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Vantage Point Welcome to exciting times here at College of Western Idaho (CWI)! We just kicked off our tenth year FALL 2018 VOLUME 2, ISSUE 1
of offering academic and career-technical programs, short-term training, basic skills education, and English as a Second Language classes. It’s challenging to encapsulate in one sentence all the services and opportunities CWI offers.
ELEVATION is published by the College of Western Idaho Foundation and Communications and Marketing Department to share recent highlights and student accomplishments with donors, alumni, and the college community. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CWI FOUNDATION Laura Mulkey | 208.562.3159 lauramulkey@cwidaho.cc COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING 208.562.2222 communications@cwidaho.cc
My favorite phrase to describe what is truly happening here at CWI is to say, “We are changing lives for dynamic purposes.” CWI is changing not only our students’ lives, but entire families and communities. The impact of an educated community goes well beyond our classrooms, and it all begins with one student deciding to purse a degree, a certificate, and a dream. The effect is felt by so many. To continue to support the positive impact CWI is having here in the Treasure Valley, CWI’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to place a $39 million plant facility levy on the ballot this November. The funds would be combined with a $10 million appropriation—recommended by Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter, approved by the Idaho State Legislature, and funded through the Permanent Building Fund—to build a state-of-the-art Health Science Building on CWI’s Nampa Campus. This building will provide a critical increase in capacity to address the skills gap we are experiencing within the healthcare workforce. Additionally, it will allow an additional 2,500 students, annually, access to credit and short-term training
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in health and science programs.
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I am grateful to be a part of this institution and inspired by the difference CWI is able to make for so
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supporting the betterment of our entire community. The first 10 years here have been magnificent,
many. Donors, alumni, and friends of CWI—thank you for everything you do to support students, thus
and I cannot wait for the next 10!
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PHOTOGRAPHERS Jessica Argyle, Ashley Smith, Dakota Keiser PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS Mike Peña, Andrea Schumaker
Please send address changes to the Communications and Marketing Department by mail to MS 1000, P.O. Box 3010, Nampa, Idaho 83653 or by email to communications@cwidaho.cc. To subscribe, visit cwidaho.cc/elevation. MISSION STATEMENT The College of Western Idaho expands learning and life opportunities, encourages individual advancement, contributes to Idaho’s economic growth, strengthens community prosperity, and develops leaders. Visit CWI on the Web at www.cwidaho.cc. © 2018 College of Western Idaho
Berton L. Glandon President, College of Western Idaho
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WRITERS Jessica Argyle, Ashley Smith
IN THIS ISSUE
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Opening Doors
COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER TO OPEN DOORS TO EDUCATION
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FLY FISHING ADVENTURE SUPPORTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
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ESL STUDENTS RECEIVE SPECIALIZED TRAINING AT SAINT ALPHONSUS
10 Community Connections On the Cover With health and science professions in high demand, a state-of-the-art health science facility will provide student-centric training.
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Scholarship Spotlight 2018–19 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT, NICHELLE BOYCE, IS ACHIEVING HER DREAM OF WORKING IN THE MEDICAL FIELD.
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2018 Opening Doors Benefit Event “OPENING DOORS IS SPECIAL BECAUSE IT BRINGS TOGETHER STUDENTS, DONORS, FACULTY, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO CELEBRATE THE IMPACT CWI SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE IN OUR COMMUNITY.”
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Sarahi Cardoza, a 2018 Law Enforcement graduate and current student studying Criminal Justice, shared her story of hardship that led her to CWI.
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Nichelle Boyce 2018–19 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
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Not going to college has never been an option for College of Western Idaho (CWI) student, Nichelle Boyce. She shares, “I have always known I wanted to go into the medical field. CWI has made this path so clear and obtainable due to the staff, affordable tuition, available scholarships, and online classes. I couldn’t be any happier with my choice of a college.” At 15, Nichelle found out she was expecting a baby. This news influenced her desire to graduate from high school early and go to college. During finals week in her first year, two trips to the hospital left Nichelle with an unfinished semester and student loans.
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“In addition to that, the relationship I was in had become very unhealthy,” she said. “By the time I decided I needed to leave, I had two children.”
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As a single mother, Nichelle worked multiple jobs in order to make her dream of an education possible, eventually choosing to attend CWI. As the recipient of the LTH Don’t
Give Up Scholarship, Nichelle says because of scholarships like this she will be able to graduate debt free even as a single mom. Planning to continue her education after CWI, Nichelle would ultimately like to work as a surgical or trauma nurse. “I have been able to become a positive example to my children. Even at such a young age they understand to obtain your dreams, you have to challenge yourself—sometimes that means you have to be temporarily inconvenienced,” she said. “Because of CWI, our lives are changing.”
