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Supporting our region through student success
CCAC PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Message from the President Dear CCAC Alumni and Friends: As I begin my first full academic year at CCAC, my presidency is off to a great start and I am gratified by the support I have received from alumni, students, faculty, staff, community and the Board of Trustees. Since our founding in 1966, CCAC has played an important role in educating and preparing students for the workforce. We are the college of first choice among 74-percent of our students, and we continue to assist returning students gain the preparation they need to meet the needs of our ever-changing society. Over the last 49 years, CCAC has advanced into one of the largest providers of educational services in western Pennsylvania. We will always remain accessible and affordable, and we will be prepared to meet 21st century demands. In order to continue meeting the needs of our region, however, we need to enhance our technology, increase and expand our curricula in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) and workforce development programs, build new spaces, renovate our current facilities and promote and support the professional development of our faculty and staff.
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As the college’s ninth president, I have willingly accepted my role to lead CCAC, and I encourage you to join me as we take this institution to new heights. With more than 90,000 alumni, including our 2,589 newest graduates, we encourage you to stay connected and get involved. You are an important part of our legacy and we are proud to call you a CCAC success. Sincerely,
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Dr. Quintin B. Bullock, CCAC President
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Army veteran finds support at CCAC When US Army Veteran John Corl decided to attend college, he selected CCAC, which boasts the region’s largest cohort of veterans pursuing a degree. Prior to enrolling, John met with the Veterans Services office at CCAC–Allegheny Campus, and was gratified by the support he received.
the people. Along with members of the Veterans Club, John has volunteered his time to help fellow veterans through Habitat for Humanity.
The Veterans Services office aided John with CCAC’s application and financial aid processes, and helped him apply for GI Bill Benefits. Furthermore, the office also informed him of all the services offered at CCAC, including tutoring, academic advising and student life. “The office was a one stop shop,” he says. “If the office did not have the answers, they pointed me in the direction of the person who did.”
“Due to my military experiences, I had some difficulties transitioning to civilian life, but I have learned so much by attending CCAC and getting guidance from their Veterans Services Department that I would like to share my story and help others through journalism,” says John. “I would really like to take what I have learned and help other veterans through their transition by writing for a military or veteran media corporation.”
John has continued his relationship with the Veterans Services office and now serves as president of the Veterans Club. Through this position, John has worked with the Student Life office, and has discovered his passion for being an advocate and a voice for
Rather than pursue a career in computers, he has now focused his career plans on becoming a successful journalist.
CCAC Veterans Services: Supporting veterans, their families and our community The CCAC Veterans Services office proudly serves those who have served our nation. Each year, more than 850 veterans, active military personnel and their dependents attend CCAC, and the Veterans Services office helps these students transition from military to civilian life as they pursue an education. Veterans, active military personnel and veteran-dependent students attending CCAC can join the CCAC Veterans Club, which helps connect this distinct group of students through social interaction, campus activities and provides them with access to information such as CCAC academic departments and resources. Veterans clubs are located at all four CCAC campuses. Students may also take part in the CCAC Veteran CareerStar Accelerator. This program is an extension of the CCAC Veteran Career Services initiative, and focuses its comprehensive social media approach to help CCAC–Allegheny Campus student veterans gather participants build and with staff from CCAC Veterans Services and Student sustain a career through Life in front of the Foerster Student Service Center the identification of their own, unique professional brand. CCAC Veterans Services is accredited through the US Department of Veterans Affairs and helps veterans and active-duty military members and dependents apply for and obtain Veterans Affairs Education Benefits. The center’s staff helps students find benefits to help them with educational expenses. Awarded with the Innovation Certificate from the League for Innovation in Community Colleges, the CCAC Veterans Services center supports veteran, active military personnel and veteran-dependent students at CCAC’s four campuses and four centers.
Support veteran and military students through the Veterans Assistance Fund The 2013–2014 Annual Fund raised funding for the CCAC Veterans Assistance Fund, and we are proud to announce that scholarship funds will be available to veteran and military students this fall! The Veterans Assistance Fund will provide veterans, military personnel or veteran-dependent students who are in need of financial assistance or who may be experiencing unforeseen personal circumstances with much needed financial support. “Student veterans and their families face many obstacles beyond those of the average student. CCAC has the unique capability to help address their concerns and needs through this initiative. The Veterans Assistance Fund will help ensure the success of our student veterans by providing much needed financial support to assist students in their transition to civilian and college life,” says Dwight Boddorf, CCAC director of Veterans Services. Your donation to the Veterans Assistance Fund helps our community by supporting this exceptional group of students. Give to the Veterans Assistance Fund today and help support students like John Corl at www.ccac.edu/Opportunities_for_Giving.aspx
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Local high school students earn credits at CCAC The CCAC Dual/Concurrent Enrollment Program has helped myriad local high school students discover their own college experience. High school juniors and seniors can take CCAC classes for actual college credit, saving them money and providing them with an increased perspective on their academic interests prior to graduation. Over the last year alone, the CCAC Dual/ Concurrent Enrollment Program’s participation skyrocketed from four participating school districts to an astounding 16 districts comprised of 20 high schools. More than 200 local high school junior and seniors were provided the opportunity to take primarily three-credit and, in some cases, four-credit college-level courses at CCAC. This very successful program is supported almost entirely through donations from local businesses made via the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC). The EITC program provides businesses with a tax-deductible incentive for their support of local academic programming.
