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Meet the new basketball coach
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Need a campus tour?
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Halloween Photos Inside
TAMUCC artists demonstrate aluminum casting
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Coastal Bend College
Volume 5, Number 2
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Tailgate Party in Alice
Motorcycle safety course in Beeville
The 2nd Annual Alice Tailgate Party will be held on
Learn basic motorcycle safety Dec. 10-12 at Coastal
Dec. 2 from 5:30-8 p.m. in the Coastal Bend College
Bend College in Beeville. Class participants must
– Alice Campus parking lot. There will be games,
hold a Texas driver’s license or, if under 18, have
live entertainment, food and booths. For more
completed the class portion of Driver’s Ed. Helmets
information, call the main office at (361) 664-2981.
and motorcycles are provided. Sign up at CBC Lott
Need a tour of Coastal Bend College? Coastal Bend College Ambassadors will be on hand
Canada Facility at 900 W. Corpus Christi Street, Hwy 59 West, in Beeville, or call (361) 362-2633.
for scheduled college tours on Friday mornings from
Ed2Go classes available: AutoCAD
9 a.m. to noon. Reserve a private or small group
Ed2go is pleased to announce the launch of four
tour online at www.coastalbend.edu. Tours on other
outstanding career training programs. These
dates can be arranged. For more information or to
programs will attract students in fields including
schedule a campus tour, contact Jennifer C. Linney
mechanical and civil engineering, architecture, and
in the Counseling Department at (361) 354-2722.
facilities planning and management. Learn basic
Child care slots open in Beeville Coastal Bend College Child Development Center is accepting applications for children 18 months to 5 years of age. The CDC is located on Charco Road in
AutoCAD skills, 2D and 3D modeling, and advanced design skills All programs are currently available for enrollment. For more information, go to www. coastalbend.edu and “Continuing Education.”
Beeville. For more information, call Ta-ah Treadwell
Ed2Go classes available: Legal Secretary
at (361) 358-0421.
This program will teach students all the skills they
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need to work as a legal secretary in a law office. They will master everything from legal office management and accounting to legal terminology and legal writing. Upon completion, they will possess the knowledge necessary to successfully pass the National Association of Legal Professionals (NALS) Accredited Legal Secretary (ALS) examination. All programs are currently available for enrollment. For
Dental care in Beeville Coastal Bend College Dental Hygiene Clinic accepts
more information, go to www.coastalbend.edu and “Continuing Education.”
patients at a nominal cost on Mondays [8:30 a.m.,
Instructors sought
noon, 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.] and Wednesdays [8:30
Coastal Bend College is expanding the course
a.m. and 11 a.m.]. Services available include teeth
offerings in continuing education to include a wide
cleaning, fluoride treatments, dental x-rays, site –
variety of classes to meet the needs of the community.
specific antimicrobial placement and pit/fissure
There is a need for more qualified instructors. If you
sealants placement. Appointments can be made by
can teach courses such a cake decorating, cooking,
calling the dental clinic at (361) 354-2555 or online at
dancing, music, art, health-related topics, send your
www.coastalbend.edu/Occu/dental/appointment.
resume to Glynis Strause, Coordinator of Continuing
htm.
Education, 3800 Charco Road, Beeville, TX 78102 or email to ghstraus@coastalbend.edu.
