FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE 2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT
STRENGTHENING TIES TO OUR COMMUNITY
Message from the President A Message from the President Contact Rachel Colleagues and Friends of FLC, When I joined Folsom Lake College as president in July 2017, I had great admiration and respect for its impressive student body, talented faculty and staff, and the greater college community it serves. Now more than a year into my tenure, I have a deeper understanding of what a special place this is. As you look through this 2017-2018 annual report, you will see examples of the diverse accomplishments from across the college spectrum and note the strong role collaboration and innovation have played in each. It’s due to the strength of our partnerships with our passionate students, our engaged employees, and our supportive city officials, local businesses, and service organizations, that we have come so far in such a relatively short time. As we move into the 2018-2019 academic year, our goals remain steadfast; we are determined to increase student success and close the equity gap (although, I would argue that you cannot do one without the other). I’m pleased to report that we are making strides in both of these areas. Over this last year, we have seen an increase in our course success rate (75%, up from last year’s 73%), degree completion (727, up from 589), certificate completion (564, up from 268), and transfer (538, up from 491). In terms of equity, our percentage of students of color has increased from 39% in 2016-17 to 41% in 2017-18. These are encouraging indicators of widespread change that we are seeing in public higher education. But we can do more. As Michael Josephson, one of the foremost authorities on ethics, said, “Take pride in how far you’ve come. Have faith in how far you can go, but don’t forget to enjoy the journey.” It’s a joy and privilege to be partnering with you as the college embarks on the next leg of our adventure.
Whitney Yamamura President
2017 - 2018 HIGHLIGHTS at Folsom Lake College JULY 2017
AUGUST 2017
Folsom Lake College warmly welcomed Whitney Yamamura as College President. Whitney, having most recently served as Interim President at Sacramento City College and Vice President of Instruction at Cosumnes River College, is FLC’s third president in its short, but notable history.
Folsom Lake College received a $250,000 grant from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office for further development of the Innovation Center Makerspace and corresponding curriculum.
147 local children ages 8-14 participated in the FLC Youth Arts Academy. Classes in drawing, painting, sculpture, and printmaking were taught by Visual Arts Professor Marisa Sayago and alumni Tyler Ames and Val Laolagi, and enhanced with visits to the college’s Innovation Center Makerspace and the Harris Center’s Bank of America Gallery.
FLC business majors Miguel Bendezu and Josh Lind added prestigious Intel internships to their resumes, following the exclusive recruitment of Los Rios students for the program.
Biology/Zoology Professor Dr. Fran Keller, accompanied by students Aren Der-Gevorgian and Morgan Henry, traveled to Belize to collect and document insects for the UC Davis Bohart Museum of Entomology.
Student Senate President Zainub Tayeb attended the Social Justice Training Institute at the University of Kansas, where students from across the nation learned how to be better social justice leaders and educators on their respective campuses.
SEPTEMBER 2017 The Office of Student Life and members of the Associated Students of FLC (ASFLC) participated in the annual Folsom Community Service Day, volunteering for a parkway maintenance project. During Spotlight Night, over 500 prospective and current students attended and spoke with faculty and staff regarding FLC’s career education offerings and support services.
FLC’s Circle K International Club hosted the collegiate service organization’s divisional council meeting where 85 members from colleges across the region attended.
2017 - 2018 HIGHLIGHTS (continued) OCTOBER 2017 Following the tragic mass shooting in Las Vegas, FLC’s fall blood drive, with support from local radio and television stations, saw a recordbreaking turnout from students, faculty and staff, and the larger college community. Members of the ASFLC attended and presented a workshop at the annual Student Leadership Conference hosted by the California Community College Student Affairs Association in San Jose.
The El Dorado Center’s Community Observatory and Sherwood Demonstration Garden were featured in a promotional video promoting El Dorado County, “Elevate to El Dorado.”
Michael Owens, a student taking classes at FLC through the inmate education program at Mule Creek State Prison and a published poet, was interviewed on Capital Public Radio’s Insight with Beth Ruyak. The inaugural women’s and men’s basketball teams took the court for the first time in the Falcon Gymnasium.
NOVEMBER 2017 ASFLC’s Clubs and Events Board presented the first annual Spirit Week in support of the college’s student-athletes and to build school spirit. The full slate of activities included the annual Dancing with the Professors competition featuring this year’s winner, Student Success Coordinator Juan Flores.
The men’s and women’s soccer teams were named champions of their respective Big 8 Conference divisions. This was the fifth consecutive conference championship for the women’s team and the first title for the men’s team.