the Frieda G. Shapira Center for Learning Through Service at CCAC. “We are introducing students to the collegiate academic experience while saving them money and, in the long term, increasing the abilities of our region’s workforce.” For more information on supporting the CCAC Dual/ Concurrent Enrollment Program through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit, contact the CCAC Educational Foundation at 412.237.6514 or edfdn@ccac.edu.
“CCAC is giving high school students a pathway to achieving their educational goals,” says Rick Adams, assistant vice president at
CCAC Alumni & Friends Night at PNC Park On Wednesday, July 23, more than 50 CCAC alumni, their families and friends watched the Pittsburgh Pirates defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 6–1 at PNC Park on Pittsburgh’s North Shore. Alumni from a variety of graduating classes, academic majors and backgrounds enjoyed the fun-filled evening game at one of the nation’s most scenic ballparks. The Pirates scored four runs in the first inning and dominant pitching from Francisco Liriano secured the win. All those who joined the CCAC group that night received a complimentary CCAC baseball cap from the Alumni Affairs office. We would like to thank all those who joined us at CCAC Alumni & Friends Night at PNC Park. We hope to see you next year!
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CCAC Educational Foundation hosts annual leadership gala At the CCAC Educational Foundation’s 17th annual Legends in Leadership gala on April 24, CCAC alumnus and Educational Foundation board member Jesse C. Campayno (’81, North Campus) was honored for his contributions to the betterment of our community. Since 1998, Legends in Leadership has honored CCAC alumni, members of the CCAC faculty, staff and administration and friends of the college. The Outstanding Alumnus Jesse is a leader in the construction industry award was presented to Jesse with almost four decades of experience in C. Campayno, a 1981 graduate project management, consulting, business of CCAC–North Campus and development and field work. His diversified owner of Campayno Consulting experience in every aspect of a construction Services, LLC. project from beginning to completion has
gained him a tremendous amount of trust and respect among clients and in the community. He currently serves as the owner and president of Campayno Consulting Services, LLC, providing construction, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection consulting services. Jesse and his wife Aimee reside in Pittsburgh’s East End. They have six grown children
Kimberly Gill, KDKA-TV News anchor and host of Your Pittsburgh, served as emcee at the event. This year’s honorary chairs, representing UPMC, were alumnus Edward Karlovich (’80, Allegheny Campus) chief financial officer, Hospital & Community Services Division; Scott Lammie, senior vice president, UPMC Insurance Services Division and chief financial officer, UPMC Health Plan; and Gregory K. Peaslee, senior vice president and chief human resources & administrative services officer.
CCAC Educational Foundation honors Heritage Society members On May 21, the CCAC Educational Foundation hosted a reception in Byers Hall on CCAC–Allegheny Campus to honor 14 Heritage Society members for their generosity to the college. In addition to honoring these current members, seven new members were welcomed into the Heritage Society by CCAC President Dr. Quintin B. Bullock. Ever since its inception in 1995, CCAC Alumni have played a very active role in CCAC’s Heritage Society. The society recognizes the generosity of alumni and friends that have supported CCAC through planned gifts such as bequests from a will or an IRA, life insurance, charitable trusts and gifts through life time arrangements. Currently, a core group of ten CCAC Alumni Heritage Society members have made CCAC a part of their planned generosity. For additional information about CCAC’s Heritage Society or planned giving, please contact Jarrett Stull, director of Major and Planned Giving, at 412.237.6575 or jstull@ccac.edu.
Heritage Society members gather with CCAC president Quintin B. Bullock and CCAC Educational Foundation executive director Rose Ann DiCola in front of Byers Hall on CCAC–Allegheny Campus.
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CCAC FEATURE ARTICLE
CCAC
celebrates its 47th Commencement, success of graduates
On May 15th, 2014, more than 500 students received their diplomas in front of an exuberant crowd of 3,000 family and friends.
