The Center for Community Studies at Jefferson
Community College will conduct a Higher Education Needs Assessment survey on
behalf of the SUNY North Country Consortium and the Jefferson Higher Education
Center (JHEC) beginning in mid-April.
The purpose of the survey is to hear from residents in Jefferson,
northern Lewis, northern Oswego and western St. Lawrence counties regarding the
Bachelor and Master's degrees they would like to see offered in the Watertown
and Fort Drum areas. In addition to
examining the demand for various fields of study, the study will also assess
the best modes of delivery, such as classroom, online, independent study or
hybrid learning, to best accommodate the needs of adult learners, as well as
identifying the student services most critical to those students’ success. The SUNY Consortium and JHEC partner schools
will then use this information to develop programs that will meet both the
interests of students and the needs of the workforce.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SUNYNCC
About the SUNY North
Country Consortium
The SUNY North Country Consortium was formed in
1985 in response to the expansion of
Member
colleges:
Jefferson Community College
SUNY Canton
SUNY Empire State College
SUNY Institute of Technology
SUNY Oswego
SUNY Potsdam
SUNY Upstate Medical University