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114 Advisory Committees Photo courtesy of Jacqlyn Vetter. CHAPTER8 ADVISORY COMMITTEES Ohlone College has, in addition to college transfer courses, programs that meet the needs of the local community in vocational, technical, and career areas. To assist the College in determining the needs of the various facets of the community, representatives of business, the professions, labor and industry, are invited to participate in curriculum planning. George Rodgers Anthropology/Geography/Geology Faculty, Ohlone ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE College Mikelyn Stacey Lucia Au Chao Gregoiry J. Ahern Dean, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Mathematics; CPA Alameda County Sheriff/Coroner Ohlone College Ronald Hanson Timothy Anderson Craig Steckler Hanson & Associates Chief of Police, East Bay Regional Park Police Chief of Police, City of Fremont Maria Ku Dash Butler Greg Stewart CPA; Accounting Faculty, Ohlone College Chief of Police (Acting), BART Police Department Chief of Police, City of Union City De-Hwei O’Shaughnessy Richard Cominos, Sr. Robert Wasserman Alumna, Ohlone College Assistant Professor/Coordinator, Administration of Justice Mayor, City of Fremont Department, Ohlone College Alan Olsen Pauline Weaver Managing Partner, Greenstein, Rogoff, Olsen & Co., CPAs Dennis Graham Deputy Public Defender, Alameda County Chief of Police, Milpitas Police Department Vern Piumarta Dr. Patricia Zajac Accounting Faculty, Ohlone College Richard Keller Professor and Chair of Criminal Justice Department, Superior Court Judge, Alameda County California State University, East Bay Ed Robinson CPA, Edward Robinson, Certified Public Accountants Richard Klemmer Assistant District Attorney, Alameda County Gary Yamashita Senior Analyst, Chevron Corporation Don Lane California Department of Justice, POST Representative Eric Yap BIOTECHNOLOGY Senior Business Analyst, Adept Technology James Leal Chief of Police, Newark Police Department Lloyd Yarbrough Controller, Onmueron Corporation Steven M. Osawa Ken Baker Chief, Safety and Security, Ohlone College Head of Staffing, Diversity, and Inclusion, Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics 2011-2012 OHLONE COLLEGE CATALOG 8 ADVISORY COMMITTEES 115 Dr. Mark Barnby Biology/Biotechnology Faculty, Ohlone College BROADCASTING (RADIO) COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Dr. Jim Baxter Biology/Biotechnology Faculty, Ohlone College AND OCCUPATIONAL Jesse Casados Bob Dochterman TECHNOLOGY Product Manager, Stryker Director, Radio Operations, Ohlone College Patti Castro Lisa Foxx Interim Director, Alameda County WIB Air Personality, KYSR & KIOI Radio Rick Arellano CAOT and Real Estate Faculty, Ohlone College Clay Colvin Robert Sean King Economic Development Manager, City of Newark Director of Internet Services, Clear Channel Broadcasting David Benoun Attorney at Law Tom Demmitt Mark Pape President, Biolytic Reporter/Anchor, Metro Networks Carolyn Brownell Adjunct Instructor, Ohlone College Angelique Finney Kirk Peffer Biology Faculty, Ohlone College Music Director, KEZR Radio Lesley Buehler Dean, Learning Resources and Academic Technology, Dave Shakes Christine Friday Ohlone College Economic Development Coordinator, City of Union City Chief Programming Officer, Results Radio President, Shakes Radio Consulting C.E. Kitty Cecil-Hunter Dr. Bipin Gupta Mission Valley ROP President and CEO, Diagnostic Biosystems Lisa St. Regis-Sturges Air Personality, KISQ & KHHT Radio Sussie Collaso Sue Hinojoza Owner, Mexico Tortilla Factory Biotechnology Teacher, James Logan High School Michael Stockwell Chief Engineer, KEZR Radio/ KBAY Radio David Edine Laurie Issel-Tarver Senior Consultant, Workforce Development Biology/Biotechnology Faculty, Ohlone College Rob Williams Syndicated Morning Personality/President, Williams Amber Hatter Iqbal Khan Broadcasting Real Estate Broker, Look Realty Scientist, Applied Biosystems Kelly Hess Peggy Kraus City of Newark Administrator Site Communications Senior Manager, Amgen Alberto Huezo Michael Leung City of Newark Council member (retired) Dean of Science, California State University, East Bay BROADCASTING Vivien Larsen Michelle Mensinger (TELEVISION) Newark Unified School District administrator (retired); Chair, Science Department, Newark Memorial High Board of Trustees, Ohlone College School Lupe Lopez Tony Bonilla Yvette Niccolls Business owner Chemistry Faculty, Ohlone College Assistant News Director, KTVU TV Marybeth McCarthy Belva Davis Dr. Ken Olson Business Services Representative, Workforce Investment News Anchor, KRON TV Olson Consulting Board Peggy Geary Sally Porfido Terry Roderick-Alderete Motion Picture Continuity Supervisor Economic Development Manager, City of Hayward Alderete Business Visions Sam Goldman Dr. Ron Quinta Elisa Webb Sports Information Officer, San Francisco State University Dean, Science, Technology, and Engineering; Ohlone Industry Consultant; Adjunct Faculty, Ohlone College College Paul Hammons Ruben Rathnasingham News Graphics Supervisor, Fordham University Vice President, Development, Corium Gary Kauf Brenda Richardson Director, Television Operations, Ohlone College Biotechnology Teacher, Tennyson High School COMPUTERS, NETWORKS, Robert Sakai AND EMERGING Technology & Trade Director, East Bay Economic Development Alliance (EDA) TECHNOLOGY Josie Sette BUSINESS Director, Northern California Bay Area Biotechnology SUPERVISION/MANAGEMENT Center, Ohlone College Mid-Pacific ICT Center Advisory Anu Suresh Mission Valley ROP Mindy Autin Bren Boddy-Thomas Student, Ohlone College Manager/Officer, Exchange Bank Help Desk Glenn Takayama President, Spring Bioscience Dr. Helmut Buehler Deborah Boisvert Group Marketing Manager, Sun Microsystems Director, BATEC Center for IT Frankie Tate Science Chair, Granada High School Amber Hatter Michael Butler Real Estate Broker, Look Realty Region 6 Chairman, IEEE Lori Taylor Economic Development Director, City of Fremont Christine Sibley John Carrese Adjunct Instructor, Ohlone College Director, Economic & Workforce Development Center of Robert To Excellence Scientist, Xoma Ltd. Larry Simmers Supervisor, Larry Simmers Coach Treatment & Disposal Maura Devlin-Clancy Sandi Woods Services Union Sanitary District Chair, Computer Networking and IT Department, City Operations Manager, Genencor College of San Francisco Nancy Smith Michael Yoshida Database Commands Manager, BenefitNation, Inc. Bill Cullifer Senior Manager, Manufacturing and Technical Support, Executive Director, World Organization of Webmasters Allergan B.J. Taylor (WOW) PHR, BJ Taylor Consultants Bill Doherty Instructor, Truckee-Meadows Community College Grace Esteban Program Manager, MPICT 2011-2012 OHLONE COLLEGE CATALOG 116 8 ADVISORY COMMITTEES Photo courtesy of Jacqlyn Vetter. Dennis Frezzo Gordan Snyder Greg Bailey Instructional Tools and Research Architect, Network Executive Director, National Center for ICT (NCICT) Principal, American High School Academy Learning Systems and Development, CISCO Megan Stewart John Bjerke Systems, Inc. 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