Sacramento City College Unit Plans Completed Spring 2003

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Sacramento City College

Unit Plans

Completed Spring 2003

Department Name: Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Athletics

Department Spokesperson: Shirley Brown

Athletic Coordinator (M): Paul Carmazzi

Athletic Coordinator (W): Lisa Bauduin

Division Dean: Gary Torgeson

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Accomplishments

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Three-Year Plan

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Action Plan

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Budget Request

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Budget Narrative

Key Performance Indicators

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

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1

1a

1b

2

2a

2b

2c

2d

Action Item

Student success – retention and success of basic skills students

Hire a full time SPA for Study Skills who would assist the Study Skills Coordinator and Athletic Counselor

Develop a tracking system for student athletes that would indicate progress toward completion of the student athlete’s Education Plan

GPA

Basic Subjects

AA Degree

Transfer courses

Goal 1:

Linkage to other Plans

9, 4, 10, DSS1,

PT2

Access and growth – strategies to manage enrollment growth

Increase our EEP budget to reflect actual cost of running the athletic program

Increase our OCB budget to reflect actual cost of running the Division programs

Establish open entry open exit classes

Write new curriculum

New flooring in circuit room

Purchase tracking system

Purchase cardio equipment

Develop transfer and certificate programs

Recreation

Personal Trainer

CPR Instructor

EMT

Goal 2:

9, 7, 8, 10, DA6,

PT4

Year-end status and accomplishments

This position still needs to be filled.

In progress

Has been requested

Has been requested

This will not happen until the North Gym is modernized – 2005-2006

In progress

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

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2e

2f

Action Item

Continue to develop spin bike classes

Purchase 10 additional revolution club bikes

Increase productivity by writing current interest curriculum

Extreme sports

Linkage to

Other Plans

Year-End Status and Accomplishments

Request submitted to Budget Committee

In progress

Stretching

Taikwando

Boot Camp

3a

3b

3c

Training and learning effectiveness – Align new and existing programs to meet student needs

Open entry open exit classes offered in the weight room and circuit weight rooms

Develop new fitness curriculum

Marathon running

Rock Climbing

Boot Camp

Triathlon Training

3d Re-evaluate current curriculum for wellness

Develop a plan for new covered batting which

3e would be fully lighted

3f

Develop a plan to complete field lights for softball

3g

3h

Write officiating curriculum

Become a training source for umpires, referees, etc.

Purchase programs and DVD that enable coaches and teachers the opportunity to analyze sports movement and competition

Media room

Cameras

Stop and slow control

Goal 3:

DTL, PT1, 9,

10

In progress

Boot camp has been submitted; others are in progress.

In progress

In progress

In progress

In progress

Has been submitted to Budget Committee

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P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

Action Item

4a Community and economic development

Establish the Athletic Hall of Fame as a totally

4b separate event

Secure sponsors for awards

Secure sponsors for dinners

Develop a plan for Hughes Stadium that would

4c

4d be attractive to outside users

Field House

Lockers

Concessions

Team Room

Reconfigure Track and Playing field

Soccer

 Drainage

Turf

Track Surface

Develop a plan for a netted golf range with sand trap and putting green

This could be used by students and community

Community would pay a fee to play

Linkage to

Other Plans

Year-End Status and Accomplishments

Goal 4:

9, 4, 10, DED

The awards are now sponsored by Pepsi; looking for dinner sponsors

In progress

Track will be resurfaced Summer 2003 – others in progress

Will not occur until four-way intersection is approved

5a

5b

Organization effectiveness

Strategies to address limitations of physical space

Systematizing and integrating processes

Make the pool area more user friendly by modernizing the facility

Goal 5:

6, 9, 10,

DOE, PT3, 5

Will be modernized Summer 2003

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

# Action Item

5c

5d

Continue to develop a plan for Hughes Stadium locker room and First Aid room

Develop a plan for a weight room at Hughes

Stadium

5e

5f

5g

5h

Make additions to the modernization plan of the

North Gym

 Men’s and Women’s team room

The Division has grown but has failed to increase support services to address the increased work load

