August 20, 2009August 20, 2009

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SUNY Canton ThenSUNY Canton Then■ Began as State School of Agriculture in 1906 on Began as State School of Agriculture in 1906 on

St. Lawrence campus with 15 studentsSt. Lawrence campus with 15 students■ With two majors—Agriculture & Home EcWith two majors—Agriculture & Home Ec■ By 1974 an agricultural and technical collegeBy 1974 an agricultural and technical college■ Also known as:Also known as:

– New York State Agricultural and Technical New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute (ATI) Institute (ATI)

– State University of New York Agricultural and State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College at Canton, or ATCTechnical College at Canton, or ATC

SUNY Canton NowSUNY Canton Now

■ State Operated Technology College (not a State Operated Technology College (not a community college) - One of eight in SUNY tech community college) - One of eight in SUNY tech sectorsector

■ Only college in St. Lawrence County offering Only college in St. Lawrence County offering ladder curricula--certificates (6); associates (20); ladder curricula--certificates (6); associates (20); baccalaureates (16)baccalaureates (16)

■ ResidentialResidential■ In transition…..In transition…..

MissionMission ‘‘Building upon a century of commitment to Building upon a century of commitment to

academic excellence, SUNY Canton offers academic excellence, SUNY Canton offers baccalaureate and associate degrees and baccalaureate and associate degrees and certificates responsive to the educational needs certificates responsive to the educational needs of an evolving technological society. SUNY of an evolving technological society. SUNY Canton is dedicated to providing nationally and Canton is dedicated to providing nationally and internationally recognized academic internationally recognized academic opportunities, through traditional and alternative opportunities, through traditional and alternative instructional formats, in a supportive and instructional formats, in a supportive and culturally diverse environment.’culturally diverse environment.’

www.canton.edu/missionwww.canton.edu/mission

DemographicsDemographics■ 2970 head count2970 head count■ 24% of degree-seeking students who completed the 24% of degree-seeking students who completed the

FAFSA with family incomes below $20,000FAFSA with family incomes below $20,000■ 87% of degree-seeking students receive financial aid87% of degree-seeking students receive financial aid■ 23% part-time23% part-time■ 51% female/49% male51% female/49% male■ 25% non-traditional (age 24 and older)25% non-traditional (age 24 and older)■ 14% under-represented group14% under-represented group■ 31% residential31% residential■ # of Faculty – 108 FT; 63 PT# of Faculty – 108 FT; 63 PT■ # of Staff – 221 FT; 69 PT# of Staff – 221 FT; 69 PT

Fall 2008 dataFall 2008 data

SUNY Canton Academic SUNY Canton Academic OrganizationOrganization

■ School of Business and Liberal ArtsSchool of Business and Liberal Arts

■ Canino School of Engineering TechnologyCanino School of Engineering Technology

■ School of Science, Health & Criminal School of Science, Health & Criminal JusticeJustice

■ Academic Services & RetentionAcademic Services & Retention

Baccalaureate DegreesBaccalaureate Degrees

Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems Criminal InvestigationCriminal InvestigationDental HygieneDental HygieneEmergency ManagementEmergency ManagementFinanceFinanceFuneral Services AdministrationFuneral Services AdministrationGraphic and Multimedia DesignGraphic and Multimedia DesignHealth Care ManagementHealth Care ManagementIndustrial Technology ManagementIndustrial Technology ManagementInformation Technology: Web DevelopmentInformation Technology: Web DevelopmentLaw Enforcement LeadershipLaw Enforcement LeadershipLegal StudiesLegal StudiesManagementManagementNursingNursingVeterinary Services ManagementVeterinary Services Management

Associate DegreesAssociate DegreesA.A.S., A.S., A.A.A.A.S., A.S., A.A.

CertificatesCertificates

Master’s Degrees with SUNY ITMaster’s Degrees with SUNY IT

Areas of Areas of ConcentrationConcentration

FinanceFinance

ManagementManagement

Alternative & Renewable Energy Sys.Alternative & Renewable Energy Sys.