"AS A SINGLE MOTHER, THIS SCHOLARSHIP WILL COME AS IMMENSE HELP. THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME ACHIEVE MY DREAMS.” 2018–19 SCHOLARSHIP THANK YOU LETTER
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“CWI IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE TREASURE VALLEY TO REMAIN A STRONG, VIBRANT COMMUNITY.”
Donor Spotlight: Mike Peña CWI Foundation Board Member, Mike Peña, saw an opportunity to marry his love for fly fishing and his passion for education to create a memorable and exciting experience for others. By donating a personally-accompanied fly fishing adventure—a highly sought after auction item at the annual Opening Doors Benefit Event—thousands of dollars have been raised for scholarships.
“I REALLY ENJOY THE ADVENTURE OF BEING IN THE OUTDOORS AND SHARING FLY FISHING KNOWLEDGE. THE BEST PART IS PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CWI STUDENTS.”
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Campus Garden Harvest
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With the start of fall semester, an array of fresh produce has been harvested each week from CWI’s campus garden located at the Nampa Campus Academic Building and made available to students. The quarter-acre garden, possible through a Wishing Well Grant, has not only provided food for the campus community, but agricultural and educational student learning opportunities.
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"IT’S SO REWARDING TO SEE STUDENTS GATHERING AND ENJOYING THE VEGETABLES I HELPED GROW!”
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Daniel Santana, a 2018 Heavy Duty Truck Technician graduate, received a Westward toolkit as part of the Tools for Tomorrow scholarship he was awarded from Grainger! Daniel will be putting these tools to good use at his job as a mechanic for Food Services of America.
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CWI Partners with Saint Alphonsus to Offer Training Local partnerships are bringing resources together and positively impacting the workforce, offering an integrated education and training opportunity to CWI’s English as a Second Language (ESL) students. The Environmental Services Pre-apprenticeship class, held twice a week at Saint Alphonsus in Boise, focuses on language and career development, preparing students to work in the healthcare industry as Environmental Services Technicians (EVS). “The supportive services provided to our students by Saint Alphonsus, the International Rescue Committee, and other project partners are an example to me of what ‘community’ really means,” said Trevi Hardy, ESL and Pathways Supervisor in CWI’s Basic Skills Education department. “This partnership is providing our students with real-life career and English language skills that will lead to full-time employment with a living wage, health care benefits, and opportunities for additional education and training.” TREASURE VALLEY HEALTH CAREERS COUNCIL EVS PROJECT PARTNERS: Saint Alphonsus
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• International Rescue Committee
• Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
• Metrics Reporting
• Goodwill International
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Nursing Program Receives Reaccreditation
“I feel really honored to work with the group of people I work with. They are highly professional, and they really do what is best for nursing as a profession, and our students,” said Allison Baker, Nursing Department Chair. “I love the community college atmosphere!” C O L L E G E
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CWI’s Nursing program received reaccreditation in August through the Accreditation Commission of Education in Nursing. Accreditation is crucial to continuing this incredibly successful program at the College. Ninety-five percent of CWI’s Nursing students pass the state board exam and are qualified to work as a registered nurse or transfer to a four-year institution upon graduation.
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CWI’s primary goal is to ensure students receive the skills and career training they need to be workforce ready. As the Treasure Valley experiences significant population growth and an aging demographic, we face a growing gap between the staffing needs of health- and science-related fields and
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the skilled workforce available to fill those jobs. The latest Hot Jobs Projections Report from Idaho Department of Labor lists nursing as the #1 hot job in the state, with total anticipated annual openings just over 1,100.
A new Health Science Building is crucial to fulfilling this need.
"I'M REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO STARTING MY LIFE AS A REGISTERED NURSE, AND HAVE CWI TO THANK FOR THAT!" KRISTIN LONG, CLASS OF 2019
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CWI is the connection between skilled workers and industry shortages. Delivering training to meet workforce demand continues to drive CWI’s community focus; however, current program capacity is limited. With health and science professions in high demand, this state-of-the-art facility will provide student-centric training for nursing, natural and life sciences, medical and emergency responder professions, and additional healthcare careers.