Second athletic trainer

Third equipment technician

Sports Information Clerk

Division Clerk

Full time tenured track teachers

Track

Cross Country

Fitness

Dance

Assistant Football

Assistant Baseball

Re-define the Division to include chairpersons for:

Physical Education

Recreation

Health

5i

Add mirrors and portable dance barres to dance studio

5j New mats for wrestling room

Linkage to

Other Plans

Year-End Status and Accomplishments

In progress

In progress

In progress

This is on hold until budget is approved

On hold

In progress

In progress

In progress

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department / Accomplishments 2002 – 2003

# Action Item

Linkage to

Other Plans

Year-End Status and Accomplishments

Goal 6:

6a Other

6b

Purchase a Prime Stripe field marker to make the job of lining our fields much simpler

6c

Purchase a portable Deck store-away for pool which will enable instructors to move and store equipment in a more efficient manner

9, 4, 6, 10 Requested

Requested

Other Accomplishments: Completed Softball team room, storage and concession area. Completed Football team room and locker area in Hughes.

Moved some of the Football equipment to Hughes Stadium for storage

 Laurie Nash was hired as our full time Women’s Volleyball Coach.

Three-Year Plan

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department

Long Range Plan

1.

Hire additional support staff

Clerk, Division Office

Athletic Trainer

Equipment Tech

2.

Purchase new instructional equipment

Computers

Spin Bikes

Pitching Machines

Dance Barres

Wrestling Mat

Video Analysis Program, DVD

3.

North Gym Modernization

Add to plan – a classroom and men’s and women’s team room

Cardio Center

Climate Control in Weight Room

Mat Hoist in North Gym

4.

Develop plan for Hughes Stadium

Field House

Weight Room

Playing Field

Locker Rooms

Practice Field for soccer and football

5.

Hire additional full time instructors

Cross Country

Track

Fitness

Dance

6.

Develop plan for pool area modernization

New rooms

Center for Physical Education

X

X

2003 – 2004 2004 – 2005 2005 - 2006

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Three-Year Plan

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department

Long Range Plan

7.

Develop plan for U.P. property

Tennis Courts

Practice Fields

8.

Modernize Circuit Weight Room

New Floor

Sound System

Cardio Equipment

Develop plan for batting cages and

9.

softball lights

10.

Develop plan for a netted driving range

Sand Trap

Putting Green

2003 – 2004 2004 – 2005 2005 - 2006

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

2

2a

2b

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1

1a

1b

2c

2d

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department / Action Plan 2003 – 2004

Action Item

Goal 1:

Linkage to

Other Plans

9, 4, 10,

DSS1, PT2

Year-end Status and Accomplishments

Student success – retention and success of basic skills students

Hire a qualified full time SPA for Study Skills who would assist the Study Skills Coordinator and

Athletic

Develop a tracking system for student athletes that would indicate progress toward completion of the student athlete’s Education Plan

GPA

Basic subjects

AA Degree

Transfer courses

Goal 2:

9, 7, 8 10,

DA6, PT4

Access and growth – strategies to manage enrollment growth

Increase our EEP budget to reflect actual cost of running the athletic program

Increase our OCB budget to reflect actual cost of running the Division programs

Establish open entry open exit classes

Write new curriculum

New flooring in circuit room

Purchase tracking system

Purchase cardio equipment

Develop transfer and certificate programs

Recreation

Personal Trainer

3c

3d

3e

3f

#

3

3a

2e

2f

3b

3g

CPR Instructor

EMT

Continue to develop spin bike classes

Purchase 10 additional revolution club bikes

Increase productivity by writing current interest curriculum

Extreme sports

Action Item

Training and learning effectiveness – Align new and existing programs to meet student needs

Open entry open exit classes offered in the weight room and circuit weight rooms

Develop new fitness curriculum

Marathon running

Rock Climbing

Triathlon Training

Re-evaluate current curriculum for wellness

Develop a plan for new covered batting which would be fully lighted

Develop a plan to complete field lights for softball

Goal 3:

Linkage to

Other Plans

DT1, PT1, 9,

10

Write officiating curriculum

Become a training source for umpires, referees, etc.

