UNIT GOAL OBJECTIVE  COST  FUND
SOURCE
  PERFORMANCE
INDICATOR
SLRP
PRIORITY
President & President's Staff 100-01-00 Planning for Off-Campus Centers 100-01-01 Renovate an existing site for the Amherst Off-Campus Center  $        1,000,000 G/O Bring the offerings of the college to the larger community for individual students and business Open the Center doors to students and businesses as of August 2008  
VP Workforce Development & Continuing Education 200-02-00 Improve facilities and procure equipment to provide quality education and training throughout the region 200-02-01 Identify, renovate, equip and lease new Amherst Center  $            412,000 G/O Provides a college presence and outreach to a regional community. Growth/utilization over a three year period.  
Business & Allied Health 302-01-00 Create and offer associate degree programs, diplomas, certificates and courses to prepare individuals for advanced education and occupational technical careers. 302-01-07 *Establish a regional American Heart Association Training Center by December 2008. Grant proposal to be submitted to Centra.  $                 5,000 G/O Increase the course offerings of PALS, ACLS, and CPR throughout the service area. The training center, in addition to CVCC's EMS programs, will establish the college as the focal point for Emergency Medical Services training in the region. Training center will be established by December 2008.  
Counseling 303-03-00 To provide quality advising for CVCC students in a world-class environment with up to date equipment and cutting edge technology. 303-03-03 To update the Counseling Center, moving us into the age the public expects and respects and to improve our public image that modern day techno savvy students expect by replacing the present old fashioned bulletin board that has paper, cardboard and cutouts with an electronic bulletin board.   $                 7,500 G/O To better serve our students with cutting edge technology and a positive public relations image, the Counseling Department would benefit from an electronic bulletin board to inform students of vital information to replace what we currently use; an old fashioned method of paper and cut outs. Previously this was discussed to be donated and will investigate that option again with assistance from IT and Institutional Advancement offices.      
Science, Math, & Engineering 309-02-00 Obtain equipment and supporting infrastructure for a World class institution. 309-02-11 Purchase 6 Haas simulators for CNC mill and lathe  $              10,171 G/O Needed to train students in a cheaper and safer environment. Simulators purchased and implemented in the machine shop.  
Science, Math, & Engineering 309-02-00 Obtain equipment and supporting infrastructure for a World class institution. 309-02-12 Purchase HAAS SL 20 CNC lathe with ancillaries.  $              92,506 G/O Needed to upgrade the lathe capabilities of the shop to current industry standards in CNC production equipment. Lathe purchased and implemented in machine shop.  
VP Financial & Administrative Services 400-01-00 Continuous improvement of College Physical Plant 400-01-03 Complete Phase one of the TAC proposal  $        1,744,628 G/O This is a VCCS initiative.  Approximately 1.2 million is being provided by the system office and the balance financed by a treasury loan.    
VP Financial & Administrative Services 400-02-00 Improve Safety and security on the college campus 400-02-01 Complete installation of the new campus camera system  $            270,000 G/O In response to campus events all across the country, improvement in college ability to identify and respond to problems is essential.  This will allow the college to respond quickly to emergencies and assist police in resolving those emergencies. Completion of installation