Joseph Williams

The panel focused on addressing domestic violence as a barrier to student success and retention at Delgado. Discussions included providing resources for victims, explaining the legal process for obtaining restraining orders, and the role of the New Orleans Family Justice Center. Speakers also examined the dynamics of perpetrator behavior, the impact of domestic violence on children, and the importance of professional intervention and support systems to break cycles of abuse.

This five-year Strategic Plan, themed "Our Future, Together," outlines the long-term direction for Delgado Community College. It is guided by four directives: "Be Yourself" to support diverse backgrounds, "Be Smart" to prioritize student achievement, "Be Successful" to meet workforce needs and provide trained graduates, and "Be Intentional" to strengthen operations for efficiency and excellence. The plan aims for the college to be nationally recognized as a world-class institution, fostering lifelong learners, empowering communities as an academic and workforce catalyst, and developing transformative partnerships for growth and sustainability.

This document provides an overview of Delgado Community College's successful initiatives and key achievements during the 2013-2014 academic year, focusing on strengthening its foundation for excellence. It highlights academic success, significant investments in workforce education and infrastructure development, and the expansion of educational partnerships. The document showcases the college's progress in student support, scholarship opportunities, and community engagement, contributing to its ongoing growth and impact.

This document outlines Delgado Community College's performance metrics and outcomes related to its 2023-28 Strategic Plan. It focuses on evaluating student achievement through key indicators such as graduation rates, fall-to-spring and fall-to-fall retention rates, transfer rates to four-year universities, total and adult student credential completion, and pass rates on professional licensure and certification exams across various academic programs. The report demonstrates the college's progress in providing high-quality programs, broadening pathways for career advancement, and delivering workforce-ready graduates, aligning with its mission and external initiatives.

This document serves as Delgado Community College's annual response to Louisiana House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 69. It provides a comprehensive statistical profile of the institution, covering student demographics, admissions, tuition, financial aid, campus crime, and indicators of student and faculty engagement. The report also details measurements of academic achievement, including retention and graduation rates, and outlines institutional efficiency and fiscal conditions to ensure transparency and accountability.