates.

7. Serve as Chair of the Nominating Committee for Chapter elections.

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Prepare and distribute the agenda for all meetings.

Record and distribute the minutes for all official meetings.

Handle all correspondence.

Serve as a voting delegate to the annual convention.

D. Treasurer 1. Collect dues from campus members and forward as required by the Association.

2. Safeguard and disburse funds as approved by the President andExecutive Committee.

3. Maintain an official file of all Chapter financial transactions.

4. Oversee a periodic audit of Chapter financial records.

5. Serve as voting delegate to the annual convention.

E. Campus Representatives 1. Coordinate Chapter activities at the campus level.

2. Distribute correspondence and information, bulletins on chapter, regional and statewide activities.

3. Coordinate membership drives at the campus level.

4. Serve as a voting delegate to the annual convention.

SECTION 2: APPOINTED OFFICERS A. Legislative Representative 1.

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Serve as the liaison between the State Legislative Committee and the Chapter.

Keep the membership informed of all legislative matters.

Marshall support for the college’s legislative program.

Represent the Chapter at the college sponsored legislative activities.

Serve as a voting delegate to the annual convention.

B. Parliamentarian 1. Serve as a resource for questions pertaining to Robert’s Rules of Order.

C. Historian 1. Collect all Chapter photos, correspondence, etc. for the Chapter Book.

D. Commission Chairs 1. Coordinate commission activities at the chapter level.

2. Distribute Correspondence and information bulletins on Chapter, Regional and Statewide commission activities.

3. Act as the liaison between the Chapter and the commission at the state level.

4. Solicit nominations for exemplary practices awards.

5. Serve as voting delegate to the annual conference.

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1. Distribute AFC publications to the membership.

2. Distribute other AFC information as assigned by the Chapter President.

1. Primary contact for submission of articles to the Region and State for inclusion in their newsletter.

2. Serve as a voting delegate to the annual conference.

F. Membership Committee Chair 1. Responsible for organizing and coordinating the annual AFC/FSCJ Chapter membership campaign.

2. Maintain a current listing of all AFC members at the college and provide it to the Chapter President and the AFC Executive Director.

3. Collect and process all membership applications.

4. Primary contact for Payroll Department.

5. Serve as a voting delegate to the annual conference.

G. Fundraising and Social Committee Chair 1. Responsible for all fundraising activities of the Chapter.

2. Serve as voting delegate to the annual conference.

3. Coordinate events as requested by the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE V: COMMITTEES SECTION 1: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Committee shall consist of the President, Vice President/President- Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Immediate Past President.

SECTION 2: NOMINATING COMMITTEE The Nominating Committee shall be composed of five (5) AFC/FSCJ Chapter members, to include at least one (1) faculty member, one (1) administrator/professional and one (1) career employee, appointed by the President. The Vice President/President- Elect shall chair the committee.

SECTION 3: OTHER COMMITTEES Other committees shall be identified as needed by elected or appointed officers, with the approval of the President and the Voting Board.

ARTICLE VI: MEETINGS SECTION 1: ANNUAL MEETING An annual meeting shall be held in the fall for the purpose of organizing the Chapter’s activities for the following year and carrying out other necessary business to include discussing the Annual Conference. A quorum shall be declared with the presence of a majority of the Voting Board. See article III, Section 2.B. This meeting will be a 75

chapter-wide meeting and open to any AFC/FSCJ Chapter member who wishes to attend.

All members shall be given at least five (5) working days’ notice of the meeting.

SECTION 2: BOARD MEETINGS There shall be a meeting of the Full Board on a regular basis. A majority of the Voting Board shall constitute a quorum. These meetings shall be open to any AFC/FSCJ Chapter member who wishes to attend, but those who wish to address the Board will need to notify the Secretary and President in advance.

All Board members shall be given written notice of meetings at least five (5) working days prior to the meetings.

SECTION 3: NON-SCHEDULED BOARD MEETINGS Meetings not provided for under Article VI, Sections 1 and 2, may be called by the President or at the request of any board member. A majority of the Voting Board shall constitute a quorum.

SECTION 4: CAMPUS MEETINGS Campus meetings shall be called by the Campus Representatives as needed.

ARTICLE VII: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF THE CHAPTER SECTION 1: GENERAL FINANCIAL POLICY The chapter membership invests in the Voting Board full responsibility for establishing overall financial policy and for accepting gifts, grants, or other income from appropriate sources. There shall be an annual summary of financial records, and it shall be made available to the membership through the Campus Representatives after Voting Board approval.

