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STATE LEADERSHIP Ray Coulter

AFC President

Eligio Marquez

Workforce and Continuing Education (WACE) Commission Chair

Tracy Ciucci

Faculty Commission Chair

Sandra Barrett

WACE Commission Historian and Interim Treasurer Member Services Committee Region V Representative 2020 Service Projects Chair

Dalila Rodriguez

WACE Commission Region V Representative

Doreen Singer

WACE Commission Secretary

Rachael Bonlarron

Legislative Committee Member

jane Fisher

Awards Committee Member

Mark A. Ross

Region V Director

john Barbieri

Vice President for Commissions

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Greetings Region V,

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Region V Yearbook. First I wa We lcome to this year's AFC · ' n1loth the association for allowing me to serve as AFC Region y . ank 0 it is an honor to help and be a part of an organization th I irector, uts its members first but also allows solid friendships not only P e created I am following the footsteps o f some great AFC Region y 0 .

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My vision for Region Vis to continue to grow and solidify our po •,· . . . h II R .

V. . . s1ionin Florida by bringing toget er a eg1on institutions and highlightin our work. The engageme_nt of our AFC members is everything and~ urged each Chapter President to focus on membership. As we . . h h grow stronger as an organization, we ave t e responsibility to ensure th 0 1 we continue to grow and groom the organizations future leaders.

Our theme this year is "Super Heroes" and we have taken it to the next level!

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Goal 1: Add the Coll of the Flori Keys back i1 the fold

Goal 2: Increase Re Vmember! by5%

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Association of Florida Colleges Chapter, Region and Commission Annual Goals

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TIME-BOUND (When will we achieve it?)

Goal 1:

This will be measured by having the CFK participate in annual events (ie: Spring Conference, Annual Conference, CCP, region socials)

The resources needed was a contact name and email. This was provided by the AFC home office.

This is related to AFC's values and goals including and not limited to the specific goal of the AFC President.

The connection has been achieved and we are in talks about creating an E-Board at CFK. This is supported by all of the Chapter Presidents.

This will be measured by new institutional members joining and participating in AFC events. This will be showcased by each institution.

The resources needed for this is for each Chapter President to work with institutional membership chairs to run a membership campaign.

This is related to AFC's values and goals as membership is a key component for the foundation of the organization.

This will be achieved by the end of2021

This will be measured by the Region V membership survey.

This is achievable by working with the AFC home office to make the page more connected with Social media and institutional platforms.

This is related to AFC's strategic plan to increase visibility for the community as well as institutions.

This will be achieved by the Annual Conference.

Region V would like to showcase our new look.

Add the College of the Florida Keys back into the fold

Goal 2: Increase Region V membership by5%

Goal 3: Region V website update

Goal 4: Region of the "Year"

This will be measured by becoming Region of the Year!

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The resources This is relevant to This will be needed are already AFC's strategic achieved by the in place, we have plan to support Annual Conference. distinguished chapter leaders in Chapter Presidents engaging members dedicated to the to enhance the cause. region.

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It was great pleasure to have had the opportunity to meet and work with you since becoming the chapter president of the AFC Chapter at Broward College. Your talents, creativity, and your professionalism will be missed in the coming years. Your commitment will be our source as we continue to plan and accomplish the mission and goals of AFC. -Region V Leadership

Over the years, we have been colleagues and doing our best to promote AFC at our perspective colleges. We have shared many learning experiences both at the college and during the exciting conferences and workshops at AFC events, and will certainly miss those times we have shared throughout the years since we became active members of AFC. -Region V Leadership

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Since arriving at IRSC, he has taught a wide array of mathematics courses and has been greatly involved with other campus activities and organizations, such as Delta Mu Epsilon, AFC, and AAUP. In 2018, he was awarded the J". Douglas Stephens Endowed Teaching Chair in Technology for his work on open educational resources in the mathematics classroom; in 2021 he was awarded the Instructional Innovation Award for t he same contributions.

