SDC2024 Conference Guide
StatewideDataConference 2024: Artificial Intelligence inHigher Education
Welcome!
March 7-8, 2024 MS Public Broadcasting
(MPB) Auditorium Jackson, MS 39211
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Mississippi’s Community Colleges!
Welcome
Mr. Kell Smith Executive Director Mississippi Community College Board
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Welcome, On behalf of the MCCB, welcome to the annual Statewide Data Conference! One of our agency’s main responsibilities is to count students each semester and use these numbers to provide funding to the community colleges based on state laws. Without the work of each member colleges' student enrollment data management team, it would be close to impossible for the MCCB to accurately disburse those dollars. We appreciate the data partnership that has been established with the colleges and we look for opportunities to provide support to ensure our data best informs decisions and tells our story. The Statewide Data Conference is one of those opportunities that we take pride in annually hosting. I thank each of you for taking time from your busy schedule to attend the conference. I hope you take back to your campus information that will help with the data collection that is critical to our system. Again, thank you for attending the next few days, and please let me know if I can ever help with
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Mississippi’s Community Colleges!
anything! Sincerely, Kell Smith
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The mission of the Mississippi Community College Board is to advance the community college system through coordination, support, leadership, and advocacy.
Our Mission:
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Vision Statement: The Mississippi Community College Board shall foster an environment of excellence to promote world-class education and job training for a more prosperous Mississippi. CoreValues: Professionalism is a pledge of honesty, courtesy, and responsibility in interactions with customers and associates. This reflects an attitude of individual and collective excellence.
OurVision and CoreValues:
Integrity
entails an organizational commitment to moral and ethical principles that demand honesty, respect, compassion, and transparency. This is evident when open communication, ethical decision making, and humility are encouraged, expected, and demonstrated consistently.
Partnerships
amplify the value of teamwork and collective networking for the mutual benefit of all constituents.
Innovation
represents transformative and creative thinking that leads to continuous growth and improvement.
Diversity
embraces acceptance, inclusion, and respect. This is about understanding each other and ourselves, and moving beyond simple intolerance to embracing and celebrating the richness each individual contributes to the organizations culture.
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Day 1: March 7 th Conference Schedule
March 7th, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
8:00 - 9:00 am Breakfast and Conference Check In
ALL ATTENDEES MUST PRE-REGISTER
9:00 am Day I Opening - General Session
Mr. James Miller, SDC2024 Emcee
9:05 - 9:15 am Welcome
Mr. Kell Smith, Executive Director, Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB)
9:15 - 9:45 am Keynote Address
Dr. Ricky Ford, President, Northeast Mississippi Community College
9:45 - 10:30 am Artificial Intelligence in the Higher Education Landscape
Dr. Arianna Stokes and Mr. Kenneth Wheatley, MCCB
Morning Break
10:30 - 10:45 am
10:45 - 11:30 am Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
Dr. Jonathan Woodward and Dr. Kollin Napier, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
Lunch/Afternoon Break
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Navigating the Future: Harnessing AI to Drive Student and Institutional Excellence in Higher Education Optimizing Higher Education: The Power of AI and Data Science in Academic Operations
Dr. Hernan Londono, Chief Technology and Innovation Strategist Education, Dell Technologies
12:45 - 1:40 pm
Mr. Nicolas Elton, Director of Strategic Initiatives, uPlanner
1:45 - 2:40 pm
2:45 - 3:40 pm The National Student Clearinghouse as a Data Cooperative
Ms. Andrea Liner, Regional Relationship Manager, National Student Clearinghouse
MAMS Roster: A Comparative Study of MCCB Athletics Management System and Enrollment Records for Academic Year 2022-2023
Dr. Satya Maddali, MCCB
3:45 - 4:30 pm
4:30 pm Day I Closing - General Session
Dr. Shawn Mackey, MCCB
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Day 2: March 8 th Conference Schedule
March 8th, 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
8:00 - 9:00 am Breakfast and Late Check In
ALL ATTENDEES MUST PRE-REGISTER
9:00 am Day 2 - General Session
Mr. Miller, MCCB
Dr. Jennifer Rogers, Director, Mississippi Office of Student Financial Aid
9:00 - 9:30 am IHL Update: Dual Enrollment and FAITH Scholarships
9:30 - 10:00 am Understanding the Statewide FTE Funding Formula
Dr. Mackey and Dr. Angela Payne, MCCB
Morning Break
10:00 - 10:15 am
Enrollment Audit and Reporting Guidelines for Beginners/2024 eARS Guidelines Updates
MCCB Accountability Division
10:15 - 11:30 am
Audit Advisory Committee (MPB Board Room) CIRE (MCCB 5th Floor Board Room) DataContacts (MPB Auditorium)
11:30 am - 12:30 am Conference Adjournment/Lunch and Post-Conference Association Meetings
2024 Statewide Data Conference Emcee
Jim Miller serves as the Assistant Director for Resource Development at the Mississippi Community College Board, where he primarily works to secure and administer grant dollars for the agency and system. Jim received his B.A. from the University of Mississippi, his M.S from Mississippi College in Higher Education Administration, and later this year will complete an Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration from the University of Southern Mississippi. When he's not writing grants or in class, Jim enjoys spending time with his wife and three boys, particularly hunting or fishing, or attending Ole Mississippi sporting events.
