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3ISTER COLLEGES COME TOGETHER )N COLLABORATION WITH $IABLO 6ALLEY AND ,OS -EDANOS COL LEGES #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE WILL BE HOSTING THE h$ARE TO $REAMv #ONFERENCE IN THE +NOX #ENTER ON -ARCH FROM A M TO P M 4HE FREE CONFERENCE IS DESIGNED TO EDUCATE UNDOCUMENTED YOUTH !" STUDENTS PARENTS AND COM MUNITY MEMBERS 3EMINAR TOPICS INCLUDE $EFERRED !CTION THE #ALIFORNIA $2%!- !CT FINANCIAL AID AND COLLEGE ADMISSION ! WORKSHOP SPECIFI CALLY FOR PARENTS IS ALSO INCLUDED &OR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT COUNSELOR .ORMA 6ALDEZ *IMENEZ AT NVALDEZ JIMENEZ CONTRACOSTA EDU
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3INGLE 3TOP 53! TO HOST EVENT 3INGLE 3TOP 53! WILL BE HOST ING THE h(OW TO 7ORK WITH $EBT #OLLECTORSv WORKSHOP ON -ARCH AT P M IN ,! 4HE TOPICS THAT WILL BE DISCUSSED INCLUDE HARASSMENT FACING A LAW SUIT OBTAINING CREDIT REPORTS AND HOW TO FIX INACCURATE REPORTS 4HE EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 3PACE IS LIMITED 4O RESERVE A SPOT CONTACT 3INGLE 3TOP MANAGER 4ERESA !RACHAGA AT EXT
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3TUDENTS TO HOLD SPEAKING EVENT 4HE 3TUDENT 3PEAKER 3HOWCASE WILL BE HELD IN THE +NOX #ENTER FROM TO P M ON 4HURSDAY 3TUDENTS WILL BE GIVING SPEECHES AND PRESENTING ART DRAMA AND FILM PROJECTS 4HE SHOWCASE WILL ALSO INCLUDE A PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE AN ORAL INTERPRETATION AND IMPROMPTU AND INFORMATIVE SPEECHES 4ICKETS ARE PER PERSON &OR MORE DETAILS CONTACT SPEECH DEPARTMENT #HAIRPERSON 3HERRY $IESTLER AT EXT
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#AMPUS TO CLOSE FOR SPRING BREAK 4HE CAMPUS WILL BE CLOSED FROM -ARCH FOR SPRING BREAK #LASSES WILL RESUME ON -ARCH
CrimeWatch 7EDNESDAY &EB ! STUDENT REPORTED HIS VEHICLE STOLEN FROM CAMPUS 4HURSDAY &EB ! PERSON WAS FOUND AT THE "US 4RANSFER #ENTER PASSED OUT FROM ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION 4HE SUBJECT WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL &RIDAY -ARCH ! RECORD CHECK OF A SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE SHOWED THAT IT WAS STO LEN 4HE VEHICLE WAS TOWED AWAY AND LATER RELEASED TO THE REGISTERED OWNER ! STOLEN LICENSE PLATE OF A VEHI CLE WAS RECOVERED ON CAMPUS 3ATURDAY -ARCH 4WO SUBJECTS WERE ISSUED CITA TIONS FOR LITTERING ON CAMPUS -ONDAY -ARCH ! PERSON WAS STOPPED FOR A TRAF FIC VIOLATION AND IT WAS DETERMINED HE WAS DRIVING WITH A SUSPENDED LICENSE -ARCI 3UELA
