Page 41 of Delgado Community College 2005-2006 Catalog by Delgado Community College New Orleans Louisiana

information on College needs for use in solicitation of gifts; coordinate and centralize all fund-raising activities for the College to avoid overlap or duplication; develop relationships with, conduct research on, correspond with, and entertain and solicit prospects including faculty, staff, foundation directors, alumni, friends of the College, and business and industry leaders; and partner with faculty and staff to identify donor prospects. Information Systems Council The Information Systems Council provides the direction for information technology support in all areas of the College including administrative computing, academic computing, instructional technology, networking and communications, and technological infra-structure. The Information Systems Council: 1) biennially evaluates and makes recommendations for college-wide policies and procedure for the allocation and use of information technology resources that are consistent with the purpose and goals of the College; 2) develops an institution-wide strategic plan for reviewing and coordinating college-wide information technology-related to needs and services; and 3) recommends and reviews an ongoing plan for information technology resources and for reviewing technology resources/network access and security. International Student Advisory Council The International Student Advisory Council serves as an advisory group to the College Director of Admissions and as a vehicle for communicating policies and procedures to faculty and staff who serve the needs of international students. Job Placement Council The Job Placement Council is responsible for college-wide planning and coordination of the job placement efforts of the College. Emphasis will be placed on development of a system for compiling data on the placement of students into jobs (both part- and full-time) related to their chosen fields of study. Follow-up reporting of job placements or graduates will be emphasized. Library Council The Library Council includes the librarians of each campus and a representative from the Northshore/Slidell Site. It serves as the coordinating body of all College libraries. Registrars Council The Registrars Council serves as a vehicle for communicating policies and procedures to staff on all campuses and at all learning centers. The Council serves as an advisory group to the College Registrar. STEP Council The Student Technology Enhancement Program Council is charged with offering input on all major technology efforts of the College, both academic and administrative, making recommendations on new initiatives, and evaluating progress toward the completion of initiatives. The Council solicits proposals for the use of the Technology fee, evaluates proposals, and makes recommendations to the Chancellor of the College on the expenditure of the Technology fee. The Step Council consists of the three SGA presidents, one student appointed by the West Bank SGA president, one student appointed by the Charity SGA president, two students appointed by the City Park SGA President, one student from Workforce Development and Education, one student from the Northshore, the Vice Chancellor of Learning and Student Development, and four administrators/faculty appointed by the Chancellor of the College. Student Councils Four elected Student Government Associations on the City Park Campus, the West Bank Campus, Delgado Northshore, and the Charity School of Nursing Campus meet regularly to plan student activities and disburse the selfassessed funds from the Student Activity Fee. Student Affairs Council The Student Affairs Council includes the Vice Chancellor of Learning and Student Development, the Deans for Student Affairs, the College Registrar, the Directors for Student Financial Assistance, Testing, Admissions and Enrollment Services, TRIO, and one SGA representative. The Council meets regularly 39

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