Sacramento News & Review gave the Falcon’s Eye Theatre production of Marat/Sade a coveted five star review: “It’s an amazingly creative and allencompassing theatrical experience, enhanced by imaginative sets, costumes, and lighting.” Innovation Center Makerspace students Nathaniel Adams and Rebekah Keely completed training to join the University Innovation Fellows program run by Stanford University’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, joining the cohort of 229 students representing 62 higher education institutions from ten countries.
NOVEMBER 2017 (continued) The Pre-Health Professional Alliance Club hosted over 100 students from Antelope, River City, and El Dorado High Schools to learn more about pursuing a job in the medical field. The MOSAIC Dance Company partnered with Folsom’s Hope, a local non-profit serving at-risk children and their families, and performed for and taught a master class at Sutter Middle School.
Folsom Lake College participated for the first time in the Wayne Spence Folsom Veterans Day Parade. Members of the college community proudly marched in front of a specially designed float made FLC’s Technical Theatre students.
DECEMBER 2017 The Los Rios Police Department, in association with the Folsom Police and Fire Departments and the National Latino Police Officers Association, held a community toy drive for local children in need.
DECEMBER 2017 (continued) Students Josh Scrogins, Bianca Heath, Karla Lozada, and Absalom Yemane shared their educational journeys as part of the “Guided Pathways” college-wide meeting to discuss the college’s plans for implementing the statewide initiative. The El Dorado County Veterans Alliance and the Serrano Salute to Valor Committee presented the Office of Philanthropy with a check for $15,000 to support FLC’s veterans success programs and El Dorado County veterans. Geosciences Professor Jason Pittman and his GEOG 390 Field Studies students spent two days traveling along the American River from Sacramento to Echo Summit conducting a geographic assessment of sequent occupance.
JANUARY 2018 Women’s soccer player Britney Johnson was honored at the United Soccer Coaches AllAmerica Luncheon in Philadelphia as one of the 2017 National Scholar Players of the Year representing the Junior College Women’s division.
2017 - 2018 HIGHLIGHTS (continued) JANUARY 2018 (continued) The newly created FLC Student Equity Advocates team, tasked with developing workshops and creating engagement opportunities with a social justice lens, participated in the MLK365 March for the Dream in Sacramento.
Women’s tennis alum Michelle Doyle was selected as a member of the 2017 California Community College Athletic Association Scholar Athlete Honor Roll. Only 26 of the approximately 26,000 community college student-athletes across the state are chosen for this honor.
FEBRUARY 2018 Students in Visual Arts Professor Brian Hayes’ ceramics and clay sculpture classes donated handmade bowls and artwork to the Placerville Empty Bowls Supper annual charity event in support of the international project to fight hunger here and abroad.
World-renowned psychologist Dr. Philip Zimbardo, creator of The Stanford Prison Experiment, visited the Main Folsom campus and shared his insights with Folsom Lake College psychology faculty and students.
FEBRUARY 2018 (continued) FLC presented a “DACA & Related Issues” event, featuring a knowledgeable and passionate lineup of speakers who discussed the current issues facing the fluctuating U.S. immigration policy and its effect on the “Dreamer” population, particularly students of higher education. The FLC Commercial Music Ensemble and the FLC Afro-Caribbean Funk (ACF) Band presented “A Celebration of African & African-American Music,” a special concert in honor of Black History Month. Local radio personalities Ashley Caprice and “Big Al” Sams of V101 presented to students in Professor Larry Hygh’s COMM 301 class and shared the importance of internships and hustling to get your big break in the industry.
MARCH 2018 Members of the Falcon community participated in the National School Walkout, a peaceful protest and a moment of silence in honor of those lost due to school violence.
The first Classified Staff Retreat, a day of professional development activities that centered on wellness in the workplace, was held at the Main Folsom campus.
MARCH 2018 (continued) Falcon alums Stacie Markel and Stacie Dias, now real estate brokers/agents with RE/MAX Gold, received a warm welcome as guest speakers in Professor Howell Ellerman’s RE 300 California Real Estate Principles class.
Custodial/Receiving Supervisor Chris Raines was selected to serve on the national Green Clean Schools Steering Committee, dedicated to helping create healthier and safer educational facilities. Chris also had an article published in the trade magazine, Facility Cleaning Decisions.
Members of FLC’s Circle K International Club attended the annual California-Nevada-Hawaii District Convention in Los Angeles, joining over 700 Circle K colleagues for educational workshops and leadership training.
APRIL 2018 Nine of FLC’s career education programs received special recognition from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office as a “Strong Workforce Star.” This award recognizes programs for their track record on advancing students’ economic mobility. The cast of the Falcon’s Eye Theatre production of Hair performed live on FOX 40’s morning news program to promote the American tribal love-rock musical debuting at the Harris Center.
APRIL 2018 (continued) As part of Earth Week, the FLC Outdoor Lab & Garden opened, a new interdisciplinary campus resource where students can explore sustainability concepts related to the biology of plants and food production, conduct STEM related activities, and serve as an inspirational oasis for art and poetry.
