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2021 Connection ALUMNI MAGAZINE | 2020-21 THE CONNECTION @Highland Scotties Alumni Association @highlandalumni @Highland Community College A MESSAGE FROM THE HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENT, DEBORAH FOX Greetings from Highland Community College. We have early indicators this will be a successful Fall enrollment for Highland. It has given us something to look forward to as we come out of what feels like a long hibernation. The core focus of the College has always been to educate students and provide them a path to further their education, attain gainful employment, and better their lives. The College is also an important part of economic development throughout Northeast Kansas. The following are examples of some of the contributions made by Highland Community College. 1. Workforce Training- Both of our technical centers, Atchison Technical Center and Western Center at Baileyville, are training students for immediate workforce placement. The faculty at both sites work closely with industries to deliver curriculum that is relevant to workforce needs. The Admin- istration at Atchison and the Western Center work with faculty to help bring in industry partners to hire our students. Each program also works with advisory boards to share issues relevant to em- ployment and placement of students. Combined attendance at the two centers is approximatley 500 students. 2. Employment testing- Atchison staff provide industry related testing, such as testing for realtors. The Highland Community College Regional site at Perry, Kansas also provides testing for Evergy employees. 3. Community Connections- The Highland Community College Regional site at Perry houses the Perry Community Library and leases space to Keystone Learning Services. The Klinefelter Barn, located between Highland and Hiawatha, has been the location for many com- munity events and musical arts series. 4. Industry Grants- The HCC Winery program was established with Department of Agriculture and National Science Foundation Grants to support and facilitate the development of independent grape growers and wineries in Kansas. The Viticulture and Enology faculty and staff assist Kansas winery owners in multiple aspects in grape growing and wine making. The efforts of the winery program have resulted in the development of the 456 Wineries in Wamego, Kansas to serve as an incubator for Kansas winery owners and to re-energize the growth of grape crops in Kansas. The incubator has the Highland wine and four other business occupants. Our Director, Scott Kohl, and his staff travel across Kansas to offer technical assistance. Kansas State University has deferred this specialized training to HCC staff. In the last year, the College has worked with Highland City leadership to try to entice businesses to build in Highland. Additionally, the College has worked with the Highland Community College Foundation to purchase housing to be leased to College employees so they can live and work in Kansas. Highland provided legislative testimony and support to the Iowa Tribe to take ownership of the Native American Museum. Highland Community College continues to be a part of the economic future of Northeast Kansas. Deborah Fox President, Highland Community College A MESSAGE FROM THE HCC FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, KEITH JALOMA Dear Alumni & Friends, Thank you for the many ways you have helped support the HCC Foundation this FY2021. In spite of the many obstacles and hurdles caused by COVID 19, the Foundation leaned into the pandemic with you and raised over $950,000 dollars in cash, pledges, estate gifts, and gifts-in-kind. Thus far, the Vision For Our Future Campaign has raised over $9 million dollars to help support students at Highland Community College with funds for capital, programming, and scholarships. The campaign is focusing on the Athletic Complex Initiative in Highland, Diesel Technology Building in Atchison, and the Heritage Society. For more detailed information regarding these initiatives, please visit highlandcc.edu/giving to view the complete campaign booklet. The new Diesel Technology Building was completed this spring with a ribbon cutting ceremony in July and classes beginning fall 2021. Through generous donors, the Foundation has provided nearly $800,000 in funding for this initiative. Five new scholarships were started this year and current scholarship donors enjoyed meeting their recipients at small group lunches in fall 2020. These donors have allowed the Foundation to provide over $50,000 in scholarships this year. Nearly $10,000 of new window blinds were installed and new bathroom floors were laid in the Walters Wellness Center through the generosity of the Walters Wellness Center endowed fund. Phase II of the Athlet- ic Complex Initiative, a new eight lane