Discover Wenatchee Valley College
Wenatchee Valley College: Proudly educating people, enriching communities, transforming lives.
Fall 2013 Vol. 18 No. 1 Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan Counties
• Fall quarter begins Sept. 23 • For fall-quarter class listings visit www.wvc.edu/courses • www.facebook.com/wenatcheevalleycollege Wenatchee Valley College • www.wvc.edu 1300 Fifth Street • Wenatchee, WA 98801 • (509) 682.6800 P.O. Box 2058 • 116 West Apple Avenue • Omak, WA • (509) 422.7800
Your Community College Wenatchee Valley College: Mission Wenatchee Valley College enriches North Central Washington by serving educational and cultural needs of communities and residents throughout the service area. The college provides high-quality transfer, liberal arts, professional/technical, basic skills and continuing education for students of diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds.
Omak Campus
P.O. Box 2058 116 West Apple Avenue Omak, WA 98841-2058 509.422.7800 • fax: 422.7801
Wenatchee Campus
1300 Fifth Street Wenatchee, WA 98801-1741 509.682.6800 • fax: 682.6541 Visit us on the Web: www.wvc.edu
Board of Trustees Dr. June Darling Phyllis Gleasman Tamra Jackson Phil Rasmussen Jim Tiffany
Where to Call for Information
Toll Free in Washington State 1-877-WVC-4YOU (877-982-4968)
Wenatchee Campus
General information..............................682.6800 ABE-ESL...............................................682.6790 Admissions............................................682.6806 Advising................................................682.6840 Allied health department.......................682.6660 Athletics................................................682.6880 Bookstore..............................................682.6530 CAMP....................................................682.6973 Cashier...................................................682.6500 Center for Entrepreneurship..................682.6915 Central Washington University.............665.2600 COMPASS placement...........................682.6840 Continuing education............................682.6900 Counseling.............................................682.6850 Disability services.................................682.6854 Distance learning...................................682.6718 Educational planning.............................682.6840 Evening programs.................................682.6710 Financial aid..........................................682.6810 High School Equivalency Testing.........682.6843 Instruction..............................................682.6600 Library...................................................682.6710 Parking..................................................682.6450 Registration...........................................682.6806 Running Start........................................682.6848 Student Programs..................................682.6860 Veterans Office......................................682.6817
Omak Campus
The Wenatchee Valley College Discover (15309) is published quarterly by Wenatchee Valley College, 1300 Fifth Street, Wenatchee, WA 988011741. Periodical postage paid at Wenatchee, WA. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Wenatchee Valley College Discover, 1300 Fifth Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801-1741. The classes and programs described herein are implemented at the sole discretion of the college and are subject to change at any time without notice. Information on classes and programs are illustrative only and are not intended to create any contractual obligation or covenant with the college. The college’s total liability for claims arising from a contractual relationship with the student in any way related to classes or programs shall be limited to the tuition and expenses paid by the student to the college for those classes or programs. In no event shall the college be liable for any special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages, including but not limited to, loss of earnings or profits.
General information............................. 422.7803 ABE-ESL.............................................. 682.6790 Admissions........................................... 422.7807 Allied health......................................... 422.7952 Bookstore............................................. 826.5804 Disability services................................ 422.7812 Distance learning.................................. 682.6718 Financial aid......................................... 422.7808 Library.................................................. 422.7830 Registration.......................................... 422.7807
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Attend an advising and registration session to learn about WVC program requirements, activating your PIN and registering for classes.
Fall-Quarter Class Schedules Class listings are updated daily in the WVC Course Finder. Be sure to choose the correct quarter and category from the drop-down menus (Wenatchee campus, Omak campus, etc.). The numbers of seats available are up-to-the-minute. A class that is full will list “0” for seats. A class with a waitlist will have “WL” followed by the number of students on the wait list (i.e., “WL:4”). Students should read all footnotes, lab requirements, prerequisites, and fee information for classes they are planning to take. Some classes require field trips or additional hours or instructions. Course prerequisites are provided above each class listing. Footnotes are located in small print below each class listing. Fee information is listed beside the number of seats available.
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Apply for financial aid, including scholarships, grants, loans and work-study.