Samer Batarseh, the Internet of Things (IoT) Business Manager from Intel’s Folsom campus, paid a visit to the Innovation Center Makerspace to discuss potential partnerships, internships, and mentorships with the global innovator. A bevy of current students and alumni turned out for the 3rd Annual Folsom Lake College Internship & Job Fair to introduce themselves and their resume to employers from throughout the region.
The Public Information Services Office won four 2018 Community College Public Relations Organization (CCPRO) Pro Awards. The team took home a first place trophy for college brochure series (created in partnership with the career education department), second place for college catalog and magazine, and third place for the college style guide.
2017 - 2018 HIGHLIGHTS (continued) APRIL 2018 (continued) The El Dorado Center Patrons Club held their 50th Annual “Dollars for Scholars” luncheon. In honor of the club’s golden anniversary, the college presented the members with a commemorative plaque, which was accepted by honorary Falcon Barbara Peters. 22 student-athletes from three fall sports - men’s soccer, women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball - signed their National Letters of Intent. In total, 31 of this year’s student-athletes received scholarships to play at the four-year level. Psychology student Anthony BlackOwl was the opening speaker at The Hero Round Table, a conference held in partnership with the Heroic Imagination Project whose founder, Dr. Philip Zimbardo, spoke at FLC earlier in the year.
MAY 2018 The men’s golf team won their third consecutive Big 8 Conference championship. Max Menconi, named the Big 8 Conference MVP, and teammates Connor Gaymon and Brandon Kelly represented the Falcons at the State Championship. FLC’s beloved tradition, the annual Students vs. Faculty/Staff softball game and potluck BBQ, was held at the Athletics Complex. The Faculty/Staff team continued their winning streak with a final score of 10-6.
MAY 2018 (continued) Folsom Lake College celebrated its largest graduating class ever, with 783 graduates earning 1,048 degrees, at its 2018 Commencement ceremony held at the Harris Center.
Studio Art major Darin Freeland was selected as a Kingsley Merit Award Scholarship recipient and was honored at a special reception at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento where his artwork was on display.
JUNE 2018 The Work Experience & Internship Program’s highly successful partnership with Dignity Health’s Mercy Hospital of Folsom expanded to also include opportunities with in-patient admitting, the family birthing center, the recovery room, and radiology. Sociology major and Student Equity Advocate Luna Lund was selected by the Point Foundation, the nation’s largest organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) students, to join its 2018 Community College Scholarship Program. Luna was one of only 25 community college students selected nationally for this prestigious scholarship.
The Rancho Cordova Promise The inaugural year of the Folsom Lake College/Rancho Cordova College Promise program was a resounding success. The innovative scholarship program provided Rancho Cordova residents who were recent high school graduates with their first year at Folsom Lake College fee-free. BY THE NUMBERS
110 $579 84% 55% 85%
Students in 2017-2018 Rancho Cordova College Promise group. Amount in aid each student received per semester. Participants persisted from the Fall 2017 to Spring 2018 semester. Participants identified as non-white - many of the students were the first generation in their families to go to college! Participants who also qualified for the California College Promise Grant (formerly the BOG Fee Waiver) which covered the majority of their fees, so those remaining Promise funds were then able to be used to purchase textbooks and class supplies through the FLC College Store.
FUNDING
$100,000
$27,820
Initially allocated by the Rancho Cordova City Council from the Community Enhancement Fund
Remaining Rancho Cordova City Council funds rolled over to the next year
$72,180
$150,000
Amount of the original investment expended for the 2017-2018 Rancho Cordova Promise group
Allocated by the Rancho Cordova City Council for the second year (2018-2019 group)
PROMISE
PROGR AM FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE and!RANCHO CORDOVA
Success Snapshot
PROGRAM SUCCESS
1,048 +75% 617 +167% 21 Course success rate
Degrees awarded Since 2011-2012 Certificates awarded Since 2011-2012 Associate Degrees for Transfer offered
74.9%
State average: 71.5%
TRANSFER SUCCESS
538 121 996
Transfers in Fall 2017 Transfers to UC
417
Transfers to CSU
FLC students identified as “transfer ready”
via TransferNet program
ASSESSMENT SUCCESS
94%
College Divisions completed Annual Department Plans or Program Review in Fall 2017
100% 93%
Institutional Student Learning Outcomes assessed Program Student Learning Outcomes assessed
ENROLLMENT TREND 9,456
9,142
9,033
8,562
FALL 2007
FALL 2008
FALL 2009
FALL 2010
8,753
8,567
FALL 2011
FALL 2012
8,769
8,713 8,229
8,822
8,143
FALL 2013
FALL 2014
FALL 2015
FALL 2016
FALL 2017
Main Folsom Campus
6,177
El Dorado Center
2,305
Rancho Cordova Center
2,820
TOTAL HEAD COUNT:
African-American 4% Asian/Filipino/ Pac. Islander 11%
Associate degree 12% Vocational/ job skills 7%
Part-time faculty Administrators
Other
Classified Staff
Some students report multiple goals
71%
6%
8,822
(PER SEMESTER)
6 - 11 units
Undecided 4%
Hispanic/Latino
ACADEMIC LOAD
STUDENT GOALS
Full-time faculty
12 or more units (full-time)
40 %
36
Transfer
Receive 48% Students California College Promise Grant (formerly BOG Fee Waiver)
Do Not Receive 52% Students California College Promise Grant
Other/Unknown
1% 56%
24%
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The Harris Center for the Arts Exploring the world of ideas through science, politics, literature, and the broader culture, the first full season of the Folsom Lake College Speakers Series brought some noted presenters to Stage One. These unique learning opportunities invited Harris Center patrons and Folsom Lake College students to join stimulating evenings of thoughtful commentary – always informative and at times provocative.
