Jill Boyle

Welcome. I'm Jill Boyle, Higher Education Professional and Consultant

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Dr. Jill Boyle is an experienced higher education professional who has served in leadership roles at both the community college and university level. Dr. Boyle has skills in administrative leadership, teaching, financial management, organizational development, and leading change.  She has distinguished herself for her ability to analyze and problem-solve.  Dr. Boyle also works with non-profit groups, including, Trinity Without Borders in Sarasota, Florida. In this capacity, she has created a strong infrastructure for the organization through her work in developing policies and procedures and building community relations. In her personal time, Dr. Jill Boyle enjoys hiking and spending time with her family.

Managing Director and Consultant at Capitol Peaks Advising

Present

I create growth and infrastructure for a variety of organizations in need of consulting services.

Senior Vice President at Colorado Mountain College

December 2010 - December 2013

Oversaw several campuses throughout North Central Colorado.

Senior Vice President at Colorado Mountain College

December 2010 - December 2013

I served as the executive officer overseeing the seven campuses that are Colorado Mountain College (CMC) and was responsible for several college-wide functions including human resources, procurement/purchasing, marketing, government relations, customized business services and senior programs. CMC is a locally funded, public institution offering certificates, associate degrees, baccalaureate degrees, workforce development programs, GED, continuing education courses, and the largest English as a Second Language program in the state. CMC covers an expansive district of 12,000 square miles in northwestern Colorado ranging from rural ranchland to such world-class resorts as Aspen, Breckenridge, Steamboat Springs and Vail. CNNMoney recognized CMC in 2013 for its rank among the top twenty community colleges in the country for student success as measured by successful completion of a degree program or transfer to an accredited college.

President at Florida Keys Community College

April 2007 - June 2010

President at Florida Keys Community College

April 2007 - June 2010

I served as CEO of a comprehensive, state-supported community college offering associate degrees, remedial education, workforce training, and life-long learning programs at its main campus and two instructional sites. o Reversed 10 years of enrollment decline while increasing student retention rates to become the fastest growing institution in the Florida College System. o Secured $2.24 Million congressional appropriation and initiated first Sponsored Projects division for managing national grants and funding; $5 Million state appropriation for the first campus building in 17 years; Doubled gifts to the Foundation and received the largest gift to date ($1 million). o Increased faculty salaries an average of 17% in year one, moving recompense from among the lowest in the state system to the top half during state budget declines, while maintaining more than the state-mandated budget reserve. o Created a private-public partnership to raise $8.6 Million in non-recourse, tax exempt bonds for residence hall construction. o Installed first Student Government Association and significantly expanded student life programs. o Re-engineered course schedule resulting in average student credit load increase from 8 to 11.4 credits and led the creation of over a dozen new curricular offerings. o Updated technological infrastructure and administrative systems; tripled distance learning enrollment.

Vice President for Student Affairs at Pennsylvania College of Technology

2003 - 2007

Vice President for Student Affairs at Pennsylvania College of Technology

2003 - 2007

I served as the chief student affairs officer with oversight for $10,000,000+budget and numerous departments including TRIO, academic support services, athletics, career services, counseling, disability services, financial aid, activities, health services, residence life, and the certified police department. I was responsible for capital projects, building community relationships and ensuring a successful student life experience. Pennsylvania College of Technology is a national leader in applied technology education offering baccalaureate and associate degrees to 6,500 students, 1,500 of these students live on-campus.

Dean of Students at Southeastern Louisiana University

1997 - 2003

Dean of Students at Southeastern Louisiana University

1997 - 2003

Dean of Students (formerly Univ. of Judaism) at American Jewish University

1995 - 1997

Promoted from Director of Residence Life and Campus Activities after one year.

Dean of Students at American Jewish University

1995 - 1997

Promoted from Director of Residence Life and Campus Activities after one year.

Residence Director at University of Massachusetts

1989 - 1991

Founded, developed and led the University Honors Residential Program

Residence Director at University of Massachusetts

1989 - 1991

Oversaw residential communities of 300-675 students at large, land grant research university. -Planned, implemented, and assessed student development programs, conducted student discipline process, mediation and educational interventions. -Founded, developed and led the University Honors Residential Program.

Assistant Residence Director at University of Massachusetts

August 1987 - January 1989

Assistant Residence Director at University of Massachusetts

August 1987 - January 1989

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

1987 – 1992

Ed.D.

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

1987 – 1992

Ed.D.

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

1987 – 1988

M.Ed.

Concentration: student personnel

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

1987 – 1988

M.Ed.

Concentration: student personnel

Dr. Jill Boyle keeps active with her family by enjoying long hikes in the mountains, traveling to cultural destinations, and participating in community events.