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Vicki Orrico named to BCC Board
of Trustees
Washington
Gov. Christine Gregoire has appointed Vicki
E. Orrico, of Bellevue,
to a five-year term on the Bellevue Community College Board of
Trustees.
Orrico
replaces Ruthann Kurose, who has retired from the Board after
14 years of service.
Orrico
practices law with Ogden Murphy Wallace, PLLC, in Seattle, where
she represents local cities and towns and also serves business
clients, primarily small- to mid-sized and women-owned businesses.
Quite active in the
community, Orrico serves on the Bellevue Planning Commission, the
Overlake Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees and the Board of the
University of Washington’s Center for Women and Democracy.
Orrico was honored with
the Washington State Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division
Exemplary Service Award in 1998.
Orrico
earned juris doctor and bachelor’s degrees from the University
of Wisconsin. |
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Food
Services is growing greener!
When they say they're
serving green coffee, it's a good thing.
BCC Food Services, led by Todd
Juvrud, is now serving only Tully's 'fair-trade'
coffee in the cafeteria and at the coffee stands in the R and L Building lobbies.
And all coffee drinks are served in cups made of recycled, environmentally
friendly materials.
"Fair trade" coffee
is made from organically grown beans that are cultivated in forest
shade (i.e., require no trees to be cut) by farmers who are paid
a fair living wage.
BCC to be on video throughout India
Thanks to the efforts of
International Student Programs Assistant Dean Cris
Samia and his staff, a crew from the U.S. Commercial Service
will be on campus later this month to create a videotape about BCC
featuring some of our students from India, to be shown on Indian
television and distributed in thousands of copies all over India.
Only a handful of schools will be featured, so BCC's inclusion is
a big feather in our cap.
ISP also has greatly expanded its online presence.
At www.dalilusa.com (behind
the 'Higher Education' link at the bottom) you can find information on BCC
in both Turkish and Arabic.
More ISP news is available in their newsletter, at http://bellevuecollege.edu/isp/newsletter.html.
6,600 -- that's a lot of hours!
Once again BCC students
have distinguished themselves by participating in Washington Campus
Compact's Americorps Students in Service program.
Twenty-two BCC students participated last year, contributing more
than 6,600 hours of community service in such activities as tutoring,
mentoring, campus leadership, assisting new students on campus, and
working with senior citizens, the homeless, ESL populations and immigrant
services.
Each student earned $1,000 to go toward college education
expenses.
“We Really Need to Talk!” Join in
Courageous Conversations!
Seventy-eight hungry
and courageous people attended the Courageous Conversation breakfast
Sept. 21 to take part in structured conversations about race -- the
new format for launching each weekly small-group Courageous Conversation
this fall.
"The purpose of the structure is to provide an opportunity for
everyone to participate and to provide time for talking, listening
and reflection, to increase safety in talking about race and to balance
styles of communication so that no one style dominates," said
BCC Counselor Akemi Matsumoto, who
led the session.
"With this structure we believe we can include everyone who
is interested in dialoguing about race in our weekly on-going conversations," she
added.
Akemi also shared a moving poem -- “We Really
Need to Talk!” written by a high school student on the East Coast --
to illustrate the purpose of Courageous Conversations (read the poem at http://bellevuecollege.edu/grapevine/images/We
Need to Really Talk.pdf.
Everyone is welcome and
invited to share their personal racial perspectives in any of the
weekly Courageous Conversations groups. You will find the weekly
schedule at http://bellevuecollege.edu/grapevine/images/CourageousConversationsFall2007schedule.pdf.
For more information contact Akemi at amatsumo@bcc.ctc.edu or
X2202.
Don’t get caught in the snow! Sign
up here for
text, e-mail alerts
Be sure to sign
up for BCC’s new emergency notification system, which
uses e-mail and text messaging to alert subscribers (students,
faculty and staff only) about emergency campus closures, such
as for snowstorms.
You may also add your personal e-mail address to the
list.
Sign up by simply logging in to the system one time,
at http://bellevuecollege.edu/alerts/.
Opportunity Grants offer new form of assistance
for low-income adults
With a $350,000 in funding
from the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, BCC’s
Workforce Education department has launched an Opportunity Grant
program for limited-income students.
The Grants are geared towards adults seeking selected
professional/technical certificates within the Business, Health Science, Computer
Technology, and Education programs. These programs were identified through
research by the State Board that indicated they were the most likely to lead
to high-wage, high-demand jobs.
The grants cover up to 45 credits’ tuition and
up to $1,000 in book vouchers.