SECTION 2: FISCAL YEAR The fiscal year shall coincide with the terms of office of the Chapter officers, beginning in January, with the exception of matters pertaining to the college assigned revenues.

SECTION 3: ANNUAL BUDGET The amount of revenue required for the Chapter shall be estimated by the Voting Board at the first meeting of the year January. The Voting Board shall establish an annual budget detailing proposed activities for the year. The budget shall be made available to the general membership in February.

ARTICLE VIII: ASSEMBLY OF DELEGATES SECTION 1: DETERMINATION OF VOTING REPRESENTATIVE (DELEGATES) TO CONFERENCE A. Primary delegates to the AFC Assembly of Delegates shall include all elected and appointed officers, as well as a Retirees Liaison.

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Constitution, on a one- to-ten ratio, i.e., one delegate per ten (10) paid members.

To the greatest extent possible, Delegates to the Annual Conference will be identified in a manner that will ensure appropriate representation of all commission interests and geographic locations of the College.

Voting representatives are responsible for officially representing the Chapter on Commission business at the annual conference.

Voting representatives to the Faculty Commission shall be members of the College faculty and shall be appointed by the Voting Board with input from faculty who are AFC/FSCJ members in good standing.

Voting representatives to the Student Development Commission shall be members of the student development staff of the College and shall be appointed by the Voting Board with input from the student development staff of the college who are AFC/FSCJ members in good standing.

SECTION 2: SELECTION OF DELEGATES The Voting Board will determine the number of delegates needed. Twenty (20) working days prior to the Annual Conference, the Vice President/President-Elect will solicit campus members and present the list of members desiring to attend. The Vice President/President- Elect and a representative from each campus and center will review the list and will divide the slots according to the representation of each campus/center as outlined in Article III, Section 2, A. SECTION 3: REPLACEMENT OF DELEGATES In the event that a delegate declines to participate in the Annual Conference, the President, with concurrence of the Voting Board shall appoint a replacement.

ARTICLE IX: AMENDMENTS SECTION 1: AMENDMENT PROPOSAL Amendments to the AFC/FSCJ Bylaws may be proposed to the membership by the Voting Board or by a Chapter member’s written petition to the Voting Board. Such a petition must be received at least ten (10) working days prior to the ratification date.

A summary of the recommended ByLaw changes will be available to any member wishing to view them by contacting one of the Voting Board members.

SECTION 2: VOTING Voting to amend Bylaws shall be by written or electronic ballot.

SECTION 3: RATIFICATION Amendments of the Bylaws shall be considered as ratified when two-thirds of the members voting cast affirmative votes.

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Rules contained in Robert’s Rules of Order shall govern the Association.

NOTE: THESE BYLAWS WERE UPDATED BASED ON FEEDBACK FROM THE AFC/FSCJ CHAPTER ON APRIL 27, 2021.

Link to complete revised and published Bylaws https://www.fscj.edu/docs/default-source/afc/bylaws---2021.pdf?sfvrsn=1c98cd5_2

Copy of Minutes from Chapter Officer Meeting AFC Quarterly Meeting February 18, 2021 33 in attendance Called to Order by Bryan Stewart, Chapter President Ray Coulter, AFC President and Christine Tripp, VP of Regions and Chapters in attendance October Minutes • •

Motion to approved by Matt Wetzel; seconded Approved and entered into record

Budget • • •

Current budget: 20 registrations paid for 2020 AFC Annual Conference 2 budget enhances submitted for 21-22 • $500 operational and $4500 travel • Operational used for future meetings • Travel – future conferences • To be sent to DBOT for final approval

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Fundraising Coordinator Campus Representatives – Cecil Center, Deerwood Campus, Downtown, URC and ATC •

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Recommendation that we potentially redefine our groups i.e. representatives from different work areas rather than physical campuses. Potentially need to change by-laws.

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Departmental or Divisional alignments Emergency order rather than long term change of structure Take advantage of current reach Need for more representation across employee groups – equal amounts of A&P, Career and Faculty align with AFC commissions not bound by AFC to have a particular construct – just our own by-laws

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Campaign to communicate presence more readily Quarterly newsletter – Trina McCowan

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Copy of Minutes from Chapter Member Meeting Notes from FSCJ AFC Chapter meeting 10/12/2020 Meeting started at 3 pm with a welcome to all from Bryan Stewart, President.