SEPTEMBER 2017
Folsom Lake College
Speakers Series
By provoking thoughtful conversations around some of the most compelling issues, stories, and events of our time, the Folsom Lake College Speaker Series supports the college’s vision of its role within the community – to inspire all to become socially responsible global citizens – one seminar at a time.
DEA Special Agents Javier Peña and Steve Murphy (pictured here with Harris Center Annual Members Dan and Misty Dailey), who inspired the Golden Globe nominated series NARCOS, shared their experiences that led to the capture and downfall of the world’s first narco-terrorist, Pablo Escobar.
JANUARY 2018 Jeffrey Toobin (pictured here with Harris Center Executive Dave Pier and Student Senate President Zainub Tayeb), a legal analyst for CNN and The New Yorker and the bestselling author of The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court and The Run of His Life: The People v. O.J. Simpson, brought some of today’s headlines from the page to the stage.
MARCH 2018 Noted athlete and advocate Diana Nyad’s words proved particularly relevant and moving in the #MeToo era that rocked the country and the world in early 2018. Five outstanding student-athletes (including Women’s Soccer member Britney Johnson, pictured here with Diana) also received complimentary tickets to this motivational event, thanks to the Office of Philanthropy’s President’s Fund.
Facts & Figures 358
Number of events in 2017-18 season
146,000
Total event attendance
$5,413,411
Total sales through Ticket Office
35,932
Number of volunteer hours
24
Number of students employed by the Harris Center as stagehands, front of house staff, marketing assistants, etc.
Folsom Lake College Office of Philanthropy The Folsom Lake College Office of Philanthropy, previously known as the Folsom Lake College Foundation, is continually inspired by how passionate and driven our students are to succeed academically in order to make their future dreams come true. This year, the Folsom Lake College Office of Philanthropy proudly awarded over $160,000 in scholarships to students in need.
Remember when you give, we give back! “I am now at ease knowing that I will have enoug h funds to take time
“I cannot thank you enoug h for your generosity, which
“This scholarship will reduce my financial burden a great deal.
“What a blessing! Thank you for changing my life and
off of work for myself in order to put all of my effort into furthering my education, as well as my work helping others on campus. Without you I would not be confident in my ability to balance everything I hope to accomplish.” - Jessica Shults
I have many caregiving responsibilities regarding my parents’ medical care, and this funding plays an essential role in the continuation of my educational goals.” - Priya Pillay
has allowed me to complete my Captain’s License, which I can pair with my four degrees from FLC after the fall semester, and put towards a career in Customs and Border Control.” - Ryan Doss
the life of my three year old child, who is happy now that his mama doesn’t have to work five nig hts a week.” - Jessica Albin
2017 - 2018 Folsom Lake College Foundation Board of Directors Chair Kathleen Leavitt, Madroña Vineyards
2017-2018 TOTAL FUNDS RAISED
$440,000 ACADEMICS
First Vice Chair Anthony Retodo, MD, Kaiser Permanente Immediate Past Chair Bryan Byrd, California Earthquake Authority
Phil Braverman, Mick Neshek, Community Member Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Craig Burnett, Evert Palmer, City of Folsom Community Member Don Pearson, Terry Carroll, Style Media Group Inductive Automation Harry Elliott, Elliott Homes, Inc. Marlyn Pino-Jones, John Knight, Los Rios Trustee Community Member Ed Manansala, El Dorado County Paul Plemmons, Office of Education Sierra Nevada Corporation Iain Marshall, Edward Jones Randy Ross, Mercy Folsom Robert McGarvey, Chris Thompson, Wells Fargo City of Rancho Cordova
