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Future Alumni—Chabot College Student Senate Fall 2017 RIEND F S E O H F T C E H G A B E O LL T CO FUTURE ALUMNI—CHABOT COLLEGE STUDENT SENATE LEADERSHIP Juliet Garcia, Jeremy Yu, Zaheer Ebtikar, Ellen Corbett (Faculty Advisor), Sharon Deng, Celena Zeng, & Lorenzo Caballero THE FRIENDS OF CHABOT COLLEGE FOURTH ANNUAL GALA On September 21, 2017 the Friends of Chabot College Foundation held their fourth annual Gala which was a resounding success. The event was sold out and the venue bustled with 160 guests including students and staff members of CARNAL, My Sister’s Keeper and Striving Black Brothers who volunteered during the event. In total, the Friends of Chabot College raised $37,885 for Chabot College students and programs. This year, the foundation honored leaders who have made sustaining contributions to Chabot College: CLPCCD Chancellor Emeritus, Dr. Susan Cota; Mr. Felix Galaviz, co-founder of the Puente Project at Chabot College; and Mr. Andy Slivka, a Carpenter’s Union leader. Sponsorships and donations were made by many supporters in the community from the labor, business, education and political arenas. Also in attendance were many members from the Chabot Las Positas Community College District, Chabot College and Las Positas College faculty, staff and administrators, and Trustee members. ALAMEDA COUNTY SUPERVISOR RICHARD VALLE SUPPORTS CHABOT COLLEGE EARTH WEEK The week of April 17-22, 2017, Chabot College held Earth Week events to Make a Green Difference. It was a week full of quality speakers, workshops, and activities. Supervisor Richard Valle helped sponsor event activities with a $4,000 contribution. Events included keynote presentations such as Valentin Lopez, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band of the Ohlone Nation and Eric Holt-Giménez, Executive Director of Food First; lecture and panel presentations about the life of John Muir and water and land resource management; workshops on how to grow your own vegetables and fighting hunger in the community; film presentations and discussions; student poster exhibits and projects; a faculty and staff nature photo exhibit, and even a smoothie festival. The week culminated with an Earth Week March at the Hayward Shoreline as part of Hayward Book to Action series Confronting Climate Change. Earth Week 2018 has been set for April 16-18 so mark your calendars! Ms. Hernandez, intern from Supervisor Richard Valle’s Office, presents a check to The Friends of Chabot College Board of Directors. HOMECOMING PRE-GAME CARNIVAL On Saturday, October 28, 2017, the Chabot College Gladiators hosted Modesto Junior College at their Homecoming Game. Prior to the game we had a Homecoming Carnival featuring carnival rides, games, food, and a craft beer and wine garden. The weather was picture perfect as over 150 people attended the event. It was a family event with children and parents enjoying the rides and games. The Giant Slide was a big hit with everyone! Faculty, staff and community members basked in the sun at the Craft Beer and Wine Garden featuring Drakes and Buffalo Bill’s Beer and wine served by Chicano Latino Education Association (CLEA) and Friends of Chabot College volunteers. Yummy snacks like lumpia, homemade horchata, and empanadas were sold by Asian Pacific Islander Education Association (APIEA) and CLEA volunteers while Chabot Club volunteers worked the game booths. After the carnival, people headed towards the stands to cheer their Gladiators on. It was truly a collaborative event! Proceeds from this event supported Chabot Student Clubs, Chabot College Athletics, Chabot Alumni and Friends Association, CLEA and APIEA. Many thanks go to the Student Senate of Chabot College, Office of Student Life, Chabot Athletics, The Friends of Chabot College, M&O, Campus Safety, Facilities & Business Services and the Reprographics Team for organizing and supporting the event! OVER $40,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED! The Friends of Chabot College (FOCC) held fall and spring scholarship luncheons this past year, awarding a total of $44,200 in scholarships in 2016-17. This year, the FOCC collaborated with the Office of Student Life (OSL) and the Student Senate of Chabot College to hold the spring luncheon where both FOCC and OSL scholarships were given out. Over 220 donors, students and their families, and Chabot College staff attended the spring luncheon. The Foundation awards over 50 scholarships a year with the next scholarship cycle planned for January 2018 using a new online scholarship application system. Also, SAVE THE DATE for the Scholarship Luncheon set for Friday, May 4, 2018! THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS JULY 2016 - JUNE 2017 DONORS! Dr. Dan Alex Mr. Oscar Quiambao, OQ Enterprises, Inc. Ms. Ursula Batz Mr. Dwight Roberts, BSR Realty/INC Bechtel Group Foundation (Matching