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Basketball season started Nov. 2 with a 7 p.m. home game against Universal City AllStars. This is the first regular season game for new coach Larry Mendez. Coach Mendez is a native of Smyer, Texas, just west of Lubbock. He attended Angelo State University in San Angelo, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in business with a minor in kinesiology in 2001. He went on to earn a master’s degree in kinesiology from Texas A&M University – Kingsville in 2003. He played basketball at ASU during the time that Lone Star Conference Hall of Fame Coach Ed Messbarger led the Rams to two of their three conference titles. Mendez was a point guard. “I knew that when I was at Angelo State I was playing with athletes better than I was,” Mendez explained. “I gave it a shot. I played point guard. But I realized that they were better players, so I decided to student coach instead.” Mendez started his coaching career
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in college where he was as an ASU student coach. After graduation, he went to TAMUK and became graduate assistant coach for the Javelinas basketball team. He coached in Missouri for Lincoln University for three years; Moberley Area Community College for two years and at Howard College in Big Spring for a year. Moberley was in the top ten nationwide for defensive scoring. He was assistant basketball coach at South Plains for a year before launching his first season at Coastal Bend College. “A team changes every year and it’s fun to watch the players grow up,” Mendez said. He is still in regular contact with past players and their families. Mendez takes over Coastal Bend College’s basketball program started by Bucky Hartman. His plan for the new season is to take over where Hartman left off and show people that CBC has a legitimate program. “These athletes aren’t just showing up to play. We have talented players who are looking
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ahead to Division I school basketball. If they’re not focused on that, we don’t want them,” he said. About 90 percent of the team are recent high school graduates. This creates a challenge for players who are in for a longer season with more speed, physicality and mental toughness. Basketball practice started months ago. Another challenge for CBC athletes is that they don’t get to play together and build a strong team over a four-year period. Community college athletes are only together for two years. The emphasis, as a result, has to be on bringing together the best players and getting them to work together to win games, according to Mendez. “This is a defense-oriented team and a pro-style offense. The guys play with a lot of freedom. That makes them tougher,” Mendez explained. Players to watch this season are: Charles Mells, Ashton Brown Julian Stallworth and DaJon King. Mells, a Miami native, is a 6’11” center. He was named Offensive Player of the Year in High School and coaches youth basketball. Brown, of North Bergen, N.J., was named to All-American, All-Western New York and All-Region teams during his high school career. He was also named second in the nation in scoring. Stallworth, a Stevens High School graduate from San Antonio, was named to the Second Team, All-District in 2009. “Basketball is my life,” King said. “I approach it like it’s my life.” King, from Houma, La., has multiple county and district awards in basketball and football. The Brazosport High School graduate is a guard for the Cougars. Coastal Bend College assistant basketball coaches are Tony Martinez and Chad Kline. Prior to CBC, Kline was the head basketball coach at Frank Phillips College
for five seasons. During his time at FPC, Kline compiled an 8961 record, won a Western Junior College Athletic Conference title and was Co-Coach of the year in the 2007 season. He produced 11 All-Conference performers, four All-Region performers and one AllAmerican.
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Chad Kline, Asst. Coach
Before becoming FPC head coach, Kline was an assistant at Frank Phillips College for two seasons. Assisting then Tony Martinez, Asst. Coach head coach Lou Gudino, Kline helped the Plainsmen rack up a two-year record of 42-19, consisting of two Region V tournament appearances and a conference championship. Kline’s playing days consisted of a two-year stint at Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kansas. He also played at Emporia State University and McPherson College, both in Kansas. At Barton, Kline was a part of a team that compiled a two year record of 67-5, won two conference championships, and finished runner up in the National Tournament. Kline is a native of McPherson and holds a bachelors degree from Fort Hays State University, located in Hays, Kansas.
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Charles Mells, Center
Marcus McGlown, Guard
Ryan Hagan, Guard
Ashton Brown, Point Guard
Ysrael Barboza, Point Guard
Dominic Steadham, Guard
Click here to check on Region 14 stats. http://www.njcaa.org/colleges_college_sport.cfm?collegeId=1772&sid=17&slid=9
Click here to download basketball team poster. http://coastalbendcollege.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/basketball-2010-team-poster-web1.pdf
David Atkinson, Forward
Tevin Shedd, Point Guard
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Coastal Bend College 2010-2011 Basketball Schedule
Julian Stallworth, Guard
Corey Porrini, Shooting Guard
Dejan Taylor, Point Guard
OCTOBER Oct. 9
Mullens/Mitchell Jamboree
Dallas
NOVEMBER Nov.2 Nov.5 Nov.6 Nov.11 Nov.12 Nov.17 Nov.20 Nov.22 Nov.24 Nov.27 Nov.29
Universal City All-Stars McLennan Community College Hill College Brookhaven College North Lake College Temple College San Jacinto College Lee College Paris Junior College San Jacinto College Temple College
Beeville Waco Waco Dallas Irving Beeville Houston Beeville Paris Beeville Temple
7 p.m. TBA TBA 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
DECEMBER Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec.7
McLennan Community College South Plains College Universal City All-Stars
Beeville Levelland Beeville
5:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.
JANUARY Jan. 3 Jan.4 Jan.7 Jan.8 Jan.13 Jan.17 Jan.22 Jan.27 Jan.28
Lee College Blinn College The Victoria College Classic The Victoria College Classic Lackland Air Force Base Victoria College Clarendon College Fort Sam Houston Lone Star College -- Tomball
Baytown Brenham Victoria Victoria Beeville Victoria Beeville San Antonio Beeville
4 p.m. 4 p.m. TBA TBA 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m.
FEBRUARY Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb.28
Shreiner University JV Fort Sam Houston Lackland Air Force Base Clarendon College Lone Star College -- Tomball ShreinerUniversity JV The Victoria College
Beeville Beeville San Antonio Clarendon Houston Kerrville Beeville
7 p.m. 7 p.m. TBA 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m.
TBA
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CBC student wins big at powerlifting
Tanner Elenburg, Guard
DaJon King, Guard
Tiondre Johnson, Forward
Coastal Bend College powerlifters competed at the annual Longhorn Open held at the University of Texas at Austin. CBC Powerlifting Club members and students Jonathon Piecuch of Cuero and Jed Thomas of Tuleta, accompanied by Jack Young, coach and club sponsor, traveled to Austin to compete against athletes from colleges and universities across the state, including Texas State University, the University of Texas at San Antonio, Texas A&M University, Texa Tech University, Angelo State University and the University of Houston. The competition was sanctioned by the United States Association of Power Lifting as a full powerlifting meet and a bench press only meet. Competitors took part at collegiate, open, submasters and masters levels of powerlifting. Jonathon Piecuch competed in the 242 body weight class in the Bench Press only event. He successfully
Jonathon Piecuch of Cuero won first place for bench press at the USAPL competition held at UT Austin. achieved a maximum lift of 235 pounds on the bench press, thus earning him a first place in the bench press collegiate level competition in his weight class. Piecuch won a large glass mug with “Longhorn Open Powerlifting� etched on it. For more information about powerlifting at Coastal Bend College, please contact Jack Young at (361) 354-2325.
CBC Powerlifting Club competitors Jonathon Piecuch, left, and Jed Thomas.
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INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES
Instructor represents Nuevo León in international partnership Emmanuel Alvarado, Coastal Bend College Spanish
among the Texas chapter
instructor, was recently elected to represent the Nuevo
members. Affiliation
León, Mexico Chapter of Partners of the Americas, an
with PFA will give CBC
international organization that brings people together to
students chances to interact
build connections. Colleges, universities and other non-
with different cultures
profit groups across the country join with each other and
one-to-one, practice skill
institutions in South America to exchange resources and
sets and host students from
develop programs that are problem-solving solutions for
South American countries.
underserved populations or geographic regions. Alvarado
Partners of the
is a member of Texas Partners of the Americas, the state
Americas was founded
chapter of the international organization.
in the early 1960s by Dr.
“I deal with different things that concern the state of
Jim Boren, then director
Nuevo Leon,” Alvarado explained. Coastal Bend College,
of the U.S. Agency for International Development
Palo Alto Community College, Alamo Community
mission in Lima, Peru. Chapters exist in all 50 states and
College and the University of Texas at San Antonio are
our nation’s capitol. There is a Peru Chapter and six in México: Coahuila, Guanajuato, Guerrero, Nuevo León,
Student artists support community
Tamaulipas and Veracruz. The organization has projects in many South American countries including Chile and Costa Rica. One project comes out of UTSA Civil Engineering Department. A group of students, led by UTSA faculty, built several clean water systems in Peruvian villages to replace water wells. “People would get sick from the water when the region flooded,” Alvarado explained. Groups of engineering students have returned to the region every year. Other projects range in size and include textbooks, art, women’s issues and health issues. San Antonio area nursing students and faculty travel every year to South American villages that are low on federal, state and local funding for health care. The trip not only allows students to practice providing services and taking patient histories, it also give them opportunities to gain hands-on experience in a unique setting. “This is something that students at Coastal Bend College can do. Students benefit from the practical experience and cultural exchange,” Alvarado said. “Students and faculty work with onsite partners for
Coastal Bend College -- Kingsville students participated in the annual Kingsville Artwalk, sponsored by Texas A&M
transportation and translating services.” Alvarado will work with several PFA chapters to
University -- Kingsville. Fulden Wissinger, who teaches at
expand opportunities for CBC students. He is planning a
both institutions, led the students in the community art
2011 trip to Puerto Rico and developing a study abroad
festival.
program that will bring Latin American students to
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Coastal Bend College. CBC will introduce a MexicanAmerican Studies concentration for academic students next fall and Alvarado is part of a team working on creating articulation agreements with area universities for students interested pursing the subject area as part of their major. Alvarado is in his first semester as Spanish instructor at Coastal Bend College. He teaches in Alice, Beeville, Kingsville and Pleasanton. He is a graduate of Monterrey (MĂŠxico) Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Relations. From Florida Atlantic University, Alvarado earned a Master of Arts Degree in Spanish and Latin American Cultural Studies and a Ph.D. in Social Linguistics, a study of the social aspects of language and how they are connected to history, politics and society. He lives in Corpus Christi with his wife, Elizabeth Nikolova, and daughter, Anna Maria Alvarado. He can be reached at (361) 592-1615 Ext. 4071 or emmanuel@coastalbend.edu.
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Preparing for college level test-taking by Alex Smith Sinclair College For most first-year college students, test-taking is a huge catalyst for stress. Not only is test-taking in college a different kind of beast from that in high school, it also accounts for a much larger portion of a final grade, and in many cases makes the entire class grade. By taking necessary precautions and learning to properly identify important information; testtaking in college can be tamed. How are tests different from in high school? What would make someone need to prepare differently than in high school? One of the most important aspects of reviewing course material is taking effective notes. According to Edgar Dale’s “Cone of Learning,� we can only retain 20 percent of what we have heard accurately, so it is important that the information
later. Research that was done by M.J. Howe for the Journal of Educational Research concluded that students are seven times more likely to recall the information a week after being
all signs point to note-taking having a large correlation to effectively taking a test.
A popular form of note-taking is outlining. In the outline form, you start with a main idea and Students are seven times more likely to recall have sub points that represent the information a week after being presented it the details and parts of that main if they documented it in their notes. idea. After learning the main encountered in class is recorded presented it if they documented ideas, you then can review the it in their notes. So, it seems that sub points to further specify so that it may be reviewed
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all the concepts of your main idea. In college, the content covered is much more specific and the information is not as general as high school, so the number of sub points can make or break you. Of course the real challenge is being able to distinguish between what is important information and what is irrelevant, something that is completely dependent on your critical learning skills. Note-taking will not singlehandedly make up your testtaking prowess. Studying is an extremely important tool in the learning process. In college, tests are typically more comprehensive than high school, and the content covered on exams will cover multiple chapters. The question may not be to study or not, but when?
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essential to performing at your best. More than anything, you do not want to feel tired and rushed for the test. The majority of people are effective at almost nothing after just waking up. The day of the test, be sure to allow yourself enough time to eat a
The majority of people are effective at almost nothing after just waking up. you can cross the information over between the senses, the better chance you have to retain its meaning.
Referring back to Edgar Dale’s Cone of Learning, when we make learning active, and discuss what we’ve written we tend to retain around 70 percent of that information. So, when prepping for a test, it doesn’t hurt to have a partner who you can talk to With the change to a fast-paced, and review notes with to get you free lifestyle in college it may ready for the big day. be hard to find time to review when your friends are trying to In college, you can expect exams drag you out to have fun. Try to with lots of questions and strict assign a time to study, whether time constraints, leaving you it be right after class where you little time for thought, so try can isolate yourself in the library flash cards and other exercises to or before bed when you know get yourself used to answering you won’t have any distractions. questions quickly so that when you have to answer more than Because people can learn one question a minute, you’re different ways, it is important prepared for it. to use all processes possible to retain information. By taking All of these ideas are definitely notes you are just putting into integral parts of effective test words what your auditory taking, but there are other simple senses just collected. You can steps affecting you’re overall also try highlighting important mood and well-being that are information in text books. If you
good meal and arrive at class 10 to 15 minutes before the exam. When the time comes be sure to stay calm and try not to get overwhelmed. After glancing through the exam, staying positive, even when you come across a question you don’t know the answer to, is vital to surviving the grueling test-taking process. In the event you don’t know an answer, skip ahead and answer the ones you do know so you’re not wasting precious time. When it comes to college testtaking, a little more content is covered, information is a lot more specific, and you have less time to take a test, but the old adage still rings true: you only get back as much as you put in.
The Making It Count website, part of Monster.com, is a tool for students transitioning into high school, into college and into their careers. The site includes interactive games, tools and e-newsletters. For more info, go to www.makingitcount.com.
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Justin, a graduate of Goliad High School, is a criminal justice major. His career goal is to become a U.S. Marshal. He is also interested in cooking, drawing and photography.
Visiting a school where you may spend the next two years of your life can be extremely overwhelming. There is so much to think about: residence halls, food and buildings where your classes will be held. You probably feel like there are so many questions to ask and so many different pieces of information to remember. Hopefully, this article will give you some tips and guidelines to help make your college visits a little easier and less stressful. For starters, Coastal Bend College lets you choose a date for your campus tour that is most convenient for you. A college official will assign a college representative or ambassador to your tour, to give you a personalized look at the college. CBC also has open houses where you can not only get a group tour, but also meet some of the faculty and learn more about the majors and programs Robby, a Skidmore-Tynan offered. High School graduate, chose Coastal Bend College to be closer to home. He is an education major and plans to transfer to a university to pursue a degree in elementary education.
Students that are members of the Presidential Ambassadors give tours on the main campus in Beeville. Tour guides may be freshman or
sophomores. Each has committed to serving the college as a tour guide, representative and volunteer at the college. They are a diverse group from many areas of Texas, different majors and a variety of interests and goals. After you have made an appointment for a tour, the rest is up to the school. All you need to do is show up! When you arrive, you will be given a packet containing certain information, such as an application, catalog and brochures about programs and services. Your tour guide will meet you at the beginning of the tour. He or she will explain to you the admissions process and answer any questions that you may have. You will be given a tour of various buildings or departments on campus such as the library, the testing center, student labs and the common areas and explain what happens in each one. If your tour is in Beeville, you will get to see a dorm room so that you know what living conditions will be like, should you choose to be a resident. Do a little research on Coastal Bend College before you visit and perhaps even bring a prepared list of questions. Don’t be afraid to ask your tour guide for information about specific programs. Your campus tour is all about you.
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INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Regional awards given for college marekting and publicity The National Council for Marketing and Public Relations District 4 Medallion Awards recognized outstanding achievement in communications at community and technical colleges in Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming during its annual convention held recently in Jackson Hole, Wyo. The regional competition is the only one of its kind that honors excellence exclusively among marketing and public relations professionals at two-year colleges. Coastal Bend College earned a Gold Medallion Award for Electronic Viewbook (Adrian Jackson). Jason Collins of Beeville Bee-Picayune contributed to this project, a booklet of photographs taken during a weeklong mosaic tile workshop with CBC art students
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in Beeville. A Silver Medallion Award for Promotional Campaign for a Special Event (Susan Smedley and Adrian Jackson) was awarded for publicity for Dia Del Mariachi,TM an annual UIL competition of Mariachi musicians and groups from middle and high schools across Texas. The event is held in Alice.
A Silver Medallion Award for Sports Brochures (Adrian Jackson) for the 2009 season volleyball media guide. Smedley is CBC Director of Marketing and Public Relations. Jackson is CBC Public Relations Officer. Click here to download electronic viewbook. http://issuu.com/coastalbendcollege/docs/mosaic
CBC ALICE CAMPUS
World record attempt for largest Mariachi planned in Alice Help bring the record to South Texas during our 9th
The Guinness World Record™ attempt is open to all
Annual Dia Del Mariachi™ Vocal and Group Competition
Mariachi musicians – student or professional — with the
to be held on Saturday, April 16, 2011 at Alice High
following stipulations: (1) participants must proficiently
School, located at 1 Coyote Trail in Alice.
play an instrument, preferably a violin, trumpet, Spanish guitar, Vihuela or Guitarrón; and (2) participants must be
The mission of Dia Del Mariachi™ is to strive for Mariachi
in full Mariachi attire including sombrero.
music excellence; develop young leaders with Hispanic cultural understanding; inspire a spirit of pride and
For more rules and information, log on to http://www.
unity in the people and communities of South Texas;
coastalbend.edu/diadelmariachi or contact Juan Jose
and to introduce everyone to Coastal Bend College’s
Sanchez at (361) 664-2981 Ext. 3042 or by e-mail:
educational opportunities.
alice2@coastalbend.edu.
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Fall 2010 All events will be held in the Gertrude R. Jones Fine Arts Auditorium unless otherwise stated. Please note admission fees applicable to some events. Thursday, Dec. 2 – CBC Drama Dept., Children’s Show (Name to be added), 7 p.m., admission Friday, Dec. 3 – CBC Drama Dept., Children’s Show for area schools, 9-11:30 a.m., free Friday, Dec. 3 – CBC Drama Dept., Children’s Show, 7 p.m., admission
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Please note admission fees applicable
Community Chorus annual Talent
to some events.
Show and Dinner, Dinner at 6:00
Tuesday, Jan. 25 – San Antonio
p.m. in James R. Dougherty Student
Symphony, presented by the Beeville
Union Building, show at 7:30 p.m.
Concert Association, A. C. Jones
in Gertrude R. Jones Fine Arts
High School Auditorium, 7:30 p.m.,
Auditorium, admission, reserved
admission or season ticket
seating
Thursday, Jan. 27 – Auditions for
Sunday, March 27 – Hope Shiver
Broadway musical, 6-9 p.m.
and Kay Pace, presented by the
Tuesday, Feb. 1 – Auditions for
Beeville Concert Association, 3 p.m.,
Broadway musical, 5-7 p.m.
admission or season ticket
Friday, Feb. 4 – Suu-Ryeon,
Thursday, April 14 – Beeville
organist, presented by the Beeville
Community Band Concert and CBC
Concert Association, St. Philip’s
Concert Band Spring Concert, 7:30
Episcopal Church, 7:30 p.m.,
p.m., free Saturday, April 16 – Beeville
Coastal Bend College Performing Arts Calendar
Community Chorus Concert, Mission Espiritu Santo De Zuniga, Goliad State Park, 7:30 p.m., $3 park entrance fee Sunday, April 17 – CBC Mariachi Ensemble Concert (Los Pumas), 3:00 p.m., free Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 28, 29 30 – Broadway musical production to be announced, 7:30 p.m., presented by the CBC Community Performing Arts
Saturday, Dec. 4 – Beeville
admission or season ticket
Project and the CBC Music and
Community Chorus, Mission
Saturday, Feb. 19 – Guadalupe
Drama Departments, admission and
Espiritu Santo De Zuniga, Goliad
Dance Company, presented by the
reserved seating
State Park, 8 p.m., $3 park entrance
CBC Cultural Arts Committee, free,
Sunday, May 1 – Broadway musical
fee per person
7:30 p.m.
production to be announced,
Monday, Dec. 6 – CBC Guitar
Friday, Feb. 25 – Main Street
3:00 p.m., presented by the CBC
Extravaganza, 7 p.m., free
Children’s Theater, “Hank The
Community Performing Arts
Tuesday, Dec. 7 – Beeville
Cowdog!”9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Project and the CBC Music and
Community Chorus Fall Concert,
for area elementary schools,
Drama Departments, admission and
7:30 p.m., admission
presented by the CBC Cultural Arts
reserved seating
Committee, free
Monday, May 2 – CBC Guitar
Sunday, March 6 – Tin Roof Tango,
Extravaganza, 7 p.m., free
presented by the Beeville Concert
Tuesday, May 3 – Beeville
Association, 3 p.m., admission or
Community Chorus Spring Concert,
season ticket
7:30 p.m., admission
Spring 2011 All events will be held in the Gertrude R. Jones Fine Arts Auditorium unless otherwise stated.
Saturday, March 26 – Beeville
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Coastal Bend College Visual Arts Calendar Simon Michael Gallery Scedule
Barnhart Workshop Series
2010
Feb. 1-4 -- “China Painting” 9a.m.-4p.m. with Artist-in-
Dec. 1 -- Gallery Opening: “Student & Faculty Art Exhibition,”
Residence: Alzora Zaremba
Reception: 10:30 a.m. – noon, Simon Michael Art Gallery, Frank Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Student art sale: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Frank
Feb. 2 -- “Relief Printmaking” 9a.m. – 4p.m. with Artist-in-
Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Closes Dec. 19.
Residence: Manuel Gonzales
2011
March 10 -- “Glassblowing”
Jan. 19 -- Gallery Opening: “Lynn Rushton “Forces of Nature”,
8a.m.-4p.m. with Artist-in-
Reception: 10:30 a.m. – noon,
Residence: Jayne Duryea, CBC Art
Simon Michael Art Gallery. Gallery
Students and guest artists from
talk: 1:30 p.m., Frank Jostes Visual
across Texas
Arts Bldg. Closes Feb. 17. April 6 -- “Caricatures” 8 a.m.-4 p.m. with Artist-in-Residence: Feb. 23 -- “CBC Visual Arts
Lorin Bernsen
Division High School Art Competition” Simon Michael Art Gallery, Frank Jostes Visual Arts
April 21-22 -- “Wildlife”
Bldg. Closes March 10.
Photography with Artistin-Residence: TBA
March 23 -- Gallery Opening: “Larry Harrison, CBC Alumni” Reception: 10:30 a.m. – noon,
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Simon Michael Art Gallery. Gallery
Glass Blowing
talk: 1:30 p.m., Frank Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Closes April 21.
Workshops May 16-19, 2011 – Beginning Glass Blowing May 23-26, 2011 – Beginning Glass Blowing
April 27 -- Gallery Opening: “Student & Faculty Art Exhibition,” Reception: 10:30 a.m. – noon,
All workshops will be held in the Frank Jostes Visual Arts
Simon Michael Art Gallery, Frank
Building on the Beeville Campus unless otherwise noted.
Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Student art
For more information about visual arts or upcoming gallery
sale: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Frank Jostes
exhibits, please contact Jayne Duryea at (361) 354-2322 or
Visual Arts Bldg. Closes May 5.
duryea@coastalbend.edu.
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On Nov. 6 and 7, Texas A&M University -- Corpus Christi Fine Arts Professor Greg Reuter, with the assistance of sculptor Bill Rany and TAMUK art students, brought alumninum casting to the Beeville Campus. CBC art students were given squares to customize. Each mold was filled with molten aluminum. The end result, to be completed later, will be a large scale sculpture with the CBC Cougar made out of tiles that represent each student who took part in the workshop. The workshop, the second for Coastal Bend College, gave students the opportunity to explore other mediums of art. TAMUK students learned how to safely execute advanced casting techniques.
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Coastal Bend College will be closed from December 18, 2010 to January 4, 2011.