2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Celebrating a year’s worth of

AwardsService and LeadershipGrants and Fellowships

Publications and PresentationsDegrees and CertificatesProfessional Development

Service to CGCC

Awards2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Awards

• CGCC, 2014 Military-Friendly Schools Designation, Victory Media

• Maricopa Nursing’s concurrent enrollment program, Bellweather finalist

• Environmental Technology Center, MCCCD Innovation of the Year

• Reda Chambers and Miguel Fernandez, MCCCD Diversity Advisory Council Excellence Award

• Marketing and Communications, Silver Medallion, National Council for Marketing & Public Relations

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Individual Awards

• Paul Petrequin and Roy Scheisser, Education for Sustainability Award, North American Council for Staff, Program and Organizational Development

• Anthony Braaten and Greg Wojjtovich, Gilbert Community Excellence Awards

• William H. Crawford, III, Education Award, East Valley Chapter of the National Association for the Ad-vancement of Colored People

• Joshua Gottry, ASCAP Plus Award

• Tarynn Everett, Paramedic of the Year, Scottsdale Healthcare

• Julie Wright, Outstanding Volunteer, Chandler Unified School District

• Jean Schloeman, Educator of the Year Honoree, Si Se Puede Foundation

• Miguel Fernandez and Jennifer Peterson, 2013 John and Suzanne Roueche Excellence Award, League of Innovation

• Erica Morley and Margaret Tate, Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Member, MCCCD Adjunct Faculty Asso-ciation

• Jennifer Peterson , CGCC Woman of Distinction

• Sharon Fagan, CGCC Service-Learning Faculty of the Year

Awards2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Awards

CGCC awarded military-friendly designationChandler-Gilbert Community College has been named to the 2014 Military Friendly Schools® list by Victory Media, publisher of GI Jobs magazine, a resource for military personnel transitioning into civilian life. The 2014 Military Friendly Schools® list honors the top 20 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools in the country that are doing the most to embrace America’s military service members, veterans, and spouses as students and ensure their success on campus. To read the complete article click here.

Nursing’s concurrent enrollment program selected as Bellweather finalist The Maricopa Nursing program was selected as a finalist for the 2014 Bellwether Award in the Workforce Development category. The submission, “Concurrent enrollment programs at Maricopa Nursing – Meeting Current and Future Nursing Needs Through Progression and Innovation” was selected by the Community College Futures Assem-bly (CCFA) from more than 400 applications.

Diversity Advisory Council honors Chambers and Fernan-dez with Excellence AwardThe Maricopa County Community College District Diversity Advisory Council (DAC) presented Miguel Fernandez and Reda Chambers with the DAC Excellence Award at a district-wide ceremony April 29 at Paradise Valley Community College. The two were honored for their work with veterans. Reda is coordinator of Veterans Services, and Miguel is faculty liaison for veteran issues. The two frequently team to bring veteran awareness and sensitivity training to faculty, and to put on the biannual veteran sessions of new student orientation.

Awards2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Environmental Technology Center named District Innova-tion of the Year The Environmental Technology Center (ETC) was selected as Chan-dler-Gilbert Community College’s 2013-14 Innovation of the Year. The ETC is a two-acre outdoor learning laboratory that gives students experiential learning opportunities to explore the importance of carry-ing capacities in relation to human population and local ecosystems. The ETC is available to all programs, individuals and the community for learning activities related to its mission.

Champagne, Chocolate and all that Jazz invitation wins Silver MedallionThe marketing and public relations department received a Silver Medallion of Achievement Award from the National Council for Mar-keting & Public Relations for the Champagne, Chocolate and all that Jazz invitation and sponsor card. The National Council of Marketing and Public Relations Medallion Awards are designed to recognize outstanding achievement in communications at community, junior and technical colleges.

