i TABLE OF CONTENTS 03 From the President’s Desk FOUNDED IN 1967 05 Alumni, Dr. Marilyn Roossink 06 Faculty, Kristi Strother COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF DENVER 08 Solar Eclipse Viewing on Campus 10 Staff, Dr. Rhonda Epper 13 Call Center Award 14 Swedish Hospital Selects CCD Students 16 Scholarship Recipient, Ericka Jurado 19 Scholarship Recipient, Tania Lopez 20 $3 Million Award Supporting STEM 23 CCD Student Visits NASA 24 CCD Foundation, Making a Difference 24 Concurrent Enrollment Update 24 CCD Foundation Board of Directors 25 Enrollment Statistics 27 Breakfast of Champions 28 CCD Champion Francie Anhut Located on the vibrant Auraria CCD is one of the most diverse 30 Thank You Donors Campus in downtown Denver, postsecondary institutions in metro 32 Financial Report Community College of Denver (CCD) Denver, is federally recognized as a is student-centered and dedicated Hispanic-Serving Institution (since to providing an exceptional 2001) and is a military-friendly CCD ADVISORY COUNCIL education. Our diverse community college. CCD’s international student population represents more than John Brackney of motivated learners is attracted Director, Strategic Community & Public Policy to CCD’s small-class sizes, award- 40 countries. As an open-door Engagement, Webolutions winning professors, extensive institution, CCD is a leading point of advisory and support services, entry for students seeking academic Nathaniel Easley, Ph.D. Founding CEO, Blue School Partners world-class facilities, easy access transfer, career and technical via RTD light rail and affordable education or workforce training. Cara Johnson tuition. To meet the needs of our Human Resources 9,000+ students—the majority of Community College of Denver Jonas Kiken whom attend school part time— Start Here. Go Anywhere! Retired classes are offered during the day, CCD.edu Jamie Lafaro evenings, weekends and online. Principal, Denver Public Schools

Brianna Borin Vice President of Teaching, Leadership & Coaching, Snooze

1 FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS

In July 2017, CCD President Everette Freeman, Ph.D., was published in the American Council on Education, Higher Education Today blog. Included here is a summary of that article. VIEW FULL ARTICLE: CCD.edu/Next-Generation

As a first-time community college Gandhi’s leadership style of walking While listening is important, it is also president, I find one of Mahatma your talk is crucial. a powerful tool to give students a Gandhi’s most lasting legacies to be his platform to share their stories—and impact on leadership theory. CCD has put into practice—or they all have powerful stories to tell. revamped—a half dozen support As educators, we tend to rely heavily Gandhi’s lessons are a daily reminder programs to increase student retention on data and surveys for decision- to me that the success of CCD hinges and degree completion. Most recently, making when the source of some of the on our ability to serve at the highest we revised academic advising around greatest insights to enrich our analysis level to those who face the greatest a “one student, one advisor” approach are sitting right across the desk from odds. Many of our students confront and redefined our math pathways so us: the voice of the student. daunting obstacles before they even students can enroll in the college- come through our doors. level math course that best fits their I believe that leadership begins with a educational pathway. simple conversation. As leaders in the Nevertheless, they persevere and community college environment, we succeed. These students are highly Aside from our programs and must initiate a cultural shift that flips the self-motivated, and it doesn’t take services, CCD thrives on open-door script and allows our students a voice long for them to realize that we are communications. Many of our students and share a perspective we might not uniquely positioned to support them as require one-on-one attention, and they have otherwise considered. a learning community. get that attention because faculty and staff open their doors when students A study from the University of need help, regardless of office hours. The community college student is Wisconsin-Madison showed that there unlike most postsecondary learners. are 16 attributes identified to building A college president’s job is to inspire, Most have extraordinary personal and sustaining a learning community. lead and listen. Through the simple stories of perseverance that should Of those, CCD has embraced act of listening, we invite students to be shared and celebrated. Through modeling educators, small group express—often for the first time in their active listening, encouragement, learning, a supportive culture, one- lives—their deepest fears and grandest leading by example and by giving on-one relationships and meaningful aspirations. This act of listening to students a sense of belonging and discussion, all to expand our students’ students is at the heart of the education community, we can create a foundation opportunities and leadership skills. enterprise at CCD because, at its best, to help them become part of the next The basis of this research shows that education is self-discovery. generation of leaders.

