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@Cypress2000-01Archive.Pdf August 17, 2000 Newsletter from President Margie Lewis THIS WEEK A Note From the President... Help Make Our Students these students that they have chosen wisely 17 • Thursday so that when they leave us they will say that Adjunct Faculty Meeting, 5 p.m. Feel at Home in a Supportive, Cypress College offers a high-quality, Challenging Environment. challenging educational experience in a 18 • Friday supportive, student-centered atmosphere. Opening Day flex event, 8 a.m. On Monday, August 21, approximately Our students deserve nothing less, and each 14,000 students will have enrolled for the of us, no matter what position we hold at 21 • Monday Fall 2000 semester at Cypress College. the college, can contribute to this goal. Fall Semester begins They are here to prepare for transfer to a I also want to welcome our 30 new full- four-year institution, to obtain vocational time faculty, as well as new staff, managers, 23 • Wednesday training, to upgrade job skills, to improve and adjunct faculty. We are glad that you, Center for Intercultural their basic skills, or simply to learn too, have chosen to become part of Cypress Understanding Meeting, SACR, something new. Regardless of their reason College, and we look forward to working 2 p.m. for enrolling, they have all chosen to be our with you. Your enthusiasm and new ideas United Faculty Board, WCR, 2 p.m. students rather than deciding to attend one bring renewed energy to us all. of the other nearby colleges. Have a great semester! 24 • Thursday I hope you will join me in promising Academic Senate, WCR, 3 p.m 25 • Friday Wear ‘How May I Help You’ Button to Show We Value Service Staff Development Committee Attending college, especially for the first time, can be an intimidating experience. Retreat All faculty, staff and administrators can help reduce this stress on students by showing them we mean service. One of the many ways we attempt to do that here at Cypress College is by wearing blue “How May I Help You” buttons during the first week of classes. THEY SAID IT The blue buttons were distributed to all employees last semester, and are available from Cora in the President’s Office for those who need a replacement or who may not have received one previously. “If we don’t“ change, we don’t Please wear your button so students can easily identify college employees as they search grow. If we don’t grow, we for their classes, try to find our various student services or look for a quick snack. aren’t really living.” – Gail Sheehy ‘Meet the Pres.’ for ‘60 Minutes’ of Discussion with Dr. Lewis This semester’s “Meet the Pres.” series Wednesday, October 11, 5:30-6:30 p.m., on ” has been set with three dates scheduled for the Library Patio, third floor; and Thursday, “60 Minutes” of questions and discussions November 9, 1:30-2:30 p.m., in the Student @Cypress is published each week. with President Margie Lewis. Activities Student Center. If you would like to have items The events will be held: Tuesday, Everyone is welcome anytime during included, please contact Marc the sessions. Drinks and dessert are Posner in the Public Information September 5, 12-1 p.m., in the Fine Arts Office at ext. 47006 or Building, second floor, room 212; provided. [email protected]. Cypress College New Name, Look for a Whole New Newsletter, @Cypress 9200 Valley View Street By now, you’ve probably noticed that the “President’s Weekly Bulletin” has a new look Cypress, CA 90630 and a new name: @Cypress. (714) 484-7000 Each week, @Cypress will bring campus employees relevant news, a brief calendar, a http://www.cypress.cc.ca.us quotation, and job opportunities in the NOCCCD (please see the related story on job opportunities on the second page). Margie Lewis, President (714) 484-7308 The goal is simple: to keep each other informed of what’s happening @Cypress College. [email protected] As such, everyone is encouraged to submit information to our public information officer, Marc Posner. He can be reached at 484-7006 or via e-mail at [email protected]. CHARGERS Black Studies Learning Community Opens at CC BRIEFLY This semester brings the introduction of the Black Studies Learning Welcome to the Community, an innovative program designed to increase the development of The Cypress inaugural installment of basic skills, produce successful course completion, and increase transfer rates College Masterworks “Chargers,” a column among African American students. and Chamber Singers highlighting the people To achieve these goals, the BSLC offers peer and faculty mentors to toured and performed in on the Cypress College students, provides tutorial and counseling services, and links courses in which England, Scotland and campus. the students are concurrently enrolled. Ireland this summer. All BSLC courses are presented from the Black perspective. The group presented a For example, writing assignments in English 100 will be linked with concert locally before Congratulations to research