Jim Miller Assistant Director for Resource Development MS Community College Board
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Keynote Address
Dr. RickyG. Ford President Northeast MS CommunityCollege
March 7 th 9:15 am
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RICKEY G. FORD On July 1, 2015, Ricky G. Ford, a 1975 graduate of Northeast Mississippi College (Junior College at the time), became the school’s tenth president. Dr. Ford joined the Northeast staff as the head women’s basketball coach and admissions counselor in 1981. During his tenure, the Lady Tigers won over 500 games, 15 North Division, nine State, and three Region 23 titles, as well as the 1987 National Championship. Following his time on the sideline, Dr. Ford served Northeast as athletic director and dean of students before being named executive vice president in 2012. Dr. Ford is a member of the Northeast Sports Hall of Fame and the Mississippi Association of Community/Junior Colleges Hall of Fame and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. He is an avid runner and an advocate for physical fitness. A veteran educator, Dr. Ford served as a teacher and head basketball coach at Booneville High School before accepting his first position at Northeast. He is a graduate of Pine Grove High School, Mississippi State University and the University of Mississippi. Dr. Ford earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Religion and Culture degree from Christ's College Graduate School in 2019. Dr. Ford and his wife LuAnne have four children; Aaron, Lauren, Suzanne and Ben and 12 grandchildren.
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Day 1: March 7 th Session Descriptions
9:45 – 10:30 am
March 8 th TBD AI in the Higher Education Landscape Join us for an enlightening presentation as we delve into the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across various divisions within institutions of higher education. From revolutionizing academic instruction to optimizing administrative processes, AI is reshaping how universities operate and engage with their stakeholders. Throughout this session, we will explore the diverse ways AI is impacting higher education, including its role in fostering personalized learning experiences, enhancing student support services, driving research advancements, and optimizing administrative efficiencies. Plus, we will share information on potential grant funding sources to support AI projects. 10:45 -11:30 am AI and Cybersecurity Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing every aspect of our lives, from education to healthcare to defense, and it is the driving force behind innovation and progress across a myriad of industries. Simultaneously, cybersecurity represents the single greatest threat to the global economy over the ensuing decades. There is a symbiotic relationship between cybersecurity and AI. While cybersecurity poses our greatest threat, AI could serve as a primary catalyst for growth. Mississippi is perfectly poised to embrace AI as a catalyst for our future growth and prosperity, but we must account for the lurking cyber threat, which includes using AI tools to protect against AI cyber threats. This presentation offers practical steps we can take to grow in both of these areas – AI and cybersecurity. 12:45 – 1:40 pm Navigating the Future: HarnessingAI to Drive Student and Institutional Excellence in Higher Education Join Dr. Hernan Londono for an insightful session delving into the intersection of higher education operational efficiency and student success. Discover how leveraging artificial intelligence can revolutionize institutional effectiveness, enhancing both student outcomes and organizational competitiveness. Explore innovative AI applications that optimize administrative processes, personalize learning experiences, and streamline resource allocation. Gain strategic insights into harnessing AI's power to drive student enrollment, engagement, retention, and academic excellence. Don't miss this opportunity to unlock the transformative potential of AI in higher education, ensuring sustainable growth and positioning your institution at the orefront of innovation and success. SDC 2024
Day 1: March 7 th Session Descriptions
1:45 – 2:40 pm
Optimizing Higher Education: The Power of AI and Data Science in Academic Operations Join us for an enlightening presentation as we delve into the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across various divisions within institutions of higher education. From revolutionizing academic instruction to optimizing administrative processes, AI is reshaping how universities operate and engage with their stakeholders.