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Sign up to take the COMPASS placement test to help determine the best classes for you.
Fall Dates
Tuition due for fall-quarter classes............................Sept. 9 Fall-quarter classes begin................ Sept. 23 Last day to register (without instructor permission)........Sept. 24 Advising day for continuing/former students (no day classes).................................Nov. 6 Last day to withdraw/change to audit......Nov. 8 Winter-quarter registration for continuing/former students..........Nov. 12-14 Winter-quarter advising/registration for new students begins.....................Dec. 2 Fall-quarter final exams......................Dec. 9-11 Winter vacation...........................Dec. 12-Jan. 1
For fall-quarter class information, visit www.wvc.edu/courses.
Coming
18th Annual Knights Golf Classic Tournament 10 a.m., Friday, Sept. 13 Highlander Golf Club, East Wen. www.wvc.edu/athletics
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Knights Soccer vs Whatcom Sat., Sept. 14, 12 p.m. and 2:15 p.m. WVC Soccer Field
CAMP Orientation with CoolSpeak Thursday, Sept. 19 www.wvc.edu/camp
CAMP Parent Orientation Wednesday, Oct. 2 www.wvc.edu/camp WVC Foundation presents The Piatigorsky Concert Athletic Auction Featuring classical guitarist Jack Sanders Saturday, Oct. 19 Friday, Oct. 25, 7 p.m. Tickets call: 509.682.6886 The Grove Recital Hall, Music and Art Center www.wvc.edu/foundation Call 509.682.6410 to RSVP
October
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Poetry Reading featuring Chris Dombrowski, with guitarist Jeffrey Foucault Thursday, Nov. 7, 12 p.m. The Grove Recital Hall Music and Art Center
Jeffrey Foucault
Chris Dombrowski
Mourning Dove Symposium Thursday and Friday, Nov. 7 and 8 Okanogan and Omak Longhouse www.wvc.edu/mourningdove
Fall Orientation
Let WVC provide you with the tools and resources to successfully navigate through your first year of college.
“O” @ WVC – Wenatchee Campus Monday, Sept. 16, 2013 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 5:30 to 8 p.m. Smith Gymnasium Learn how to access your student account, find your classrooms, get your student ID card, manage your financial aid, take online courses and plan for your future career.
RSVP: E-mail your full name and student ID number to Chano Rodriguez, crodriguez@wvc.edu, or call 509.682.6860. Need special accommodations? Call Carla Boyd, 509.682.6854, or e-mail cboyd@wvc.edu.
Other learning opportunities include: Math Survival Skills Time Management Strategies Successful Study Habits WVC Degrees and Programs Transfer Information Events include a guest speaker from Monster College Advantage, light refreshments and prizes.
New Student Orientation Omak Campus Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2013 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. Breakout Sessions: Financial Aid Using the Student Kiosk College Success Tips Includes campus tours Lunch and music performances will be offered between orientation sessions.
For more information, visit www.wvc.edu/orientation.
Friends in Music Jenaesha Iwaasa, a cellist, and Katrina Whitman, a violist, met while taking lessons at Icicle Creek. Over the years, they have performed together in the Icicle Creek Youth Symphony and Summer Symphony, the Wenatchee Valley Symphony, and string and chamber camps at Central Washington University. The two friends came to WVC as Running Start students and graduated with their high school diplomas and WVC transfer degrees in June. Both received substantial scholarships to continue their music education at four-year schools this fall. Jenaesha has been accepted to the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University in Houston, Texas, and Whitman has been accepted to Westmont in Santa Barbara, Calif. Jenaesha will have the opportunity to study with cellist Norman Fischer. She received one of two Roy W. Hill Music Scholarships and the Nick Schoffen Music Scholarship from the Community Foundation of North Central Washington, the Wenatchee Valley Teachers Association Scholarship, a Community Involvement
Scholarship and the Top Ten Scholarship from the Apple Blossom Festival, and a four-year renewable $50,000 scholarship from Rice University. Jenaesha has played the cello since she was eight years old and took lessons from local music instructor Kara Hunnicutt, Craig Weaver from the Twisp/Methow area, Kevin Krentz from Seattle and Sally Singer Tuttle. As a WVC student, she studied music theory with her father, music director Juel Iwaasa. At twelve years old, she was asked by an instructor whether she had considered playing the cello as a career. She now provides music lessons herself, teaching both piano and cello, but she’s keeping her career options open. “I’m ready for whatever opportunities are available,” she said. “I’m happy to see where going to Rice takes me.” Katrina will have the opportunity to study with violist Helen Callus at Westmont. Katrina received the Roy W. Hill Music Scholarship from the Community Foundation of North Central Washington and an $11,000 per year music major scholarship from Westmont. Encouraged by her mother, who is a harpist, Katrina began playing the viola when she was six. She has studied at Icicle Creek in Leavenworth with Jennifer Caine and at Central Washington University with Tim Betts. Her goal is to teach at a university or college and perform in a residential quartet. “Music is my passion,” she said. “It’s what I’m good at, what I love to do.”