THE BEST WAY TO FIND YOURSELF IS TO LOSE YOURSELF IN THE SERVICE OF OTHERS. –MAHATMA GANDHI

3 From a young age, Marilyn Roossinck, “If he was not completely sure of an Ph.D., saw her world through a different answer he would tell me he would look it lens than those around her. She up and get back to me—and he always would walk around with a green field did! This helped me to understand that DR. MARILYN notebook, study fox holes and attempt as scientists we cannot guess; we deal ROOSSINCK ON to create fossils. in the truth. I work hard every day to REDIFINING instill this thinking in my students.” WHO YOU ARE After setting off on a road trip to Colorado, Roossinck enrolled at CCD. Today, Dr. Roossinck is a professor at “CCD was a natural choice for several Pennsylvania State University, and is reasons,” she said. “It was easy to considered one of the world’s foremost enroll, it was affordable and it was a experts on infectious diseases. less stressful transition than starting at In 2016, her new book, Virus, an a big school.” Illustrated Guide to 101 Incredible Microbes, was published. Even today when teaching, she thinks of former CCD professor Everett Perkins and emulates his approach to teaching with the hope that she’ll have the same impact on students that he had on her.

CCD ALUMNA 1974-76 TRANSFERRED TO CU BOULDER

4 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 5 FACULTY KRISTI STROTHER NAMED JOURNALISM EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR

CCD’s Kristi Strother was named 2017 newspaper and landed her first job Journalism Educator of the Year by out of college working for Gannett in the Society of Professional Journalists Washington State. She then moved to (SPJ) Colorado Pro chapter board. Colorado Springs and worked for The Gazette before becoming a professor Strother is chair of CCD’s journalism at CCD. department, an English professor and faculty advisor for the award- “This is a great honor and I feel so winning The Star, Journal of Excellence, humbled by this acknowledgment,” CCD.edu/Star, which is a student- said Strother. “I have been in the media produced online and print publication. industry since I was a young woman, and it is my passion to now share and Earning her Bachelor of Arts degree introduce it to our students.” from the Journalism College at the University of Oregon (OU), Strother also spent time working at the OU

LEADERSHIP AND LEARNING ARE INDISPENSABLE TO EACH OTHER. –JOHN F. KENNEDY

6 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 7 BUZZ OF In conjunction with NASA viewing sites, South Carolina. This was the first time CCD’s astronomy department set up a total solar eclipse crossed coast-to- AURARIA two telescopes on the Auraria Campus coast since 1918. near the Confluence Building for the solar eclipse on July 21, 2017. Denver experienced a 93 percent partial eclipse of the sun. Students, The spectacular total solar eclipse faculty and staff were stunned and crossed the continental United States overwhelmed by the experience from Salem, Oregon to Charleston, where they gathered in courtyards and rooftops across campus.

8 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 9 DR. RHONDA EPPER SELECTED FOR ASPEN PRESIDENTIAL FELLOWSHIP

CCD’s Vice President for Academic Delivered in collaboration with the Affairs and Provost Rhonda Epper, Stanford Educational Leadership Ph.D., has been accepted into Initiative and top community college the prestigious Aspen Presidential leaders, the year-long fellowship Fellowship for Community College program focuses on a new vision of Excellence, a highly selective leadership and aims to guide new and leadership program aimed at aspiring community college presidents developing a new cadre of outstanding to dramatically change student leaders capable of transforming outcomes in four areas: learning, student success at community colleges completion while in community college across the U.S. and of bachelor’s degrees after transfer, employment and earnings after “I am proud to have been selected graduation, and equitable access and for this class of fellows. It is a privilege success for underrepresented minority to stand with so many other leaders and low-income students. who are committed to improving outcomes in community colleges,” Epper was selected through a rigorous said Epper. process that considered her abilities to take strategic risks, lead strong teams and cultivate partnerships, and focus on results-oriented improvements in student success and access.