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Dade College In 19S9 I accepted a position as a part-time lab instructor and adjunc t faculty ' in the College Prep department at ~he Wolfson ':ampus of MDC. In July of 1999, I was hired as a full-time lab c oordinator an~ an adjunct professor at the North Campus in the College Pr~p Reading and Writing department, now known as Developmental Educ ation dep'.3rtment (Dev Ed .) and c urrently apart Learning Resources and the English and Communications department.

I earne d my Bachelor • f Sciences in Early Childhood Education from Florida Inte rnational University, a College Credit Certifica te in Funeral Service Education from Miami Dade College, a c e r t ified content area certificate from the American College of Education, and a master's in Educational Leaders hip from Concordia U niversity.

Since joining the Florida Association of Community Co lleges (FACC), now known as the Association of Florida Colleges (AFC), I have been an active member of the association . I have served a s the chapter tre a s urer, t~e c hapter president at the North Campus, the college- wide c hapter pres,_d ent. the 2019 Region V Direc tor, member of the 2019 AFC Board of D,r_e c tors, and now _currently serving as the interim collegew,de chapter pres ident for Miami Dade College .

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Palm Beach State College J'oan Roberts has been at Palm Beach State College since 2010 and worked on two of the College's health science grants as an advisor, also previously served as Chapter Secretary and data analyst before joining Institutional Research and Effectiveness (IRE) as a Senior Research Analyst. She currently provides broad support for the IRE department including work on research, data, assessment, strategic planning, and accreditation.

Her experience prior to Palm Beach State College includes various positions with government, health and insurance organizations in New York and Pennsylvania. J'oan has a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania's Wha rton School of Business and an MBA from Duke University. She is current ly participating in AFC's Certified Co!leg;; Professional (CCP) program.

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Region V Report Reporting dates: January 1, 2021 - April 9, 2021 Submitted by: Mark A. Ross Region V Director

Broward College Submitted by: Teresa Simeon

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Activities: - AFC BC Chapter supported the BC Cares activity on March 20, 2021 to pack bags of essential supplies to distribute to those in need in our community. We will also participate in the upcoming BC Cares activity to pack 2000 bags on April 17, 2021.

AFC BC Chapter are looking forward to future activity with our Center for Teaching Excellences and Learning.

AFC BC Chapter had our first social on March 31, and we have an upcoming social on May 19, 2021.

Fundraisers: AFC BC Chapter is working to have our upcoming digital postcard fundraiser in a few weeks.

Conferences:

AFC BC Chapter attended the 71st Virtual Annual Conference in November and the Leadership conference in January.

Members will be attending the Region V Spring Conference on 4/15/21

Executive Board Meetings:

We had our first executive board meetings on March 16, 2021. we have an upcoming meeting on April 15, 2021.

Chapter Meetings: We have our first chapter meeting scheduled for April 15, 2021.

New Members:

We have two new members who have joined AFC since January.

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College of the Florida Keys Submitted by: Activities:

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Members will be attending the Region V Spring Conference on 4/15/21

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Indian River State College Submitted by:Taylor Kilman

Activities: January 29 • Held monthly social event at the Square Grouper Tiki Bar. The weather was great, water was beautiful, and company was better.

February 16 - Held monthly social event - Lunchtime Bingo.

Held Annual Valentine's Day Carnations sale. Sold nearly 5,000 carnations!

March 11: Held monthly social event - Lunchtime hike at George Lestrange Preserve. We had a great turnout and hiked around the preserve for an hour.

Fundraisers: The Mask for the River Committee of 20 made over 700 masks and raised over $3,500 for student scholarships.

February 19: Held Jeans and Jersey Day fundraiser for student scholarships.

Members will be attending the Region V Spring Conference on 4/15/21

Conferences:

Members will be attending the Region v Spring Conference on 4/15/21

Executive Board Meetings: January 7 - Held monthly Chapter board meeting. Discussed plans for the year.

February 4 - Held monthly Chapter board meeting. Discussed upcoming events.

Reviewed and discussed the Chapter's annual strategic plan and the Chapter bylaws.

