ART GALLERY
Opening
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Sept. 3,
4-7 PM
Staff News for Santa Rosa Junior College, September 4, 2009
Fall 2009 CalSTRS Retirement Workshops
No Mid September Insider
Faculty members who are close to retirement can receive a detailed
explanation of the retirement process at two CalSTRS Retirement Workshops
that are scheduled in October:
No issues of the Insider will be published
during the weeks of September 7 and 14.
To include your notices in the September
21 issue of the Insider, e-mail details to
[email protected] before noon
on Tuesday, September 8.
Friday, October 2, 1:30 - 3:00 PM - Session #1STRS Thursday, October 15, 4:00 - 5:30 PM - Session #2STRS
Both sessions will be held in the Doyle Library, Room 4245 (first floor Media
Room #1) Santa Rosa Campus. Sessions will be video conferenced to the
Petaluma Campus in the Mahoney Library, Room #726.
Ken Jones, CalSTRS Benefits Counselor, will address faculty using a PowerPoint
presentation and will also distribute STRS retirement packets to anyone who
is interested. A question and answer period will follow the presentations.
Workshop discussion topics include:
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Basic information about CalSTRS
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Details about CalSTRS benefits and programs
•
How benefits are calculated
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How to provide a lifetime benefit for another person
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Disability and survivor benefits
•
Working after retirement
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Information sources for prospective retirees
Seating is limited. Flex credit is pending: 1.5 hours. RSVP to Candy Shell, AFA,
at [email protected] or 535-3766. Please include your session number
preference.
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25th Harvey Hansen Bar-B-Q Sept 11
To welcome new staff to SRJC, a fun-filled Harvey Hansen Bar-B-Q is scheduled on September 11 at the Dutton Pavilion on the
Shone Farm, which is located off River Road on Eastside Road and Trenton/Healdsburg Road.
LINK TO PDF MAP http://www.santarosa.edu/instruction/instructional_departments/agriculture/images/Shone_Farm_Map.pdf
5:00 PM - Hospitality/Wine Tasting/ToursTo
SRJC
Faculty, Classified Staff, Management
6:15 PM - Dinner/Visiting
Team- Steve
Members,
Board
of Band
Trustees
7:00 – 9:00 PM - Music/Dancing
Morris/Mike
Ferrell
Volunteers Needed - Volunteers are
needed to assist
with the
event. The delicious fare will be prepared by Fresh and
Members
and
Retirees
Natural, but a team of volunteers will help serve and clean up the event. To volunteer, contact Kris Shear at 524-1579.
Reservations Accepted Thru September 4 - Advance ticket sales are required for the Bar-B-Q; no tickets
will be available at the door. The cost is $15 per person, which covers food and a $1-2 donation to the Harvey Hansen
Scholarship. (Also, no outside alcohol is permitted.) You can complete the reservation form and send it with your
check (payable to “SRJC”) to Anne McLain
HumanYour
Resources
(ext. 527-4787) no later than September 4.
You inand
Spouse/Guest
(Sorry, no children)
are invited to join in welcoming new staff members to SRJC at the
25th Annual
HARVEY HANSEN MEMORIAL BAR-B-Q
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
5:00 PM
6:15 PM
7:00 – 9:00 PM
Hospitality/Wine Tasting/Tours
Dinner/Visiting
Music/Dancing
(Steve Morris/Mike Ferrell Band)
in the
DUTTON PAVILION at SHONE FARM
(Eastside Road and Trenton/Healdsburg Road)
Advance ticket sales only. No tickets available at the Bar-B-Q.
Reservations will be accepted through September 4th.
Cost: $15 per person covers cost of food and a $1-2 donation to the Harvey Hansen Scholarship.
No outside alcohol permitted.
Complete the reservation form below and attach your check made payable to SRJC. Please return your reservation
and payment as soon as possible to Anne McLain, Human Resources, SRJC, 527-4787.
To: Anne McLain, SRJC Human Resources
Re: 2009 Harvey Hansen Bar-B-Q
Enclosed please find my check for $
Attending will be:
Your Name
Your Department Affiliation
Name of Your Guest(s):
Are you a retiree?