$100,000
raised for veterans programs
$116,000
Folsom Lake College Office of Philanthropy and Harris Center for the Arts
2017 - 2018 Donors
raised for scholarships
$1,800
raised for the President’s Fund
ATHLETICS
$10,000
raised to support our intercollegiate teams
ARTS
$164,000
raised in unrestricted Harris Center Annual Membership support
$50,000
raised in planned giving
$8,000
raised for Youth Arts Programs
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Art of Wine and donor cultivation events
Folsom Lake College Office of Philanthropy Donors Gwynn Akin Sarah Aldea Christina Aldrich Celina Marie Alexandre Memorial Scholarship Fund John Alexander Kimberly Armbrust Laura Atkinson Ildiko Ayers Sharon Barron Benevity Community Impact Fund Shannon Blackler Cathie Boyd Susan Brackenhoff Jill Bradshaw Broadstone Raquet Club Dipali Buch Lisa Burrage Ronda Callaway Kimiko Chambers Malane Chapman Neva Cimaroli
City of Folsom City of Rancho Cordova Keith Clayton Julie Collier County of Sacramento Kathleen Cronin Marlin H. Davies Kathleen Day Rebecca Deville Toni Dougherty Zack Dowell El Dorado Hills Rotary Community Foundation El Dorado Winery Association The Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Foundation Russ Enyart Sean Fannon Folsom Garden Club Foundation for California Community Colleges Caleb Fowler
Rochelle Franco Friends of the Veterans Monument Dorothy Fuller G. L. Anderson Insurance Services, Inc. Talver Germany Lori Goldman Dominik Green Richard Gregory Helen Gunther Mary Hansen Joany Harman Barbara & Brice Harris Kristy Hart Gary Hartley Paula Haug Tony Haywood Paula Hegner Joyce Heiland David Hellmann Holderness Law Firm continued
Folsom Lake College Office of Philanthropy Donors continued Sally Howard Larry Hygh Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Sacramento Lodge No. 2 Robert Jenkins Kikkoman Foods Foundation, Inc. Kathleen Kirklin Timothy Kittredge Jeanine Knight John Knight Bill Koponen Karen Kotrous KP Financial Services Operations Jennifer Kraemer Richard Krueckel David Lacy Kwai-Ting Lan
Jennifer Lawrence Paula Lawton Douglas R. Leisz Life Sciences Department - Folsom Lake College Barbara Lindsey Susan Lorimer Los Rios College Federation of Teachers Los Rios Supervisors Association Michelle Madden Linda Malloy Katherine Malone Lupe Martinez Victoria Maryatt Romilda McWatters Mercy Hospital of Folsom Bryan Middleton
Vince Montoya Lawrence Moore Ralph Moran Sirdon Navarro Stephen Nichols Owen, McGinty, & Reiken, CPAs Monica Pactol The Robert S. and Star Pepper Foundation, Inc. Craig Perez Barbara Peters Lucia Piedra Marlyn J. Pino-Jones Placerville Masonic Lodge Dorothy Poole Donna Powell Queen Randall Samuel Raskin
Carolyn Reisner Deanne Repetto Brian Robinson Baldemar Romero Victoria Rosario Rachel E. Rosenthal Lori Russell Sacramento Consolidated Charities Alex Sandoval Schools Financial Credit Union Gloria Sears Yvonne Shane Genevieve Siwabessy Mary Smith BJ Snowden Sam Spiegel Lacy Spitzer
Elliott Stevenson Style Media Group Kathleen Switzer Chris & Sharon Thompson James Trent Trust Company of America Wenda Vander Werf Christina Vellanoweth Eric Wada Anne Ward Susan Wells Bruce Werner Elain J. White Andrew Williamson Wounded Veteran Run Whitney Yamamura YourCause, LLC
The Haukedalen Family Greg & Barbara Houck Ken Huseman Charles & Carol Jacobs William & Janice Latham Al & Genie Lord Ed & Betty Manoyan Foundation & Dennis Tootelian The Marshall Family Trust Carole F. Merchant Allen & Susan Miglore Susan & Carl Miller Larry & Holly Moore Barbara Peters Christeen Reeg & Michael Collom Pat & Tony Richards Drs. Jill & Mitchel Ruffman Frank & Billie Shoemaker Tom & Hedda Smithson Marilyn Szulman-Jones & Michael Szulman Heather Taft
Cara & Paul Taylor Allyson Warr & Ken Poole Richard Weiss Alex & Cherlene Wright
