At the Association of Florida Colleges and Career and Professional Employees Council Appreciation Breakfast, Jesse DelPrado from Advising passed the Whale Done Award to Cheryl Metz from Admissions and Records. Jesse shared how Cheryl helps to resolve critical issues with students that would otherwise delay their enrollment at the college. With the recent implementation of
Join the Association of Florida Colleges CF Chapter and the Career and Professional Employees Council as we celebrate CF employee accomplishments on Wednesday, April 3, at 8:30 a.m. in the Klein Conference Center. Enjoy breakfast and hear from keynote speaker J.J. Jarrell, Human Resources director at Cone Distributing. Door prizes will be given out, as
The Career and Professional Employees Council functions as a representative council for the career and professional employees at CF. The group advises the president on matters of college improvement. Membership is automatic to any full-time or permanent part-time career and professional employees of any CF Campus. Goals include: 1. to improve communication and work relations among
Sharon Altany passed the Whale Done Award to Sarah David, from the Advising Center because of her incredible help and support that Sarah has given Sharon and others on the AFC executive committee. Sharon shared that Sarah epitomizes PRIDE in every way. The Whale Done award is a traveling trophy which is passed quarterly from
The Association of Florida Colleges CF Chapter and the Career and Professional Employee Council invite everyone to attend the annual Employee Appreciation Breakfast Thursday, April 27, from 8:30-10 a.m., in the Klein Conference Center. Breakfast will be served by President’s Staff, the Whale Done Award will be passed on, employee education awards will be given
Attention Career and Professional Employees! Voting is now open for the 2017 Group Representatives to the Career and Professional Employees Council. Voting will close Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 4:30 p.m. Representatives act as your voice at quarterly meetings with President Henningsen where your questions and concerns can be heard. Cast your vote here.
The annual Career and Professional Employee Council meeting will be at 2 p.m. Oct. 4, in the Ewers Century Center, Room 107. If you aren’t familiar, CPEC serves to improve communication and work relations among career and professional employees, faculty and college administration. The CPEC steering committee regularly meets with Dr. Henningsen to address employee
AFC and CPEC members: Do you have creative writing skills? Your short essay could win you $100! It’s easy to enter: just review this year’s topic, write your essay, and submit it by Oct. 1. The winner will be announced at the CPEC Business Meeting at the AFC Annual Conference in November. Download the entry