Yes
No
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Kathleen Doyle
Carole L. Ellis
John M. Jacobs
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Clo’s Classic Sept 19
Plan to attend the Clo’s Classic football game scheduled on September 19 at
7:00 PM at Bailey Field on the Santa Rosa Campus. The Bear Cubs will compete
with the hard hitting Modesto Junior College Pirates. Bring your family and
friends to enjoy not only an exciting football game, but also the fun-filled
carnival that starts at 5:00 PM, which offers an array of booths with a variety
of activities. SRJC’s defensive back Caleb Barsh will open the game singing the
National Anthem. The Bear Cubs and Pirates selected two local charities that
will be the beneficiaries of the game’s proceeds, including:
are proud to announce
the annual
Bob Burke’s Kids – An organization for terminally ill children
Redwood Empire Food Bank – An organization
that feeds low-income seniors
Sign Up! Help At Clo’s Classic Carnival! If you’d like to raise funds for your
department, team, or student club, plan to have a booth at the popular Clo’s
Classic Carnival. Contact Deb Ziccone at [email protected] for a Signup
Form. Booth set up time is 4:00 PM on September 19. Be sure to plan to show
up on time to set up your booth, so by the time the carnival opens at 5:00 PM,
you are ready! Your participation is so important because it adds to the spirit of
community and makes the overall event even more fun for all attending.
Spring Tour Packages Available!
Info Meeting Sept 29
Community Education has partnered with Collette Vacations to offer two
exceptional tour packages in spring 2010. Both trips include round-trip
airfare from San Francisco International Airport and bus transportation to and
from Santa Rosa to the airport, hotels, and many meals. A tour manager will
accompany participants on the trips and will handle the tedious details of
travel to make the trip stress free. Join Clo and SRJC as we welcome
Modesto Junior College, as they
compete with the SRJC Bear Cubs
for the coveted title of
Clo’s Classic Champion!
Bring the entire family and enjoy an evening
of fun, football and excitement.
September 19, 2009
7 PM
Bailey Field, SRJC
Wines & Wonders of South America
For more information and for tickets call 707-535-3710.
January 20-30, 2010. Enjoy an 11-day tour through Chile
and Argentina wine country and the amazing Andes.
$3,975 (double occupancy)
Copper Canyon Adventure
March 14-22, 2010. Take a cruise on the Sea of Cortez and a rail trip to the Copper Canyon
on a 9-day tour. Explore the folklore, culture, and history of this region of Mexico. $2,324
(double occupancy)
An informational meeting to review the details of each trip is scheduled on Tuesday, September 29 at 4:00 PM in the Pedroncelli
Center Board Room on SRJC’s Santa Rosa Campus (northeast corner of Elliott Avenue and Armory Drive).
Dental Hygiene Students
Hold Kids Clinic
On August 24, SRJC’s Dental Hygiene Clinic served
22 children from The Children’s Village of Sonoma
County ranging from 5 to 18 years. Second year
Dental Hygiene students provided preventative
dental care, including dental cleanings, fluoride
varnish treatments, and dental screenings. The
children who took part in the clinic live at The
Children’s Village, a planned multigenerational
community where children live with foster parents or
staff in family-style homes. There are also apartments
for surrogate grandparents. The goal of The Children’s
Village is to keep siblings together and provide a
stable environment for the children.
SRJC Dental Hygiene student Shelly, seated left,
provides dental care to a child from The Children’s
Village. Melinda Moir, center, is President of the
Board of Directors at The Children’s Village and a
retired SRJC faculty member and dental hygienist.
Right, surrogate grandparent Jane Schwarten.
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Bridging the Doyle
Through Community Support
For Student Scholarships at SRJC!
With the temporary loss of the Doyle Scholarship in 2008, many students who
deserve awards will not receive scholarship funds to attend Santa Rosa Junior
A Legacy
Beyond
Measure
“...to establish
scholarships for
worthy young
men and women
attending
Santa Rosa
Junior College...”
College. Until the Doyle Scholarship is restored, the help of the Sonoma County
community is badly needed to help 2,000 deserving high school seniors - Class of
2009 - to attend SRJC this fall.
For six decades more than $76 million from the Frank P. Doyle Trust provided
Doyle Scholarships to over 120,000 SRJC students. To continue this remarkable
legacy, we urge you to be a part of the “Bridging the Doyle” campaign so the
dreams of our graduates do not disappear.
Frank P. Doyle
When you join with members of our community to send your donation, the combined
funds will create scholarships for thousands of SRJC students. Mail your check to:
SRJC Foundation, 1501 Mendocino Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA 95401-4395
You Can Also Donate Online at:
www.santarosa.edu/bridgingthedoyle
SRJC Foundation: (707) 527-4348
www.santarosa.edu/bridgingthedoyle
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Student Information Days Sept 2 & 3
On Wednesday, September 2 and Thursday, September 3, Student Information Days will be held on both campuses to welcome
students to the fall semester at SRJC.