Awards2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Individual Awards

Anthony Braaten and Greg Wojjtovich, Gilbert Community Excellence AwardsAnthony Braaten and Greg Wojtovich were selected as the Chandler-Gilbert Community College (CGCC) Educator of the Year and CGCC Staff Employee of the Year for the 2013 Gilbert Community Excellence Awards. Read the article here.

NAACP presents CGCC’s Crawford with Education AwardThe East Valley chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People presented William H. Crawford, III with the Education Award at this year’s East Valley NAACP annual Freedom Fund Gala on Oct. 4. Read the article here.

Paul Petrequin and Roy Scheisser, Education for Sustainability Award, North American Council for Staff, Program and Organizational DevelopmentGeology faculty Roy Schiesser and history faculty Paul Petrequin received the Education for Sustainability Award from the North American Council for Staff, Program and Organizational Development (NCSPOD) for their Unnatural Disaster Day. The award, presented Oct. 24 at the NCSPOD conference, recognizes the innovations and successes of those who integrate sustainable development (environmental, economic, social and cultural) into education and learning. To view complete article click here.

Joshua Gottry receives ASCAP Plus AwardThe American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) selected Joshua Gottry as an ASCAP Plus Award recipient for his music composition and works performed in 2013. Gottry first received an ASCAP Young Composer Award in 1995 and has been selected every year since 2001 for the ASCAP Plus Award. To read the complete article click here.

Awards2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Miguel Fernandez and Jennifer Peterson, 2013 John and Suzanne Roueche Excellence Award, League of InnovationChandler-Gilbert Community College English faculty Miguel Fernandez and education faculty Jennifer Peterson were selected as recipients of the 2013 John & Suanne Roueche Excellence Awards presented March 3 during the annual League for Innovation in the Community College Innovations conference. To read the complete article click here.

Wright recognized as outstanding volunteerJulie Wright was awarded the 2014 Outstanding Volunteer award by the Chandler Unified School District.

Tarynn Everett named Paramedic of the YearScottsdale Healthcare recognized Tarynn Everett, a Scottsdale firefighter and Chandler-Gilbert Community College EMT and fire science coordinator, as Paramedic of the Year in early December. The annual award is presented to only one medic serving the geographic areas that bring patients to their hospitals, including Scottsdale, Salt River, Paradise Valley and Cave Creek. To read the complete article click here.

Si Se Puede Foundation recognizes Schloeman as Educator of the Year HonoreeThe Si Se Puede Foundation recognized Chandler-Gilbert Community College English faculty Jean Schloeman as an Educator of the Year Honoree on April 5 at the 14th Annual Cesar E. Chavez Educators of the Year awards dinner. To view complete article click here.

Awards2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Sharon Fagan, CGCC Service-Learning Faculty of the YearThe Service-Learning Program is pleased to recognize Sharon Fagan is the Service-Learning Faculty of the Year for 2013-2014. Sharon has incorporated service-learning into her courses for a number of years through her EDU courses where students are placed in local schools individually as well as through Diversity Day events and Dr. Suess’ Celebrations with Humphrey Elementary students.

Peterson named CGCC 2014 Woman of DistinctionEducation faculty Jennifer Peterson was selected as this year’s CGCC Woman of Distinction. A portion of the nomination states, “Jennifer is an exemplar of leadership in the field of education at local and state levels. She has brought student scholarships and incentives for early childhood degrees, training for day-care employees, partnership with MCC for a shared program, and embedding e-text material in to Canvas courses. She’s continually creating, imagining, envisioning the potential growth and development in CGCC’s Early Childhood and Teacher Education program.”

Erica Morley and Margaret Tate, Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Member, MCCCD Adjunct Faculty AssociationThe District’s Adjunct Faculty Association has given Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Awards to 34 adjuncts, including Erica Morley and Margaret Tate. The award is provided to those who complete an assessment process that includes an evaluation of their performance on criteria in five areas: pedagogy, assessment, enrichment, development and professionalism as well as forward at least two letters of recommendation. (At least one from the department chair, dean, or vice president of Academic Affairs and one or more additional recommendations from residential faculty, adjunct faculty or students.)