IF YOUR ACTIONS INSPIRE OTHERS TO DREAM MORE, LEARN MORE, DO MORE AND BECOME MORE, YOU ARE A LEADER. –JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

10 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 11 SERVICE WITH A

SMILE

Tucked away in a secluded location In addition to taking live phone calls, on the Auraria campus, the CCD the Call Center handles on average Call Center is an essential part of 4,000 live chat messages each year. CALL CENTER college operations. The LiveHelpNow chat feature has cut down on wait time in the Center’s AWARDED BEST Taking on average 80,000 calls per queue and reduces the wait time for CUSTOMER year, the Call Center handles anything students. It was during its 2016 peak SERVICE from questions about the college fall enrollment that the Center was location to how to apply for financial awarded “Best Customer Service” aid. Staffed by approximately 14 CCD by LiveHelpNow! student employees, the Center acts as the College’s main switchboard and also takes calls for various departments around campus.

NEVER DOUBT THAT A SMALL GROUP OF THOUGHTFUL, CONCERNED CITIZENS CAN CHANGE THE WORLD. INDEED IT IS THE ONLY THING THAT EVER HAS. –MARGARET MEAD

12 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 13 Six of CCD’s Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) “These students will gain first-hand students were selected for a competitive experience from this program and have SWEDISH HOSPITAL cohort clinical rotation program at the opportunity to be hired by Swedish Swedish Hospital (HealthOne). Hospital at the end of their clinical SELECTS SIX CCD rotation,” said Derek Patton, director of STUDENTS FOR This first-ever cohort program allowed the program. “Being hired by a hospital these students to work with a CNA as a new grad is quite rare, which CLINICAL ROTATION preceptor in a real-time clinical setting makes this experience all the better.” as they rotated through the hospital’s various units, including multi-trauma, LEARN MORE: CCD.edu/CNA progressive care-cardiac telemetry, rehabilitation, spine and orthopedics.

14 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 15 ERICKA JURADO KEYS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

“Once I complete my CCD degree in I want to prove that no untraditional the spring of 2017, I intend to transfer life change can impede anyone from to a local four-year college to obtain achieving what they want. I want a college ERICKA REFLECTS a bachelor’s degree in business degree and want to show my son that it is management. I am considering a possible, no matter the setbacks. ON HER CCD degree in event planning/management EDUCATION and would like to eventually own my The teachers at CCD have been a tre- own business, or perhaps an event mendous lifeline in pursuing my degree. center. The Keys Scholarship has allowed me to continue my education I could not have accomplished my so I can achieve what I set out to do. goals without the support of my family, an institution like CCD, and programs When I first chose to continue my like the Keys Scholarship. CCD is an education, I had a young, impres- institution unlike the rest. The culture sionable and very intelligent 6-year-old here is understanding of life challenges son. Aside from being his protector outside of school and does not judge and provider, I wanted to be some- them; rather embraces them and allows one he could look up to and be proud for success anyway. of—someone who could inspire him to do great things. I wanted to lead by My journey is my testimony to why this example in my household. institution is needed and is effective.”

I became a mother at 17 and while Ericka Jurado graduated from CCD many things were not clear at that in 2017 with an Associate of Arts in time, one thing I knew for sure was that Business and was immediately hired becoming a teenage mom was not the by a commercial development firm only thing I could or would do. where she’s able to utilize the technical business and accounting skills she Fresh out of high school and parenting a learned at CCD. Her goal is to attend child alone, I began to work immediately Metropolitan State University of Denver to provide for us. We were doing great to obtain a bachelor’s degree; currently (better than most of my friends who had she’s enjoying her new career and gone off to college and already received gaining hands-on experience. a degree), but something was still out of place. Throughout my life, my parents emphasized the undeniable relationship between knowledge and success.

16 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 17 TANIA LOPEZ BLINDING US WITH SCIENCE, DAZZLING US WITH ART

As a child, Tania Lopez channeled Lopez, who received her degree in her inner bohemian with paintings, graphic design from CCD in May 2017, SCHOLARSHIPS ENABLE drawings, photography and other visual won first place in two categories of arts genres. But, oddly enough, she also CCD’s student art show competition in STUDENT TO NURTURE had an affinity for all things science. the area of visual arts. HER DREAMS “I’ve always loved to dabble in the arts, Earning scholarships enabled Tania to but I was just as interested in science, nurture her dreams through in-depth technology and other topics that studies at CCD. explain the dynamics of life,” she said. Now that she has completed her The self-described geek and recent studies at CCD, Lopez, 25, has her CCD graduate has found a way to sights set on landing an entry-level job merge her interests and garnered two in graphic design and on enrolling in a awards of recognition for her art in four-year college to study science. the process.