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0ROPOSITION WE STILL NEED TO KEEP PUSHING EDUCATION v 3AN *OSE #ITY #OLLEGE !SSOCIATED 3TUDENT 0RESIDENT -ICHAEL #ASAS SAID h7E RE ONLY GUARANTEED TO RECEIVE FUNDING TO EDUCATION FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF THE LAW !FTER THAT THE MONEY WILL GO INTO THE STATE S GEN ERAL FUND v 4HE PASSAGE OF 0ROPOSITION IN THE .OV ELECTION OFFERS #ALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES TEMPORARY RELIEF FROM THE STATE S BUDGET CRISIS WHICH LED TO ROUGHLY MILLION IN CUTS IN THE #ONTRA #OSTA #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE $ISTRICT OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS 4HE PROPOSITION GIVES THE STATE S COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM MILLION IN INCREASED FUNDING FOR THE FISCAL YEAR AND THE DISTRICT WILL RECEIVE APPROXIMATELY MILLION OF THAT MONEY 4HE FUNDS THAT ARE ACCUMULAT ED BY 0ROPOSITION WHICH RAIS ES #ALIFORNIA S INCOME TAX RATES FOR PEOPLE WHO EARN MORE THAN ANNUALLY HOWEVER WILL GO DIRECTLY INTO THE STATE S GENERAL FUND /NLY FOR WERE THE FUNDS GUARANTEED TO FUND + ELECTION 3TUDENTS MUST CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR EDUCATION BY FORCING LEGISLATORS TO KEEP EDUCATION AT THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE #ASAS SAID h7E RE MARCHING TO REBUILD #ALIFORNIA S EDUCATION SYSTEM v #ITY #OLLEGE OF 3AN &RANCISCO
3TUDENT 5NION 0RESIDENT 3HANEL 7ILLIAMS SAID h7E MAY HAVE HAD VICTORIES IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR BUT WE HAVE PLENTY ROOM TO IMPROVE )T DOESN T STOP HERE v 4HE THREE OFFICIAL STATE STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS COLLECTIVELY REP RESENTING MILLIONS OF STUDENTS IN #ALIFORNIA CAME TOGETHER AGAIN TO CONTINUE THEIR FIGHT FOR HIGHER EDU CATION h)N STUDENTS WERE ORGA NIZED ADVOCATED AND WON MAJOR VICTORIES INCLUDING 0ROPOSITION AND A TUITION FREEZE ACROSS 5#S AND #35S v 5# "ERKELEY 3TUDENT !SSOCIATION 0RESIDENT 2AQUEL -ORALES SAID h4HIS YEAR WE CANNOT SIT BACK AND WATCH LEGISLATORS IN 3ACRAMENTO SQUANDER THOSE GAINS 7E ARE MOBI LIZING STUDENTS AGAIN TO CONTINUE FIGHTING FOR INCREASED FUNDING TO HIGHER EDUCATION v 4HE DEMONSTRATION ALSO HIGH LIGHTED THE PRESERVATION OF #AL 'RANTS AND MAKING EDUCATION ACCESSIBLE TO STUDENTS IN NEED h7E MUST CONTINUE TO ADVO CATE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF #AL 'RANTS AND REJECT ATTEMPTS TO REDUCE FUNDING FOR STUDENTS WITH THE MOST NEED v 3TUDENT 3ENATE FOR #ALIFORNIA #OMMUNITY #OLLEGES 0RESIDENT 2ICH #OPENHAGEN SAID -ORE THAN A HALF BILLION DOLLARS WAS CUT BY THE STATE FROM COMMU NITY COLLEGE BUDGETS IN 4HESE CUTS ARE IN ADDITION TO STUDENT FEE INCREASES FROM PER