Contact: Heather Morgan, X4045 or hmorgan@bcc.ctc.edu.
Please tell your students: Foundation Scholarship
applications now available
Applications for BCC Foundation
scholarships are now available for download at http://www.bellevuecollege.edu/scholarships/main_scholarships.htm.
Completed applications are due by noon Oct. 18th in
the Foundation officer (A102).
Continuing Ed students redesign Red Cross field
guide
Students in Continuing Education’s
Project Management certificate program are redesigning the field
guide used by the hundreds of Red Cross volunteers who set up emergency
shelters.
The work is being done for the Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross but
will be proposed for adoption nationally.
Continuing Education’s Director of Work-Related
Programs Margaret Murphy noted the demographics
on these students vary greatly from those of most for-credit classes. The
students’ average age is 42, and many already have bachelor’s
degrees.
BCC Foundation extends support to low-income Extreme
Makeover-Home Edition family
BCC Foundation Executive
Direct Gaynor Hills presented a certificate for $6,000 to Connie
Chapin and her children, a low-income family in Kirkland who were
selected for assistance by the Extreme Makeover-Home Edition TV program.
The presentation was made after filming for the episode -- expected
to air in January -- was completed. Read a transcript of the KOMO-TV
news coverage at http://www.komotv.com/news/10236176.html.
Blog gives poor marks to BCC drinking fountain
The blog "Drunk," which
rates drinking fountains around town, has rated the fountain outside
the BCC gymnasium a so-so 5.5 out of 10.
Though the blog gave the fountain an 8 for Stream ("High. Strong.
Full. Fat. Real arc. Too bad the stream wasn't anywhere near cold.")
and a 7 for Style ("The tall, spoon-shaped spout was a distinctive
touch. And there's a good-looking push lever on the right side of
the sink. It didn't offer much resistance, though"), it rated
the fountain only a 5 on Hum ("I liked the strong white noise
whoosh, but it seemed thin without the electric buzz underneath it
that I want from an indoor fountain."), an even-poorer 4 on
Taste ("Slightly tinny.") and a dismal 3 for being room
temperature.
Disagree? Fight back by posting a response at http://hexmessage.blogspot.com/2007/08/drunk.html.
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| Movers & Shakers |
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Art Instructor Vicki
Artimovich is putting together another
educational tour of Italy for next summer. Tour participants
will spend one week each in Venice, Florence and Rome. The
trip will begin either the last week of June or the first
week of July 2008. |
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Biology Instructor Dr.
Gita Bangera spent five days in June bringing
the excitement of science to young people on the Colville Reservation
near Omak. Gita was part of the faculty at a science camp that
brought together tribal elders, university researchers and science-based
Colville Reservation professionals to engage and inspire students
about science and the environment. The camp was sponsored by
Colville Confederated Tribes, TANF, Washington State University
and BCC, among others. |
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“BCC
summer camp gives peek at science,” a
brief story with two large photos, appeared
in the Aug. 18 edition of the Bellevue
Reporter. The annual science camp is led by Science
Instructor Dr. Jim Ellinger.[http://bellevuecollege.edu/news/coverage/SummerScienceCamp8-18-07.pdf]
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Anthropology Instructor Dr.
Nancy Gonlin has co-edited a book titled, Commoner
Ritual and Ideology in Ancient Mesoamerica, which was published recently
by the University Press of Colorado, Boulder. The book explores
the ritual life of Mesoamerica’s common
citizens, inside and outside of the domestic sphere, from Formative
through Postclassic periods. The book is available for purchase
at the Press’ website (www.upcolorado.com). |
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Several articles by Biology
Instructor Dr.
Peter Jo have been
published recently in the Northwest Asian Weekly: “Bad
shoes mean bad news,” “5
things you need to know about trans fat” and “5
healthy reasons to play golf. [All at http://www.nwasianweekly.com/].
Another story by Dr. Jo, titled "Get your brain in sync with
your body for better golf," appeared in the Aug. 11 edition
of the Bellevue Reporter, as part of Steve Wozeniak's “Golf
Tips” column. |
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Recently retired BCC Trustee Ruthann
Kurose has been named
to receive a Distinguished Alumna Award from the University
of Washington Alumni Association’s Multicultural Alumni
Partnership. |
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BCC Social Science Instructor Leon
Leeds' involvement
with the King County archeology program is noted in an Aug.
