OPENING
OF NORTHEAST CAMPUS
Northeast Campus made its initial contact in the northeast community
on January 16, 2001 for the spring semester in Building 7980,
approximately 1350 square feet under the direction of Interim
Executive Director Pat Terrel and the first Northeast Campus employee,
Beautrice Butler, Education Skills Specialist II. Throughout the
semester, Northeast Campus was granted additional support from
St. Philip's College counselor, Cindy Turner and San Antonio College
counselor, Jan Starnes. Vance Safley and Veronica Benevides were
also additional support for the Northeast Campus. In March 2001,
Debbie C. Hamilton joined our team as the new Executive Director.
Building 7980 has 4 classrooms and an instructional computer lab.
Building 7982 consists of vending machines and a seating area
for students to study or wait for additional classes. The total
registration count for Spring 2001 was 457.
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BUILDING
7990
The renovation
of building 7990, approximately 18,000 square feet was completed
at the end of May and was opened for business on June 4, 2001.
This building consists of:
Welcome Center
- Site for
on-campus registration team
- An open-entry
space for our Student Service Assistant III and Work Study students
to assess the needs of our incoming students and visitors
- Business
Office - occupied during on-site registration days only
- Financial
Aid Office - occupied during on-site registration days only
- Public
Safety Officers and Security Guards share a space in the Financial
Aid Office
Student Lounge
- Room 101
- Cable Television
and VCR mounted to the wall
- Student
lounge furniture to provide a comfortably and relaxing setting
for our students; however, this is scheduled to arrive late
October
Tutorial Lab
- Room 103
- Used as
our open lab as well as our community lab
- A host
of tutorial programs and career placement software that is in
a process of being setup. (Plato Pathways, Inter Act Plus, Math
Pro, Quantum Strategies, Reading Strategies, and Inter Act Math)
Room
104
- A general
classroom for Math and Humanities classes
- Maximum
capacity = 30
Faculty
Lounge
- Room 105
- Consist
of 3 computer stations
- Work Tables
- Fax machine
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Storage
space for Faculty
Room
106 and Room 107
- Classrooms
generally for our Math courses
- Classrooms
equipped with graphing boards
Room 108
- A classroom
used for our English and Fine Arts courses
Room 109
- The Virtual
Biology Lab
- Has removable
hard-drives
- Also used
as an additional lab for some of our Reading courses and Computer
courses.
Room 110
- Hosts Philosophy,
Humanities, and Spanish classes
- Maximum
capacity = 30
Room 112
- Main instructional
computer lab
- Has removable
hard-drives
- Maximum
capacity = 34
- Equipped
for Specialty Microsoft Certification classes
- Reserved
for some of our Continuing Education classes
Room
117: Learning Resource Center
- Staffed
by St. Philip's College and San Antonio College's Librarians
- Can subscribe
to Electronic Databases
- Electronic
Books are available for check out through web address
- For more
information, please see handout available in LRC
Room
119
- Smaller
Classes are held in this room, eg. ( Educ1301, and Busi 1301)
- Maximum
capacity = 18
Room
121, and 122
- Maximum
capacity = 30
- Host Social
and Behavioral Science classes
Administrative
Offices
- 5 offices
located on the west wing
- 4 cubicles
stations located in the back of the Welcome Center
Mail
Center
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NORTHEAST
LAKEVIEW CAMPUS HISTORY
Northeast
Lakeview Campus is a collaborative effort by St. Philip's College and San
Antonio College to provide for the educational and training needs
of the people in the northeast sector of the city. Students will
be able to enroll in any class offered at Northeast Campus for
which they are qualified as a St. Philip's College student or
a San Antonio College Student. The student has the option to determine
a college of choice. Credits will be transcripted to the college
designated by the student.
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REGISTRATION
HIGHLIGHTS
| Year |
Headcount
|
Duplicated
Headcount
(Reserved seats in classes)
|
2003
Spring |
2,015 |
3,587 |
2002
Fall |
1,946 |
3,571 |
| Spring |
1,662 |
2,900 |
| Summer
I |
917 |
1,098 |
| Summer
II |
316 |
389 |
|
2001
Fall
|
1,452
|
2,491
|
|
Spring
|
457
|
602
|
|
Summer
I
|
454
|
I,
760
|
|
Summer
II
|
196
|
249
|