Gift) Mr. Eugene Rockemann Chief Sheryl Boykins Ms. Judy Rose Dr. Robert & Ms. Linda Carlson Dr. Barry Russell (Classified Professional of the Year Award) Ms. Monica Salgado Chevron Matching Employee Funds (Matching Gift) Mr. Tim Sbranti Mr. Kenneth Cooper, Las Positas College Foundation Ms. Rita Shue Hon. Ellen Corbett Mr. Andrew Slivka Mr. Michael Costa Dr. Susan Sperling & Mr. Marc Janowitz Dr. Susan Cota Mr. Fred & Ms. Sally Stickney Ms. Ginny De Martini Ms. Jessica Talaugon Ms. Julia Dozier Ms. Susan Tong Hon. Isobel Dvorsky Mr. Obray Van Buren Ms. Juanita Gutierrez Ms. Carmen Vaughn Mayor Barbara Halliday Mr. Carlo Vecchiarelli Ms. Judith Harrison Ms. Edelmira Villasenor-Murphy Mr. Kim Huggett, Hayward Chamber of Commerce Mr. John Vukasin Mr. Josué Hernadez Dr. Carla Walter Mr. Edward & Ms. Margarite Horvath Mr. Ray Westergard Dr. Jannett Jackson Dr. Doris Yates Kisco Foundation, Inc Dr. Marion Kramer SCHOLARSHIP DONORS Dr. Matthew Kritscher Ms. Margaret Maloney Barnes & Noble Bookseller Mr. William & Ms. Patricia McCarthy Mark Eisenberg Memorial Scholarship Ms. Dianne McDermott Hill & Valley Women’s Club Ms. Betty Moose Institute of Management Accountants, East Bay Ms. Patra Nesseth-Steffes Northern California Chapter Noll & Tam Architects and Planners Dr. Glenn Leuning Scholarship Fund Ms. Christine Ochoa Miranda Lux Foundation Mr. Joseph Ochoa Mr. Edward E. and Mrs. Donna L. Martins Ms. Florence Orsetti Ms. Melinda Matsuda Mr. Guadalupe Ortiz The Ellen LaFleur McIlroy Estate Ms. Roselyn Perazzo Ms. Berty Nebenzahl Ms. Bernadett Pereira Peter Sategna Educational Foundation PG&E (Matching Gift) Ms. Davida Scott Mr. Charles Plummer The Edward E. & Donna L. Martins Scholarship Sylvia & Juan Espinoza Memorial Scholarship SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS 2016 - 2017 GALA SPONSORS Hon. Rob Bonta Marita & Francis Cheng Hon. Hal & Dr. Rose Gin Hon. Sara Lamnin Hon. Elisa Marquez Hon. Bill & Laurel Quirk Hon. Mark & Lety Salinas Hon. Michael Sweeney & Dr. María Ochoa Melinda Matsuda & Michael Pucci Institute of Management Accountants Scholarship Barnes & Noble Scholarship ALUMNI & FRIENDS ASSOCIATION WAYS TO GET INVOLVED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES! Are you a Chabot Alum? Are you looking for ways to give back to your Alma Mater? Or are you a community member that just loves what Chabot does? The Friends of Chabot College recently administered a survey and focus groups asking Chabot faculty and staff about how they would want Chabot Alumni and community members contributing to campus life. Here were the most popular suggestions: • Alumni speakers on career and industry panels • Attending or hosting an alumni and/or career/industry mixer • Mentoring a student • Volunteering for Chabot events or program activities • Hosting a tour, job shadowing or internship experience at your place of work We are looking for alumni who work in the many career fields that Chabot offers… • Business, Entrepreneurship and Accounting • Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields • Theater Arts, Music, Studio & Digital Arts and Media • Automotive Technology (shops and dealerships) • Advanced Manufacturing and Industrial Technology • Law and Public Service Agencies such as city government, law enforcement and emergency services • Nursing and Medical Assisting • Preschool and K-12 schools …and many others. For a complete list of Chabot certificates and degrees, go to www.chabotcollege.edu/academics/programs.php We are also planning a Chabot Alumni Mixer for Spring 2018 so join today so you can receive future communications. WAYS TO GIVE Contributions of any size are enthusiastically welcomed and greatly appreciated. Supporting The Friends of Chabot College is a great way to invest in the future of our students. Whether you are an alum of Chabot College, student, parent, or interested community member, you have a role to play in building the social and financial capital for our college. There are many ways to support Chabot students. Support may be in the form of cash, pledges, life insurance, wills, or transfer of investments and real property. Other giving arrangements include bequests, trust funds, and endowments. You can choose to have your contribution go to scholarships, specific college programs, the Alumni & Friends Association, or other general operating support. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please check with your tax advisor if you have questions. Other Ways to Give I’m interested in: ALUMNI & FRIENDS ASSOCIATION q Becoming a member of the Alumni Association Join the Alumni Association today! (no membership dues) Complete, cut out, and mail the section below or visit: q https://goo.gl/forms/5HeNV0ahiGARiBjc2 Contributing to The Friends of Chabot College Foundation (#46-3708462) q First Name: ____________________________________
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