Changes, transitions and traditions are learn and to reflect on who we can become. graduates in the reciting of the CCAC valued constants at CCAC. This year We have a responsibility to ourselves, our alumni pledge. alone, the college welcomed its ninth families and our communities. No matter The class of 2014, like each class before president and launched new programs in what our college majors or aspirations, it, represents a culmination of effort by the medical services, emergency medicine, let us take our degrees and do something the students themselves, the faculty and Mechatronics and engineering technology relevant and positive with them. If we use staff and the community that supports fields. And, yet, perhaps the the college. Since the college’s most important transition is first commencement in 1968, more so that of a tradition, as CCAC’s graduates have found “Let us continue to learn CCAC celebrated the remarkable success entering the region’s successes of its students at its 47th and to reflect on who we workforce and furthering their commencement ceremony on May education. Approximately can become. We have a 15 at the University of Pittsburgh’s 70-percent of our students responsibility to ourselves, our Petersen Events Center. immediately enter the workforce, More than 500 students received their diplomas in front of an exuberant crowd of 3,000 family and friends. CCAC President Quintin B. Bullock opened the commencement exercises, and was joined by the college’s four campus presidents and Amy Kuntz, chair of the CCAC Board of Trustees. Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald delivered the commencement address.
families and our communities. If we use our education solely for the advancement of ourselves, much of the gift is wasted, but if used for the benefit of society, our education is multiplied, shared and sustained.”
Student speaker Jackline Ouma emigrated from Kenya, Africa to seek a nursing degree at an elite school in the US. According to a report by Community College Week, CCAC graduates the third-highest number of registered nurses among the nation’s two-year institutions. Jackline received an AS in General Studies, and will complete her AS in Nursing in December. She shared the following words with her fellow classmates: “Let us continue to
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our education solely for the advancement of ourselves, much of the gift is wasted, but if used for the benefit of society, our education is multiplied, shared and sustained.” After receiving their diplomas, CCAC Educational Foundation Board member Jesse Campayno (’81, North) led the new
while 30-percent transfer to fouryear colleges or universities.
CCAC students who receive an associate’s degree typically increase their earning potential by approximately $10,000 annually, compared to those with only a high school diploma. This projected increase in individual earnings helps generate a larger, stronger local economy. As a group, CCAC students generate a lifetime impact of over $1 billion on Allegheny County’s regional economy.
CCAC is honored to continue the traditions set forth upon our founding nearly 50 years ago. CCAC alumni contribute invaluable knowledge and skills to our community, making it a better place to live. We would like to congratulate the 2,589 members of the Class of 2014 and welcome them as our newest alumni.
The 47th CCAC Commencement was an exciting evening of family, friends and the celebration of achievement. CCAC is proud to welcome our newest alumni!
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Nursing alumni chapter recognizes a community leader and new graduates The CCAC Nursing alumni chapter has taken great strides in connecting Nursing alumni with their former classmates, faculty, current Nursing students and the broader community that CCAC serves. Since its inception in March 2013, the Nursing alumni chapter has held several planning meetings and has engaged alumni who are interested in connecting with CCAC and their former classmates.
which was held in the Foerster Student Services Center on CCAC–Allegheny Campus, occurred during National Nurses Week.
Renee Thompson (’91, Allegheny) was awarded the CCAC Nursing alumni chapter’s inaugural Outstanding CCAC Nursing Alumna for Excellence in Leadership award for her work as both a leader and an advocate for the nursing profession locally, nationally and internationally. Renee is a registered nurse and a certified medical-surgical registered nurse, and has completed her doctor of Nursing Practice On May 10, forty degree. She is also the CEO and president CCAC Nursing alumni of her own consulting and speaking firm, chapter members, RTConnections, LLC. CCAC Nursing faculty Following the award presentation, the group members and CCAC was invited to the pinning ceremony for Nursing students CCAC–Allegheny Campus’s Nursing graduates. gathered to honor a The pinning ceremony is a long-held nursing fellow alumna and to tradition where new graduates are symbolically celebrate the future welcomed into the profession with the of nursing. The event, presentation of a nursing pin.
Court Reporting alumni chapter holds inaugural meeting On April 1, the Court Reporting alumni chapter hosted its inaugural meeting in Byers Hall on CCAC–Allegheny Campus. Nearly 30 alumni gathered to reconnect with their former classmates and with Court Reporting Professors Mary Beth Johnson and Val M. Cox. Professor Johnson addressed the group, and four current Court Reporting students shared their academic experiences and goals for the future. Aimee Davis, who recently received the Court Reporting Scholarship, shared how the scholarship has helped her remain in school and reach her goals. The group discussed the advantages of a Court Reporting alumni chapter, and how a chapter can benefit Court Reporting alumni and current students.