March 4: Held monthly Chapter board meeting. Discussed upcoming events.

Approved annual strategic plan and reviewed/updated bylaws.

Chapter Meetings:

January 21- Held monthly Chapter meeting and professional development activity.

Representatives from Take Stock in Children presented about their organization and how IRSC employees can get involved with mentoring local high school students.

February 18: Held monthly Chapter meeting and professional development activity. A representative from IRSC Marketing, Media, and Brand (formerly Institutional Advancement) presented about the new marketing strategy of the college and how employees can participate in this plan.

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Palm Beach State College Submitted by: Joan Roberts

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Activities:

Virtual Social, March 31, 2021

Fund raisers:

Sales to members from remaining inventory of chapter shirts

Conferences: Leadership Conference -January 28- 29, 2021 Members will be attending the Region V Spring Conference on 4/15/21

Service Project: Palm Beach State College Panther's Pantry (donations including, but not limited to, participation in statewide College Food Pantry Challenge and video in November for AFC Annual Conference.}

Executive Board Meetings:

Chapter Meetings:

Chapter Executive Board Meeting- March 24, 2021

Chapter Meeting - March 26, 2021 Agenda included Greetings from Ray Coulter, AFC President; Legislative Update by Rachael Bonlarron.

Region V Chapter President meetings and conference planning

Publications: Article in March AFC CURRENT Magazine, Volume 54, Issue 1, Coleman-Ferrell Appointed as Interim Vice-President of Academic Affairs.

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Assodatlon of Florida Colleges REGION V BYLAWS (Polfdes and Procedures) t,t•rnb•r•hfp

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fh e Sto ia o f Flond~ sh o lf bo ge?'gro~h1colly subdivided into five reg ions. Re gion V shol\ c.o n sis1 of Browa r d Coll~e .

C ollc go o f th o Flori d o Keys, Indian River St ol e College , M iam i Dode College and Palm B e a ch Sta te C o\\ ege . fhe purpose o f th e AFC r e g i_o n V is to _p rovide coord ina tion/ commun ica tion by and betwee n oil community c.o\\ ege--.. a lleges, ond sfote coll e g es in th e r eg io n . Th is s hall b e accomp lished by fa ci litatin g intera ction among chapt e rs 0 $ w e\\ ;s individual members through o ut th e reg io n . Office rs

A. Te rm o f Office

The Director and Dire ctor- Elect shall serve O one y e ar te rm from January 1 through D e cemb e r 31 . M emb ers may se r ve n o more than two consecutive ye a rs in ony one posi tion .

B. Nominations Th e Director- El ect is e lecte d o n annual ba sis a t th e AF C A nnu al Co nfe rence held i n October or No"e mbe r.

Th e D ir e ctor-e lec t sha ll b eco m e th e Directo r in th e ye ar su ccee ding his/h er e lection a s the Di rector- E.\ecL If for any re a so n th e Dire ctor cann o t fulfill hi s/h e r office, th e D i re ctor-E lect a ssumes th e ro \ e of D irector im m e d iate ly with n o furth e r a ction nee d e d .

C. Vacancies If th e Directo r

is unabl e to se rve his/he r full te rm , th e Director-Elect will a ssum e the re sponsibilities of the Director. Th e Director ma y appoint a Directo r-El e ct for the re maind e r of the cale ndar yea r if a va ca ncy should occur. If both th e Director and Director-El ect are unabl e to compl ete his o r he r te rms of otfice, the Vice Pres ident for Re gion s and Chapte rs may appoint re placeme nts for th e remainde r of that calendar year.

Region Director Duties Th e major responsibilities are to present the region on the Association's Boord of Directors; communicate actions and deliberations of the Board of Directors to the chapters within their regions through re gional m eetings and /or other means within three weeks following the date of each board meeting; organize and supervise re gional confere nces and workshops; coordinate arrangements for and publicize professional activities within the region; conduct an annual evaluation of region activities fol/owing prescribed guidelines; follow established Board policies for the disbursement of Region funds; prepare a written annual report of the region which shall be submitted to the Association's Award committee for judging in the Region of the Year competition.