EDUCATION IS THE MOST POWERFUL WEAPON, WHICH YOU CAN USE TO CHANGE THE WORLD. –NELSON MANDELA

18 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 19 CCD, Denver’s only federally designated field, yet only 29 percent of bachelor’s Hispanic-Serving Institution, was degrees awarded in Colorado are in $3 MILLION AWARDED awarded $3,001,450 over five years a STEM field and only 9 percent are to re-envision education and college awarded to Hispanic students. TO SUPPORT navigation. STEM Sirviendo, funded by HISPANIC STUDENTS the U.S. Department of Postsecondary “CCD chose Sirviendo, which Education, is a faculty-led, learner- means ‘serving’, as this project’s PURSUING STEM centered reform designed to strengthen title because we seek to improve recruitment, student retention, CCD’s opportunities to serve our completion of associate degrees and current and future Hispanic student- transfers to four-year schools. scholars and help them realize their dreams to become scientists, “STEM Sirviendo is an opportunity engineers, researchers, and medical for CCD to deepen its mission as professionals,” said CCD President a Hispanic-Serving Institution and Dr. Everette Freeman. “The Center for to create a pathway to increase the Math and Science doesn’t want to just supply of a diverse STEM workforce,” enroll students in STEM programs; said Dean of CCD’s Center for Math we also want to support them along and Science, Heidi Loshbaugh, Ph.D. the way and do everything we can to “Given Colorado’s need for talented ensure their success.” STEM employees, STEM Sirviendo will benefit our community for years LEARN MORE: CCD.edu/Sirviendo to come.”

According to Burning Glass, 56 percent of Colorado’s entry-level STEM jobs require a bachelor’s degree in a STEM

20 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 21 CCD STUDENT SELECTED TO VISIT

NASA

Niko Harrison was selected to The on-site experience at NASA AEROSPACE travel to NASA’s Johnson Space included a tour of facilities and briefings Center to participate in the NASA by NASA subject matter experts. SCHOLARS Community College Aerospace PROJECT Scholars (NCAS) project. With the NCAS project, NASA OPENS THE continues the agency’s tradition of The five-week project offered Niko investing in the nation’s educational DOOR the opportunity to interact with NASA programs. It is directly tied to the engineers and others as he learned agency’s major education goal of more about careers in science and attracting and retaining students in engineering. STEM disciplines critical to NASA’s future missions, which include missions to Mars and beyond.

22 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 23 The CCD Foundation’s Mission is CCD FOUNDATION Graduated Spring 2017 • To work collaboratively with BOARD OF DIRECTORS THE CCD individuals, foundations and companies to ensure CCD students Victoria Hatfi eld have the resources to reach their CHAIR Director of Marketing, FOUNDATION educational goals; 63% Design Workshop of our students are fi rst-generation. • To serve as ambassadors for CCD 664 Kristi Arellano in the community; MAKING A VICE CHAIR • To support CCD’s commitment to Director of Communications, Certifi cates Awarded DIFFERENCE, serving a diverse community where Boettcher Foundation all students can learn, grow and James Williams, Ph.D. be challenged. TREASURER CHANGING LIVES Retired, As a 501(c)(3) non-profi t organization, Community College CFO 24 Average Age the purpose of the Foundation is Gregory Movesian 552 to develop a sustainable source of SECRETARY revenue to support CCD, its students, Chief Advancement Offi cer, faculty, staff and programs. Through Denver Scholarship Foundation Degrees Awarded scholarships to students, program and faculty support, and capital Timothy Aragon Partner, 9,013 enhancements, the Foundation strives Hogan Lovells US LLP to offer life-changing educational Fall 2016 opportunities for CCD students. Monique Dyers President, Unduplicated Headcount Ensight Energy Consulting, LLC 748 Barbara McDonnell, Ph.D. Retired, CCD’s College Pathways programs Community College of enable high school students to take Colorado Administrator college classes and earn college credit while still in high school through Kim Poast, , Ph.D. CONCURRENT Concurrent Enrollment. The success Chief Student Success & 26% 74% of this program is thanks to the close Academic Affairs Offi cer, 8% Colorado Department of partnership between CCD and nearly Full-time Part-time Higher Education Non-resident ENROLLMENT 50 Denver-area schools. in partnership with the CCD Foundation, the ABC Ray Rosado, CCIM UPDATE Scholarship was established to help Director, CCD’s international student population Cushman & Wakefi eld students complete their associate represents more than 40 countries. degree within two semesters after Sharon Williams completing concurrent enrollment. Retired, Even without this incredible scholarship Construction Executive support, concurrent enrollment saves Denver students and their families 5% Asian Ex-Offi cio Members 10% Black nearly $2.2 million per year. <1% Hawaiian Everette Freeman, Ph.D. 31% Hispanic Concurrent Enrollment Data 2016-17 7% international President, 1% Native American CE Classes taken at HS Campus 3,530 Community College of Denver 33% White 4% More than one ethnicity CE Classes taken at Auraria 1,603 Dwight Clasby 8% Unknown Executive Director, Community College of Denver Foundation 58% 42%

