Member Assistance Program
The
NCATC Member Assistance Program (MAP) is a benefit that assists member
colleges to develop or improve Advanced Technology Centers (ATCs). MAP
services for ATCs include:
- Business and strategic plans
- Business and community focus forums
- Economic development surveys
- Facility design concepts
- Management structures
- Marketing
- Program development
- Technology plans
MAP Consultant Teams MAP
Consultant Team members are carefully selected to meet your needs, and
your institution approves all team members. Team members are chosen
from NCATC colleges with successful ATC programs, and each consultant is
a recognized leader in his or her chosen field. The MAP Process When
your institution requests a MAP, the NCATC Executive Director schedules
a meeting with your institution to determine the scope of work. The
consulting team is selected based upon the needs of your institution.
The full team will visit your institution, complete the requested
service, and deliver a final written report per your specifications. MAP Fees The
MAP is an NCATC member benefit. Accordingly, the cost for MAP
consultation services is significantly less than comparable services
from a consulting company. The MAP costs cover consultant expenses and a
modest stipend. All costs are detailed and approved by your
institution prior to initiating services. What Member Clients Are Saying: “The NCATC MAP team report set the framework for Gulf Coast Community College for our new Advanced Technology Center focus and assisted with additional legislative and community support.” James Kerley, President Gulf Coast Community CollegeNCATC Clients Listed below are colleges who have benefited from NCATC MAP Services:
- Honolulu Community College (HI)
- Danville Community College (VA)
- San Jacinto Community College (TX)
- West Kentucky Community Technical College (KY)
- Delgado Community College (LA)
- Gulf Coast Community College (FL)
- West Virginia Community Technical College (WV)
- Kirkwood Community College (IA)
Further Information For more information about MAP Services, contact Mr. Craig McAtee, NCATC Executive Director, at (708) 326-2508 or at ncatc1@gmail.com.
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