Purchase programs and DVD that enable coaches and teachers the opportunity to analyze sports movement and competition

Media room

Cameras

Stop and slow control

Year-End Status and Accomplishments

3h Purchase new pitching machines for batting cages

Goal 4:

4 Community and economic development 9, 4, 10, DED

4a

4b

4c

Establish the Athletic Hall of Fame as a totally separate event

Secure sponsors for dinner

Develop a plan for Hughes Stadium that would be attractive to outside users

Field House

Lockers

Concessions

Team Room

Reconfigure Track and Playing Field

Soccer

Drainage

Turf

Develop a plan for a netted golf range with sand trap and putting green

This could be used by students and community

Community would pay a fee to play

5

Organization effectiveness

Strategies to address limitations of physical space

Systematizing and integrating processes

Goal 5:

6, 9, 10, DOE,

PT3, 5

5a

5b

5c

Continue to develop a plan for Hughes Stadium locker room and First Aid room

Develop a plan for a weight room at Hughes

Stadium

Make additions to the modernization plan of the

North Gym

5d

5f

5g

5h

5i

5j

6

6a

6b

 Men’s and Women’s team room

The Division has grown but has failed to increase support services to address the increased work load

Second athletic trainer

Third equipment technician

Sports Information Clerk

Division Clerk

Full time tenured track teachers

Track

Cross Country

Fitness

Dance

Re-define the Division to include chairpersons for:

Physical Education

Recreation

Health

Add mirrors and portable dance barres to dances studio

New mats for wrestling room

Develop plan for new Center for Physical

Excellence

Other

Purchase a Prime Stripe field marker to make the job of lining our fields much simpler

Purchase a portable Deck store-away for pool which will enable instructors to move and store equipment in a more efficient manner

Goal 6:

9, 4, 6, 10

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department Budget Request 2004 - 2005