24 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 25 BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS

At its second annual Breakfast of Champions Since 2012, $1.7 million has been provided in celebration, the CCD Foundation celebrated and scholarships to CCD students. Through partnerships honored scholarship recipients and the donors who with the following foundations and organizations, support them. the CCD Foundation awarded more than 550 scholarships in 2017: Karen McNeil-Miller, president and CEO of the Colorado • Alumni Scholarship Health Foundation, was the keynote speaker. McNeil- • American GI Forum 5281 Chapter Scholarship Miller spoke about the importance of community college • Francie Anhut Scholarship Fund in her life, and motivated CCD students to continue • Anschutz Foundation Scholarship moving forward on their educational journey. In her • Assistance League of Denver Scholarship remarks, she strongly encouraged students to advocate • Boundless Opportunity Scholarship • Larry Brooks Memorial Scholarship for themselves and ask for help when needed. • Dr. Chris Budden Scholarship • Buell Early Childhood Education Scholarship The CCD Foundation also honored Francie Anhut with • Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative its Lifetime Achievement Award for her tireless work • Community College of Denver Faculty STEM Scholarship on behalf of CCD students. She served as executive • Credit Union of Colorado Scholarship • Denver Scholarship Foundation director of the CCD Foundation until she passed away • Denver Southeast Rotary Club Scholarship in the fall of 2016. Her husband, Kit Hollingshead, • Denver Urban Scholars received the award on her behalf and has continued to • Dream U.S. Scholarship raise funds for the Francie Anhut Scholarship Fund. • First Generation Scholarship • Joe Garcia Scholarship • HealthOne Scholarship The following organizations received awards for their • Oneta Elaine Hollowell Memorial Scholarship scholarship support: • IME Becas Scholarship • Kaiser Permanente Scholarship • Sustainability Award: The Herbert & • Kingdom Enlightenment Scholarship Judy Paige Family Foundation • Dr. Nita Mosby Henry Early Childhood Education Scholarship • Engagement Award: American GI Forum • Dr. Nita Mosby Henry Early Health Science Scholarship 5281 Chapter • Open Door Scholarship • Impact Award: Colorado Department • Herbert and Judy Paige Family Foundation Scholarship • Edward J. Romero Scholarship of Education’s Colorado Opportunity • Audrey D. and Harvey D. Rothenberg Scholarship Scholarship Initiative • Dr. Roberta Shaklee Periodontal Excellence Scholarship • State of Colorado Department of Education Early Childhood Education Scholarship Additionally, PAB Stiefler was presented the • Stone Family Foundation Scholarship Distinguished Alumni Award. • Wellington Webb Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship • Western Union Foundation Scholarship • WIN Veteran Scholarship

26 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 27 CCD CHAMPION FRANCIE ANHUT

Francie Anhut joined CCD in May 2014 as the executive director of the CCD Foundation and College Advancement, bringing nearly 30 years of nonprofit and business experience with her. In her two years at CCD, Francie helped raise nearly $2 million to support student scholarships.

Francie passed away October 24, 2016 after a heroic, 16-month battle with cancer. In June 2016, The Francie Anhut Scholarship was established by family members, friends and CCD staff in her name. It was created to assist students with demonstrated financial need and a strong commitment to volunteer work and community service—two of Francie’s core values.

In 2017, the Francie Anhut Scholarship awarded its first $500 scholarship to a CCD student and since then $170,000 has been raised to establish a permanent endowment, keeping Francie’s legacy alive at CCD.