A. Goals and Obiectives The Director is responsible for reporting all goals and objectives from their region lregion and cnapters) to the Choir of the Planning and Development Committee by or before the annual ArC Leadersnip/ Legislative Conference.

B. Chapters The Director should nurture struggling chapters with support and ideas.

C. Board of Director's Meeting The number of meetings of the board of Directors is determined at the beginning of the calendar year, usually three per year. The AFC president designates the dates and sites for said meetings. \/I/hen matters require action prior to the next meeting of the Boord of Directors, the President (or designee) may pol\ members of the Boord via email, survey, conference call or other medium.

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Th D,r ctor is responsible for reporting oll goals and objectives from their region (region and chapt•r•J lo th Chair o f the Plonnrng and 0evelopmen1 Committee by or before the annual AFC Leadership/ Leg11lative Conference.

B. Chapt•rs Th Director shou ld nurt u re struggling chapters with support o nd id eas.

C. Board of Dlrector1 s Meeting Th e number of meetings of the board of Directors is deter m ined of the beginning of the calendar ye ar, u sually three p er yeor. The AFC president designates the dotes and sites for said meeting s . When matters requ ire action prior to the next meeting of the Boord of Directors, the President (or designee) may poll m e mbe rs of the Boord via email, survey, conference call or other medium.

The Director, D irector-Elect, or their designee shoul d attend e ach meeting. The Director should bring d e taile d written report and send the ema il copy of the re port to the Tallahassee office to be d istributed by em ail to all members of th e board of regio n a ctivities since the la st meeting . The D irector will also give a brief verba l re port h ig hlighting the region's activities.

D. AFC Workshops and Confe re nces The D irector s hould attend all state he ld AFC works hops, conferences, including: Le adership/ legislative Conference, M e mbe rs hip Development Confe rence, and the AFC Annual Confere nce.

E. Chapter President' s Meeting The director should schedule a minimum of four meetings of the chapter presidents each year. While the dates of the meetings are flexible, the meetings should be held prior to or if possible, in conjunction with the following :

1st Meeting - Leadership/Legislative Conference/Region Conference Planning 2nd Meeting- Region Conference 3rd Meeting - Membership Development Conference 4th Meeting - Annual Conference/Chapter of the Year Competition In light of current resources available, meetings may be conducted via Telephone conference calls, Skype, Focetime or any other on-line method.

Communications

1 . Distribution of Information The Director must distribute Association information to chapter presidents and Director-Elects for distribution to their members.

2. Newsletters A region Newsletter should be published at least quarterly. The newsletter may be transmitted in an email format to each chapter president for distribution at their chapter. A copy should also be sent via email to publications@myafchome.org and to the current Chief Operating Officer. The newsletter can also double as the Directors written board report. The newsletter should include, but not limited to: Chapter activities as submitted by chapter presidents, region activities and news, and state information i.e ., conference and workshop information, membership drive information and service opportunities.

3. Cur rent Articles The Current is published and emailed five times each year including: Em ailed Deadlines

Pre - Legislative (March) February 4 Post-Legislative (June) May 4 Membership (September) August 20 Pre - Convention (October) September 21 Post-Convention (December) November 9 Revised August 2020

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hi of cuuent ro1ourc • ovo,lobl , meetmgs moy be conducted via Telephone conference calls Sk Ii, t,g C1thn1 or1 llno mothod . ' YP•, roe ,.,,, "' nl1t fhll Director will 1ubm11 on art icle lo the AFC state newsletter, Current, pnor to at least two of the publication

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Dfrtcto.r-Eltd DullH Th• Direclor.is assisted in oll ospeci~ of Region business by the Dire~or-El~ci. The respon~ibilities of the Oiredor-Elect to serve m lhe absence of the Director a nd perform oil other dvties assigned by the Diredor. The Director-Elect sh0 11 0 ~ copy of all Region V Spring/Summer Conferences from the Diredor prior to the Annual Conference mon1h 0 g~dober/ November). The Region should pick a location and date for the next Region V Conference and have it posted lo the AFC website calendar before the Director-elect becomes Director (December).

