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September 26, 2014, Newsletter from President Bob Simpson Christian Fellowship, 7 P.M Core Values: THIS WEEK Excellence Ongoing Integrity » Hispanic Heritage Month display opens, L/LRC first floor rotunda (runs entire month) Collegiality » Photo Game exhibit, Photography Gallery , TE II Inclusiveness 27 • Saturday » Celebration of Sonia Travers’ life, Light and Life September 26, 2014, Newsletter from President Bob Simpson Christian Fellowship, 7 p.m. 30 • Tuesday Trustees Place Measure J on November Ballot; Campaign Underway » Love is Louder, Pond, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Chancellor Dr. Ned Doffoney said. “Many of our campus classrooms 1 • Wednesday Voters in the District will decided on the and buildings were constructed 50-80 years ago. As a result, students » Disabilities Awareness Month and National Diversity bond, which would provide for the renovation are learning science and other technical, in-demand disciplines with Awareness Month begins of SEM, FA, other Master Plan projects. greatly outdated labs and technology. To keep high-paying jobs in our 2 • Thursday area and attract more high-tech jobs, we need facilities that have the » Ceramics cup and bowl sale, sculpture garden adja- The North Orange County Community College District Board of capacity to keep up with the educational and job-training demands of cent to the Art Gallery Trustees voted unanimously on July 22, 2014 to place Measure J — the our times.” Fullerton/Cypress Colleges Repair and Student/Veteran Job Training For additional upcoming events, visit the campus calendar. Key Measure J investment priorities include: Measure — on the November 4, 2014 ballot. • Upgrades to antiquated science labs, lecture halls, technology If approved by voters in the fall, Measure J would provide and instructional equipment to better prepare students for grow- President’s Office Hours Fullerton College, Cypress College and local continuing education pro- ing fields of study and high-skill careers. » Monday, September 29, 2-3 p.m. grams with $574 million for significant upgrades to technical job train- • Enhancements of classroom space and training centers for future » Thursday, October 2, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. ing facilities, aging classrooms, and veterans resources. “This is about staying relevant well into the future,” NOCCCD Continued on page 3 THEY SAID IT Cypress College Participating in ‘The Great California ShakeOut’ Drills on October 16 Cypress College will be participating in Participation is mandatory for anyone on ShakeOut, the largest emergency-preparedness ““The best and most beautiful” the California Great ShakeOut on October campus during the drill. Please mark your cal- drill in the world. things in the world cannot be 16, 2014 at 10:16 a.m. There will also be an endars and do not schedule tests or interviews The spring emergency drill is being evening earthquake exercise at 7:30 p.m. This during the drill. planned and coordinated with Cypress Police seen or even touched — they fall the drill will not include evacuation of Currently, 9.6 million people are enrolled Department for Thursday February 26, 2015. must be felt with the heart.” buildings. to participate in The Great California – Helen Keller ‘Love is Louder’ Event on Tuesday @Cypress is published each week. If The Cypress College Veterans Office or alone. The organization says that hundreds issues such as bullying, negative self-image, dis- you would like to have items included, and the Campus Health Center are hosting of thousands of people have joined to form crimination, loneliness and depression. please contact Marc Posner in the Public a “Love is Louder” event focused on mental a “movement of all types of people who have The campus event will feature resources Information Office at ext. 47006 or health awareness. It will take place on Tuesday, come together to raise the volume around the and activities for the campus population, as [email protected]. September 30, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., at the message that love and support are louder than well as specific groups such as military veter- Pond. any internal or external voice that brings us ans, the LGBTQ community, and those strug- Bob Simpson, Ed.D., President Love is Louder was started by The Jed down.” gling with mental health issues. (714) 484-7308 Foundation, MTV and Brittany Snow to sup- “Love is Louder” events have been used More information about “Love is Louder” [email protected] port anyone feeling mistreated, misunderstood in schools and other organizations to address is available at http://www.loveislouder.com. Cypress College • 9200 Valley View Street • Cypress, CA 90630 • (714) 484-7000 • http://CypressCollege.edu CHARGERS Crime-Prevention Tips BRIEFLY Cypress College Athletics is mourning the loss of Sonia The campus population is the area — ask who they are visiting In accordance with