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2010 Annual Report.Pub The Los Angeles Valley College FOUNDATION 2010 ANNUAL REPORT Van Nuys Women’s Club to Donate $185K Note Revenue to be used to establish Nursing Endowment and Scholarships The Van Nuys Women’s Club informed the Los Angeles Valley College Foundation that it intends to donate a property note with a value of $185,000 in July or August. The Van Nuys Women’s Club was established in 1912 and has been a charitable organization donating to various community programs. In fact, it has awarded many scholarships to Los Angeles Valley College Nursing students. Due to an aging and declining club membership, the Club officers elected to dissolve the organization and donate its remaining assets to a non-profit organization. One of its assets is a note on a property which was sold to a church. Many may remember the property as the former club house of the Van Nuys Women’s Club and it was formerly designated as a historic landmark. After some discussion amongst the officers, the Club selected the Los Angeles Valley College Founda- tion. “We have enjoyed our relationship with LAVC’s Nursing Department. The Foundation is a stable organization and we liked their proposal to take mortgage revenue and establish the Van Nuys VNWC President Ann Kruse with Women’s Club Endowment to award Nursing Scholarships,” said Club President Ann Kruse. Nursing Student Christine Bobitch Valley Economic Alliance Honors LAVC Foundation at the biggest San Fernando Valley Event of the year! On June 26, the Los Angeles Valley College Foundation was honored by the Valley Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley along with other foundations from Glendale Community College, Pierce College, L.A. Mission College, and Cal State Northridge. The foundations were recognized for their philanthropic work in the San Fernando Valley. Valley College President Sue Carleo and Foundation President Jason Schaff(with a star in the photo above) accepted the “Valley of the Star” award from the Economic Alliance. The Valley of the Stars Gala has long been one of the largest annual events in the San Fernando Valley. It has been hosted by the Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley and recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations who contribute to the well-being of the commu- nity. A lso LAVC President Athletic Hall of Fame New Chancellor 2010 Commencement Inside: Annual Report Foundation President 2009/2010 Donors Foundation Board 2 2 1 3 4 5 Pictures from this year’s graduation in June. 1) Keynote speaker and alumnus Dr. Paul Sabolic; 2) LAVC Chorale; 3) 88 year-old Alan Gold is this year’s oldest graduate; 4) LAVC President Dr. Sue Carleo; 5) LAVC Counselor Michael Gold Greetings from Dr. A. Susan Carleo, President of LAVC 3 Hardship builds character, or so they say. Valley College has endured another tough budget year but two bright lights shined through—our continuing bond-funded building program and our LAVC Founda- tion. As we revitalize the campus with new teaching and learning spaces, we are also creating oppor- tunities for naming facilities and outdoor spaces in honor of our donors. Our college Public Art Com- mittee is also in search of opportunities to combine bond funds with donations to enhance the garden- like environment that we are committed to maintaining as the signature look of Valley College. With our 60 th academic year behind us and with another year on a strict low-budget diet, we continue the struggle to serve more students with less. Now more than ever the LAVC Foundation makes a differ- ence to our students, our college, and our community. The 2010-11 year promises to be rewarding and productive thanks to our ongoing building projects and our renewed spirit of excellence, despite our lack of funds. Valley College, with the help and support of our Foundation, is here to make a lasting difference in our community. A. Susan Carleo, Ph.D. President Dr. Daniel LaVista Named Chancellor of LACCD Dr. Daniel LaVista, the Executive Director of the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, has been selected to be the next Chancellor of the Los Angeles Community College District. The decision was made by the LACCD Board of Trustees after a nationwide search for a new leader for the nation’s largest community college district. He will assume his duties on August 1. “We are thrilled to have Dr. LaVista join us,” said Mona Field, President of the LACCD Board of Trus- tees. “He has superb qualifications, and will bring new energy and ideas to help us move forward in our goals for student success.” Dr. LaVista said he is “honored and privileged to have been selected.” Though the District faces sig- nificant challenges, he said he was drawn to the job by “the enthusiasm and interest in student suc- cess” that he witnessed among District officials during the rounds of interviews that led to his selec- tion. Dr. LaVista, 66, has served in his current role with the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia since August, 2004. In that position, he has provided day-to-day management of an agency that coor- dinates efforts among the 23 community colleges of the Virginia Community College System, along with the state’s 16 public and two-and four-year colleges and universities, as well as private and out- of-state institutions. Athletic Hall of Fame’s Fourth Annual Induction On June 26, the Athletic Hall of Fame held its fourth annual in- duction banquet honoring eight individuals and two teams. 