Jim Dykes & Jacq Barnes Debbie Emery & Bill O´Brien Michael & Karen Ernst Tom & Tina Farmer Judy & Ernie Farrington Jim & Janine Fox Gary & Joan Grootveld Gunther Haggblade Family Don & Sue Haislet Mike & Lynn Hanamura Eric & Joany Harman Kathleen Hart Richard Hobbie & Gayle Heslop Palmer Kazanjian Wohl Hodson, LLP Heath & Rachel Jenkins Ann & Darryl Johnson John & Diane Kingston Russell & Virginia Krodell Jeannette Maass & David Donner Patrick McAchren Pam & Mike McAtee Michelle McClain
Harris Center for the Arts Member Donors Lifetime Member
Advocate Level
Kathleen & Patrick Kirklin
Carol & Louis Damerval Sally Davis & E. Jane White Don & Loretta Lawson Mike & René Lemberg Karol & Rich McCormac Jared & Kristen Quinton Sue Solger Sam Spiegel & Catherine Siino
Producer Level The Robert S. & Star Pepper Foundation
Designer Level Fred & Karen Bookey Richard Droese & Diane Reck Art & Linda Grix
Composer Level Dr. Gwynn Akin Dan & Misty Dailey Pam & Steve Eskildsen Barbara & Brice Harris Jack & Sally Parker Women’s Wealth Principles Jeanne Skondin
Supporter Level Phil & Alison Braverman Nola Brech Norma Brink Betty & Gary Campbell Paul & Susan Candalino Thad & Carolee Champlin Judy Eberlein Owen Ficke & Mary Margosian Pat & Gail Geary Linda & David Gordon David J. Grenier
Associate Level Diane & Roger Aamodt Karen Allan-Stroth Anonymous Rochelle L. Babb Kyle & Julie Black Jo Ann Blommer Jane & Robert Blum Barbara Brunson & Karen DéCaussin Craig & Dianne Burnett Shirley Churchill & Richard Dilbeck Cecelia Clark & Daniel Linhardt Claudia Cummings In Memory of Alan Cunningham Marc & Ila Dubin
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Harris Center for the Arts Member Donors continued Lee & Linda McDoniels Kent & Kiki McNair John Mehrshahi Tammy Montgomery & Greg Warzecka Doreen & Steve Mykytyn Njd Consulting, LLC Bruce Notareus George L. Parrott Dave & Patricia Segoviano De Pier Ernest & Marie Pineda Marlyn J. Pino-Jones Clare & Kathy Poe Jeffrey & Leann Robinson Cary & Sharon Ross Carolyn Scroggin In Memory of Linda Shuken Ron & Diane Smith Jim & Kathleen Switzer Mike & Margarita Vasquez Beverly & Dee West Thomas & Linda West Anson & Marien Wong
Patron Level Dyana Anderly Anonymous Wes & Patti Ball Sergio & Noel Barros Michael & Deb Basham Abbey Bell Alison Berry Larry & Jamie Beutler Jody & Gene Bisson Nancy Bohnsack Jeff & Becky Boone Rich & Joyce Burrill Raymond & Lorraine Bydalek Bryan & Janet Byrd Leslie Castellino Henry & Sandy Chang John Y. Cho Tom & Judy Chrisman James Cimino Pamela Creedon & Robert Sorrels
Dr. Robert & Susan DeBruin Fred & Ginger DeGregory Judy & Rich Disman Heather Dockter Kathy Dona Barbara & Dennis Driscoll Ann & Nick Econome Charles Eichbaum, Lt Col. Ret. Helene & Elliott Eisenbud Robert Elliott & Kaye Christensen Denise & Al Epes Mark Espinosa & Stephen Twitchell Patricia Fitzgerald Terry & Barbara Fitzwater Gaylin Fleming Richard & Susan Fox Bill & Joyce Frey Richard & Jude Gervais Mark P. Glinowiecki & Daniel J. Howard Lori & Ed Goldman David & Carolyn Haake Ray & Mary Hague Kathie Hanna Mary Hansen Larry & Kathryn Hanson Joe & Julia Heideman Beverley Hendrickson Rick & Zheyla Henriksen Sandy Hunsaker Ejner & Judy Jacobsen Michael & Sheryl Kays Sharon Kulbacki Bob & Barbara Leidigh John Leung Regina & Michael Levison Cynthia P. Macdonald Ted Machado Jim & Elizabeth Maddox Jack & Diana McGurk Bill & Loni Mellerup Candace & Doss Miller M. Miller & J. Franks Zoe Miller & Bruce Azzarito
Jona Milo & Don Jarrell Stacey Mitchell & Chuck Weir Maura Moylan Dan & Lori Mullin Malvina & Eugene Nisman Karl & Carolyn Okamoto Frank Pajerski Nick & Patty Palmer Michael J. Petrucci George & Jeniffer Phillips Gayle Piper Glen & Jane Price Lola & Gordon Purdy Douglas & Susanne Quayle Buzz & Cindy Raley Leslie & Ted Reed Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rennau Christopher & Yolanda Rhodes Arlene Rose Eugene & JoAnn Scherzer Paul Schierenberg Allen Schmeltz Carol Shaneen Stephanie Shurilla Marylee Silverman Cherryl & Steve Simms Pete Sorrell Herb & Gail Stone STYLE Magazine Paula Summers Larry & Marilyn Taylor Dennis & Judy Tsuboi Carla Turoff Judy & Clarence Ueda Rich & Kaaryn Van Buskirk Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Victorino Greg & Kathy Villegas Pat & Don Wagner Margo Walters Gail White Sandra & Barry Wold Anne Wolfe Alicia & Jim Zimmerman The Zychalski Family