UNIT IN FALL TO IN SUMMER 3OME PARTICIPANTS IN THE MARCH WHO ATTENDED THE DEMONSTRATION IN PREVIOUS YEARS WERE DISAPPOINTED WITH THE TURNOUT OF STUDENTS 4HEY HOWEVER EXPECTED LESS POPULARITY DUE TO THE LACK OF AN ELECTION COMING IN THE FALL h,AST YEAR AROUND STU DENTS CAME OUT IN SUPPORT )T WAS AMAZING SEEING THAT MUCH ATTENTION CALLED TO EDUCATION v ,OS !NGELES 3OUTHWEST #OLLEGE STUDENT *ASON 3ERRATO SAID h3INCE THE PASSAGE OF 0ROPOSITION AND NO ELEC TION COMING UP PEOPLE ARE PRETTY RELAXED WITH THE WAY THINGS ARE BUT THIS IS HOW THINGS GO BACK TO THE WAY THEY WERE 7E MUST KEEP ADVOCATING FOR EDUCATION v 3OME STUDENTS FROM ### WERE INSPIRED BY THE MARCH #ULINARY ARTS STUDENT 0ORSCHIA .ELSON SAID THE MARCH INFORMED HER ABOUT INFORMATION SHE WASN T AWARE OF h 4HE MARCH OPENED MY EYES TO THE REAL CRISIS OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM IS IN ) HAD NO IDEA THAT FINANCIAL AID MAY SEE CUTS v .ELSON SAID h7E VE GOT TO TELL THE LEGISLATORS IN THE #APITOL THAT WE CARE ABOUT OUR EDUCATION v 3TUDENT 3ENATE OF #ALIFORNIA #OMMUNITY #OLLEGES SENATOR $ANIEL #LARK SAID h/NLY BY ADVOCATING AND PROTESTING CUTS CAN WE ONCE AGAIN CLAIM OUR PLACE AS THE GOLDEN STATE v
2EGISTRATION | Policy modified PRIORITIES FOR OTHER GROUPS OF STUDENTS &ERGUSON SAID !S PART OF THE COLLEGE S EFFORTS TO MEET THE 3TUDENT &4%3 IS EQUAL TO ONE STUDENT ENROLLED IN UNITS 4HE FIRST PART OF #ONTRA #OSTA #OLLEGE S MISSION 3UCCESS 4ASK &ORCE S RECOMMENDATION ### WILL STATEMENT IS TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE STUDENT LEARNING THAT BE SENDING COUNSELORS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS WHERE LEADS TO SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL GOALS THEY WILL ADMINISTER ASSESSMENT TESTS AND ORIENTA THROUGH COMPLETION OF DEVELOPMENTAL CERTIFICATE TIONS FOR SENIORS KNOWN AS THE (IGH 3CHOOL 3ENIOR #ONNECTIONS PROGRAM DEGREE OR TRANSFER PROGRAMS !LSO ### WILL BE HOSTING 3UPER 3ATURDAY AN EVENT #URRENTLY %/03 $ISABLED 3TUDENTS 0ROGRAMS AND 3ERVICES ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY AND VETERANS AND CUR TARGETING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED RENT AND FORMER FOSTER YOUTH STUDENTS GET FIRST PRIOR IN THE (IGH 3CHOOL 3ENIOR #ONNECTIONS PROGRAM 4HE ITY TO REGISTER !THLETES DISABLED STUDENTS ASSISTANTS STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE IN COMPLET NOTE TAKERS AND EARLY GRADUATION PETITIONERS FOLLOW ING THE ### ADMISSIONS APPLICATION AND MEETING WITH A COUNSELOR TO COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL PLANS &ERGUSON SAID 3UPER 3ATURDAY IS -AY AND WILL TAKE PLACE FROM !FTER THESE GROUPS PRIORITY IS BASED ON THE NUMBER A M TO P M OF UNITS STUDENTS HAVE COMPLETED h 4HE COLLEGE IS MAKING STU 3TUDENTS WITH MORE UNITS ARE ABLE “We’ve discussed posDENTS AWARE OF THE CHANGES FOR TO REGISTER FIRST 3HE SAID THE NEW PROPOSAL GIVES sibly making it manda- v COUNSELOR +IM "LACKWELL h7E VE DISCUSSED POSSIBLY FIRST PRIORITY TO ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY tory that new students SAID MAKING IT MANDATORY THAT NEW STU AND VETERANS CURRENT AND FORMER FOSTER YOUTH STUDENTS WHO ARE FULLY complete full matricu- DENTS COMPLETE FULL MATRICULATION STANDARDS STARTING IN THE SUMMER MATRICULATED .EW AND FULLY MATRICULATED STU lation standards start- SO THAT BY FALL STUDENTS ARE PREPARED v DENTS UNDER %/03 OR $303 TAKE ing in the summer so 7HEN THE NEW ENROLLMENT PRI SECOND PRIORITY that by fall 2014 stu- ORITIES TAKE EFFECT STUDENTS WHO DO .EW AND CONTINUING FULLY MATRICULATED STUDENTS IN GENERAL dents are prepared.” NOT COMPLETE THE FULL MATRICULATION STANDARDS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ARE GIVEN THIRD PRIORITY REGISTER 4O QUALIFY AS FULLY MATRICULATED +IM "LACKWELL
4O ALERT THE CAMPUS EMAILS AND STUDENTS UPON ENTRY INTO THE COL COUNSELOR FLIERS WENT OUT TO STUDENTS EXPLAIN LEGE STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE MAN DATORY ASSESSMENT TESTS ORIENTATIONS AND MUST MEET ING THE NEW CHANGES ! LINK TO THE 3TATE #HANCELLOR S /FFICE WHERE THE WITH A COUNSELOR AND COMPLETE FULL EDUCATIONAL PLANS CHANGES ARE EXPLAINED THROUGH A VIDEO IS AVAILABLE ON &ERGUSON SAID 3TUDENTS HAVE THE OPTION TO APPEAL THE LOSS OF THE ### WEBSITE .EW FULLY MATRICULATED STUDENTS WHO ARE GIVEN PRI PRIORITY REGISTRATION AFTER THE CHANGES BUT ONLY FOR REASONS OF ILLNESS LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT OR OTHER SERIOUS ORITY MAY MAKE IT DIFFICULT FOR RETURNING STUDENTS WHO CIRCUMSTANCES THAT COULD CONTRIBUTE TO A STUDENT S POOR REGISTER LATE TO ENROLL IN SOME COURSES "LACKWELL SAID 2ESULTS FROM THE #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE 3URVEY ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 4RIBBLE SAID BEING IN GOOD STANDING MEANS THE OF 3TUDENT %NGAGEMENT ##33% SHOWED THAT PER CONTINUING STUDENT HAS NOT BEEN PLACED ON LEVEL ONE CENT OF ### STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR CLASSES BEFORE THE OR LEVEL TWO ACADEMIC PROBATIONS OR HE OR SHE HAS NOT FIRST DAY OF INSTRUCTION COMPARED TO PERCENT FROM BEEN DISMISSED FROM THE COLLEGE FOR FAILING TO MAINTAIN OTHER COLLEGES SURVEYED h &OR NOW WE ARE TRYING TO CHANGE THE CULTURE OF A '0! A COLLEGE REQUIREMENT 4HE STUDENT MUST HOW PEOPLE REGISTER HERE AT ### v "LACKWELL SAID h)T NOT EXCEED THE UNITS EARNED MAXIMUM 4HE DISTRICT HAS THE AUTHORITY TO COMBINE THE FIRST MAY HURT SOME STUDENTS IN THE BEGINNING BUT WE NEED TWO LEVELS OF PRIORITY REGISTRATION AS WELL AS SETTING THE TO START EARLY v " &2/- 0AGE