projects for Social Science 130: African American History in the heading across the Michelle Warren United States. Atlantic for five (Dental Hygiene) on her “Not only are we linking the classes, but we’re linking the curriculum,” engagements as part of graduation from Cal said Kim Wise, who heads the program and will teach the two English classes an international touring State Long Beach. in the BSLC. “The topics overlap for reinforcement. All components are ensemble. designed to create success.” Although the program provides a cultural-specific academic experience, it Caps off also go to is open to all ethnicities. In addition to on-campus studies, the BSLC will It has been a recent Cypress College provide hands-on learning experiences such as field trips to the African- lucrative summer for the grads Stephanie American History Museum. Advanced Trans- Acosta (BUS/CIS), Sue “It creates a forum where students can express ideas freely,” Wise said. portation Technology Head (Counseling) and Starting off on the right foot, the program has recently received a three- Center, which received Nancy Livingston year, $165,000 grant intended to boost the academic success of under- renewal of two grants. (Counseling). represented populations. The first allows the The Fall 2000 courses offered in the BSLC are English 60 and Counseling creation of a center to 150. Next semester, BSLC students will enroll in English 100, Computer develop and support an Several familiar Science 125 and Social Science 130. advanced transportation faces appeared this Future courses are projected to include English 102 and 103 and Social infrastructure, including summer in the musical Science 135 and 235. alternative fuel vehicles. drama “Capistrano.” The BSLC is one of three learning communities beginning operation at As part of the second Eve Himmelheber, Cypress College this semester. We will explore the other two – the Freshman grant, the ATT Center a former Cypress Experience Learning Community and the Athletes Learning Community – in will provide curriculum College drama future editions of @Cypress. development and instructor (and a former training in the area of CC student) played the Introduction of 4 New Managers at ‘Opening Day’ liquefied natural gas for lead role. Jim Taulli, a the Orange County Four new managers will be president of Educational Support and former CC student and Transit Authority. The introduced at the campus-wide Planning; Marc Posner, public a former adjunct faculty programs are managed “Opening Day” event this week. information officer; and Caroline member here, directed by Dick Bettendorf. They are: Dr. Shannon “Kay” Sheldon, director of Institutional “Capistrano.” Current Andrews, dean of the Social Science Research. students Rafael Division; Dr. Nancy Byrnes, vice Aparicio, Sean Cypress College Estipona, Cynthia has established an Navarro, and Joaquin EOPS Advisory Nunez were featured. Job Opportunities, Applications on District Web Site Committee, which will The North Orange County Community College District has added an hold a variety of extensive employment opportunities section to its Web site. advisory and planning OPENINGS The site – available at http://www.nocccd.cc.ca.us/employ.htm – includes meetings throughout the an especially nice feature that allows visitors to download all the necessary 2000-2001 academic For more informa- forms, including the application and job descriptions. year. The meetings tion on these job This is a useful resource for employees looking for advancement in the represent the openings, visit the District. It is also great to know about when interacting with prospective collaborative efforts of NOCCD Web site: applicants. EOPS and CARE and SCE Program Asst. (Wilshire) Featured on the site are: management positions; adjunct faculty positions; other areas of Student EOPS Coordinator (Fullerton) part-time faculty positions; classified positions; and confidential positions. Support Services. The District Manager, Instructional In addition, there are tips for applicants at http://www.nocccd.cc.ca.us/ participants will Resources (DEC) tips.pdf. represent neighboring Administrative Assistant/Public Information Officer As a resource, @Cypress will be listing job openings each week. You can colleges and (Fullerton) get a glimpse of the positions available, then visit the NOCCCD Web site for universities and Director, Child Development the details. community-based Center (Fullerton) You can always find the job openings in the same place in each edition of organizations. Adjunct faculty positions at Cypress & Fullerton @Cypress, the lower left-hand column of the second page. August 28, 2000 Newsletter from President Margie Lewis THIS WEEK Opening Day 2000: Memorable ‘Millionaire’ “Regina” brings humor to Partnership for Excellence Program is based on the premise and because the Accrediting 28 • Monday Strategic Plan; 3 A’s supplant Bob Hansen photo exhibit opens Commission expects it.
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