Both musicians encourage potential music students to take the WVC music theory course. “Consider it if you want to perform music as part of your career,” Jenaesha said. “Theory helps your instruction; instruction helps your theory.”
Take a class this fall! The WVC music program offers courses in:
The WVC art program offers courses in:
Digital Recording Introduction to Music Survey of Music Music theory Ear training Voice, piano and woodwind instruction Community Chorus and Chamber Choir Jazz and instrumental ensembles Mariachi and much more!
Art Appreciation Introduction to Art Design Digital Design Graphic Design 2D Design and Color 3D Composition
Drawing Painting Sculpture Ceramics Art History Printmaking
The music wing features private rooms for music practice, small and large rehearsal rooms, a recording studio, and The Grove Recital Hall, a 150-seat hall that includes a seven-foot Steinway piano.
The art wing includes drawing, painting, graphic design and 2D design/printmaking labs; wood and metal shops; and an outdoor study area. The Music and Art Center also includes the MAC Gallery, which will enhance instruction by offering students the opportunity to experience professional works of art and to exhibit their own.
For more information, visit the music website at www.wvc.edu/music.
For more information, visit the art website at www.wvc.edu/art.
A Running Start Running Start helped recent Wenatchee Valley College at Omak and Okanogan High School graduate, Antonio Montez, achieve his educational goals. “The (WVC) instructors teach multiple classes, so you see them from year to year,” Antonio said. “Plus, the small classes really help foster discussion.” However, he did admit it was sometimes difficult to leave his high school friends. “Some of my friends gave me a hard time, but now those same friends are wishing they had taken the opportunity,” he said. “You’re ahead of the game for school. Overall, it’s so worth it. At 18, I’ve already received my two-year degree.” While a student at WVC at Omak, Antonio served as sophomore representative for student government and was a member of the chess club. He also played lead guitar in the band Forecast and volunteered in the Civil Air Patrol. Antonio spent the summer in basic training for the National Guard Reserve. This winter he’ll enroll in the Eastern Washington University ROTC program and estimated he could become a commissioned officer by age 20 or 21. Antonio is both a second-generation WVC graduate and a fifth generation Eagle. His mother graduated from WVC and transferred to EWU. “It’s cool to follow in the footsteps of my mom,” he said. “I wanted a jump-start on my career and I could start close to home in Okanogan.”
“I wanted a jump-start on my career and I could start close to home in Okanogan.”
–Antonio Montez
For more information on Running Start, visit www.wvc.edu/runningstart.
WVC at Omak New Student Registration
Wednesday, Sept. 4 4 - 7 p.m.
• Apply for admission • Complete entrance exams • Set up tuition payment plan – tuition due Sept. 9* • Financial aid information available *If you have not applied for federal financial aid prior to this event, please make arrangements with the cashier’s office in order to meet the Sept. 9 tuition deadline.