2:45 – 3:40 pm
The National Student Clearinghouse as a Data Cooperative Whether you’re new to your position or could simply use a refresher, this session is intended to demonstrate how the National Student Clearinghouse is more than just a “process”. Come learn about why we were founded, what we do for you and your students with the data we collect, and how that data powers a full suite of services available to your institution. This session will cover the myriad of ways the NSC, as your non-profit partner, serves the Mississippi Community College System and helps your students succeed.
3:45 – 4:30 pm
MAMS Roster: A Comparative Study of MCCBAthletics Management System and Enrollment Records for AcademicYear 2022-2023
March 8 th TBD This presentation explores the comparison between athletes listed in the roster for the AcademicYear 2022 to 2023 within the MCCB Athletics Management System (MAMS) and enrollment files submitted by the 15 institutions for the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. In this analysis, our objective is to assess the data discrepancies and hurdles encountered when aligning athlete rosters with enrollment records. By examining the discrepancies, we seek to shed light on the complexities of managing athlete data within educational institutions and highlight potential areas for improvement in data management practices. SDC 2024
Day 2: March 8 th Session Descriptions
9:00 – 9:30 am
IHL Update: Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and FAITH Scholarships Rogers will provide an update on the first year of implementation of the FAITH Scholarship and Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit Scholarship. She will offer a breakdown of awards by institution and provide a demographic profile of recipients. She will also discuss program challenges and anticipated changes for the future.
9:30 – 10:00 am
March 8 th TBD EnrollmentAudit and Reporting (eARS) Guidelines for Beginners/2024 eARS Guidelines This is a two-part presentation and two-way conversation. Part I: The Enrollment Audit and Reporting manual provides guidance for monitoring reviews and enrollment data uploads. The manual also contains helpful references that support college monitoring and upload activities. This session provides fundamental information about the design of the manual and the ways users can navigate its contents with increased ease. Whether new to enrollment data management or a seasoned player in the data upload or monitoring game, this session is presented to equip any user with techniques that will improve the utility of this important resource manual. Part II: Outlines the current updates to the 2024 eARS guidelines. The MCCB team will also share its observations from the enrollment data upload process and monitoring reviews from previous terms.Your comments are welcome as a part of this discussion. SDC 2024 Understanding the State FTE Funding Formula This presentation is a breakdown of the full-time equivalency (FTE) funding formula used by the MS Community College Board to determine which students may be counted for the purpose of state reimbursement. It emphasizes the significance of accurate and intentional data collection and accurate accounting of student for-credit course enrollment. Participants should gain a basic understanding of the importance of data quality and integrity relative to the FTE reimbursement. 10:15 – 11:30 am
ARIANNA STOKES Dr. Arianna C. Stokes, a two-time graduate of Jackson State University with a multifaceted career spanning K-12 education, higher education, scholarly research, and literary contributions. Following the completion of her doctoral degree, Dr. Stokes began a career in higher education with a focus in eLearning and instructional technology, where she now works at the Mississippi Community College Board in the division of eLearning and Instructional Technology. She has contributed to research, publications, and multimedia that explore education, lifestyle optimization, and Black women in the 1%. Dr. Arianna C. Stokes has over 8 years of experience in the field of education and a host of other talents and abilities. She is a dynamic and influential figure both in her profession and the community, as a member of the Jackson State University National Alumni Association, NAACP, Mississippi eLearning Association, Golden Key International Honour Society, Black Women PhDs network, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. In 2023, she was named as a member of Jackson State University’s Top 40 Under 40 Alpha Cohort. Her unwavering dedication to transformative learning, mentorship, and philanthropy reflects her significant impact on her community, education, and scholarship. KENNETHWHEATLEY Kenneth Wheatley holds a Master of Public Policy and Administration from Mississippi State University (1994). Mr. Wheatley’s professional background includes extensive grant writing,grants administration, training, and project management experiences in the public and private sectors. Mr. Wheatley has generated more than $30M in federal, state, and foundation grant funding for various agencies and organizations throughout Mississippi. Kenneth has consulted for several federal and state agencies and private foundations in grant writing, grant review, Request for Proposal (RFP) development, project management, and project evaluation. Mr. Wheatley has presented numerous grant writing workshops for various statewide groups and organizations, including several years of teaching a grant writing course at Millsaps College. Kenneth holds a Grants Management Certificate™ from Management Concepts and has attended various grant writing and grant administration training programs sponsored by reputable grants-related training organizations. Mr. Wheatley serves as the Assistant Executive Director of Resource Development at the MS Community College Board (MCCB), where he conducts funding research, grant writing, and project management services impacting MCCB and Mississippi’s fifteen community colleges.