Service and Leadership2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

William H. Crawford, III, serves as president of the National Council on Black American Affairs, an affiliate of the American Association of Community Colleges and is a board member of Si Se Puede Foun-dation, the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and the City of Chandler Merit Board.

Marc Denton was selected as the 2013 Clinician/Director for the statewide high school All-State Jazz Choir in November 2013. Arizo-na Choral Directors Association sponsors the event once each year.

Carol Edwards is a member of the board of trustees for the Mathe-matics Education Trust of the National Council of Teachers of Math-ematics and executive secretary of TODOS: Mathematics for ALL, a national affiliate of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Anthony Braaten completed service as chair of the Chandler-Gil-bert YMCA board of managers. He was also awarded a certificate for completing the Chandler Citizens Police Academy, which helps community members link to and be aware of the various roles and programs associated with the Chandler Police Department.

Jacalyn Askin serves as treasurer of the Women’s Philanthropy Circle; is a member of the Western Association of College and University Business Officers Community College Committee and is incoming chair of the National Association of College and University Business Officers Community College Council.

Service and Leadership2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Joshua Gottry is serving as chair of the Composition Committee for the Percussive Arts Society. He was also selected for another three-year term as a teaching artist for the Arizona Commission on the Arts.

Linda Lujan was appointed to the steering committee of the American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment. Read the article here.

Sharon Fagan was elected chair of the Education Instructional Council for the Maricopa County Community College District.

Grants and Fellowships2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Mini-grant leads Alexander to establish a Chandler youth reading club Last summer the City of Chandler awarded Erica Alexander with a $955 Human Relations Commission Diversity Education Mini-Grant. WIth it, she founded Club READ (Reading Experiences Appreci-ating Diversity) for students in grades 2-12 who attend school and/or reside in Chandler. The purpose of the summer reading club is to facilitate opportunities for youth to identify, read and describe mul-ticultural literature that increases cultural awareness and sensitivity through various activities. Exposing them to literature that they would not necessarily be introduced to in the school setting is crucial. Last summer, 21 students read Scottsdale author Jewell Parker Rhodes’ most recent book Sugar and either Fast Sam Cool Clyde and Stuff or Monster. This summer, students will focus on the Civil Rights Move-ment and will be reading The Watsons Go to Birmingham or Eyes on the Prize: America’s Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965.

Publications and Presentations2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

• Scott Adamson and student Philip Monk, OnCore

• Cammen Chan, All-in-One Electronics Guide and a Stocks Dividend Tracker mobile app

• Diane Elarde, Chicken Soup for the Soul: Miraculous Messages from Heaven

• Zabioullah A. Eltezam, Global Science and Technology Forum Journal on Agricultural Engineering

• Miguel Fernandez, Sloan Consortium’s 7th Annual International Symposium on Emerging Technologies for Online Learning

• Patrick Finn, TROP and The McNeese Review

• Valerie Foster, The Risk of Sorrow: Conversations with Holocaust Survivor, Helen Handler

• Lori Girshick, Never Too Late to Go Vegan

• Joshua Gottry, Percussive Arts and Rhythm! Scene

• David Muñoz, Tejiendo telarañas (Weaving webs)

• Paul Petrequin and Roy Scheisser, Diversity & Democracy, Association of American Colleges and Universities Journal

• Malik Toms, Nohting but Fluff and Smoke

• Zoila G. Tovar-Blank, Handbook of Multicultural Psychology

• Karen Wellner, Embryo Project Encyclopedia and Science and Education: Thematic Journal Issue

Publications and Presentations2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Scott Adamson and student Philip Monk had the article “Horizontal Transformations of Functions: A Student’s Exploration,” published in the fall 2013 issue of OnCore, a publication of the Arizona Associa-tion of Teachers of Mathematics, an affiliate of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Cammen Chan had his book All-in-One Electronics Guide published in June 2013 and a Stocks Dividend Tracker mobile app in April 2014.