The descriptions for the three vacant positions were read (from the Chapter ByLaws) and Bryan opened the floor for discussion and nominations. Matt Wetzel recommended the Treasurer position be a twoyear appointment due to the various training and permissions required; Trina McCown seconded. Matt said he might be able to assume the position and Bryan replied that the decision to fill the position would be made by the Chapter Executive Committee based on nominations. Bryan nominated Kerri Burns for Secretary based on previous discussions with her. Denise Giarrusso nominated herself for Treasurer and Jay Whittington seconded. No more nominations or discussion regarding vacant positions.

Bryan described the Why, What and Where Do We Go From Here AFC reflection exercise held at the Region I & II Town Hall meeting. Bryan asked the group to reflect and provide their responses to why they joined AFC or why would they recommend someone join AFC? Responses included: -

Collaboration locally and across the state Statewide recognition for their great work Be part of a communications pipeline at a state level; stateside knowledge and information at their fingertips; build relationships Exposed to information not normally received through local channels (i.e.: legislative updates, updates from other AFC institution) Advocacy, part of something bigger than ourselves Empowered to share information, be “in the know,” understand how all roles are important

The next question was to offer reasons why AFC is indispensable to us.

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Networking and best practices Statewide shared information via membership

What are some challenges for our Chapter going forward and what can AFC provide to assist?

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Budget; specifically AFC and College support Job portal and mentorship opportunities Building our own credibility Service projects

There was much discussion regarding production of an FSCJ AFC marketing video. Kerry Roth reached out to Robin Herriff regarding previous videos and Monica Franklin reached out to Marc Boese regarding the production of a video to show at new employee orientation.

Bryan posed the question “Where do we go from here? What should our Chapter goals be?”

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Branding Presence in the community

Bryan announced there would be a 3-5 minute break while setting up the Professional Development presentation.

Bryan started the Professional Development presentation with an introduction to the Certified College Professional (CCP) program and the Florida College Professional Certification (FCPC). Jametoria Burton offered her experiences going through the program. Bryan listed the four core domains of the program: -

Leadership Legislative Process & Advocacy Florida College System Building Community & Customer Service

Developing Ethical Leadership presented by Bryan Stewart Following his presentation, Bryan gave a more in-depth description of the CCP sharing the CCP page. He explained again about the four core domains as well as the professional development and meeting/conference opportunities to earn credit toward the 100 total credits required.

The meeting was adjourned at 5 p.m.

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Copy of Strategic Plan

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College Retired Members Activities Chapter must provide contact information to include mailing address and/or email address for each chapter member who has retired from their college.

Chapter must provide copy of invitation or information concerning chapter events as sent to college retirees and method of distribution. Email invitations are accepted in this category.

Chapter must provide proof of college retiree’s participation in chapter, regional or state activities. Points are only awarded per activity where college retired members are participating.

College Retired Members Contact List – 5 points Publicizing of Chapter Activities to College Retirees – 1 point each activity (Maximum 5 points) College Retiree Member’s Participation in Chapter Activities – 1 point each activity (Maximum 5 points) College Retired Members Contact List 5 Publicizing of Chapter Activities to College Retirees: Event and dates of invitation : AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; February 24, 2021 Event and dates of invitation: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 Event and dates of invitation: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR RETIRED MEMBERS ACTIVITIES 8 points

Retired Members List First Name Charles Gwen Lesley Richard Bill

Last Name Smires Chandler Hodges Snipes McFarland

Email Address CSMIRES@fscj.edu chandler@fscj.edu lhodges@fscj.edu ssproductions@comcast.net bmcfarland@fscj.edu 83

Joyce Delphenia Edgar Rudolph Patty Judith Henry Judy Aubra Harry

Sleap Carter Napier Murray Adeeb Burnett Moreland Mundy Riddle Hodges

jsleap@fscj.edu enapier@fscj.edu rmurray@fscj.edu padeeb@fscj.edu jburnett@fscj.edu hmorlan@fscj.edu jmundy@fscj.edu ariddle@fscj.edu HHODGES@fscj.edu

Publicizing of Chapter Activities to College Retirees: Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; February 24, 2021 (Invite submitted)

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Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; March 24, 2021 (Invite submitted)

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Name of activity: AFC FSCJ Chapter Social; May 26, 2021 (Invite submitted)

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FSCJ Chapter Book Calculations Section Title

Points

Membership

15

State Leadership

10

State, Region, and Commission Participation

25

Commission Exemplary Practices

35

Chapter Political Activities

5

Professional Development Activities y Chapter

10

Membership Development By Chapter

5

Community Service Activities By Chapter

7

Social Activities By Chapter

15

Scholarship Program

5

Social Media Activities By Chapter

20

Certified College Professional (CCP) Program

25

Publicizing Chapter Activities

2

Chapter Organization

25

College Retired Members Activities

8

Total Points

212

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