Graphic & Multimedia DesignGraphic & Multimedia Design

Information TechnologyInformation Technology

Industrial Technology ManagementIndustrial Technology Management

Veterinary Services ManagementVeterinary Services Management

Funeral Services AdministrationFuneral Services Administration

Health Care ManagementHealth Care Management

Dental HygieneDental Hygiene

NursingNursing

Emergency ManagementEmergency Management

Law Enforcement LeadershipLaw Enforcement Leadership

Criminal InvestigationCriminal Investigation

Legal StudiesLegal Studies

Management

Technology

Health

Public Service

Proposed Baccalaureate DegreesProposed Baccalaureate Degrees■ Applied Psychology, BSApplied Psychology, BS■ Architectural Engineering Technology, BTechArchitectural Engineering Technology, BTech■ Civil Engineering Technology, BTechCivil Engineering Technology, BTech■ Electrical Engineering Technology, BTechElectrical Engineering Technology, BTech■ Health and Fitness Promotion, BTechHealth and Fitness Promotion, BTech■ Information Technology, BTechInformation Technology, BTech■ International Law, BTechInternational Law, BTech■ Mechanical Engineering Technology, BTechMechanical Engineering Technology, BTech■ Sports Management, BBASports Management, BBA

Areas of Areas of ConcentrationConcentration

Sports ManagementSports Management

Applied PsychologyApplied Psychology

Health and Fitness PromotionHealth and Fitness Promotion

Architectural Eng. TechnologyArchitectural Eng. Technology

Civil Engineering TechnologyCivil Engineering Technology

Electrical Eng. TechnologyElectrical Eng. Technology

Mechanical Eng. TechnologyMechanical Eng. Technology

International LawInternational Law

Management

Technology

Health

Public Service

Programs with Online DeliveryPrograms with Online DeliveryAlternative and Renewable Energy SystemsDental Hygiene, B.Tech.Emergency ManagementFinanceFuneral Services AdministrationGraphic & Multimedia DesignHealth Care ManagementInformation TechnologyLaw Enforcement LeadershipLegal StudiesManagementNursing, BSVeterinary Services Management

Canton 2010Canton 2010

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First-Time Full-time Full-time Transfer Continuing/Returning

Total Full-Time Total Part-Time Total Headcount

The BasicsThe Basics

RostersRostersCourse Outline and SyllabusCourse Outline and Syllabus

Early Identification Program/Attendance Early Identification Program/Attendance and Dismissaland Dismissal

More information on these topics can be More information on these topics can be found in the Faculty Handbook at: found in the Faculty Handbook at: http://www.canton.edu/provost/ under http://www.canton.edu/provost/ under Faculty Resources.Faculty Resources.

• Rosters on the First day of class will be found on UCanWeb

• Check Rosters the end of first week on UCanWeb

• Week after census date (approx. beginning of fourth week)

• *** If a student NEVER SHOWS UP but remains on the class roster – notify the Registrar or your Dean’s office NO LATER THAN THE END OF THE FIRST WEEK ***

ROSTERSROSTERS

COURSE OUTLINECOURSE OUTLINE

The Course Outline template is The Course Outline template is provided at: provided at:

http://www.canton.edu/provost/ http://www.canton.edu/provost/ under Faculty Resources) under Faculty Resources)

SYLLABUSSYLLABUS

A sample of a Syllabus outline can A sample of a Syllabus outline can be found in the Appendix of the be found in the Appendix of the Faculty Handbook found at: Faculty Handbook found at:

http://www.canton.edu/provost/ http://www.canton.edu/provost/ under Faculty Resourcesunder Faculty Resources

Early Identification Program -Early Identification Program -Attendance and DismissalAttendance and Dismissal

Online SubmissionOnline Submission

Only as good as your participationOnly as good as your participation

Instructions for using the EID Program can Instructions for using the EID Program can be found in the Appendix of the Faculty be found in the Appendix of the Faculty Handbook at: Handbook at: http://www.canton.edu/provost/ under http://www.canton.edu/provost/ under Faculty Resources.Faculty Resources.

Summer and Winter SessionsSummer and Winter Sessions

International InitiativesInternational Initiatives

Center for Lifelong LearningCenter for Lifelong Learning

The DetailsThe Details

Available to all credentialed, full-time and Available to all credentialed, full-time and adjunct faculty and staffadjunct faculty and staff

Credit and Non-Credit OfferingsCredit and Non-Credit Offerings

Academic Year; Winter Academic Year; Winter (online only);(online only); Summer; Summer; Flexible Starts, Stops and DurationFlexible Starts, Stops and Duration

On-Campus, Synchronous Distance On-Campus, Synchronous Distance Learning, Online, and Other SitesLearning, Online, and Other Sites

Compensation variesCompensation varies

Summer and Winter SessionsSummer and Winter Sessions

SummerSummer

3 week, 5 week, 8 week, extended 3 week, 5 week, 8 week, extended sessionssessions

On campus, off campus, onlineOn campus, off campus, online

WintertermWinterterm

Between SemestersBetween Semesters

Online onlyOnline only

International InitiativesInternational Initiatives

Dual Degree ProgramsDual Degree ProgramsOnline, Videoconference, HybridOnline, Videoconference, Hybrid

