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2019 ANNUAL REPORT
CENTRAL GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Central Georgia Technical College is steadfast in its mission to provide
quality and affordable higher education to the citizens of Georgia, as well
as to our national and international partners. Over the past seven years,
the‘ College has continued to grow and reach milestones, establishing
itself as a leader in enhancing Georgia’s workforce. CGTC continues to
set the standard for graduates in the Technical College System ofGeorgia
as the first college in the system-to produce over 4,000 unduplicated
gradUates. Once again, CGTC produced the most graduates in the System
and awarded the most degrees, diplomas, and certificates to stUdents.
Our Economic Development team delivered over two million training
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hours and supported local business and industry partners in bringing
job opportunities to the region. Our faculty continually excel at preparing
students for success in education and thejob market. Whether you are
a business leader, a high school student, or a person seeking a career
transition or a GED®, come see us! We invite you to review the evidence
.of our progress below.
32,425
Individuals Served
4,194
Total Graduates
CGTC had the highest
number of graduates among
Technical College System, of
Georgia (TCSG) institutions.
through credit instruction,
adult education, economic
development, and military
and veteran services.
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12,048 2,410
Credit Students Dual Enrollment
Enrolled students earned dual credit
for high school and college
simultaneously, including
programs at five career
academies.
(unduplicated)
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2,241
Adult Education CGTC’s retention rate
students for FY19 is 69.9%, which
Enrolled is approximately a 2%
increase over the last year.
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General
Education
u CGTC’s students find jobs!
D'pIoma (GED) 979% f t d t h d t 3
Graduates . o s u en 5 w o gra ua e g
from CGTC are employed or
choose to enter the military or
continue their education.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GLOBAL INITIATIVES
313 Companies Served
through customized training and
other programs such as Georgia
QuickStart.
13,025 Georgia Workers
were able to enhance their skills
through continuing education
and training programs for small
businesses, large corporations, and
the US. Department of Defense.
CGTC delivered more than half
of TCSG’s total training hours to
incumbent workers throughout the
state.
The Georgia VECTR Center
sewed 4,931 unique
veterans and awarded .647
credentials to veterans and/or
, their dependents. The Center
tarot/idea a total of. 15,074
unique services to veterans ,
and their dependents. ‘
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Source: Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) Scorecard
2,207,122 Trainee Contact Hours
strengthen the skills of both new and
GEORGIA VECTR CENTER
CGTC became the first technical college
in Georgia to offer a study abroad
program for high school students.
29 dual enrollment students from
across the region participated in CGTC’s
study abroad program in Ireland.
Ten CGTC college students participated
and earned credit in our study abroad
program in York, England.
CGTC has signed an
articulation agreement
with York St. John
University in England
to offer substantial
scholarships to CGTC
students who choose to
earn their baccalaureate
degree after completing
their associate degree at CGTC.
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CGTC awarded 978 technical certificates
of credit to Re-entry students ——a 22.5%
increase from FY2018.
Issued 5,877 On-the—Job Training (OJT)
‘2 Program awards to Georgia Department
of Corrections (GDC) re—entry and pre—
release students.
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Two RESET Scholarships
awarded to currently
enrolled CGTC students
who were previously
incarcerated in a
Georgia Department of
Corrections facility.
Warner Robins Campus Macon Campus
80 Cohen Walker Drive
Warner Robins, GA 31088
(478) 988—6800
Macon, GA 31206
(478) 757—3400
3300 Macon Tech Drive
HIGHLIGHTS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SYSTEM STATISTICS
First and only TCSG college to
exceed 4,000 graduates
Led the System in total
graduates for the past six years
2,000 HOPE Career Grant
High—Demand Program
graduates
Over 1,000 dual enrollment
graduates in a single year
WINNING STUDENTS
Heather Williamson, CGTC Early
Childhood Care Education
student, earned the Technical
College System of Georgia’s
top honor as the Georgia
Occupational Award for
Leadership (GOAL) Student of
the Year for 2019.
MAJOR MOVES
Transitioned Aerospace
Technoiogy programs to the
Middle Georgia Regional
Airport, providing students the
opportunity to work alongside
industry professionals from
Robins Air Force Base.
MILITARY EXCELLENCE
Ranked as a top 20 college in
the Military Times’ Best for Vets
Career Technical Colleges
2019 for service to military
and veterans
PARTNERSHIPS
With the support of the Susan
Harwood Grant through the
US. Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (OSHA), ‘
CGTC established a new
Regional Safety Training
Center to support small
business in the targeted
industries of manufacturing,
construction, warehousing and
transportation.
ATHLETICS
Back-to-Back Georgia
Collegiate Athletic Association
(GCAA) Division I Men’s
Basketball Champion in 2018
and 2019.
Ten student-athletes earned
associate degrees and
continued their academic and
athletic endeavors at four-year
institutions.
CGTC FOUNDATION
$101K in Scholarships Awarded
The CGTC Foundation awarded
483 scholarships to students,
totaling $101,121.
Over $1M Raised I
The CGTC Foundation raised w
$1,196,144 in gifts, grants,
and donations.
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Milledgeville Campus
54 Highway 22 West
Milledgeville, GA 31061
(478) 445—2300
Centers in Crawford. Dooly, Jones, Monroe, Peach, Pulaski. Putnam, and
Twiggs counties.
A Unit of the Technical College System of Georgia -
Equal Opportunity Institution