Diane Elarde had a chapter “A Simple Answer” published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Miraculous Messages from Heaven, released in October 2013.

Zabioullah A. Eltezam published “Global Scarcity-A Challenge to Technology,” in the Global Science and Technology Forum Journal on Agricultural Engineering (JAE) in Vol.1 No.1, February 2014. He also has two books published in Persian, by Parwiz Printing Press Co. in Kabul, Afghanistan in January 2014. Titles are Sweet Afghanistan and Thoughts of Pohand .

Miguel Fernandez presented ‘Veteran Students in the Online Class-room” at the Sloan Consortium’s 7th Annual International Symposium on Emerging Technologies for Online Learning on April, 11 2014.

Publications and Presentations2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Joshua Gottry had two articles published in the Percussive Arts Society publication Percussive Notes and Rhythm! Scene. He also presented sessions at the New Mexico PAS Day of Percussion and the Arizona Music Educators Association Conference. His new published works include “Conversations” for percussion trio and “A Simple Process” for flute solo with percussion ensemble.

Valerie Foster published “The Risk of Sorrow: Conversations with Ho-locaust Survivor, Helen Handler,” by Albion-Andalus Books (Boulder, CO). The book was featured at an event sponsored by the East Valley Jewish Community Center at Chandler Center for the Arts on April 8.

Patrick Finn’s personal essay “Pornography’s Pupil” was published in the journal TROP, 12/13. His short story, “The War in the Rack,” was published in The McNeese Review, 2/14.

David Alberto Muñoz published his tenth book, a new collection of shorts stories written in Spanish. It is called: Tejiendo telarañas (Weaving webs), with short stories about the U.S.-Mexican border, families, religion and erotic tales. The introduction was written by Miguel Méndez just before he passed away.

Lori Girshick was quoted in the book Never Too Late to Go Vegan by Ginny Messina published in January 2014.

Publications and Presentations2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Karen Wellner had three articles published:

Wellner, Karen (2014). “The Development of the Pronephros during the Embryonic and Early Larval Life of the Catfish (Ictalurus puncta-tus)” (1932), by Rachel L. Carson.” Embryo Project Encyclopedia.

Wellner, Karen and Jiang, Lijing. (2013). “Essay: Review of Icons of Life: A Cultural History of Human Embryos”. Embryo Project Encyclo-pedia.

Maienschein, Jane, & Wellner, Karen. (June 2013). “Competing Views of Embryos for the 21st Century”. Science and Education: Thematic Journal Issue. DOI 10.1007/s11191-011-9369-9.

Paul Petrequin and Roy Scheisser’s article, “Unnatural Disaster Day: Improving Access to Global Learning and Civic Engagement”, was published in the Association of American Colleges and Universities journal, Diversity & Democracy, Spring 2013, Vol. 16, No. 2. To read the complete article click here.

Zoila G. Tovar-Blank and Patricia Arredondo wrote a book chapter titled, “Multicultural competencies: A dynamic paradigm for the 21st century” appearing in the second edition of the Handbook of Multi-cultural Psychology published in the summer 2013 by the American Psychological Association. To read the complete article click here.

Malik Toms published two stories in the the anthology Shadowrun Returns and worked on a video game of the same name. Nothing but Fluff and Smoke was published by Harebrained Schemes and released on the internet as a promotional novella for the game.