22 Seattle Medium article titled, “Preserving
King County’s Legacy.” [http://www.newspaperclips.com/npcapp/bounce.aspx/mynewsclips/32868/1/YmFkYW1zQGJjYy5jdGMuZWR1/159136222] |
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An article by English Instructor
Rebecca
Morris, titled “Female
sex offenders reveal cultural double standard,” was
published in the Sept. 10 issue of the Seattle
Times. [http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=predator10&date=20070910&query=rebecca+morris] |
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Faculty Resource Center
Specialist Michèle Royer is
quoted extensively in a June article titled, “Emerging IT Careers,” on
the Dice.com website. [http://career-resources.dice.com/job-technology/emerging_IT_careers.shtml] |
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Science
Division Chair Lynn Sage and
Vice President–Administrative
Services Laura Saunders were
quoted in a July 7 Seattle
Times article titled, “Campus builds to satisfy
need for more labs.” [http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=bccscience07e&date=20070707&query=laura+saunders] |
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An articled about Geology
Instructor Dr. Rob Viens’ appointment
as a NASA community liaison, titled "BCC professor
named NASA Solar System Ambassador," appeared in the June 20 edition
of the Bellevue Reporter. [http://bellevuecollege.edu/news/coverage/ViensNasa.pdf]
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Chinese language Instructor Shang-Chiu
Wang and Mathematics
Instructor Tony Akhlaghi were among 24 teachers from the Puget
Sound area recognized as Inspiring Teachers by the University
of Washington’s
Computer Science and Engineering Department. |
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Business Instructor Louis
Watanabe has been selected to represent
the Washington Education Association on a State Board for Community
and Technical Colleges task force on faculty and administrative
staff compensation. |
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Nursing program chair Sybil
Webber and student Ingrid
Anderson are quoted in a Sept. 4 Seattle
P-I article titled, “Lottery
sifts applicants for Bellevue's nursing program” [http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/330125_nursing04.html]
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Continuing Education Art-Zones
instructor Yu
Ming Zhu was featured
in a Sept. 26 Seattle Times article titled, “East
meets West in artist's view of cellphone culture.” [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/thearts/2003902107_zhu26n.html] |
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| Events & Opportunities |
Through
Nov. 1 |
Gallery
Space Exhibit: The Annual Faculty Show. Features
works by Ginny Banks, Ross Brown, Stacie Chappell, Pat
DeCaro, Lars Husby, Gretchen Lillie, Dale Lindman, Carolyn
Luark, Bob Purser, Victor Sandblom, Ron Tanzi, Linda Thomas,
Eric Tomberlin, Steve Turner, Mark Walker and
Margaret Zydek. Gallery Space
(room D271) is open from 11 a.m. to 2:50 p.m., Wednesday
through Saturday.
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Through
Dec. 12 |
Photo
Exhibit: The Dust Bowl. Library
Media Center (room D106). Contact: Star
Rush, X2550 or srush@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Through
Oct. 26 |
National
Disability and Employment Month display. Cafeteria
showcase. |
Oct.
16 |
EWU
@ Bellevue Open House, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.,
Cafeteria. |
Oct.
17 |
Free
Potluck & Salsa Lessons, sponsored by the Latin American
Culture Club. 12:30-2:30 p.m., C130. Not necessary to bring
a food dish. |
Oct.
18 |
Disability
PRIDE (Promoting Routine Inclusion of Disability in Education), a
celebration led by students and community members who have
disabilities. Two presentations by students of personal experience
with disabilities. 11:30 a.m. -1 p.m., Carlson Theatre. Contact:
Susan Gjolmesli, X2392 or sgjolmes@bcc.ctc.edu. |
| Oct.
18 |
Fall Gathering,
for Multi-Cultural Services students and BCC Faculty and
Staff of Color, 2-4 p.m. C!20. RSVP (425) 564-2208 |
| Oct.
18 - 31 |
Photo
exhibit: The
Road to Freedom. Uses
color photographs and interviews to tell the stories
of children, teens and adults with the full spectrum
of physical, sensory, learning and mental disabilities.
L Building Lobby. Contact: Sergey Smirnov, asgvppsa@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Oct.
18 |
Training:
Introduction to HP (SMS). 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Faculty Resource Center computer
lab. To sign up go to: https://bellevuecollege.edu/ETT/ActivityDetails.aspx?ActivityID=156.
Contact: Melissa Sitzenstock, X3132, msitzens@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Oct.
19 |
BCC
FoundationFEST! Food and
fun, as thanks from the Foundation for the support of
the campus. Everyone welcome! Free. Cafeteria. Time to
be announced. |
Oct.