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The Region Director and Chapter Presidents should p1ek a date for the next Region V Conference and have 1t posted to the AFC website calendar. The Director may choose to appoint a committee to help with conference preparations. The Diredor may choose to ask other chapters for assistance as needed.

The Region Director and Chapter Presidents shall agree on o registration fee that will be charged to pay for all onference expenses. Any profits from the conference will be put into the Region V Account. Accurate records and c ceipts will be kept and forwarded to EJohnson@myofchome.org. Each chapter will bring three or more door prizes to ~~e conference. Professional development opportunities must be part of the agenda. There should also be o legislative ond AFC component.

Region VMeeting at Annual Conference It is the Director's responsibility to facilitate the region meeting at the annual AFC conference to include the following:

1. An agenda of all items to be covered at the meeting 2. Acknowledgement of the Chapter Presidents, also known as the Lifesaver Awards (plaque, certificate, gift, etc.).

3. Acknowledgement of Region Lifesaver Award(s) at the discretion of the Director (Plaque, certificate, gift, etc.).

4. Acknowledgement of one Unsung Hero for each chapter (Plaque, certificate, gift, etc.) at their discretion.

5. Acknowledgement of one Region Unsung Hero at the discretion of the Director (plaque, certificate, gift, etc).

6. Financial report for the year.

7. Nomination and voting for the Director-Electl 8. Facilitate reports from each Chapter President summarizing the year's activities and expectations for the coming year.

9. Conduct any outstanding region business.

10. Closing comments by the incoming Director (Currently Director-Elect) 11. Allot time for candidates for state officers to address the region members.

Chapter of the Year Competition Each college is encouraged to submit a chapter book entry for the Chapter of the Year competition. The chapter books should be created and sent directly to the Awards Committee Chairperson. All chapter books should follow the criteria and deadline established by the AFC's Awards Committee. Chapter books are judged by the awards committee and every college will receive acknowledgement for their efforts.

Region of the Year Competition The Director is encouraged to submit a Reg ion book entry for the Region of the Year competition. The Region book should be created within the criteria and by the deadline established by AFC's Award Committee and published in the Leadership Manual.

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The Direc tor wi ll subm,t on or tl I lo th AP ulu l n w1loll or, u rront1 priur lo of loos f two of the publication dotes.

The orliclo should r p, oso nt tog ion In fo , motion 0 1 o ctlvitl conduct ci by th '-hapto ra.

Dir ctor-Elect Duties Tho Dir ctor is a ssiste d in o ll o specls of Rogian businoss by tho Director-Elect. Tho rosponsibilitios of the Director-Elect are lo serve ln the abse nce of the Director and perform a ll o ther duliea a ss igned by the Directo r. The Director-Elect shall get a copy of a ll Regio n V Spring/Summe r Conferences fro m the Director prior to the Annual Conference month (October/ November). The Re g ion sho uld pick a lo cation and date fo r the next Region V Conference a nd have it posted lo the AFC website ca le ndar before the Directo r-elect be comes Directo r (Decembe r).

Region V Spring/Summer Conference The Re gion Director and Chapter Presid e nts s hou ld pick a date fo r the next Region V Confe re nce a nd ha ve it posted lo the AFC website calen da r. The Dire ctor may choose to appoint a committee to he lp with confe re nce prepa ra tions. The Director may choose to a sk other chapters for a ssistance as ne eded.

The Reg ion Director and Chapter Presidents shall agree on a registration fee that will be charge d to pay for all confe rence expe nses. Any profits fro m the conference will be put into the Region V Account. Accurate re cord s a nd receipts will be kept and forwarded to EJohnson@ myafchome .org . Each chapter will bring three or more door prizes to the conference. Profe ssional development opportunities must be part of the agenda. There should also be a legislative and AFC component.