CCAC Court Reporting Professor Mary Beth Johnson and alumni chapter members at the inaugural chapter meeting. Photograph provided by Val M. Cox.
About alumni chapters
The CCAC alumni chapter initiative was established over a year ago to reconnect alumni with each other and CCAC. Alumni chapters enhance the CCAC alumni experience through networking, social gatherings and professional development activities. The chapters also serve as an avenue for mentorship and service opportunities to help further enrich the CCAC community. If you are interested in joining or starting a CCAC alumni chapter, please contact Alumni Affairs at 412.237.4649 or rpacella@ccac.edu.
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CAMPUS UPDATE
Campus Update: CCAC–Allegheny Campus CCAC–Allegheny Campus has experienced a great deal of change over the past year. Located on Pittsburgh’s North Shore and often referred to as CCAC’s “main campus,” Allegheny Campus is comprised of restored historical buildings, striking concrete structures, green spaces and CCAC’s newest building, the K. Leroy Irvis (KLI) Science Center.
renovations of historic West Hall and the Physical Education building. West Hall, which was built in 1911, will be redeveloped as an arts, performing arts and humanities building, while renovations to the Physical Education building include a state-of-the-art fitness center, streetlevel bookstore and a coffee shop. Additional classroom space will also be created.
The KLI Science Center, a 65,000 square-foot Student access to facility that boasts nine technology on every classrooms with stateCCAC campus is as of-the-art instructional important to us as the technology, a conference quality education we center, administrative and provide. The CCAC– faculty offices and student Allegheny Campus’ study areas on each of its student computer five floors, was officially laboratory, which is One of many newly opened laboratory spaces at the KLI Science Center opened on March 25, currently located on the helps prepare CCAC students for today’s health careers. 2013 after nearly two years fifth floor of the Allegheny of construction. Additionally, the center provides students Campus Library, will be moving to a more centralized with a chemistry laboratory, two biology laboratories, a location on the third floor of the Foerster Student Services physics laboratory and two biotechnology laboratories, in Center. This move will not only support the academic addition to a rooftop observatory. progress of our students, but will offer our students a more convenient, efficient and accessible learning environment. The campus is also preparing for construction on the Ridge Avenue Project. The project, which will be heavily funded through CCAC’s $40 million Imagine & Achieve campaign and various naming opportunities, includes significant
CCAC–Allegheny Campus is as dynamic as both its architecture and students. The campus is looking forward to a bright future.
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CCAC: GIVING BACK
It’s about time
Planning for the future can help CCAC students Did you know that approximately 70% of Americans do not have a will? Are you, perhaps, one of those individuals? Although no one enjoys thinking about his or her own mortality, having a will is very important, and it’s time we approach planning our estate differently. A complete estate plan is an affirmation of the meaning of your life—what you value, your affections and the ways in which you want your life to have made a difference. What will you be remembered for? How will your family’s future generations remember you? It’s time we think about ourselves, reflect on what we feel is important and make our plan.
We would be pleased to discuss ways you can have the greatest impact on the lives of students we serve.
After you have made your plan, it’s time to let us know
We want to thank you for your commitment and have the opportunity to honor you. We are always saddened when we receive a surprise end-of-life gift and never had an opportunity to say thank you to the donor for his or her foresight and thoughtfulness. By informing CCAC of your legacy gift, we are able to ensure that your vision for how the gift will be used is clearly understood and carried out. Please be assured that information you provide is confidential and that no details about your future gift are disclosed unless authorized by you. A well-crafted comprehensive estate plan benefits you, your loved ones and the causes you care about. Making these important decisions and putting them in writing now, allows you to relax with the peace of mind of having planned for the future.
We know a complete will or estate plan will include defining care for yourself, naming guardians, financially securing your future and other important directives. It’s also a time where you can consider how you want to help organizations close to you, such as CCAC. By supporting organizations such as CCAC, you can make it possible for students to get an education and training they need to begin a career that will have great benefits for them and their loved ones. You can do that all by planning your legacy now. Join other alumni and friends in the CCAC Heritage Society (see page 4) who have remembered CCAC in their planning.