Wednesday, Sept 2 - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Santa Rosa Campus, Emeritus Plaza and
Plover Hall, A.S. Welcome, BBQ, Club Days
Thursday, September 3, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Petaluma Campus, Rotary Plaza
A.S. Welcome, BBQ, Club Days
This year’s theme is “The Amazing Race: Ready, Set, Know!” Student Information Days offers new and returning
students an opportunity to become more aware of Student Services that support their success in the classroom. It also
encourages students to become resourceful and act as self-advocates. Activities include a Bocce Ball Competition and DJ music,
plus a Bar-B-Q and refreshments provided by the Associated Students. For more details, contact Deb Ziccone at ext. 3637 on the
Petaluma Campus or Brian Phifer at ext. 4647 on the Santa Rosa Campus.
SRJC “Work On Wellness” Fairs Sept 16 & 30
All SRJC faculty, staff, and students are invited to SRJC’s WOW! - Work On Wellness - fairs on both campuses in September. Visit
the numerous outdoor exhibits, presentations, and demonstrations about wellness, fitness, nutrition, emergency preparedness,
personal safety, ergonomics, and health screenings. There will be free giveaways at the booths, plus raffle drawings and music.
8th WOW! Fair - Santa Rosa Campus Wednesday, September 16, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM - Outdoor Graduation Stage Area
1st WOW! Fair - Petaluma Campus Sept 30
Wednesday, September 30, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Rotary Plaza Call Environmental Health and Safety at 527-4803 for more information and sign sign up for EH&S trainings online at http://
www.santarosa.edu/ehs/sign-up-for-training/. You can also view upcoming EH&S training sessions on the SRJC Calendar of
Events at http://busautobahn.santarosa.edu/calendar.
Shone Farm Fall Farm Stand
Fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruit grown and
harvested by SRJC students at the Shone Farm are
available for you to buy
Wednesdays, Noon to 2:30 PM,
“Under the Oaks” near Bookstore
Santa Rosa Campus
All proceeds raised from the farm stand sale
benefit the Sustainable Agriculture Program.
Call the Shone Farm at 887-1187 with questions.
We thank you for your support!
Attention SRJC Retirees!
The next retiree meeting is schedule on Thursday,
September 10 from 2:00 to 6:00 PM at the home of
Curt Springer. Retirees should call Curt at 544-7327
or Don Fischer at 887-1687 for directions and other
details.
Baby News!
Congratulations to Music Instructor Andrew
DelMonte and his wife, Rev. Kristen DelMonte
of Community Church of Sebastopol, celebrate
the arrival of their baby daughter, Elia Kathleen
DelMonte. Elia weighed 9lbs 2oz at birth, and
mother and baby are doing well.
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STUDY ABROAD
Florence in
Spring 2010!!!
Plan on attending one of these
INFORMATION MEETINGS,
Tuesday
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Wednesday
Petaluma Campus
Sept. 4, 2009 1:00pm-2:00pm
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Friday
Santa Rosa Campus
Sept. 11, 2009 10:00am-11:00pm
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Monday
Oct. 1, 2009
The Study Abroad Program at SRJC is
presented in cooperation with several other
California Community Colleges.
Santa Rosa Campus
Oct. 2, 2009
Oct. 5, 2009
Room 694, Call Building
Santa Rosa Campus
3:00pm-4:00pm
Santa Rosa Campus
11:00am-12:00pm
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Monday
Classes are anticipated to be in
Art History, Italian Life & Culture,
Italian Literature, Humanities,
Philosophy, Mythology and Literature
with optional Italian classes (not for credit).
Sept. 29, 2009 2:00pm-3:00pm
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Friday
9, 2009!
Sept.24, 2009 5:00pm-6:00pm
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Thursday
deadline is October
Petaluma Campus
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Tuesday
Santa Rosa Campus
Sept. 23, 2009 3:00pm-4:00pm
Room 694, Call Building
Thursday
Santa Rosa Campus
Priority application
Sept. 17, 2009 11:00am-12:00pm
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Wednesday
Santa Rosa Campus
Sept. 16, 2009 9:30am-10:30am
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Thursday
Santa Rosa Campus
Sept. 14, 2009 9:00am-10:00am
Room 4244, Doyle Library
Wednesday
instructor, Terri Frongia
Santa Rosa Campus
Sept. 2, 2009 2:00pm-3:00pm
Room 694, Call Building
Friday
presented by the SRJC Florence
Sept. 1, 2009 3:00pm-4:00pm
Santa Rosa Campus
1:00pm-2:00pm
Petaluma Campus
For applications and further information,
please view our website, or contact
the STUDY ABROAD OFFICE, Room 1330, Bailey Hall
707-527-4441
www.santarosa.edu/sa
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Atheletic Schedules
and Information
http://www.santarosa.edu/for_students/athletics/
Staff Directory online
http://www.santarosa.edu/faculty_staff/staff-directory/
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SRJC Museum
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Building Name
No.