Region V Meeting at Annual Conference It is the Director's responsibility to facil itate the region meeting at the annual AFC conference to include the following:

1. An agenda of all items to be covered at the meeting

2. Acknowledgement of the Chapter Presidents, also known as the Lifesaver Awards (plaque, certificate, gift, etc.).

3. Acknowledgement of Region Lifesaver Award(s) at the discretion of the Director (Plaque, certificate, gift, etc.).

4. Acknowledgement of one Unsung Hero for each chapter (Plaque, certificate, gift, etc.) at their discretion.

5. Acknowledgement of one Region Unsung Hero at the discretion of the Director (plaque, certificate, gift, etc).

6. Financial report for the year.

7. Nomination and voting for the Director-Electl

8. Facilitate reports from each Chapter President summarizing the year's activities and expectations for the coming year.

9. Conduct any outstanding region business.

10. Closing comments by the incoming Director (Currently Director-Elect) 11. Allot time for candidates for state officers to address the region members.

Chapter of the Year Competition Each colle ge is encouraged to submit a chapter book entry for the Chapter of the Year competition. The chapter books should be created and sent d irectly to the Awards Committee Chairperson. All chapter books should follow the criteria and deadline e stablished by the AFC's Awards Committee. Chapter books are judged by the awards committee and every college will receive acknowledgement for thei r efforts.

Region of the Year Competition The Director is e ncouraged to submit a Region book entry for the Regio n of the Year competition . The Region book should be created within the criteria and by the deadline establi shed by AFC's Award Co mmittee and published in the Leade rship Manual.

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The Director is responsib!e for rep orting all goals and objectives from their region (region and chapters) to the Chair of the Planning and D evelopm ent Committee by or before the annual AFC Leadership/ Legislative Conference .

e. Chapters The Director should nurture struggling chapters with support and idea s.

c. Board of Director's Meeting The number of meetings of the board of Directors is determined at the beginning of the calendar year, usually three per year. The AFC president designates the dates and sites for said meetings. When matters require action prior to the next meeting of the Board of Directors, the President (or designee) may poll members of the Board via email, survey, conference call or other medium.

The Director, Director-Elect, or their designee should attend each meeting. The Director should bring detailed written report and send the email copy of the report to the Tallahassee office to be distributed by email to all members of the board of region activities since the last meeting. The Director will also g ive a brief verbal report highlighting the region's activities.

D. AFC Workshops and Conferences The Director should attend all state held AFC workshops, conferences, including : Leadership/Legislative Conference, Membership Development Conference, and the AFC Annual Conference.

E. Chapter President's Meeting The director should schedule a minimum of four meetings of the chapter presidents each year. While the dates of the meetings are flexible, the meetings should be held prior to or if possible, in conjunction with the following: 1st Meeting - Leadership/Legislative Conference/Region Conference Planning 2nd Meeting- Region Conference 3rd Meeting - Membership Development Conference 4th Meeting - Annual Conference/Chapter of the Year Competition

FINIINJIC/JIL RIFORT BEGINNING YEAR BAlANCE: f2,215

Re ion 5 Director and LLP Re istration Re ion 5 Cha ter President Awards

- 400 -$150

MISC.

-$200

.._T_o_-r._A_L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -$1400

REVENUE

TOTAL

$125

Remaining Balance: ~1,000

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ExhibitD ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA COLLEGES

OUTSTANDING REGION OF THE YEAR AWARD NOMINATION FORM

Reporting Period: October 1 - September 30 The Region End of the Year Report will now be used in the judging process for the Outstanding Region of the Year. In the hopes ofsoliciting more participation in the awards program, the report has been streamlined. The purpose of the report is still to offer Region Directors a measurable tool to use in planning and implementing a successful year in accordance with AFC Standing Rule VIII: Regions.

Complete and submit this form with your nomination. Attach additional pages as necessary.

The report is to be submitted to the Awards Committee Chair no less than two weeks before the AFC Annual Conference. The date will be published once the Annual Conference dates are finalized. If submitted late, the book will not be judged but will be acknowledged.