Friend Level Carol Ackley & Pat Wilson Kathleen Ahrens & Thomas Russ Carolyn Andres Cathy & Greg Andrews Anonymous Wendy Arlen The Arnett Family Joyce Nina Auteri Christina & Scot Bailey Robert & Barbara Baker Bill Bandes & Lise St. Andre Wilma Barber Grace & Clair Barner Rhonda & Ralph Barrett Clyde & Ann Barrow Greg & Lynn Baugher Sally I. Bennett Steve & Diane Bennett Hazel Berman Jann Biggs Peggy Blair & Jerry Beckett Barbara & Mark Blatt Joan Blubaugh Joan & Jack Blyskal Tom & Brandy Blythe Mary & Oliver Bohlman Jim & Phyllis Bolden Dave & Sue Boucke Mary Boyer Janice Brial William Bridges Ken & Roberta Brooks Judy & Bruce Brown Peggy & Craig Brown Jeff & Carole Browne Susan Browning Susan Bryant John F. Burke Lisa & Mike Burrage Kari Busch Paul Buttner Cameron Rescue Self Storage Darci Carden-Norberry
Stephanie Carlson & Rita Timewell Judith Carmel Glenda R. Claremon Clyde & Donna Mark & Kathy Cohen James & Louisa Coyne Gary & Nancy Cramer Bonnie & Curt Croco Janice Crossman Ronald Culver Tom & Julia Curtis Ann P. Daly James Damir Muriel Davenport Darrel & Cindy Davis Chris & Mynra DeBortoli Robert & Victoria Dell Jim & Andrea den Dulk Ross & Shirlee Deter Rosalind A. Deutsch Cindi Dulgar Scott & Theresa Dunagan Pat & Nancy Dyer Marilyn Econome Sarah & Rita Edwards Nancy Turner Egbert Patricia Ekelund Jim & Janet Eldridge Barbara Espinosa Annde & Jim Ewertsen Rick & Bev Feldman The Felix Family Lamoine Fields & Norma Bumbaca Gigi & Jim Faria James & Marie Fierro Lynn & Lillian Gamble Jamie Garcia The Garnett Family Jeremy & Kelli Garver Michael & Selina Girard Ilene Goodwoman & Robert Wagoner continued
Harris Center for the Arts Member Donors continued The Gorton Family Barry & Claire Goss Karen A.H. Gutierrez Dr. Jerome Gutterman Peter & Mary Ann Hall Scott & Julie Hall Richard & Ann Halsey The Hamilton Family Meg & Scott Hanley Lise & Tom Heberer John & Judy Hecox Bob & Chris Hedges Patricia Hewes Greg & Maria Hibdon G. & E. Higgins David & Janna Sanford Hill Leslie Hill Jordan Holmes Pamela J. Holmes Sally Howard & Jon Buchanan Pat & Patricia Howle Phyllis & Norm Jacobs Dennis Johnston & Linda Hill Russell Jones Mark, Debbie, & Jacqueline Joyce Jim & Delores Juarros William & Carol Jurkovich Teresa Kahl Pat & Claudia Kane Jim & Marge Karling Susan Katt Carol Kendrick Gary & Susan Kieser Joel & Denise Kmetz Matt & Deborah Knowles Sheila Kragen Sherrill & Ted Kulp Laurie & Jim Kurttila Mary Lagomarsino Andrew Lagosh Gene & Shrley Lakey Jim & Kathleen Landis Gary & Carey Landrith
Frank & Pam Lanza Dr. Bob & Jean LaPerriere Lava Cap Winery Dennis Leary Kathleen Leavitt Crystal LeClercq Ed & Candy Lehman Robert Lew & Marion Franck Debbie Lichtman & Steven Ladd Wendy Light Steve & Jeanne Loe Vana & Stuart Lott Jim & Ruth Loughridge Janeene Lowis Dana & Mark Lutzo Duane Lyons T. & C. Macchiarella Jan English Machen Gay & Barry Mackintosh MadroĂąa Vineyards Linda Maloney Paul L. Manfredi Carolyn Mansell Mimi & Earl Mattock Bob & Stella McCray Danny & Valerie McDaniel Greig & Susan McGinness Susan McIntire Paul & Kathy McKenna Hazel McPherson Zoe Meegan Jere & Carolyn Meek Eric Mentzer Clancy & Alicia Meyer Miraflores Winery David & Connie Misquez Jim & Marie Moore Garry Morck Patricia & Richard Moses Debra Mulder Jules & Gail Muszel Neethling Family Nello Olivo Winery Gary & Lynda Nield