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)N LIGHT OF THIS ISSUE .OLDON PLANS TO REINSTITUTE THE 4RANSFER #AREER #ENTER BUT NEEDS THE INPUT OF THE STUDENTS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE EVERYTHING THEY NEED h3HE ASKED US TO FIND OUT WHAT THE STU DENTS WANTED v 2AMEZANZADEH SAID h3HE LET US KNOW THAT SHE HEARD THE DEMANDS OF THE STUDENTS AND THEIR NEED FOR A TRANSFER CENTER 3HE SAID IT IS SOMETHING THE COL LEGE CAN PROVIDE 3HE JUST WANTS TO KNOW EXACTLY HOW TO CARRY OUT THE PLANS v 3TUDENTS WHO PLAN TO TRANSFER FROM ### ARE FACING MULTIPLE DIFFICULTIES h)T S WEAK THAT THE COLLEGE DOESN T HAVE A TRANSFER CENTER v POLITICAL SCIENCES MAJOR $AVID 2OSS SAID h7HEN THEY HAD THE CENTER IT WAS HELPFUL 4HERE WERE A LOT OF RESOURCES TO HELP STUDENTS ESPECIALLY IF THEY WANTED TO GET INTO COMPETITIVE COLLEGES v "ECAUSE THERE IS NO CENTER STUDENTS ARE FORCED TO TURN TO THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT FOR ASSISTANCE WITH TRANSFER RING HOWEVER GETTING AN APPOINTMENT WITH A COUNSELOR IS DIFFICULT h4O SEE A COUNSELOR FOR A DROP IN CAN TAKE UP TO TWO OR THREE HOURS v 2OSS SAID ,ETICIA 3ANDOVAL IS A STUDENT WORKER WHO WORKS AT THE COUNSELING DESK h)T CAN TAKE UP TO TWO OR THREE WEEKS TO SEE A COUNSELOR ONCE AN APPOINTMENT IS MADE v SHE SAID h) THINK TRANSFERRING WOULD BE MUCH EASIER WITH A TRANSFER CENTER v
3TUDENTS HAVE THE OPTION TO MEET WITH REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIFFERENT FOUR YEAR INSTITUTIONS DURING DESIGNATED TIMES FOR MINUTE APPOINTMENTS )NTERESTED STUDENTS CAN FIND OUT THE REPRESENTATIVES SCHEDULES AT THE #OUNSELING /FFICE 4O MEET WITH THE 5# "ERKELEY REPRE SENTATIVE STUDENTS MUST EMAIL HER DIRECT LY TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT 4HE !35 "OARD HAS BEEN HOLDING FOCUS GROUPS IN CONJUNCTION WITH ITS REG ULAR MEETINGS TO FIND OUT WHAT THE CAM PUS WANTS IN A 4RANSFER #AREER #ENTER !S OF YET THE BOARD HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO ATTRACT MANY STUDENTS TO THE MEETINGS HOWEVER IT WILL CONTINUE TO SEEK INPUT h/THER THAN FOCUS GROUPS AND TALK ING TO STUDENTS INDIVIDUALLY WE AREN T DOING ANYTHING OFFICIAL AS OF YET v 2AMEZANZADEH SAID h7E DEFINITELY INTEND TO GAIN MORE KNOWLEDGE FROM STUDENTS AND FIND OUT WHAT THEY WANT IN A TRANSFER CENTER v .O ACTION OTHER THAN GATHERING INFOR MATION FROM STUDENTS HAS BEEN TAKEN PERTAINING TO MAKING THE 4RANSFER #AREER #ENTER A FULLY OPERATIONAL SERVICE h7E RE HOPING TO GET AS MUCH INFOR MATION FROM STUDENTS AS POSSIBLE BEFORE MOVING FORWARD v .OLDON SAID h7E PLAN TO INSTITUTIONALIZE THE CEN TER SO IT BECOMES A FABRIC OF THE COL LEGE v