Regular Curriculum CoursesRegular Curriculum Courses

Summer ProgramsSummer ProgramsESLESL

Professional SeminarsProfessional Seminars

Dual Degree Program CoursesDual Degree Program Courses

Future – Study AbroadFuture – Study Abroad

Center for Lifelong LearningCenter for Lifelong Learning

For WorkFor Work..– Professional Development and Workforce Professional Development and Workforce

Training DivisionTraining DivisionWho?Who? Faculty, staff, and others Faculty, staff, and others What?What? Workshops/Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Conferences/etc.etc.Where?Where? On Campus, MEC, OFA, or On SiteOn Campus, MEC, OFA, or On SiteWhen?When? Year-roundYear-roundHow?How? Face-to-Face, Online, or BlendedFace-to-Face, Online, or Blended

– Examples: Examples: Disney Institute and Atlantic Disney Institute and Atlantic TestingTesting

Center for Lifelong LearningCenter for Lifelong Learning

For PlayFor Play– Personal Enrichment DivisionPersonal Enrichment Division

Who?Who? Faculty, staff, and others Faculty, staff, and others

What?What? Workshops/Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/Conferences/etc.etc.

Where?Where? On Campus or MECOn Campus or MEC

When?When? Year-roundYear-round

How?How? Face-to-FaceFace-to-Face

– Examples: Examples: Knitting, Ethnic CookingKnitting, Ethnic Cooking

Center for Lifelong LearningCenter for Lifelong Learning

For LifeFor Life– Quality of Life DivisionQuality of Life Division

Who?Who? Faculty, staff, and others Faculty, staff, and others What?What? Classes/Workshops/Seminars/Classes/Workshops/Seminars/

Conferences/etc.Conferences/etc.Where?Where? On Campus, MEC or On-siteOn Campus, MEC or On-siteWhen?When? Year-roundYear-roundHow?How? Face-to-FaceFace-to-Face

– Examples: Examples: Energy Efficiency, Credit Energy Efficiency, Credit CounselingCounseling

How To ProceedHow To Proceed

Interested?Interested?– Contact your dean, orContact your dean, or– For Online Courses: For Online Courses: Kyle Brown, x 7164Kyle Brown, x 7164

Director of Online Director of Online LearningLearning

– For Non-Credit:For Non-Credit: Kathryn Del Guidice, x7102Kathryn Del Guidice, x7102Director of Lifelong LearningDirector of Lifelong Learning

– For International:For International: Marela Fiacco, x7444Marela Fiacco, x7444Coordinator of International Coordinator of International

InitiativesInitiatives

Supports and promotes initiatives that enhance student accessibility and faculty excellence in online learning environments.

Coordinates the college’s online learning activities and provides training and support for faculty teaching & developing courses online.

ANGEL learning system Spring 2008, 94 courses were offered online with a total

enrollment of 1065 students; 215 of which were online-only students.

STAFF Ol@canton.edu x7164 or 7963 FOB 2nd floor

WEB PAGE: http://www.canton.edu/ol/ ANGEL LANDING PAGE

http://www.canton.edu/angel/ ANGEL HOME PAGE https://canton.sln.suny.edu

◦ How to Use ANGEL◦ Teaching Repository

College policies (course review process; OnLine PPM) Faculty Guidebook for Teaching at a Distance

HelpDesk Library 1st floor, helpdesk@canton.edu phone x7448◦ Usernames & passwords (SUNY Canton

email)◦ Technical assistance on campus PCs, printers,

network issues◦ ‘Smart Classroom’s (training, support,

orientations

Telecommunications, FOB 232◦ Bubble sheet scoring

This is all on the Web!This is all on the Web!

Faculty resources. Faculty resources. What?What?

■ FACULTY HANDBOOK and ADVISOR FACULTY HANDBOOK and ADVISOR GUIDEBOOKGUIDEBOOK

■ POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUALPOLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL

■ STUDENT HANDBOOK STUDENT HANDBOOK

■ COLLEGE CATALOGCOLLEGE CATALOG

■ MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)

Faculty resources. Faculty resources. What else?What else?

■ ACADEMIC CALENDARACADEMIC CALENDAR

■ FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORYFACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY

■ PAYROLL PROCEDURE INFORMATIONPAYROLL PROCEDURE INFORMATION

■ HUMAN RESOURCESHUMAN RESOURCES- - PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL HANDBOOKPROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL HANDBOOK- TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEV.- TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEV.- STAFF- STAFF- EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE- EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE

People:People: • Department SecretariesDepartment Secretaries• MentorsMentors• Program Director/Department ChairProgram Director/Department Chair• DeanDean• Provost (x7202)Provost (x7202)

www.canton.edu www.canton.edu Provost’s pageProvost’s page: :

http://www.canton.edu/provost/ http://www.canton.edu/provost/

Faculty resources. Faculty resources. What else?What else?