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Analy Village (600-699)
Disability Resources
College Skills
Copy Center
Analy Hall (700-799)
Art/Photography
Garcia Hall (800-899)
Consumer & Family Studies
Tauzer Gym (900-999)
Quinn Swim Center (1000-1099)
Haehl Pavilion (1100-1199)
Barnett Hall (1200-1299)
English as a Second Language
Healthcare Workforce Dev. Prog.
Bailey Hall (1300-1399)
Accounting/Business Services
Adminstration
Counseling
Student Services
Bussman Hall (1400-1499)
Career Planning & Placement
Computing Services
Electronics
SRJC Museum
Student Employment
Transfer Center
Work Experience
15-16 Emeritus Hall (1500-1699)
Liberal Arts
Newman Auditorium
17 Shuhaw Hall (1700-1799)
Engineering
Physics
Math
18 Baker Hall (1800-1899)
Life Sciences
19 Bech Hall (1900-1999)
Chemistry
20 Lark Hall (2000-2099)
Agriculture/Natural Resources
Earth & Space Sciences
Greenhouse
Planetarium
22 Lark Temporaries (2200-2299)
Administration of Justice
MESA Program
Puente Program
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Building Name
No.
23
Building Name
Lounibos Center (2300-2399)
Auto/Diesel Technology
Machine Technology
Welding
24 Bech Temporaries (2400-2499)
Public Relations
CalWORKs
Vocational Projects & Services
25 Graphic Services
26 Community Services
Community Education
Noncredit Programs & Services
Purchasing
Traffic School
27-28-29 Maggini Hall (2700-2999)
Business Administration
Business Office Technology
Computer Studies
30 Adapted P.E.
31 Environmental Health
& Safety (1801 Albany)
32 E.O.P.S. (1808 Albany)
33 Computing Services
(425 Elliott Ave)
No.
Building Name
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Maintenance Compound
Staff Development
(437 Elliott Ave)
Christine Pedroncelli Center
District Police
The Foundation
37 Button Building
Human Resources
Payroll
38 Call Child Development Center
Center Offices & Pre-school
Child Development
40 William B. Race Health
Sciences Building
Health Sciences
Student Health Services
41 Institutional Research
42-43-44 Frank P. Doyle Library
(4200-4499)
Art Gallery
CATE
Center for New Media
Media Services
4/09
Tutorial Services
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http://www.santarosa.edu/museum/
On behalf of the college
community, we extend our
condolences to District Police
Officer David Willat whose
mother Aileen Patricia
Willat passed away on August
23 at age 80. “She was known
as a noble, optimistic, vibrant,
strong yet tender woman and
endeared herself to others with
her thoughtfulness, generosity
and public service. Her energy and
sense of humor, even in the face
of illness, served as an example to
those around her,” David said of
his mother. Pat is survived by her
husband of 63 years Forest, their
son David and daughter-in law
Linda, and grandson Ryan Willat, all
residents of Santa Rosa. The family
requests that in lieu of flowers,
donations be made in Pat’s name
to the Novato Historical Guild (75
Rowland Way, #200, Novato 94945)
or St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
(Mission and Court St., San Rafael).
SRJC ART Gallery
Opening Reception: Sept. 3,
4-7 PM WITH Danza Mexica
Coyolxauhqui performing!
http://www.santarosa.edu/art-gallery/
SRJC Planetarium
http://www.santarosa.edu/planetarium/
SRJC Theatre Arts
www.santarosa.edu/insider/
Published by the SRJC Public Relations Office
(707) 527-4266
Board of Trustees: B. Robert Burdo, Richard W. Call,
Don Edgar, Jeff Kunde, W. Terry Lindley, Onita Pellegrini,
Don Zumwalt, Ian Maurer - Student Trustee
http://www.santarosa.edu/theatrearts
Dr. Robert F. Agrella,
SRJC President and District Superintendent
Susan Bagby Matthews, Public Relations Manager/Editor
Mike Garcia, Graphic Designer/Coordinator
Dana Throckmorton, Public Relations Assistant
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