AI in the Higher Education Landscape
March 7 th 9:45 – 10:30 am
Kenneth is a professed Christian who serves as a deacon at New Hope Baptist Church, and his greatest joy is being a devoted husband and father of two amazing children.
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KOLLIN NAPIER Dr. Kollin Napier is the Director of the Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Network (MAIN) with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC). Dr. Napier is a highly accomplished computer scientist, holding a Ph.D. from Mississippi State University with a focus on machine learning, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and software engineering. His work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and conferences. He completed his academic journey with a Master's and Bachelor's from the same institution and an Associates of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology from Jones College. Dr. Napier's professional experience includes several years with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, where he transitioned from software apps developer to software architect, contributing significantly to technological advancements for the state of Mississippi. His expertise blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, driving innovation and excellence in the field of computer science. JONATHANWOODWARD As a small-town Mississippi boy, JonathanWoodward began a career as a singer/guitarist and stepped into the realm of music leadership during his high school years. Dr. Woodward currently serves as Vice President of Teaching & Learning and Community Campus for Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC). He has taught every grade from Kindergarten through College and held various leadership positions while working in Gulfport School District, MGCCC’s Jackson County Campus (Instructor, School Chair, and Dean), and MGCCC’s Harrison County Campus (Vice President). Outside of school, Dr. Woodward has a variety of interests. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Gulf Coast Business Council (GCBC) and Board of Directors for the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra. He was formerly Chair of the Board of Trustees for Goodwill of South Mississippi and Chair for the Board of Directors for the Gulfport Chamber of Commerce. He was named an Aspen Rising Presidents Fellow in 2020. He is a graduate of Leadership Mississippi, Leadership Gulf Coast, and GCBC Master’s Class. He is also a recipient of the One Coast Community Leader Award and One Coast Top 10 Under 40 Award. Dr. Woodward is actively involved in Crosspoint Church in Gulfport, MS and serves as the Worship Pastor – a church he helped start in 2004. Dr. Woodward regularly presents to organizations about emerging technology, current generational trends, and leadership (e.g., SACSCOC, AERA, AACC, Keynote for Faculty Convocations, etc.). Recently, he has earned the title of King of Coffee at the RaceTrac gas stations.
AI and Cybersecurity
March 7 th 10:45 – 11:30 am
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His most valued passions are his faith and family. Dr. Woodward lives in Biloxi, MS with his wife, Eilene, and three children.
Navigating the Future: HarnessingAI to Drive Student and Institutional Excellence in Higher Education
HERNAN LONDONO Dr. Hernan Londono, currently the Chief Technology and Innovation Strategist for Education at Dell Technologies, boasts a rich background in technology and education. Prior to joining Dell, he served as a CTO and CISO in academia for over two decades. His influence extends beyond academia, gracing the advisory boards of renowned cybersecurity organizations likeVectra, Cyphort, and SANS – Securing the Human. He actively contributes to various boards and initiatives, including the FBI-Infragard South Florida Advisory Board, the Alan B. Levan Innovation Center's Community Advisory Board, and the industry advisory boards of Florida International University's ATOMThink Tank and Florida Atlantic University's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Dr. Londono's achievements are numerous, including the prestigious Barry'sVisionary Award of Excellence 2014, the South Florida Digital Alliance's Digital Advancement and Excellence Award for Education, and the Dell Technologies Game Changer Award in 2022 His academic credentials are equally impressive, holding a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science and InformationTechnology, respectively, along with a Ph.D. in Computer Science. He is a graduate of the FBI Citizens Academy and recently completed post-doctoral work in Artificial Intelligence at Harvard Business School.
March 7 th 12:45 – 1:40 pm
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Optimizing Higher Education:
NICOLAS ELTON Nicolas Elton is a visionary leader in the field of EducationTechnology (EdTech), driven by a passion for driving positive change in higher education.With a robust educational background and a keen insight into the evolving needs of academic institutions, Nicolas has been instrumental in developing innovative solutions that elevate the quality and efficacy of teaching and learning. In his role as the Director of Strategic Initiatives at uPlanner, Nicolas has been pivotal in helping the company reshape the landscape of AcademicOperations in Higher Education. His expertise lies in harnessing the power of data analytics, artificial intelligence, and digital platforms to empower educational institutions in making well-informed decisions and fostering a culture of Data excellence. Nicolas boasts a diverse professional journey, rooted in engineering, and cultivated through academic pursuits focused on education quality and efficiency. Throughout his career, he has actively engaged with public, private, and non-governmental organizations across the world. This breadth of experience has equipped him with a holistic understanding of the challenges and opportunities confronting the education sector worldwide.
