In light of COVID-19 health directive clarifications now provided by the Mecklenburg County Public Health Department -- and adhering to our stringent pandemic safety protocols -- Central Piedmont will move some career and technical education classes back to on-campus, in-person delivery as of January 14. Check your student email for details.
Class sections that began the semester as online or hybrid will continue online until Feb. 2, at which time the college will provide further guidance. Students with questions about the mode of their classes – online or on-campus – should contact their instructors directly and check Blackboard.
Academic Affairs Strategic Plan, Objectives, and Accomplishments
Academic Affairs supports the college's vision, mission, and goals through implementation of the strategic plan and objectives.
2016-2018 Academic Affairs Strategic Plan
Objectives
1. Access: Connecting with the College
Increase awareness and accessibility for prospective students by expanding our collaborations with CMS, enhancing our College and Career Readiness offerings, supplementing our developmental education courses and resources, and offering more high demand sections.
2. Student Success: Providing Options and Opportunities
Communicate with students about their progress and connect them with support services during their first year (QEP STAR), offer classes in alternative scheduling formats to allow for more flexibility, and develop new programs in response to the job market.
3. Quality: Implementing Improvements
Implement program enhancements that positively impact student learning outcomes through intentional course design, aligning the general education goals with the Core 4, and improving the quality and consistency of online offerings.
4. Completion: Encouraging Completion
Increase the number of students who persist and earn degrees, diplomas, certificates or transfer to a four-year university.
5. Employment: Building Pathways to Careers
Strengthen our internal capacity and external partnerships to better prepare and equip students for viable career opportunities.
6. Global Initiatives: Creating Global Competitiveness
Collaborate with economic and educational leaders to provide a strong foundation for building the Charlotte region as a global hub of commerce.