Degrees and Certificates2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

• Jill Anderson, graduate certificate from University of Arizona: P-20 Higher Learning and Educational Leadership

• Averi Avelar, master’s degree in human relations. Northern Arizona University

• Collete Nichols, bachelor’s degree in public management, Northern Arizona University

• Brenna Peck, master’s degree in mental health counseling, Argosy University

• Meghan Vaughn, master’s degree in higher and postsecondary education. Argosy University

• Karen Wellner, doctorate degree in biology. Arizona State University

• Julie Wright, master’s degree in educational leadership, Northern Arizona University

Professional Development2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

• Vincent Scalisi • Anthony Little • Theresa Wong

Navigate Maricopa Supervisor Development Program

Maximizing Our Strengths as An Inclusive Community (MOSAIC)

• Sue Aroz

• Jacalyn Askin

• Nonie Bernard

• Jonathan Berzins

• Cathy Chlarson

• Heidi Engh

• Michael Fulton

• Gabriel Garcia

• Adrienne Hicks

• Janice Humbarger

• Yoroba Russell

• Linda Shaw

• David Smith

• Theresa Wong

• Jacalyn Askin

• Mike Berry II

• Ryan Cain

• Beth Moncivaiz

• Donna Pisano

• Linda Shaw

• David Smith

MCCCD Leadership Principles

Safe Space Training• Franklene Smith • Irvin Smith • Margaret Walker

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

• Brenda Larson, John Schroeder, David Weaver, Emeritus Distinction

• Retirees

• MCCCD Adjunct Faculty Association Years of Service Awards

• CGCC Adjunct Faculty Extended Service Award

• Keystone Award Recipients

• Employee Group Officers and Representatives

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Larson, Schroeder and Weaver granted emeritus distinctionThe governing board of the Maricopa County Community College Dis-trict granted emeritus distinction to three former faculty in 2013-2014: Brenda Larson, John Schroeder and David Weaver.

Brenda LarsonVice President of Academic Affairs William Guerriero nominated Larson for the honor which allows them to retain their title after re-tirement. The nomination states, “Brenda Larson has been an inte-gral part of CGCC’s growth and expansion since its inception as a college. Originally hired to reach Office Automation Systems, Busi-ness-Personal Computers, and Computer Information Systems, Bren-da modeled the way for faculty professional growth by earning two master’s degrees and a doctoral degree.

“She helped pioneer a business and teacher education learning com-munity at CGCC’s Williams Campus and was instrumental in launch-ing the college’s successful teacher education curriculum. Throughout her more than 26 years of service to CGCC and the district, Brenda remained active in a wide range of college and community activities. she served on countless college committees and advisory boards and maintained partnerships with K-12 and higher education partners, including the colleges of education at Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University.

“During her last year of service she was chair of the Social and Behav-ioral Sciences Division. Brenda was known for her impeccable organi-zation and presentation of course materials and served as an exemplar for thousands of future teachers.”

John SchroederCollege President Linda Lujan submitted the nomination for Schro-eder. “John first came to Chandler-Gilbert Community College in 1990 as an aviation maintenance technology faculty member and was instrumental in providing current, relevant curriculum and training to countless aviation graduates who now serve our Valley’s aviation and aerospace industry.

“In 1995, John accepted an opportunity to be involved in business process design and technology planning and support at the Maricopa

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Community Colleges District Office where he served for eight years as director of Strategic Information Technologies.

“In 2003, John returned to CGCC as the provost and chief operating officer for the Williams Campus at the former Williams Field Air Base in Mesa. In that final role, John left an indelible mark on the college and its communities as he worked to keep the rich history of Williams Field alive while leading the transformation of CGCC’s portion of the base into a thriving and vibrant campus.

“John not only oversaw the development of every CGCC building on the site but brokered partnerships and relationship among other enti-ties, including the federal government; the cities and towns of Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek and Phoenix; ASU Polytechnic; East Valley Insti-tute of Technology; and countless business and industry partners. In this cabinet-level leadership role, John contributed in countless ways to the college planning and development, governance and education-al endeavors at all its locations.”

David WeaverWeaver was submitted for consideration by Physical Sciences and En-gineering Division Chair Brad Bates. In the nomination he states, “Da-vid Weaver has been an exceptional instructor, educational leader and innovator his entire career at Maricopa. David’s professional objectives have always been to improve numeracy and scientific thinking locally and globally. He has had a remarkable career and has earned the honor of emeritus distinction.”