19 |
Pluralism Day
/ College Issues Day |
Oct.
20 |
Self
Defense for Women, taught by Public Safety Director Joe
Fithian. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Focuses
on risk awareness, avoidance and reduction, along with easy-to-learn,
easy-to-use physical self-defense techniques. Call
X2400 to reserve a spot. Female relatives and friends
of the BCC community also welcome. FREE. |
Oct.
20 |
"A Night
for Koti," a benefit for BCC student Koti Hu, who
was paralyzed in a car accident last summer. 6 p.m., Westminster
Chapel Gym, 13646 NE 24th Street, Bellevue. Includes an
appearance by comedian and former BCC student Nick
Thune. (More at http://www.kotihu.com/). |
Oct.
23 |
"Katrina
Leadership Program: New Paradigms for Student Leadership
In College &
Community," a presentation by Malcolm
Cash. Three
sessions: 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Library Media
Center, D106. Contact: Shanika Russell, X2306 or srussell@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Oct.
23 |
Faculty MyBCC
Feedback Session, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., C120. Contact:
Lori Tiede, X2459, ltiede@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Oct.
25 |
University
Transfer Fair, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., and International
University Transfer Fair (for international students), 2
- 5 p.m., Cafeteria. (More at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/advising/TransferFair.asp) |
Oct.
25 |
TRiO
Academic Awards Reception, 3 - 4 p.m., N201. Speaker:
International Scholar-in-Resident Lucia
Zuppa, Contact: Mary Chambers, mchamber@bcc.tc.edu,
X2218. |
Oct.
26 |
Halloween
Dance, 7 – 11 p.m., Cafeteria. (More at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/stupro/events/index.asp) |
Oct.
30 |
Faculty MyBCC
Feedback Session, time and place to be announced.
Contact: Lori Tiede, X2459, ltiede@bcc.ctc.edu |
Oct.
31 |
Adjunct
and Part-time Faculty Recognition Day (by
proclamation of the Governor). Contact: Louis Watanabe,
X5714 or lwatanab@bcc.ctc.edu.
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Nov. 6 |
Faculty MyBCC
Feedback Session, 11:30
a.m. – 1 p.m.,
C120. Contact: Lori Tiede, X2459, ltiede@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Nov.
7 |
EWU
@ Bellevue Open House, 9
a.m. – 1 p.m., Cafeteria. |
Nov.
9, 10, 15 - 17 |
Theater: The
Speed of Darkness, presented by the BCC
Drama Department. 8 p.m., Stop Gap Theatre. $12 ($10
students), available online, in-person or by phone only at
Ticket Window (http://www.ticketwindowonline.com/index.php),
(206) 325-6500). Contact: Lyneen Patnoe, X3114, lpatnoe@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Nov.
14 |
Training:
Introduction to HP (SMS). 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Faculty Resource Center
computer lab. To sign up go to: https://bellevuecollege.edu/ETT/ActivityDetails.aspx?ActivityID=156 |
Nov.
15 - 16 |
American
Indian Film Festival: Cultural Survival in the Arts, with
featured speaker John Trudell and a special tribute to Phil
Lucas. Carlson Theater
& N201. More at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/aiff/ |
Nov.
27-29 |
Auditions
for BCC Drama Department Winter productions of the modern musical, Falsettos,
and the classic British comedy, The Importance of Being
Earnest. Contact: Tammi Doyle, X2319, tdoyle@bcc.ctc.edu. |
Nov.
28 |
Fall
Jazz Band Invitational. Bellevue Community
College Jazz Band and two top high school bands. 7:30 p.m.,
Carlson Theater, $7 ($5 students and seniors). Tickets go
on sale at 7 p.m. at the door only. Contact: Lyneen Patnoe,
X3114, lpatnoe@bcc.ctc.edu |
Nov.
30 |
Vocal
Jazz Fall Invitational. Celebration! and
two top high school ensembles. 7:30 p.m., Carlson Theatre,
$7 ($5 students and seniors). Tickets go on sale at 7 p.m.
at the door only. Contact: Lyneen Patnoe, X3114, lpatnoe@bcc.ctc.edu |
Dec.
6 |
Symphonic Choral
Concert: “Sounds of the Season,” BCC
Concert Choir. 7:30 p.m., Benaroya Hall, 200 University
Street, Seattle. $10. Contact: Lyneen Patnoe, X3114, lpatnoe@bcc.ctc.edu |
Dec.
