Do most community colleges have organizational charts?

Hey all, I'm working on a research project about the administrative structure of community colleges. Do most community colleges provide organizational charts? Any help with sources or how to find this information would be great.

Yes, most community colleges do indeed provide organizational charts which depict the structure of their administration. These charts can be vital to understand the reporting relationships and the decision-making hierarchy. Usually, such charts are found on the college's official website, often under sections like "About Us," "Administration," or "Office of the President."

If the chart is not easily found, consider reaching out directly to the college's administrative office or public relations department. They're typically more than willing to assist with such inquiries and may even provide direct links or email the chart to you.

Also, bear in mind that while the specific structure can vary from one community college to another, you'll generally see common roles like President, Vice President, Deans for different faculties, Directors of various departments, and further down, the various faculty and administrative positions.

For your research project, I would recommend selecting a range of community colleges from different areas or with different sizes to get a more robust understanding of how their organizational structures may differ.