REGION:

V

REGION DIRECTOR:

REGION DIRECTOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: REGION DIRECTOR'S COLLEGE: REGION DIRECTOR'S SIGNATURE:

MarkA.Ross

mark.ross@mdc.edu Miami Dade College

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ACTIVITIES SUBMITTED FOR JUDGING

1. REGION ACTIVITIES (Maximum 50

points)

Include any activities sponsored by the Region, including Region Conference and Chapter Presidents meetings. Include minutes of all Chapter Presidents meetings. Individual chapter activities are not included here and cannot conflict with another categ01y. Special emphasis should be place on membership development, professional development, leadership training, community service, political activities, and social activities. Special awm·ds may be given to Regions having exempla,y pe,formance in the areas ofprofessional development, leadership training, or community service.

(5 points each-a maximum of 10 points will be awarded for social activities.

Name of activity Region V Social Date: March 31, 2021

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Name of activity

Region V Membership Ca1npaign Date: March 31, 2021

Name of activity

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TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR REGION ACTMTIES __1__ 0 _ _. points 2. OPERATIONAL PLAN (Maximum 10 points)

Provide a copy of the current Operational Plan for the Region..

Operational Plan included

Yes

TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR OPERATIONAL PLAN

10 points ------------

3. BYLAWS (Maximum 10 points)

Provide a copy of the Region 's Bylaws showing that they have been l'eviewed a11dlor l'evised annually by Region Executive Board or Region membership.

Region Bylaws- 10 points

Bylaws included

Yes TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR BYLAWS _1~0_ _ points

4. FINANCIAL REPORT

Maximum 10 points

Provide a copy of the current year's Regfon 's End of the Year Financial Report.

Region Financial Report - IO points Financial Report included

Yes

TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR FINANCIAL REPORT _l_O_ _ points 5. REGION COMMUNICATIONS (Maximum 30 points)

Include copies and/or screenshots of eblasts, brochures, CURRENT articles, 11e1,vsletters, and other means of communication that is NOT social media. They must pertain to Region events and not individual chapters. The copies and/or screens/tots need to be time-stamped.

Each communique - 5 points each Dates of collllDuniques_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR REGION COMMUNICATIONS_l_S_ _ points 6. SOCIAL MEDIA (Maximum 30 points)

Provide screenshots of the Region website, Facebookpage, Twitter page and any other fonns of electronic social media showing Region information, membership recruitment information, minutes, upcoming events, etc. The copies and/or screenshots need to be time-stamped.

Region Website - 5 points points

Facebook Page - 5 points

Other form of electronic social media - 5

Region Website Included~ Facebook Page Included ~Other- - - - - - - - - - - TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR SOCIAL MEDIA _l_S___ points

·iI 7.

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REGION DIRECTOR AFC BOARD OF DIRECTORS l\1EETING ATTENDANCE (Maximum 20 points)

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Provide a copy of each AFC board of directors meeting minutes with the names of the region director or director-elect highlighted.

Attendance by Director or Director-Elect - 5 points each

Dates of Attendance_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S ATTENDANCE ---=2:.::.0_ _ points

8. AFC BOARD OF DIRECTORS WRITTEN REPORT (Maximum 20 points)

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Provide a copy of each Region Report.

Each repmt submitted at the AFC BOD M eeting - 5 points each Dates of Reports Submitted _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;;__ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S WRITTEN REPORT _1___0_ _

points 9, FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES BY CHAPTER (Maximum 30 points)

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

Any organized fundraising activity. - 5 points each

AFC Foundation Silent Auction Donation. Must provide copy of donation request fonn. - 5 points each

Name of activity

02.14.2021 Valentine's Doughnuts Day

Name of activity

03.17.2021 Raffle tickets St. Patrick's Day

Name of activity

2021 Easter

Krispy Kreme Donuts

Name of activity_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

TOTAL POINTS AWARDED FOR FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES _ _2_5_ _ points

['OTAL POINTS: