Reception to Honor Dr. Kasler s Appointment as President Set

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1 THIS WEEK Ongoing» ALTERNATYPES II photography exhibit, Photography Gallery (through October 27).» Muslim Awareness Month (October) 8 Monday» Cypress College Golf Classic. Contact Foundation for information. 9 Tuesday» High School Principals and Superintendents outreach event. 10 Wednesday» Artist s reception for ALTERNATYPES II photography exhibit, TE1 second floor, 7-9 p.m.» 3M Exhibit opens, Fine Arts Gallery (through November 8). 12 Friday» Wizard of Oz, Campus Theater, 7:30 p.m. 13 Saturday» Wizard of Oz, Campus Theater, 7:30 p.m.» Patrons of the Arts Race for the Arts event. RSVP by October Sunday» Wizard of Oz, Campus Theater, 4 p.m. THEY SAID IT Ask for what you want and be prepared to get it. Maya Angelou October 5, 2007, Newsletter from President Michael J. Kasler Reception to Honor Dr. Kasler s Appointment as President Set The event will officially recognize Dr. Kasler as the college s seventh president. It will be held on Tuesday, October 30, from 2-4 p.m. The North Orange County Community College District will honor Dr. Michael Kasler on his appointment as Cypress College s seventh president with a reception scheduled for Tuesday, October 30. The event will take place from 2-4 p.m. in the Theater Lobby. There will be a short program at 3 p.m. Those planning to attend should RSVP to the President s Office at ext or dial directly to (714) Dr. Kasler was appointed to the position on May 23. He assumed his new duties on July 1. He the seventh president since the college opened in September, He is succeeding Dr. Lewis, who retired at the end of the last academic year after 8 ½ years as Cypress College s president. Dr. Michael J. Kasler Dr. Kasler came to Cypress College Core Values: Excellence Integrity Collegiality Inclusiveness in 1992, when he was appointed Dean of Business and Computer Information Systems. In 1994, he became Interim Vice President of Instruction and in 1995 he became Dean of Instructional Services. He was appointed to Executive Vice President for Educational Programs and Student Services in He spent 18 years in the K-12 educational system, as a teacher, principal and an assistant superintendent. Dr. Kasler s academic credentials include an Ed.D. in Institutional Management and a master in science, both from Pepperdine University, as well as another master of science in Business Administration, Marketing/Management and a bachelor of arts in Economics, both from California State University, Long Beach. Cypress College Presidents Dan Walker, Omar Scheidt, Don Bedard, * Jack Scott, Elma Clamp, * Kirk Avery, Tom Harris, Jr., * Christine Johnson, Don Bedard, * Margie Lewis, Michael J. Kasler, * Served in an interim capacity. Cypress is published each week. If you would like to have items included, please contact Marc Posner in the Public Information Office at ext or mposnercypresscollege.edu. Dr. Michael J. Kasler, President (714) mkaslercypresscollege.edu MyGateway Training Ongoing for New Portal Training for users of the District s MyGateway portal is ongoing. The portal will provide a new front end for WebStar, along with a host of other features, including faculty course web pages. Faculty members who participate in the training will learn how to log in to the MyGateway portal, learn the many features available for use, and learn how to customize individual course sites. For additional information or to sign up for the training, visit the MyGateway page by clicking here. Info Sessions Set for CSULB Ed.D. Program An information session for a new doctoral program at Cal State Long Beach will be held on campus on Monday, October 29, 2007, from 3-4 p.m. It will take place in CCC-419. An alternate presentation will be held at Fullerton College on Monday, October 15, from 3-4 p.m., in PCR-A. The presentation is open to anyone interested in earning the Ed.D. in Educational Leadership being offered at CSULB. Additional information is available on their website. Cypress College 9200 Valley View Street Cypress, CA ( 714) CypressCollege. edu

2 CHARGERS Patricia Kishel and her husband Gregory, have recently published a new book, Kona Heat. It is an adventure/thriller set on Hawaii s Big Island. In the novel volcanic eruptions and ancient rituals threaten geologists building an energy plant. Kishel is a faculty member in the Business/CIS Division. Some Cypress College students hadn t yet been born the last time the men s soccer team defeated a squad from Santa Ana College. The Chargers last won a game against then-named Rancho Santiago via forfeit in The losing streak was broken last Friday (September 28) when the Chargers upset the perennial powerhouses and defending conference champs Santa Ana with a tie at 1-1. Sophomore midfielder Andres Valencia scored the game-tying goal for Cypress. Freshman Megan Mulroney scored five goals in the Chargers 10-4 waterpolo victory last weekend against Santa Monica City. The win came last weekend with the team participating in the San Diego Mesa Tournament. The win was the Chargers first of the season. It came on Friday, September 28, the opening day of the tournament. Campus Employee Award Recipients Honored by NOCCCD Board Certificates of Commendation were presented by the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees to the four Cypress College employees in honor of awards recently presented to them. Kathy Godshalk, Mathematics Instructor, Outstanding Faculty Member; Meg Wilson, Retired Nursing Instructor, Charger Award (formerly the Faculty Development Award); Bryan Seiling, History Instructor, Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Member; and Kelly Grimes, Program Coordinator for Equal Opportunity Programs and Services, Outstanding Classified Employee. The presentations took place at the September 25, 2007 Board meeting. At the meeting, Donna Friess, a member of the Cypress College speech faculty, reported on First Generation Cypress College Students and Their Awareness of the Range of Support Services Available to Them for Academic Success and The Communication Text Circle of Love: A Guide to Successful Relationships. HRC Students and Faculty Host Hotel and Lodging Association Event Cypress College Hotel Restaurant, Culinary Arts students and faculty hosted and catered the Orange County Hotel & Lodging Association Educational Partners Luncheon on September 26. Cypress College students Cathryn Ulshafer, Regina Vieira, Elizabeth Arroyo and Alison Zasadil each received $500 scholarship awards and were honored by the association along with students from the Cal Poly Pomona Collins School of Hospitality Management and Orange Coast College. Ryan Giffen, HRC adjunct faculty member, gave a keynote address on Managing the Millennials. Department Chair Lisa Clark and member of the A/OCHLA association has organized and chaired this educational luncheon for the past seven years. The menu was designed by Chef Michael Bird and Chef Jeremy Peters. The event was executed beautifully by Basic Cooking students and HRC student volunteers. The hotel executives enjoyed seeing the facility and especially the students and staff in action. Congratulations are in order for our HRC students, the faculty, and Lab Tech Tracey Heine. NOCCCD Trustees Approve District Budget for Fiscal Year The North Orange County Community College District budget was adopted by the Board of Trustees following a September 25 public hearing. The new budget includes $165,757,809 in revenues and $161,417,060 in expenses, leaving $4,340,749 in funds that are not yet allocated for Outstanding issues to which these unallocated funds may be applied during the year include: salary increases, retiree benefits, Maintenance and Operations staffing analysis for new facilities, and other construction project expenses. The new District budget compares to $155,245,523 in revenues, $146,098,659 in expenses, and $9,146,864 in unallocated funds at the beginning of Unallocated funds were much larger last year because more one-time funds were provided to the state s community college districts in ; the NOCCCD received approximately $8.5 million in total one-time funds last year, compared to about $1 million this year. Claudette Dain, District Director, Fiscal Affairs, and Rodrigo L. Garcia, District Manager, Fiscal Affairs reported during the public hearing that, while state allocations for are not as favorable as in the past few years, the NOCCCD budget is still good overall. They also reported that student enrollment continues to be a dominant factor in determining state allocations to the community college districts. For the NOCCCD, the budget is based on a fulltime equivalent students (FTES) target of 35, This represents District-wide growth of 1.25% over the past year when the District moved from a stabilization mode into a growth mode by increasing enrollment at each campus again. BRIEFLY A Study Habits & Skills Workshop will be held on Thursday, October 11, from 11 a.m.-noon, in CCC-414. No appointment or reservation is necessary. Sixteen creative and resourceful Cypress College instructors and administrators attended the recent Basic Skills Initiative Workshop. Cheri Dickey, Cypress College Academic Senate President, is helping to lead faculty efforts in this initiative in which individuals are generating a plan and working across disciplines to help students succeed Thirty dental hygiene students from Nagano, Japan, visited the campus earlier in the month to learn about the Cypress College program. The Theatre Department, under the direction of Jim Hormel is presenting The Wizard of Oz, with opening night on October 12 The college has sent letters to about 650 new students, to share information about student support services and help them manage the challenges of the first semester of their college studies. For nearly a half-million students, Cypress College has been a springboard to their dreams. Cypress College: Motivating Minds.

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4 The North Orange County Community College District announces YOU ARE INVITED TO AN OPEN HOUSE RECEPTION IN DR. KASLER S HONOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2007 THE APPOINTMENT OF Dr. Michael J. Kasler as the new Cypress College President 2:00 TO 4:00 PM THERE WILL BE A SHORT PROGRAM AT 3:00 PM. CYPRESS COLLEGE THEATER LOBBY 9200 VALLEY VIEW STREET CYPRESS, CA (PARK IN LOTS 1 OR 8) PLEASE RSVP TO THE CYPRESS COLLEGE PRESIDENT S OFFICE (714)

5 This week was rideshare week in Orange County. Every week is rideshare week at Cypress College. The rideshare winners for last quarter were: Donna Gibson M& O for April Miguel Rodriguez M & O for May Tom Nordee Counseling for June If you wish to participate in our rideshare program, contact Maureen Leopold, ETC at ext Thanks you to all of you who participate by ridesharing, taking the train or bus, walk or ride your bicycle. Tenured Faculty & New Managers The annual reception for newly tenured faculty and new managers was held on Tuesday, from 2:30-4 p.m. in CCC-414. Two new tenured faculty, Michael Beard, Vocational Technical Education, and Eunju Owens, Science, Engineering and Math, were recognized. Six newly hired or newly promoted managers were also introduced. The managers are: Karen Cant, Interim Vice President, Educational Support and Planning; Joyce Carrigan, Dean, Fine Arts; Gilbert Contreras, Special Project Director, Library Resource Center; Paul DeDios, Dean, Counseling and Student Development; Dao Do, Interim Director, Budget and Finance; Richard Fee, Interim Dean, Science, Engineering and Math; and Bob Simpson, Interim Executive Vice President, Educational Programs and Student Services. Students Visit from Japan Students from the Nagano Medical Hygiene College in Nagano, Japan visited Cypress College s Dental Hygiene Department on Wednesday, September 19, 2007 (see related story, page 2). They came for a cultural exchange and to learn about dental hygiene practices in the United States and California. The students observed Cypress College s senior students working on patients and tried American instruments during the junior student clinical lab session.

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8 Invites you to join us at our annual scholarship fundraiser at the Los Alamitos Race Course Saturday October 13 th, 2007 Check in: 5:30 PM Dinner: 6:30 PM First Race: 6:30 PM Seating is limited, so purchase your tickets early. Last Day to Order Tickets (if not already SOLD OUT): Sunday, October 07 th Tickets are $50 per person and include: Gourmet Dinner and Dessert FREE Racing Program at check in FREE Parking Private Betting Windows Admission to the exclusive Vessels Club (Appropriate attire required) All proceeds go to Fine Arts Scholarships for Art, Dance, Journalism, Music, Photography, and Theater students. Your Donation is TAX DEDUCTIBLE. The Patrons of the Arts is a sub-committee of the Cypress College Foundation. NAME: PHONE:_( ) ADDRESS: CITY/ZIP: ADDRESS: ENCLOSED IS MY CHECK FOR: (#) TICKETS $50 PER PERSON= I am unable to attend and I would like to donate $ towards a Fine Arts Scholarship Make checks payable to: Cypress College Patrons of the Arts For accounting purposes please write a separate check for each event (Race or dinner theater) and for membership. Mail to: Cypress College Patrons of the Arts, 9200 Valley View Street, FA1, Cypress, CA For more information please contact the Patrons at (714) Or PatronsCypresscollege.edu HELP TALENTED STUDENTS REACH THE FINISH LINE!

9 Cypress College The Career Planning Center presents the Fall 2007 Workshop Series Tips, Tric)s * +elpful +ints for Student Success September 27!oal Settin+, Decision Ma1in+ DATE: T34rsday, 9:27:07 TIME: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon LOCATION: CC-Complex, CCC-E1E PRESENTERS: S3aron Easton, Deann B4rc3 October 11 St4dy Habits, S1ills DATE: T34rsday, 10:11:07 TIME: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon LOCATION: CC-Complex, CCC-E1E PRESENTERS: S3aron Easton, Deann B4rc3 October 25 Time Mana+ement Tec3niJ4es DATE: T34rsday, 10:25:07 TIME: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon LOCATION: CC-Complex, CCC-E1E PRESENTERS: S3aron Easton, Deann B4rc3 November 8 W3at Smart St4dents Know DATE: T34rsday, 11:08:07 TIME: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon LOCATION: CC-Complex, CCC-E1E PRESENTERS: S3aron Easton, Deann B4rc3 The Tips & Tricks for Student Success Workshops are open to EVERYONE FREE OF CHAR!E. For further information, please contact the Cypress College Career Plannin+ Center at (714) or visit our website at /~cpc

10 Coming in November 2007! What is MyGateway? MyGateway is a portal to on-line services for students, staff, and faculty of Fullerton College, Cypress College, the School of Continuing Education, and the District Offi ce. mygat gateway What is the Big Deal? You may already be familiar with WebStar the website where students register for classes and instructors print class rosters. With MyGateway, you will be able to do all these functions and more. When you log in, MyGateway will recognize who you are, what school you are from, and what classes you have. Then, it will present you with a set of services customized just for you. For Students See a list of your classes Click to a course page for each class; connect with classmates Link quickly to registration, transcripts, and grades See all your important deadlines in a single calendar For Faculty Post documents to a course page for each class you are teaching Communicate easily with all your students Link quickly to rosters and grade entry Enter deadlines and other important dates on class calendars For Everyone Stay informed with messages directed specifically to you Create group sites, connect with others Customize the layout of your MyGateway page Customize your MyGateway page with links to other sites Add links to other sites One login. One location. One gateway.

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12 Cypress College Transfer Center is located in FA-100 Hours: Mon-Thurs. 8am-7pm & Fri. 8am-5pm Phone #: (714) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Vanguard Univ. Rep. CSU Long Beach Rep. UC Irvine Rep. 3pm-6 pm 10am-11am 10am-2pm Walk -Up In Front of LLRC UC Irvine Rep. 2pm 6pm The Transfer Ctr UC Irvine Rep. 1pm-4pm CSUF Teaching Rep. 1pm -5pm 9 CSU Fullerton Rep. 10am-12:30pm CSU Dominguez Hills Rep. 2pm -4pm Transfer Center CSUF Teaching Rep. 10am-2pm CSU Pomona Rep. 1pm -3:30pm UCLA Rep. 9am-3pm The Transfer Ctr. UC Irvine Transfer Track Campus Tour *More information TBA Please stop by or call CSU Fullerton Rep. 1pm -4pm 22 CSULB Application Workshop 1pm-2pm FA-SCR How To Apply For Financial Aid Workshop 2pm-3pm FA-112 CSU Dominguez Hills Rep. 3pm-4pm The Transfer Center CSU Dominguez Hills Application Workshop 4pm-5pm FA-SCR 23 UC Irvine Rep. 3pm-5pm Transfer Services UC Irvine Workshop 2pm-3pm FA-SCR How To Fill Out The CSU Application Workshop 5:30pm-6:30pm FA-SCR UC Irvine How To Write The Essay Workshop 10am-11am FA-SCR Hot Links For Transfer Workshop 1pm-2pm FA-SCR UC Riverside Rep. 9am -3pm CSU Fullerton Rep. 1pm -4pm Transfer Center Happy Halloween! Transfer Day Fair 10am-1pm TRANSFER In Front Of The CC Complex Q&A With The CSU Long Beach Transfer Transfer Center Admission Workshop Director, Penny 1:30-2:30pm FA-SCR Gabourie UCLA Rep. Walk Ins 1:30pm-3pm The Transfer Ctr. USC Information Session 10am-1pm Workshop 1:30pm-2:30pm FA-112 How To Transfer To UCLA Workshop 3pm -4pm FA- 211 How to Fill Out The UC Application Workshop 5:30pm-6:30pm FA-SCR ~IMPORTANT REMINDER~ OCT. 1- NOV. 30, 2007 IS THE PRIORITY FILING PERIOD FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM (CSU) FOR FALL 2008 ACCEPTANCE NOV.1- NOV 30, 2007 IS THE PRIORITY FILING PERIOD FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM (UC) FOR FALL 2008 ACCEPTANCE