Newly refurbished WVC Campus Theater facility! Start the fall with a dramatic flair! www.wvc.edu/library Three theater arts classes offered fall quarter: THTR 165 - Acting I THTR 170 - Theater Production and Administration THTR 265 - Acting II
A W e n a t c h e e Va l l e y C o l l e g e Education Center
Aerospace Electronics short-term certificate, one-year certificate and two-year degree
Course offerings are scheduled for fall quarter in Wenatchee! The aerospace electronics certificates and associate degree offer preparation for multiple nationally-recognized industry certifications for careers in manufacturing or servicing of all types of electronic equipment, including aerospace electronics. For more information, contact: Riva Morgan rmorgan@wvc.edu 509.682.6847 “This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The solution was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor. The Department of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties, or assurances of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites and including, but not limited to, accuracy of the information or its completeness, timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability, or ownership. This solution is copyrighted by the institution that created it. Internal use, by an organization and/or personal use by an individual for non-commercial purposes, is permissible. All other uses require the prior authorization of the copyright owner.”
WVC Students! Interested in attending Central Washington University? Are you working on a transferable degree and have earned 60 credits or less? Apply now for the
Dual Admission Program
Be conditionally admitted to CWU Enjoy a smooth transition from WVC to CWU Waive $150 in application and confirmation fees
www.cwu.edu/admissions/dual-admission Programs of study available at CWU-Wenatchee…..
BAEd Elementary Education BS Interdisciplinary Studies – Social Sciences BAS Information Technology and Administrative Management -ITAM (new specialization - Cyber Security)* BS ITAM* BA English: Writing Specialization* BA Law and Justice* BA Psychology* BA Sociology* Courses in - Accounting and Business *Denotes online programs
Organic Chemistry
NEW state-of-the-art lab facility!
Classes are offered sequentially and students interested in organic chemistry should plan to start the sequence in fall 2013. CHEM& 261 - Organic Chemistry I: Fall Quarter A three-quarter sequence in organic chemistry for university transfer, intended primarily for science majors and those fulfilling requirements for professional health science careers such as medicine, dentistry and pharmacy. Lab included. CHEM& 262 - Organic Chemistry II: Winter Quarter CHEM& 263 - Organic Chemistry III: Spring Quarter
Staying Strong
After retiring from a 20-year service in the U.S. Army, Edward Aguigui and his wife Annette decided to start a new adventure—in Alaska. During a stop in Washington to visit family, however, the Aguiguis discovered two foster boys who needed a home. Their new adventure, rather than beginning in Alaska, began in Washington. While Edward worked as a construction manager, Annette stayed home. In 2009, the construction industry halted and Edward was without work. “Never before in the history of our family, now seven children strong, had Ed been without a job,” said Annette. Edward discovered that he would qualify for educational funding through a new Veterans Administration program designed for those who served in the military after 9/11. “This was like a dream come true for me, because I had always wanted to become a nurse but put that dream on the back burner to be able to care for my family,” Annette said. “As we put the pieces together of how to make this school thing work, we could see the benefit it would be in the long run for not only us but for our whole family.” The Aguiguis worked hard at their prerequisite courses, earning places on the WVC President’s List and Dean’s List, and in the Phi Theta Kappa honors society. They applied for the WVC nursing program in 2011. Sadly, they received their acceptance letter while preparing for the funeral of their 24-year-old daughter-in-law and unborn grandson.
“We pushed through our grief and accepted our seats in the nursing program,” Annette said. Just before their first comprehensive final in the nursing program, the Aguiguis received more shattering news: their son had been arrested on murder charges in Georgia. “There are no parenting books that can ever prepare you for the shock of that call,” said Annette. Once again, they considered stopping their education, and once again, they persevered. “The next morning, we headed to Wenatchee Valley College to take exams that could very well have been the end of the road had we failed them,” she said. “Needless to say, we did not fail nor have we failed since that awful day.” Edward and Annette both served as representatives on the Student Nurses of Wenatchee (SNOW) club board and assisted with Opportunity Grant workshops. In June, they graduated with honors and were the recipients of the WVC President’s Medal for academic achievement, leadership and service. Following graduation, they began registered nursing internships at Confluence Health. Both hope to work with veterans at military hospitals in the future. “As we pick up the pieces of life, we can see just how important our educational pursuits have been during this time,” Annette said. “In the future, we will use our story to encourage those who face difficult times and tough decisions.”
Licensed child care and early learning experiences for children ages 1 month - 5 years. Wenatchee Valley College and the Wenatchee School District Child care is available this
fall with affordable rates.
To get your child on the waitlist, contact Nancy Spurgeon at 509.682.6633 or nspurgeon@wvc.edu. Priority is given to WestSide High School and WVC students.