6 - 8 |
DIRECTions
Drama Festival: 10-minute plays written
and/or directed by BCC students. 8 p.m. Stop Gap Theatre.
$5. Contact: Lyneen Patnoe, X3114, lpatnoe@bcc.ctc.edu |
Dec.
8 |
Espresso Theatre – Open
mike for BCC student performances. 11 p.m., Stop
Gap Theatre in Building E. |
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| Student
Success |
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"BCC
student from Redmond wins Coca-Cola scholarship" (Sergey
Smirnov). Read
the story at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/news/releases/archives/2007/SergeySmirnovScholarship9-19-07.asp |
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"BCC graduate Kendall
Snow Gamble wins national
interior design honor" Read
the story at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/news/releases/archives/2007/KendallSnowGambleDesignAward9-17-07.asp) |
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"NW
Golf: Lee hangs on to win Seattle Amateur" (Richard
Lee),
Read the story at: http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=seattlegolf05&date=20070705&query=richard+lee)
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"The
essence of Issaquah - through a lens" (About
Continuing Education's Art-Zones
class, “Shooting, Showing, and Selling Your
Photography”).
Read the story at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/news/coverage/IssaquahLiving8-07.pdf |
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The Saipan Tribune published
an article in July, titled "Giving back to
our home," about new BCC Criminal Justice
student Lee Tenorio. Read
the story at: http://www.saipantribune.com/newsstory.aspx?cat=16&newsID=70685 |
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"Nick
Thune performs
'Instant Messenger' live on The Tonight
Show." View the video at: http://celebrity.rightpundits.com/?p=1754. |
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"Retail Notebook: Each of
EvZe's gourmet ingredients has a story" (About
Tony Aikens, who is quoted saying taking small-business
courses at BCC ”was the best thing I could have
done."). Read the story at: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/food/328038_retail18.html |
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"EAFF scholarship
winners in art show" (Dan
McLellan) Read the story at: http://bellevuecollege.edu/grapevine//images/EAFFArtShow6-19-07.pdf |
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"Vulcan 'Falls'
for rights to Caletti series" (About Paul
Allen's Vulcan Productions acquiring rights to Deb
Caletti's "Nine Mile Falls" book series
for young adults. Read the story at: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/television/news/e3i75ec4629cfe1313aaac95fe7a472bcf8 |
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BCC Interior Design
students took first and second place in the Student category of The 2007
Northwest Design Awards competition. Julie
Rackley won first place, while Michelle
J. Leszcynski took second. One judge, in commenting
on her work, noted that Julie was “worth hiring now.” Judges
also called Michelle’s project “inspired” an “amazing
imagination of program and poetry.” |
For
BCC Bulldog sports schedules visit www.bellevuecollege.edu/athletics.
For additional event information visit the college calendar
at http://events.bellevuecollege.edu/main.php.
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News |
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BCC
Bulldog sports |
Visit www.bellevuecollege.edu/athletics |
| Welcome & Farewell |
Welcome
to new BCC staff and faculty:
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Linda
Anneble – Program Assistant,
International Student Programs |
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Robert Backstrand – Faculty,
Business / Video Production |
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Peter Benarcik – Faculty,
Interior Design |
| • |
Luciellen
Camelia – Program Coordinator,
CE Computer Programs |
| • |
Gregory
Castleberry – Control Technician,
Maintenance |
| • |
Bopharuth
Cheng – Program Assistant, CE
Support Services |
| • |
Loan
Doan – Food Service Worker, Food
Services |
| • |
Rebecca Gonzalez – Program
Coordinator, International Student Programs |
| • |
Jorja
Gunderson – Program Coordinator,
CE Testing Center |
| • |
Susan Hakoda – Faculty,
Early Childhood Education |