280 people were in attendance to pay homage to the inductees that contributed to the athletic program at LAVC. This years inductees included Olympic gymnast Larry Banner, Baseball standout Jim Benedict, Cross Country legend Jim Estes, Track & Field and Wrestling Coach Nick Giovinazzo, Basketball great Jack Hirsch, Track leader Nikywa Prevost, Football standout Kuchenbecker Shari by Photo Paul Sabolic, the 1984 Men’s Gymnastics Team, and the 1988/89 Women’s Basketball Team. A number of celebrities were in attendance this year. Jack Hirsch brought some of his UCLA teammates that included Walt Hazzard, Ken Washington, and Gail Goodrich. The 1984 Men’s Gymnastics team included Mark Dacascos, who is an action movie actor, Dancing with the Stars participant, and the chairman of Iron Chef America! Proceeds from the induction banquet goes to the LAVC Athletic Endowment. Athletic Hall of Fame 2010 Induction Class 4 Looking Towards the Future Dear Valley College Friends, Foundation has also taken advantage of social email. Our email data- base has expanded enabling us to communicate supporters instanta- I want to thank Elizabeth James, Alice neously! Lastly, each year the Athletic Hall of Fame grows, so does our Spilberg, and Karen Schneider. These reconnection with alumni. ladies have stepped down from our Board and we truly appreciate their time in sup- Shortly, we will initiate a donor bench program so that friends can sup- porting our students and college! At the port our Foundation endowment. We also look to invite you to the same time, I am very excited to have Paul grand opening of new buildings on campus including the Student Ser- Clay, Andrea Goldberg, Jessica Smith and vices Building and the Library Learning & Resource Center. David Tulanian join our Board of Directors. We also look forward to launching our new Legacy Society . There are a I welcome their enthusiasm and ideas! number of supporters who plan to leave part of their estate to our This year looks to be another promising one for the Foundation. Foundation. We feel this is an appropriate way to honor and recognize Your Foundation Board continues to work to build relationships those individuals now and it is very much deserved. with local businesses and companies to get them connected with Los Angeles Valley College. By doing so, some may join the Presi- As we begin a new year, I want to thank all of you who have continued dent’s Circle of Leadership Giving or establish scholarships to to support our Foundation. We continue to grow and serve Valley Col- support a student who may eventually come to work for that busi- lege and its students. We are grateful to all of you! ness or company. Other businesses may find out about LAVC’s Sincerely, Job Training Program and benefit from services it provides. Last year, we had good activity with Valley College Alumni. Many have connected with LAVC through social network Facebook. Jason Schaff There are about 1,500 members and it continues to grow. The President of the Los Angeles Valley College Foundation Foundation Annual Report Dear Friends, lapel pin. It seemed that our nation was turning that The Athletic Endowment campaign is a year and a half into its five- economic corner this past year, but not year $100,000 campaign. Under the direction of the Athletic Endow- quite. There remains a number of uncer- ment Advisory Board chaired by alumnus Phil Mundy, over $30,000 tain things. However, one thing that is cer- tain is the state of our Foundation. It con- has been raised and pledged so far to the endowment. tinues to be stable and balanced and I am The Athletic Hall of Fame, which is now in its sixth year, inducted the happy to report some of the highlights of 2010 class on June 26. Those inducted included Larry Banner, Jim the this past year as Los Angeles Valley Benedict, Jim Estes, Jack Hirsh, Nikywa Prevost, Paul Sabolic, the College celebrated its 60th Anniversary! 1984 Men’s Gymnastics Team, and the 1988/89 Women’s Basket- The Foundation’s investment portfolio, which includes its endow- ball team.
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