This program is supported by CCAMPIS (Child Care Access Means Parents In School) federal grant.
WVC Bookstore • Van Tassell Center Save 50% on Fall-Quarter textbooks!
The WVC Bookstore now offers a limited number of textbooks for “rent” on a quarterly basis. Check with the bookstore to see if your textbooks might be available to rent this fall. • Rental books rent for 50% of new price • By renting books from the WVC Bookstore, students saved approximately $15,000
Fall-quarter books on sale: Monday, Sept. 16: 8 a.m. Special fall-quarter hours: Sept. 23-25: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Last day to return fall-quarter books for a full refund (with receipt): Sept. 30 Fall-quarter book buy-back: Dec. 6, 9-11: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. RESTOCKING FEE: A 10% restocking fee will be charged on all returned books unless the student is exchanging books or withdrawing from class. A class schedule may be required to verify withdrawal. Please do not buy any book until you are sure you need and want to keep it! Books are eligible for a 100% refund if: • returned in the original purchase condition • returned within the designated time frame for returns
• Rental books have included the courses listed below. Other classes may now offer rental options. Visit the bookstore for the current offerings. o Biology 211 o Humanities 101 (the main textbook) o PSYCH 101 o SOC 101 (Richard Brinkman’s class only) o English 101 (the book authored by Wyrick only) The pricing goes as follows: • New price = 100% of new retail • Used price (if available) = 75% of new • Rental price (if available, first come, first serve) = 50% of new
Books for online classes
Books for WVC Online (VC) classes are available in the bookstore during normal hours of operation. Books for WAOL Online (WO) classes may be purchased online through the specified vendor for each individual class. These books are NOT available in the bookstore. Students taking online classes should login the week before classes start to make sure they have time to order and receive their required books.
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WVC Student Housing The residence hall is a three-story building with four sections or pods around a common area on each floor. Each pod has three bedrooms containing two beds each, a bathroom with a shower and laundry facilities. Students taking 5 or more credits are eligible to live in the hall. For more information or an application, contact Coby Weidenbach at cweidenbach@wvc.edu or visit the college website at www.wvc.edu. Fees include a $50 application fee and a $400 deposit. Applications are for a yearly three-quarter contract.
• Located on Fifth Street across from the Wenatchee campus • Within walking distance of grocery stores, shopping areas and downtown. • Bus access is available.
The hall will open Monday, Sept. 16, 2013, for students enrolled for fall quarter.
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Wenatchee Valley College Athletic Booster Club
members help open doors for WVC Knight student athletes. The club exists to raise support for athletic programs and promote community awareness and involvement in WVC Athletics.
The WVC Athletic Booster Club supports • Scholarships for student athletes
• Athletic facilities improvements • Post-season travel and lodging expenses
2013 NWAACC Fastpitch Champions!
Become a member today! 509.682.6771
www.facebook.com/WenatcheeValleyCollegeAthletics
WVC Degrees and Certificates
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Wenatchee Campus 1300 Fifth Street, Wenatchee
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A: Administration Building....................... 100 B: Mary Henrie Friendship Hall.............. 200 C: Classroom/Science Lab Building....... 300 D: Student Resource Center.................. 500 E: Heritage House.................................. 900 F: WVC at Omak Foundation G: WSU Upward Bound
Periodicals Postage Paid at Wenatchee, WA 98801 Permit No. 15-309
Community Relations Office 1300 Fifth Street Wenatchee, WA 98801-1741
CAR-RT SORT RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER DISTRIBUTION ONLY
Mourning Dove Symposium and Celebration
Honoring the life and work of Mourning Dove, the pen name of Christine Quintasket (1888-1936), author of Cogewea, The Half-Blood, Coyote Stories, and Mourning Dove: A Salishan Autobiography.
FREE with Pre-Registration For more information and to register, visit: www.wvc.edu/mourningdove
“Everything on this Earth has a
purpose, every disease an herb to cure it, and every person a message. This is the Indian theory of existence.” – Mourning Dove
Illustration by Smoker Marchand
November 7-8, 2013 O k a n o g a n , WA , a n d O m a k L on g Hou s e