FACULTY HANDBOOK and FACULTY HANDBOOK and ADVISOR GUIDEBOOKADVISOR GUIDEBOOK

■ FACULTY HANDBOOK:FACULTY HANDBOOK:■ TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIESTEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES: :

Attendance, Grading, Roster, Course Attendance, Grading, Roster, Course Outline & Syllabus, Exams, Academic Outline & Syllabus, Exams, Academic Calendar, FERPA, EID – Early IdentificationCalendar, FERPA, EID – Early Identification

■ RELATED RESPONSIBILITIESRELATED RESPONSIBILITIES: Campus : Campus Events, Professional Development, Events, Professional Development, Department/School Meetings, Governance, Department/School Meetings, Governance, Institutional AssessmentInstitutional Assessment

FACULTY HANDBOOK and FACULTY HANDBOOK and ADVISOR GUIDEBOOKADVISOR GUIDEBOOK

■ ADVISOR GUIDEBOOKADVISOR GUIDEBOOK■ Goals & ImportanceGoals & Importance of Academic Advising of Academic Advising■ Advisor/Advisee relationshipAdvisor/Advisee relationship■ Helpful Advising Helpful Advising SuggestionsSuggestions■ TimetableTimetable

■ Placement Testing (Accuplacer)Placement Testing (Accuplacer) Midsemester Grades & PreschedulingMidsemester Grades & Prescheduling Change of Curriculum (major)Change of Curriculum (major)

■ Support ServicesSupport Services TutoringTutoring ProbationProbation Career ServicesCareer Services

POLICIES & PROCEDURES MANUALPOLICIES & PROCEDURES MANUAL

1.1. COLLEGE COLLEGE ORGANIZATIONORGANIZATION

2.2. COLLEGE COLLEGE COMMITTEESCOMMITTEES

3.3. SEXUAL HARASSMENTSEXUAL HARASSMENT ISSUES ISSUES

4.4. COPYRIGHT & ROYALTYCOPYRIGHT & ROYALTY ISSUES ISSUES

5.5. CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENTCURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT & CHANGE & CHANGE PROCEDURESPROCEDURES

6.6. GRADING (GRADE APPEAL)GRADING (GRADE APPEAL)

7.7. TRAVEL POLICIES, ETCTRAVEL POLICIES, ETC

www.canton.edu/provost/www.canton.edu/provost/facultyresourcesfacultyresources

Learning Labs :Learning Labs :

■ Math Lab – LibraryMath Lab – Library■ Writing Center - LibraryWriting Center - Library■ Science Tutoring & Learning Ctr. – Cook 207Science Tutoring & Learning Ctr. – Cook 207■ Other Tutoring Labs:Other Tutoring Labs:

■ Business/Accounting – LibraryBusiness/Accounting – Library■ Engineering – NevaldineEngineering – Nevaldine■ Computer – LibraryComputer – Library■ Veterinary Science – Newell 101CVeterinary Science – Newell 101C

TUTORING: PEER AND TUTORING: PEER AND PROFESSIONALPROFESSIONAL

1 ON 1 AND SMALL GROUPS1 ON 1 AND SMALL GROUPS ■■ EOPEOP: :

Campus Center 234 Campus Center 234

■■ TUTOR COORDINATORTUTOR COORDINATOR: : Veigh Lee, Campus Center 235Veigh Lee, Campus Center 235

■■ OTHER COUNSELINGOTHER COUNSELING::EOP Counselor, Campus Center 234EOP Counselor, Campus Center 234Personal Counseling, Campus Center 225Personal Counseling, Campus Center 225

MORE STUDENT RESOURCESMORE STUDENT RESOURCES

■ ACCOMMODATIVE SERVICESACCOMMODATIVE SERVICES- DOCUMENTED ELIGIBLE STUDENTS- DOCUMENTED ELIGIBLE STUDENTS- CAMPUS CENTER 235- CAMPUS CENTER 235- READERS, NOTETAKERS- READERS, NOTETAKERS- EXTENDED TIME FOR TESTS- EXTENDED TIME FOR TESTS- QUIET LOCATION FOR TESTS- QUIET LOCATION FOR TESTS- EQUIPMENT LOANED- EQUIPMENT LOANED

■ ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTERACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER■ ACADEMIC PROBATIONACADEMIC PROBATION

♦ Faculty Assembly

Committees:♦ Faculty Affairs♦ Academic Standards♦ Curriculum♦ Instructional Technology♦ Retention & Student Life♦ Library♦ Recognition & Awards♦ Continuing Appointment Appeals♦ Honors Convocation

Our Website:Our Website:www.canton.edu/librarywww.canton.edu/library

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