Line

#

Description

1

2

3

4

5

6

EEP

Base

Upgrade circuit room

Tracking software

Hall of Fame

Renovate Hughes

Lockers

7

8

Full time trainer

Hire new instructors

9 Dance Mirrors

10 Deck store away

11 New Wrestling Mat

12 Portable Dance Barres

13 Full time clerk

14

Netted golf, putt, green and sand trap

15

16

17

18

Hire Sports Information

Clerk

VCR with Cowboy

Remote

All American Pitching

Machine

Prime Stripe Field

Marker

19 New Batting Cages

Assistant Equipment

20

Technician

21 10 revolution club bikes

22 Softball lights

23 10 computers

24

U.P. property development

Operating

Budget

Increase

20,000

Instruction

Supplies

20,000

Computers Equipment Furniture

25,000

3,000

3,000

1,179.80

3.,000

2,500

1,750

975.75

10,000

New

Program

Start-up

Marketing

Materials

Remodel

Space

300,000

Faculty

Hires

5,010

15,000

300,000

5

200,000

200,000

15,000

2,000,000

1

1

1

Staff

Hires

1

Student

Hires

Temp

Hires

25 Practice Fields – Hughes

26

Modernize Circuit

Weight

27

New Center for Physical

Excellence

Total 20,000 20,000 50,405.55

1,000,000

75,000

4,110,010

Budget Narrative 2004 – 2005

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Description

P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department

Total

Amount

Priority

Rank

Justification

EEP – food allowance

Base – uniforms/equipment

PDF – open entry/open exit

PDF – tracking software

Trust – Hall of Fame

PDF – Renovation

PFE – Trainer

PFE – Instructors

9 PDF – Mirrors in Dance Studio

10 PDF – Deck Store Away

11 PDF – New Wrestling Mat

12 PDF – Portable Dance Barres

13 PDF – Division Clerk

14 PEF – Netted golf range

15 PDF – Sports Information Clerk

16 PDF - VCR with cowboy remote

17 PDF – All American Pitching Machine

18 PDF – Prime Stripe Marker

19 PDF – Batting cages

20 PDF – Assistant Equipment Technician

20,000

20,000

25,000

3,000

3,000

300,000

42,030

43,000

5,000

1,179.80

15,000

3,000

25,691

300,000

25,691

2,500

2,750

975.75

100,000

31,157

1

2

3

4

20

7

10

9

11

12

23

24

13

21

15

29

19

28

16

17

Our students still do not get the minimum food allowance when they travel, e.g., $2 dinner, $3.50 breakfast, $4.50 lunch as per C.O.A

Uniforms and equipment items are bid; all new money has been applied to transportation

To get ready for open entry/open exit classes – upgrade

Tracking software for weight rooms – install necessary for open entry/open exit

Hall of Fame – looking for sponsor for dinner

The locker rooms and First Aid room need to be renovated and made gender equitable

The growth of our programs shows a need for another full time trainer

Several more instructors are needed – Dance/Spirit Squad, Cross

Country/Assistant Track, Men’s Track, fitness, Assistant Baseball, Assistant

Football

Needed to complete the project that was done several years ago.

We have no adequate storage

Our main mat is 20 years old and needs to be replaced

Necessary to enhance our dance program

Need a full time Division Clerk

New facility currently at Land Park – this would increase FTEs by being on campus

We need a full–time person to disseminate information to the media; more and more community colleges in California are hiring this position

This is needed to keep current with slow motion study of sports movement

This is the state-of-the-art machine for Baseball and Softball

Would make lining our fields easier and the lines more visible

New cages with lights, cover and floor would allow use even in inclement weather

Our program has grown over the years and cannot further expand with only two – they accrue a lot of CTO

21 PCF – 10 revolution bikes

22 PDF – Softball field lights

23 PDF – 10 computers

24 U.P. property development

25 Hughes practice fields

26 Modernize Circuit Weight Room

27 New Center for Physical Excellence

10,000

200,000

15,000

2,000,000

1,000,000

75,000

500,000

14

22

25

26

27

5

30

This would allow us to replace the remainder of the bikes in the Circuit

Weight Room

Complete project started two years ago. Have $17,000 in trust for this project.

Will complete Study Skills Computer Lab

Develop plan for tennis courts and practice fields

Will be worked into 4-way stop project

New floor, sound system and cardio equipment

Action Plan in Link Legend

Abbreviation Document

1 A review of student athletic counseling and retention program and

2 recommendations for the future

Student athlete counseling and retention program evaluation 1999 –

2000

6

7

8

9

3

4

5

10

11

PDF

CDF

EEP

PT1

(PT2 . . . PT5)

DSS

)DSS1 – DSS8)

DAG

(DAG1 . . . DAG9)

DTL

(DTL1 . . . DTL5)

DOE

DOE1 . . . DOE10)

DED

(DED1 . . . DED4)

2002 – 2003 PDF request

2002 – 2003 PFE request

2002 – 2003 CDF request

2002 – 2003 Equipment request

2002 – 2003 EEP request

2002 – 2003 Base request

2000 – 2001 Unit Plan

2001 – 2002 Unit Plan

2002 – 2003 Unit Plan

Program Development Fund

College Discretionary Fund

Educational Enrichment Program

Planning Themes #1, 2, 3, 4, or 5

District Strategic Plan – Student Success

District Strategic Plan – Access and Growth (sections 1 – 9)

District Strategic Plan – Teaching and Learning Effectiveness

(sections 1 – 5)

District Strategic Plan – Organizational Effectiveness (sections 1 – 10)

District Strategic Plan – Community and Economic Development

(sections 1-4)

Location of source Document

Division Office/PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Division Office, PE/H/A

Public Folder

Not yet available officially (get unofficial copy from Planning Office)

Key Performance Indictors for P.E., Health, Recreation, & Athletics Department

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