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MY JOB IS MORE TIME CONSUMING THAN ) EXPECTED v %NHOLM SAID h) HAVE FOUR CITIES IN MY WARD SIX SCHOOL BOARDS AND SEVEN UNINCOR PORATED COMMUNITIES )T S NOT POS SIBLE TO GO TO ALL THESE MEETINGS v 0ITTSBURG !NTIOCH /AKLEY AND "RENTWOOD ALL FALL UNDER 7ARD ,OS -EDANOS #OLLEGE AND THE "RENTWOOD #ENTER FALL UNDER HIS JURISDICTION !S THE LIBRARY COMMISSIONER %NHOLM HAS BEEN INVOLVED WITH THE 'OVERNING "OARD SINCE ATTENDING AND PARTICIPATING IN 'OVERNING "OARD MEETINGS DURING THE OPEN SESSIONS !S A TRUSTEE %NHOLM SAID HE HAS TO GROW ACCUS TOM TO THE CLOSED SESSION MEET INGS /PEN SESSIONS OF 'OVERNING "OARD MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND OTHERS WHO ARE NOT SERV ING ON THE BOARD #LOSED SESSIONS ARE FOR BOARD TRUSTEES ONLY 7HILE 'ORDON HAS SERVED ON THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE -ARTINEZ 5NIFIED 3CHOOL $ISTRICT FOR YEARS SHE HAS TO FAMILIARIZE HERSELF WITH SERVING ON A BOARD OF HIGHER EDU CATION h) WAS ON A + BOARD FOR YEARS v 'ORDON SAID h4HERE ARE A LOT OF SIMILARITIES BUT ALSO A LOT OF NEW THINGS ) M ENJOYING IT THOROUGHLY AND IT S BEEN AN EYE OPENER v 3HE SAID A MAJOR DIFFERENCE IS THAT THERE IS A FACULTY SENATE THAT MAKES CURRICULUM DECISIONS AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEVEL !T THE + LEVEL 'ORDON SAID CURRICULUM DECISIONS START AT THE INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS WITH THE PRIN CIPALS 4HE DECISIONS THEN GO TO A CURRICULUM COMMITTEE BEFORE GOING TO THE -53$ BOARD FOR APPROVAL 3HE SAID A MAJOR SIMILARITY IS DEALING WITH 3TUDENT ,EARNING /UTCOMES 3,/ 3,/S ARE QUIZZES GEARED TO ASSESS WHAT A STUDENT HAS LEARNED IN COMPARISON TO WHAT THEY SHOULD KNOW BY THE END OF ANY GIVEN COURSE !N 3,/ IS GIVEN TO EACH STUDENT UPON ENTERING A COURSE AND THE SAME 3,/ IS GIVEN TO THE STU DENT AT COURSE S END 'ORDON SAID INITIALLY SHE WAS RUNNING FOR AN OPEN SEAT WHICH AT ONE POINT WAS VACATED BY FORMER 7ARD TRUSTEE 6AN DE "ROOKE .EARING THE FILING DEADLINE 6AN DE "ROOKE DECIDED TO RUN FOR THE DISTRICT BOARD PITTING HER AGAINST 'ORDON h)T WAS SUPPOSED TO BE AN OPEN SEAT v 'ORDON SAID h) THOUGHT SERV ING ON THE BOARD WAS A BIG STEP FOR ME ) FIGURED IT WAS A HOMECOM ING FOR ME AS WELL ) WANTED TO COME HOME AND GIVE BACK v 4HE $IABLO 6ALLEY #OLLEGE ALUMNUS IS HAPPY TO BE A PART OF HER OLD COLLEGE S DISTRICT BOARD REPRESENTING ITS FACULTY STAFF AND STUDENTS h) M HOPING TO REACH OUT AND BRING TOGETHER THE + AND FOUR YEAR COLLEGE RELATIONSHIPS THAT ) VE BUILT TO THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYS TEM TO OPEN AVENUES FOR STUDENTS v "EFORE BECOMING A BOARD MEM BER IN THE -53$ 'ORDON SERVED AS A TEACHER IN THE -ARTINEZ AND 0ITTSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICTS 4HOUGH 'ORDON MAY BE NEW TO THE BOARD HER FAMILY IS NO STRANGER TO THE DISTRICT OR EDUCATION 4HE DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS BUILD ING IS NAMED AFTER HER LATE FATHER IN LAW 'EORGE 2 'ORDON
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