the Travers, a longtime friend of the Chargers who passed same size as a small city. With that in and if you can help them find Board approved 2014-2015 away suddenly in early September after a pulmonary embo- mind, common-sense prevention skills that person. Academic Calendar, Cypress lism. Travers was a constant fixture at Charger events and can help prevent loss of both College • If you notice suspicious persons College will be observing the around campus for many years. She would often be seen and personal property. or vehicles, notify someone - following holidays, instruc- at games handing out water to athletes and coaches, while • Keep your purse, wallet, back- Campus Safety, or your supervi- tional and non-instructional assisting the athletic programs in a variety of ways. pack and other valuable items sor. weekends: “The Cypress College family has lost one of our with you at all times or safely • Any person in the wrong place • November 10, 2014: staunchest supporters,” said Cypress College President Dr. locked in a drawer or file cabinet. at the wrong time is WRONG. Veterans’ Day holiday Bob Simpson.” Sonia Travers embodied the true spirit • Do not leave personal belongings Any suspicious behavior should • November 27-28, of Cypress with her enthusiasm and loyalty. Her smiling such as purses, keys, etc. in pub- be reported to a supervisor or 2014: Thanksgiving presence was a joy to those who knew her. I will miss her lic view. These items should be Campus Safety. holidays (no Saturday Wednesday visits and her gentle reminders that my candy locked away. • Lock doors to areas that are unat- or Sunday classes) jar was getting low. She will be remembered always as a • Don’t keep a wallet in a jacket tended. • December 24, 2014 Charger through and through.” that is left on a chair or coat • Check the identification of any thru January 1, 2015: A celebration of Travers’ life will be held on Saturday, rack. delivery or repair persons who Winter holidays Sept. 27 at 7:00 pm at Light and Life Christian Fellowship, • Never leave your work or per- want to enter an area restricted to located at 5951 Downey Ave., Long Beach 90805. Those sonal keys lying about. employees. If necessary, contact attending are asked to wear sports jerseys and hats in honor • If you are responsible for College the parent company for verifica- The 5th Annual Cypress of Sonia’s love of sports. keys, don’t leave them on your tion. College Donate a Day of Cypress College Athletics will pay tribute to Sonia with desk or in a top drawer where • Be alert in buildings and offices Service is October 8, from a permanent memorial near the facilities she loved to visit. they could be easily taken and after normal working hours. noon-2 p.m., on the bridge by “Sonia was so keyed in to Charger Athletics that she copied. Keep them with you or When you are working after the pond. The event is spon- would often call to let me know we had a game that week hide them in a secure place. normal working hours, be sure sored by Associated Students because she wanted to make sure I was aware and going • Never leave change or cash on you have closed and locked any and the Honors and Service to be there,” noted Athletic Director Bill Pinkham. “You the desk or in a top drawer. exterior doors. Learning Program. The entire wouldn’t believe the messages and voicemails I got from Instead, place cash in an enve- • Report any broken lights and campus community is invited coaches, fans and former Chargers this past week regard- lope and store it in a drawer that doors that don’t lock properly to to participate, including host- ing the passing of Sonia, the No. 1 Charger fan,” said Head is locked. the Facilities Office and Campus ing a service booth. For Women’s Basketball Coach Margaret Mohr. “Many people • Check the identity of any Safety for repair. information, contact Kathryn spoke about walking in the gym and it not being the same stranger, who are in your work Sonne via email or at ext. without a warm greeting from Sonia. A coach who had been 2 47129. coming to our tournament for 23 years made the statement STEM Program CSU and UC Admissions Workshop that there are many things that change in community col- Cypress College’s STEM2 Program hosted a CSU and UC admissions work- lege basketball and the nice thing is Sonia was a constant at shop on Friday, September 26, with two university representatives on campus to The Cypress Chamber of Cypress College. Many current and former players were speak to Cypress College students about the admissions process for the California Commerce has scheduled a devastated to hear the news because she meant so much State University and the University of California systems. In addition, a university free E-Waste recycling event to them and was such as part of their playing experience at outreach representative from CSU Fullerton and a UC Irvine evaluation counselor October 3 and 4 at the Los Cypress.
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