KEEP YOUR FEARS TO YOURSELF, BUT SHARE YOUR COURAGE WITH OTHERS. –ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

28 CCD.EDU / CCD-FOUNDATION.ORG 29 THANK YOU DONORS!

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Belden l l Paige McEvoy Carol Ziegenhagen Theresa & Tom Anhut l James Kynor l Janet Colvin Dianne Ladd & Bruce Holland Schwab Charitable Fund l Natalie Bokelberg Sandra & Dean Mickelson Ann Arbor St. Thomas Class of 1971 Krista Marks & Brent Milne l Meloni Rudolph Crawford Terre Lantzy l Sarah Scott Elisa & Dave Bosley l Cornelia Moore Amy Batchelor & Brad Feld Sandra Mesinger Donna & Gwynn Crowther Suzanne & Burton Lee Irene Shaffer Kimberly Bowman & Steven Wendt Kenneth C. Morris

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF DENVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF DENVER Students who attend college full time have a higher WAYS TO GIVE as of June 30, 2017 FOUNDATION as of June 30, 2017 graduation rate than students who attend part time. Many CCD students are first generation, low income, • Gifts of cash are accepted. Make check payable to non-traditional and/or parents who must work to sup- REVENUE NET ASSETS BEGINNING OF YEAR 1,238,073 the CCD Foundation. port their families, and thus 74 percent of CCD students Tuition 21,699,904 attend part time. Fees 6,394,204 MAIL TO: CCD Foundation REVENUE Campus Box 250 Grants & Contracts 9,237,376 The CCD Foundation funds scholarships that contribute General Contributions 1,047,273 PO Box 173363 Fee for Service 4,483,895 greatly to educational persistence by providing resources Investment Income 82,368 Denver, CO 80217 to students so they are able to complete certificate and Sales & Services 51,385 Special Events 11,936 degree programs in a timelier fashion. Auxiliary 154,963 TOTAL SUPPORT 1,141,577 • Credit card gifts can be made at: Federal PELL 12,135,448 Amendment 50 889,167 CCD-Foundation.org/Donate DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT Investment Income 236,757 EXPENSES • Please consider non-cash gifts such as retirement Capital Contributions 759,501 PROGRAM SERVICES Scholarship contributions to support CCD students are plan assets, appreciated stocks, bonds and mutual Other 1,319,297 Student Scholarships 654,596 currently eligible to receive 1:1 matching dollars from: funds, and in-kind contributions of goods or services. TOTAL REVENUE 57,361,897 Support to CCD 179,030 Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (COSI) The CCD Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization Total Program Services 833,626 established in 2011, FEIN 45.3784543. EXPENSES COSI addresses the challenge of postsecondary creden- Instruction 20,872,571 tial attainment by providing tuition support via matching LEARN MORE: CCD-Foundation.org SUPPORTING SERVICES funds for scholarships so that tuition costs are not a bar- Public Service 614,076 Management and General 45,475 rier to entry and student loan debt can be mitigated. CONTACT US: 303.352.3121 Academic Support 4,041,731 Fundraising 105,454 Student Services 11,577,403 In compiling this report, every effort has been made to ensure that it is accurate Total Supporting Services 150,929 Hispanic-Serving Institution Challenge Grant and complete. Please advise the CCD Foundation if there are any errors or omissions, Institutional Support 5,636,557 Awarded by the U.S. Department of Postsecondary and please accept our sincere apologies for them. Plant, Operation & Maintenance 5,672,894 TOTAL EXPENSES 984,555 Education, this challenge grant provides matching funds Scholarships 1,484,357 for the HSI Endowment, a long-term source of revenue to Auxiliary Operations 21,980 NET ASSETS END OF YEAR 1,395,095 support Hispanic and other low-income students at CCD. Since 2001, CCD has been designated as a Hispanic- Interest on Capital Debt 925,170 Transfers between CCCS colleges 3,815,521 Serving Institution—a designation awarded because more than 25 percent of CCD students identify them- Depreciation 3,588,357 selves as Hispanic. TOTAL EXPENDITURES 58,250,617 The match for both of these programs is simple—for every NET CHANGE IN ASSETS 888,720 dollar donated to support COSI Scholars or the HSI Endow- ment, the CCD Foundation receives a matching dollar.

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