The Power ofAI and DataScience in Academic Operations
March 7 th 1:45 – 2:40 pm
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The National Student Clearinghouse as a Data Cooperative
ANDREA LINER Andi Liner, Regional Relationship Manager (RRM) for the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC), has been an RRM for four years. Before her time with the NSC, she worked in a myriad of positions in higher education for 20 years. She has 10 years of enrollment management experience as a Registrar and Dean of Enrollment. Plus, 3 years as a functional Banner student consultant before her time with the NSC. Andi’s experience facilitates her understanding of the duties of each college personnel she works with.
March 7 th 2:45 – 3:40 pm
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MAMS Roster: AComparative Study of MCCB Athletics Management Systemand Enrollment Records forAcademicYear 2022-2023
SATYA SREEDEVO MADDALI Dr. Satya Sreedevi Maddali, a mathematician and statistician with over 18 years of experience in data analysis and statistical research, holds a doctorate in mathematics. Her professional journey has been marked by notable achievements and impactful contributions in academia and industry. For a decade, Dr. Maddali served as the Chair of the Department of Statistics at St. Francis College for Women in India, demonstrating exceptional leadership and academic excellence. Upon relocating to the USA, she assumed the role of Director of the Math Center at Alcorn State University for 6 years before transitioning to the position of Instructor for 2 years. Subsequently, at Jackson State University, Dr. Maddali served as a Research Associate in Institutional Research, further enriching her expertise in statistical methodologies. She also served as a Sr. Business Analyst in the Department of Human Services before joining MCCB as a Research Analyst Specialist in 2022. Currently, Dr. Maddali also serves as an adjunct faculty member at JSU, teaching undergraduate Business Statistics. With a solid foundation in teaching mathematical and statistical courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels, Dr. Satya possesses a unique blend of academic rigor and practical application.
March 7 th 3:45 – 4:30 pm
Beyond her academic pursuits, Dr. Satya is recognized for her fluent communication skills in English, as well as her proficiency in reading and writing in two other Indian languages.
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IHLUpdates: Dual Enrollment and FAITH Scholarships
JENNIFER ROGERS Jennifer Rogers is the director of the Mississippi Office of Student Financial Aid. In that role, she oversees the administration of a $70 million annual budget and all state-supported student financial aid programs. Since Rogers took leadership in 2009, SFA has reduced its administrative overhead while multiplying the number of students eligible for the state’s only need-based grant program by 15 times. Rogers received her undergraduate degree from the University of the South (Sewanee) in Tennessee, her MBA fromMillsaps College in Jackson, and her doctorate from the University of Mississippi. She loves spending time in the woods and is happily married with two children, two pups, a cat…and a snake.
March 8 th 9:00 – 9:30 am
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SHAWN MACKEY, SR. Dr. Shawn Mackey, Sr. was born and raised in Silver Creek, Mississippi, where he learned early in life that hard work and perseverance has its rewards. Dr. Mackey attended Delta State University. He takes great pride in being a three time graduate of Delta State University (go FightingOkra) with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice (1997), a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (1997), and a Master’s Degree in Social Science Education (2000). Dr. Mackey continued to prepare for the future he envisioned for himself by obtaining his Doctorate of Education Degree from the University of Memphis in the area of Higher Education Administration (2008). Dr. Mackey is a champion for justice both personally and professionally and has worked in higher education for over twenty years, serving as a senior teammember at the Mississippi Community College Board for the last fifteen. In his current role as Deputy Executive Director of Accountability at the Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB), he oversees a multimillion dollar budget and supervises Athletics, Research and Effectiveness, Monitoring, and Resource Development. Since 2018, Dr. Mackey has served on the Board of Mississippi’s Authority for Educational Television, commonly known as Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB). He was elected to serve as Chair in October 2022. One of Dr. Mackey’s proudest professional achievements was completing the Mississippi Community College Leadership Academy (MCCLA) in 2009 and traveling to the United Kingdom to study and evaluate the community college system in London and Wales. In September 2022, he added author to his list of accomplishments with the release of his first book- Her Battle, His Lessons, Our Journey. The book is an autobiographical work detailing the difficult journey he shared with his wife as she battled triple-negative breast cancer. Dr. Mackey is an entrepreneur and the founder of SCM Consulting & Investments, LLC, a property renovation and management company, and a proudmember of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. He enjoys traveling the world, golfing, riding motorcycles, and