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CCAC alumnus pays it forward, starts scholarship for classmates When Brian Cenci received the Allegheny County Medical Society Scholarship from the CCAC Educational Foundation during the 2012–2013 school year, it eased his mind. “Receiving the scholarship relieved me from the stress of having to pay off a loan,” he says. During his time at CCAC, Brian juggled a full course load, worked at his family’s business, planned a wedding and welcomed his first child. He was also involved in several campus activities, including the CCAC–North Campus Nursing Club, of which he was president. In May, Brian received his AS in Nursing, and passed his licensing exam in June. Shortly after graduation, he contacted the Foundation office and inquired about helping other students with
scholarships. Brian’s “pay it forward” attitude helped establish the CCAC–North Campus Nursing Club Scholarship, which was awarded to two students this fall. According to Brian, the group was able to fund the scholarship by hosting bake sales at North Campus. “Brian has been an outstanding leader as our Nursing Club president,” says Nina Lyons (’80, North), director of Student Life at CCAC–North Campus. “We are very proud of his ‘pay it forward’ attitude in establishing a scholarship to help other students.” This fall, Brian is continuing his education and hopes to complete his BSN and eventually become a Nurse Practioner. He currently works at UPMC Shadyside Hospital in the Stem Cell Transplant department as a Staff (Registered) Nurse.
CLASS NOTES 1981 and 1985
Marilyn Bushey Weber (’81 & ’85, Allegheny, Public Administration & Commercial Art and Design) is currently working on obtaining her second master’s degree and likes to spend her free time as a volunteer at the Heinz History Center.
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Theresa Burik (’92, South, Child Care) is working on her master’s degree in Curriculum and Assessment with the concentration option of Early Childhood Education. She has been happily married to her husband, John, for 34 years.
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Stacie Truszkowski (’94, Boyce, General Studies) recently completed the Race Across America— an annual bicycle race that begins in Oceanside, CA, and ends in Annapolis, MD—as one of four cyclists on Team PHenomenal Hope. Stacie, who was featured in a previous issue of the CCAC AlumNet News, says that the race was the most incredible experience of her life.
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Sandra Lynn Havern (’97, North, Business Management) is currently the business manager at Robinson Emergency Medical Services, Inc. Sandy earned a BS in Business Management from the University of Phoenix in 2005, and plans to finish a master’s degree in the near future. She and her husband, Rich, have been married for 25 years and reside in the Pittsburgh suburb of South Fayette.
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Thomas Martin, PhD (’02, South, Nuclear Medicine Technology) has accrued over 10 years of experience in the healthcare field, and now serves as a director with the non-profit organization Healthcare Information Management Systems Society. Dr. Martin also holds academic appointments at Georgetown University and St. Joseph’s University. “My most beneficial takeaway from CCAC was working with faculty who were dedicated to teaching the next generation of scholars,” says Dr. Martin. “They continue to be an inspiration for me!”
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Candice Purter (’03, Allegheny, Phlebotomist) says that her time at CCAC was a great experience for her, as it taught her leadership skills, how to speak professionally and how to resolve difficult situations. Candice utilizes her CCAC experience in her current role as a community leader and program assistant for Pittsburgh Community Services, Inc. She also runs a very successful afterschool program called “Lil Sistahs & Lil Brozz,” which teaches children ages eight to 18 about entrepreneurship.
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Danielle Maisel (’12, Boyce, General Studies) is currently attending the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg to continue her education and eventually become a psychologist. Her goal is to counsel children with a concentration on military-dependent households.
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UPCOMING EVENTS CCAC Alumni Night at the Theater–Thursday, October 23 Reception 5:30 p.m. | Concert 7:00 p.m. Watch CCAC–South Campus theater students perform Crimes of the Heart after meeting the cast and CCAC Theater professor George Jaber. CCAC-South Campus Theater, Building B Reserve your free seats by contacting Alumni Affairs at 412.237.4656 | alumni@ccac.edu CCAC Alumni Day at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh–Saturday, November 15 Bring the kids or grandkids to the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh for a day of fun with discounted admission and a special workshop activity! Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, 10 Children’s Way, Pittsburgh, PA, 15212 Space is limited, so reserve your seats by contacting Alumni Affairs at 412.237.4656 | alumni@ccac.edu 2014 CCAC Holiday Concert–Thursday, December 4 Reception 5:30 p.m. | Concert 7:00 p.m. Join alumni, friends & students for a special holiday performance by the CCAC Music department. Byers Hall (reception) and Foerster Student Services Center Auditorium, CCAC–Allegheny Campus Reserve your free seats by contacting Alumni Affairs at 412.237.4656 | alumni@ccac.edu
CCAC is Preparing to Celebrate Our 50th Anniversary!
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Opening to students in 1966, CCAC is getting ready for a year of celebration as we approach our 50th anniversary!
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For more information on how you can be part of our 50th Anniversary, contact the CCAC Educational Foundation at 412.237.6514 or edfdn@ccac.edu