| • |
Andrew
Herman – Grounds & Nursery
Specialist 2, Grounds |
| • |
Dae
Hoon Suh – IT Specialist 4, Computing
Services |
| • |
Beatrice Hughes – Vice
President, Human Resources |
| • |
Eric
Kong – IT Specialist 2, Computing
Services |
| • |
Sunmi
Ku – Faculty, Mathematics |
| • |
Emily
MacPherson – Program Coordinator,
Educational Planning Resource Center |
| • |
Antaknea
Majors - Program Assistant, Enrollment
Services |
| • |
Peter
Maphumulo – Executive Dean, Office
of Instruction |
| • |
Donna
Miguel – Faculty, English |
| • |
Sakae
Namiki – Program Assistant, CE
Support Services |
| • |
Thong
Ngo - Custodian 2, Custodial Services |
| • |
Jeffrey
Pope – Faculty, Diagnostic Ultrasound |
| • |
Cesar
Rangel – Program Assistant, Enrollment
Services |
| • |
Romina
Rivera – Marketing Coordinator,
Continuing Education |
| • |
Nayely
Ruiz – Program Assistant, WorkFirst |
| • |
Star
Rush – Director, Center for Liberal
Arts |
| • |
Geeta
Sadashivan – Faculty, English |
| • |
Thanong
Saengsukwao – Custodian 2, Custodial
Services |
| • |
Shawn
Sanders – Cook 1, Food Services |
| • |
Lloyd
Stanfield – Program Assistant,
Enrollment Services |
| • |
Gregory
Templin – Custodian 2, Custodial
Services |
| • |
Margaret
Timberlake – Faculty, Early Childhood
Education |
| • |
Maggie
Whetsel – Assistant Director,
Public Safety |
| • |
Analena
Whitmore – Program Assistant,
Work-Related Programs |
| • |
Phouvanh
Xaya-Outhone – Custodian 2, Custodial
Services |
| • |
Robin
Young – Associate Dean, Enrollment
Services |
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Congratulations
on recent promotions or changes:
| • |
William
Iverson – to Chair, Business Division |
| • |
Raymond
Kubista – to Assistant Director,
CE Business Training Institute |
| • |
Heather
Morgan – to Opportunity Grant
Program Manager, Workforce Development |
| • |
Jayashree
Pulacode –to Program Coordinator,
Arts & Humanities |
| • |
Shanika
Russell – to Program Coordinator,
CEO |
| • |
Kara
Talbott – to Development Director,
Institutional Advancement |
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A fond farewell to departing BCC employees:
| • |
Darla
Abraham – Media Technician Senior,
Media Center |
| • |
Mercedes
Ammerlaan – Early Childhood Specialist
2, ELFCC |
| • |
Elizabeth
Apple – Career & Internship
Specialist, Career & Women’s Center |
| • |
Kelly
Baker – Program Coordinator, CE
Testing Center |
| • |
Jaslyn Balberdi – Fiscal
Analyst 2, Finance |
| • |
Irina
Bokhorkes – Program Coordinator,
Arts & Humanities |
| • |
Carol
Burton – Faculty, Biology |
| • |
Gregory
Castleberry – Control Technician,
Maintenance |
| • |
Kiyomi
Damper – Program Assistant, CE
Support Services |
| • |
Susan
Ferguson – Social Worker 1, ELFCC |
| • |
Erika
Ferreri – Program Manager, HSEWI |
| • |
Dawn
Furushima – Program Coordinator,
Developmental Education & ESL |
| • |
Nickolas
Greising – Marketing Coordinator,
CE |
| • |
Connie Johnson – Administrative
Assistant, Institutional Advancement |
| • |
Tim
Kennedy – Faculty, Business/Media |
| • |
Mina
Kirilov – Program Coordinator,
International Student Programs |
| • |
Reinhart
(Jacob) Klein – IT Specialist
2, Computing Services |
| • |
Ohkoon
Kwon – Fiscal Analyst 2, Budget |
| • |
Mark
Lane – Bookstore Buyer, Bookstore |
| • |
Angela
Leung – Program Assistant, High
School Programs |
| • |
Maureen
Little – Title III Activity Director,
Office of Instruction |
| • |
Gretchen
Ludwig – Program Coordinator,
Computer Programs |
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Elman
McClain – Assistant Director,
Public Safety |
| • |
Maurice
McKinnon – Director, HSEWI |
| • |
Cheryl
Moss – Faculty, Diagnostic Ultrasound |
| • |
Dennis
Noev – Program Assistant, CE Support
Services |
| • |
Jeremy
Olguin – Program Specialist 3,
DSS |
| • |
Melton
Parker – Retail Clerk II, Bookstore |
| • |
Cesar
Rangel – Program Assistant, Enrollment
Services |
| • |
Norman
Starke – Control Technician,
Maintenance |
| • |
Gwendolyn
Trussler – Faculty, RATEC |
| • |
Alfredo
Valdes – IT Specialist 2, Computing
Services |
| • |
Edwards
Wickman – Ground & Nursery
Specialist, Grounds |
| • |
Marcia
Wilson – Program Assistant, International
Student Programs |
| • |
Ruth
Wilson – Faculty, Health Sciences |
| • |
Sophia
Zhou – Application Developer,
Application Development Services |
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