competition barbecue cooking. He believes in the power of faith, family, love, and laughter. Above all, he takes the greatest pride in being the husband of Dr. Teresa Mackey and the father of three boys: Christopher, Shawn, Jr., and Matthew. ANGELA PAYNE Dr. Angela Payne is the Assistant Executive Director for Institutional Research and Effectiveness for the Mississippi Community College Board. Angela has dedicated her higher education career to the community college system. A former chief admissions officer, she has led in a variety of student services areas that support the entire student lifecycle. Her diverse leadership experience includes college admissions, recruitment, orientation, Veteran/military services, student life and leadership, international student admissions/services, college placement and assessment services, dual credit/enrollment/early college, evening college, college customer relations, and academic/career advising. She has additional knowledge in financial aid/scholarships, adjunct faculty relations, college marketing, workplace diversity, workforce training and grant writing. Angela has extensive knowledge and research experience in statewide articulation policy development and implementation. She has consulted with colleges and universities on transfer policy and enrollment management strategies. She has also presented her research to national and state audiences. With a passion for P-20 policy research and analysis, she works with state and national leaders on data trends for college readiness, success, and completion. Angela has informationmanagement consulting experience that includes Fortune 100 clientele in both the energy and education sectors. She has been an adjunct instructor using online, hybrid and traditional modalities for Legal Environment of Business, Introduction to Business Management, Social Ethics, and Leadership Development courses. She earned her executive PhD in Urban Higher Education from Jackson State University. Her undergraduate studies were completed at Texas A&M University Commerce. She graduated from the University of Dallas, having earned a MBA in Contract Management .
Understanding the Statewide FTE Funding Formula
March 8 th 9:30 – 10:00 am
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DEXTER HOLLOWAY Holloway, of Brookhaven, is the Assistant Executive Director for Monitoring and Accountability and has worked at MCCB since 1999. Previously, he worked with the Mississippi Department of Employment Security and the Mississippi Department of Education. He holds a master’s degree in Industrial Education from Alcorn State University, where he had earned his bachelor’s, in Technical Education with a concentration in Drafting. Currently, he is on the board of directors for several organizations in Lincoln County, including the Boys and Girls Club and the Alcorn State Alumni Association and Booster Club. BEVERLINGIVENS Beverlin Givens began serving as Director of Monitoring of the Mississippi Community College Board in January 2023. She previously worked for over a decade in government entities such as the MS Department of Human Services (MDHS), Institution of Higher Learning (IHL), MS Public Broadcasting, and MS Department of Education (MDE). She attended Jackson State University (Thee I Love!) and received a Bachelor of Science in Educational Technology and received a Master of Arts in Education/Curriculum and Instruction – Adult Education. Beverlin believes we should foster student engagement by implementing and assessing practices, policies, and procedures that remove unnecessary barriers to student success, and this begins with students’ access to admission into the colleges. She is an advocate for student and believes that we should model excellence and consistency in managing the postsecondary education business processes. Beverlin is married to Ricky (Yep! Yep! Yep!) and they are parents of four girls. The Givens’ are members of the St. Thomas M. B. Church in Bolton, MS. .
EnrollmentAudit and Reporting Guidelines for Beginners and 2024Guidelines Updates
ANGELA PAYNE
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March 8 th 10:15 – 11:30 am
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CIRE
Audit Advisory Committee Location: MPB Board Room
Data Contacts
Location: MCCB 5 th Floor Board Room
Location: MPB Auditorium
State Association Meeting Facilitators and Locations
Torrey Moore Director of Information Technology MS Delta Community College
Matthew Calhoun Vice President for Academic Affairs and Director of Institutional Research and Effectiveness Southwest MS Community College
Danielle Hopson Director of Admissions East MS Community College
Melanie Davis Director of Institutional Research & Effectiveness and Director of Professional and Community Development Pearl River Community College
Chassie Kelly Director of Enrollment Services/Registrar and VA Certifying Official Northeast MS Community College
Steven Tiller Director of Information Technology Holmes Community College
Tonia Moody Seal Director of Admissions and Records and ADA Services Pearl River Community College
March 8 th 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
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Survey Closes March 15 th .
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SURVEY CODE
mccb.edu
3825 Ridgewood Road Jackson MS 39211 601.432.6518
Statewide Data Conference 2024: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education
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