Linda Nugent Russ O’Brien Gary & Kathy Odom The Oliphant Family Mark & Barbara Oliver Celia Orona & Tom Anderson In Honor of Neil Ostrander John & Nancy Owen Richard & Johanne Owens G. Pack Mary Palamidessi Aziza & Markie Parker Darlene Parkos Ken Payne & Sue Blake Sylvia & Mike Perscheid Barbara & Steve Petersen James & Carol Peterson Ray & Jana Pingle Helen Power Jerry & Carolyn Preston Robert & Carol Prinzo Jack A. Pritchard Jess & Maria Ramirez Toni Raney Bruce Rapport & Karen Mondragon Sue Rauzy Sandi Reis Joanne & Ed Rice Tim & Anne Riley Steve & Caroline Roberts Linda Robinson Evelyn C. Rogers Robin & Lynne Rogers Jo Roughton Linda Ruben Dagnes & Vernon Ruiz Dale & Phyllis Rundquist Robin & Marlene Rutherford Karen Saetes Sutton Ver Joyce & Mike Salmon Jeanne Schafer Mark & Karen Scott Karen & Rick Scott
Diane & Tony Shakal Kenneth Sherer Family Tim & Michelle Shestek Sierra Vista Vineyards & Winery Lee & Debbie Slupianek Candace Smallwood K. & T. Smith Roger & Barbara Smith James A. Sohani Mr. & Mrs. G. Soltani Marion Speed Linda & Charlie Stack Dale & Rose Stone Vincent & Roberta Sue Brian Sweeney Cindy & Steve Templeton Elleene Tessier Sandra Thein Mary Ellen Towner Mike & Karen Tucker John Uithoven Emanuel & Lisa Vargas Augustin & Barbara Vega Via Romano Vineyards Patricia Vienna Rich & Shannon Walker David & Nicki Wampold Linda Welpton Kraig & Kimberly Whichard Jim, Diane, & Jenna Williams Rob & Jenny Williams David & Evelyn Willmott Wofford Acres Vineyards Phyllis J. Wright Suzanne Yackey Shirley Yu James Herod & Carole Yuhnke Zoom Cross-Media Lynn & Stan Zumbiel
Donors
Judi Alexander Anonymous Drs. Asha & Kash Dewai Foundation Dick Droese & Diane Reck Karen Hauber & Colin Grahl Brian & Cathy Hoey Lisa & James Salter Deon Shortz Annual members as of July 22, 2018
Looking Ahead GOALS FOR 2018-2019
Establish effective pathways that optimize student access and success. Ensure equitable academic achievement across all racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, and gender groups. Provide exemplary teaching and learning opportunities. Lead the region in workforce development. Foster an outstanding working and learning environment.
Board of Trustees Kay Albiani Pamela Haynes Dustin Johnson Robert Jones John Knight Deborah Ortiz Ruth Scribner Dr. Brian King, Chancellor
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Our Vision Folsom Lake College opens minds and doors through the power of education, inspiring all students to become socially responsible global citizens.
Our Mission Folsom Lake College enriches and empowers all students to strengthen our community by bridging knowledge, experience, and innovation. Folsom Lake College, serving the diverse communities of eastern Sacramento and western El Dorado counties, offers educational opportunities and support for students to transfer to four-year institutions, to improve foundational skills, to achieve career goals, and to earn associate degrees or certificates.
Our Commitment to Equity Education should belong to everyone. To nourish this inclusion, FLC champions equity, diversity, social justice, and environmental sustainability as foundational to academic, campus, and community life. We work with the communities we serve toward just and fair inclusion into society in which all people can participate, prosper, and reach their full potential. We commit to equity driven decision-making, planning, and reflective processes that are responsive to the diverse identities and experiences in our community. We seek to empower marginalized voices, nurture our many identities and social circumstances, foster cultural responsiveness, and stand against all manifestations of discrimination, including (but not limited to) those based on: ability statuses, age, ancestry, body size, citizenship/immigration status, economic status, educational status, employment status, ethnicity, food/housing insecurity, gender, gender identity, gender expression, incarceration experience, language, marital/partner status, military/veteran status, national origin, neurodiversity, political affiliation, pregnancy/ reproductive status, race/racial identity, religion, sex, and sexual orientation.