Weaver, who retired in December, taught college physics, electronics, semiconductor manufacturing, study skills, computer programming, com-puter art, and a general studies capstone course over the last 32 years.

He also worked with K-12 teachers to improve their abilities to teach math and science and he has given hundreds of lectures and workshops to colleagues locally, regionally and nationally on a wide range of topics including active learning strategies, project-based physics, computational physics and uses of instructional technologies.

Weaver has served as a division chair, occupational program designer and director, occupational dean, faculty senate president, member and chair of the Williams Campus Instructional Technology committee, chair and co-chair of district-wide instructional technology initiatives, curriculum design facilitator, staff development coordinator, district-wide chair of the physics instructional council, president, vice president, two-year college representative, and section representative of the Arizona section of the American Association of Physics Teachers, chair of the Two Year College Committee of the national AAPT, among other positions.

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Retirees

David Weaver

Sherri BashaDee-Jaye Christian, Ph.D.

Paquita GariteaAna Jarvis, Ph.D.

Tim KeefeVictor Navarro

Ruth RomanoElizabeth Starks

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Keystone Recognition CertificatesThe following individuals received one or more Keystone Recognition certificates

Kayla Adamson ExcellenceAndrew Adjei ExcellenceSue Aroz ExcellenceDavid Badame Excellence Community EngagementCindy Barnes Pharr CollaborationBawden Barney Community EngagementMike Berry Innovation ExcellenceMagali Chavez ExcellenceBruce Clark ExcellenceKathy Crossley ExcellenceLesley Cryderman Collaboration InnovationMichael Curtis ExcellenceKim DeHaan Community EngagementBrien Dieterle InnovationJoshua Doddroe ExcellenceMary Frederick ExcellenceHeather Frengley Community EngagementMohammad Gani Excellence

John Garrard ExcellenceSalvador Guerrero ExcellenceLinda Heartquist Excellence Community EngagementVincenza Heisler ExcellenceMaria Hernandez ExcellenceAdrienne Hicks Community EngagementAnnie Jimenez Community EngagementJulie Johns Community EngagementBrian Langford ExcellenceTrina Larson Community EngagementScott Leonard ExcellenceLauro Lopez ExcellenceJackie Lucchi IntegrityKim McGee ExcellenceTim McHenry Community EngagementJustin Messengle ExcellenceEsayas Netsanet CollaborationDaniel Overman ExcellenceJason Ramirez Excellence

Rhonda Reid Community EngagementRochelle Reinesch Community EngagementEdward Rockne ExcellenceDavid Rodriquez ExcellenceYoroba Russell Community EngagementVincent Scalisi ExcellenceKeith Scherb ExcellenceAndrey Shal ExcellenceRon Slamka CollaborationHeather Sonnemann ExcellenceBethany Steele ExcellenceYvette Strickling Community EngagementLaura Tracey ExcellenceDebra Williams ExcellenceGreg Wojtovich ExcellenceTheresa Wong Community EngagementJulie Wright Community Engagement ExcellenceDiane Yost Collaboration Innovation

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

MCCCD Adjunct Faculty Association Years of Service Awards

15 years

25 years 10 years

Appointive Faculty

5 years

The Adjunct Faculty Association and the district recognize adjunct faculty for their years of service to our students at the 5 ,10 and 15 year mark. They receive a letter from the chancellor and the AFA president and a pin.