track, has progressed with the help of several gifts and sponsorships totaling $90,000 thus far, with a goal of $150,000. The John Klinefelter endowment fund allowed the Foundation to provide $33,200 for a much needed facelift to the Klinefelter Farm granary ensuring it remains a robust historical site well into the future. Your gift to one of these initiatives will help keep your Highland memories alive and create a better experience for students following in your footsteps. Keith Jaloma The HCC Foundation Executive Director THE CONNECTION ADMINISTRATION WHAT’S Deborah Fox President Dr. Eric Ingmire Vice President of Student Services INSIDE: Randy Willy Vice President of Finance and Operations College News.................................3-4 Lucas Hunziger Foundation & Alumni.................... 5-7 Dean of Technical Education Sharon Kibbe 456 Wineries................................. 8 Dean of Instruction College News: Regional................ 9-10 HCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES Scottie Sports................................11-12 Vernie Coy ‘72 Tom Smith ‘64 Vision for our Future.....................13 Russell Karn ‘74 Jason Taylor ‘90 Alumni Notes.................................14-17 Kenny Huss ‘90 Carl Tharman ‘83 FOUNDATION BOARD Meet your Gene Bauer, President Steven Reichle ‘70 Vice President FOUNDATION & Ted Collins ‘72 Secretary/Treasurer David Holthaus ‘70 Mike Hundley ‘74 ALUMNI STAFF Shawn Loyd ‘77 Dr. Melinda Pregont Lisa Ward ‘89 Ed Webb ‘69 Keith Jaloma Kim Gormley White ‘94 Executive Director, HCC Foundation Brian Wozniak ‘94 O: (785) 442-6065 Ex-Officio Deborah Fox, HCC President C: (816) 872-8729 [email protected] Ex-Officio Keith Jaloma, Executive Director, HCC Foundation Trustee Liaison Tom Smith ‘64 Alumni Liaison Paul Crawford ‘70 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD Kelly (Blevins) Twombly ‘83 Director of Alumni Relations Marty Allen ‘66 O: (785) 442-6018 Shari Denton Bauman ‘78 [email protected] Daniel Brenner ‘76 Kelly Carmody ‘99 Lexy Clark ‘12 Linda Howerton Collins ‘74, Vice President Paul Crawford ‘70, Foundation Liaison Doris Delzeit ‘78 Jaime (Kohlmeyer) Terry ‘03 Alicia Roberts Deters ‘95 Advancement Coordinator Kim Collins Dishon ‘87 Foundation/Alumni Jeni Fee Flach ‘06, O: (785) 442-6121 President [email protected] Roger Gormley ‘66 Glendon Hartman ‘73 Mike Higgins ‘71, Secretary Elizabeth Gilfillan Koranda ‘93 Brenda Dickinson McNary ‘82 The Connection is an annual news magazine for alumni and friends of Highland Community College and is a product of the Barbara Tuggle Morrow ‘84 Alumni, Foundation, and Communications offices at Highland Marla Jones Olson ‘75, Treasurer Community College. Contact us at [email protected]. Rachel Smith ‘93 Kelly Blevins Twombly ‘83, Director of Alumni Relations COLLEGE NEWS GRANT AWARDED TO THE HCC LIBRARY The HCC Library has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities grant titled Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions in the amount of $14,994. The application was con- sidered carefully during the NEH review process, which includes peer review along with deliberation by the National Council on the Humanities and the Office of the Chairman. Some of the Library’s projects included: • The purchase of a proper archival drawer and storage system to rehouse the archives. • The purchase of environmental monitoring equipment, data logging equipment, and a vacuum for properly cleaning documents and artifacts. • Funded preservation training for the HCC Library staff so they may assist with the rehousing and proper handling of the collection moving forward. • Took steps to implement three layers of protection for the entire collected works, including the purchase of plastic sleeves, archival grade folders, and archival storage boxes. The recommendation is to adequately protect the collection as a whole, giving HCC time to plan for the present and future restoration, preservation, and rehousing. GRANT AWARDED TO THE HCC STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Highland Community College $261,888 to aid their Student Support Services program. The program helps students succeed and graduate from college. Student Support Services, also known as SSS, focuses their help on low-income, first generation (those students whose parents did not graduate from a four-year college) and students with disabili- ties. Services range from tutoring, financial aid service, career and college mentoring, and transfer advising. advising, then taking over the SSS Grant Program in 2015. The federal grant is a five year grant so the program will be at High- Kim Bechtold has been with the College since 2012 and has land for the next five years – or until 2025. “This is a great program always been with the SSS program. She primarily works
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