Jill A. Anderson

Jacalyn A. Askin

Cesar E. Becerra

Mary P. Bell

Ernesto M. Bracamonte, Jr

Joel E. Brame

Thomas S. Garnsey

Rick A. Gissel

Daniel R. Herbst

Iris Ishikawa

Barbara J. Magenheim

Brenna E. Peck

John D. Quadlin

Jason Ramirez

Mark B. Schufletowski

Shina Sepulveda

Juwanta L. Steed

Zoila G. Tovar-Blank

Kimberly A. Waites

Patrick S. Williams

Maria L. Wise

Robert L. Doherty

David C. Finley

Salvador Guerrero

William F. Guerriero

Heather A. Horn

Lois E. Jackson

Jaime Lopez

Teri Moser

Kathleen H. O’Mara

Charles G. Poure

Vanessa Fowler Sandoval

Michael A. Thomas

Jill A. Anderson

Joel E. Brame

David Finley

Barbara J. Magenheim

John D. Quadlin

Zoila G. Tovar-Blank

Greg Trone

Patrick S. Williams

Scott Adamson

Sherri A. Basha

Carol L. Dichtenberg

Eva R. Falletta

Jeffrey A. Hale

Sofia R. Huff

Timothy A. Keefe

Timothy G. McHenry

Esayas Netsanet

Eva Jean Smith

Nicholas J. Turoski

Juan C. Valdez

Kimberly K. DeHaan

Sally S. Jesse

William T. Wolter

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Community College Survey of Student EngagementThe following employees helped with the administration of the Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE).

Judith L. Aldrich

Rene Barrios

Anthony W. Braaten

PJ Boone-Edgerton Longoni

Jeanne M. Canham

Dee-Jaye Christian

Kathy Crossley

Robert De Francesco

John Ezelle Dean III

Zabioullah Eltezam

Rudy Emrick

Robin Eubanks

Vivian Kaye Ferguson

Miguel A. Fernandez

James Alan Forbes

Margaret E. Francis

Cynthia Ann Franklin

Brandon W. Gagnon

Gabriel Garcia

Robert Jay Grossfeld

Bill Guerriero

Christopher Hales

Trina D. C. Heppard

Heather A. Horn

Tammy Ann Hove

Ashley Michele Jacobson

Diane Krupa-Hoentz

Heather Lakey

Michael J. Liebner

Linda Lujan

Karen Maas

Nancy Masterson

Linda D. Mather

Michael John Da McFavilen

Mark Thomas McKinnon

Michael Eugene Mead

Noel V. Morelos

Jennifer A. Nagy

Charles E. Neely

John Thomas Oberdorfer

Roberta M. Pardo

Jennifer L .Pauls

Paul Petrequin

Milos Podmanik

Amanda L. Price

Christopher R Reider

Anne Lynette Reynolds-Garza

Arlisa L. Richardson

Michael M. Santoro

Dennis Schrope

James D. Scott

Scott W. Silberman

Cristi Watkins Sims

Marjorie Joyce Takahashi

Caryl Terrell-Bamiro

Mai Ly Thompson

Zoila Guadalupe Tovar-Blank

Paul Thomas Vaz

Iris G. Weiss

Patrick Williams

Pamela Woodbury

Service to CGCC2014 Employee Awards and Recognition

Employee Group Officers and RepresentativesFaculty SenatePresident: Joel BrameCo-Vice President: Scott AdamsonSecretary: Carla McManawayTreasurer: Karen Flanigan

M&ORepresentative: Gene Esquer

MATPresident: Theresa WongPresident-Elect: Kim McGeeTreasurer: Julie JohnsSecretary: Christine ScottProfessional Growth: Brien Dieterle

PSACo-President: Yvette StricklingCo-President: Adrienne HicksPresident-Elect: Julie WrightSecretary: Eva Jean SmithTreasurer: Romana CarpioDistrict Representative: Kathy WescottDistrict Representative: Michael CurtisDistrict Representative: Colette NicholsDistrict Representative for Paid Educational Leave: Eva Jean Smith

SafetyRepresentative: Brian Langford

Adjunct Faculty Semesters of Service AwardThe following adjunct faculty reached a teaching milestone teaching 20 or more semesters at CGCC.

David Beck, Biological SciencesPhillip Jalowiec, Business and Computing StudiesJoshua Gottry, Communications and Fine ArtsJames Hipple, Composition, Creative Writing, and LiteratureAmy Jo Paterson, Physical Sciences and Engineering