CWI'S PROPOSED HEALTH SCIENCE BUILDING SIZE: 105,000 square feet (4 stories) CAPACITY: 2,500 additional students annually COST: $49 million • State Support: $10 million – Permanent Building Fund • Community Support: $39 million – plant facilities levy TARGETED COMPLETION: Fall 2022 LOCATION: Centrally located at CWI's Nampa Campus
TOGETHER WE CAN HELP TRAIN MORE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS. LEARN MORE at CWIdifference.com
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On-Air Scholarship Promotions CWI and Townesquare Media teamed up to share a message of opportunity through education – two scholarships were awarded, but thousands of listeners learned about making college a reality!
Mom's Next Move “A MOM WHO HAS BEEN THROUGH SO MUCH DESERVES THIS!”
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WINNER: TESA CHRISTENSEN HOMETOWN: BOISE, IDAHO MAJOR: HEALTH SCIENCE
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C-W-I Want to Go Back to School “MIX 106 IS TEAMING UP WITH CWI TO MAKE A WISH FOR GOING TO COLLEGE A REALITY!”
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WINNER: CODY GEROW NOMINATED BY: CYNDI GEROW (MOM) HOMETOWN: MERIDIAN, IDAHO MAJOR: EDUCATION
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“THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CHOOSING CODY, THAT IS GOING TO HELP US, AND I’M SO PROUD OF HIM FOR WANTING TO PURSUE COLLEGE.”
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"COLLEGETREK MADE ME FEEL MORE CONFIDENT IN MY DECISION TO ATTEND CWI BECAUSE I LEARNED I CAN ACCOMPLISH ALL MY GOALS EVEN WHEN I AM SCARED AND INDECISIVE." ENEDELIA CARRILLO, COLLEGETREK PARTICIPANT
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Incoming freshmen kicked-off fall semester and their college experience by heading to McCall for CWI’s second-annual CollegeTREK, made possible by funding from Wells Fargo Bank. CollegeTREK offered students the opportunity to better prepare for college through networking with peers and student mentors while engaging with faculty and support staff.
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PARADISE POINT CAMP MCCALL, IDAHO AUGUST 24–26, 2018
“COLLEGETREK IS AN INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS AT THE START OF THEIR COLLEGE ADVENTURE. THE PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION BETWEEN CWI FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOSTERS LIFELONG RELATIONSHIPS WHICH WILL HELP THEM THROUGH THEIR ACADEMIC JOURNEY.”
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Ricardo, currently majoring in Human Biology at College of Western Idaho (CWI), would ultimately like to become a forensic scientist. Ricardo came to the United States from Jamaica with his mother in 2016. Despite being the first in his family to attend college, he said he was taught from a young age education is the key to success.
“I want to make a difference, and the very thought of knowing I can make a difference while solving crimes and other situations is a blessing to me.”
“Because of CWI, things seem possible. I am thankful to CWI for the opportunity I have been given.”
Planning to continue his education at a fouryear university, Ricardo says he has overcome many challenges during his academic journey and credits his success at CWI to the people he has met and his amazing instructors.
As the recipient of various scholarships during his time at CWI, Ricardo says not only have the scholarships relieved the burden of paying for college expenses, but they have also increased his confidence and pushed him to work harder.
“RECEIVING THIS SCHOLARSHIP MEANS THE WORLD TO ME. THIS AWARD HAS GIVEN ME CONFIDENCE IN MYSELF TO REALIZE, YES, I CAN MAKE MY DREAMS COME TRUE.” 2018–19 SCHOLARSHIP THANK YOU LETTER
“I’ve always wanted to be a part of the medical field. At first, I wanted to become a medical doctor, but as I was introduced to forensics, it blew my mind,” he said.
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“Leaving Jamaica was hard. I was happy, scared, and nervous all at once,” he said. “I wanted to come here because of the opportunities – more opportunities than I would have had back home.”
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Investing in the College and Our Community
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Giving to CWI not only benefits students; it is an investment in the people, programs, and ideas that keep our community strong. The College is dedicated to improving the community and maintaining highly-educated and productive graduates. When you donate to CWI, you open doors for students and play a vital role in allowing them to explore new opportunities.
REASONS TO GIVE: • By 2018, 61 percent of jobs in Idaho will require postsecondary education • The lifetime earning potential for those with an associate’s degree is nearly one-third more than those with a high school diploma • Your donation is tax deductible CWI Scholarship Recipients: Steve Silva (2016 Graduate, Heavy Equipment Technician) and Arlee Tamietti (2018 Graduate, Nursing)
• CWI tuition is nearly half the cost of four-year universities – your money goes farther here!
DONOR LEVELS *SUMMIT | $5,000,000 *ALPINE | $2,500,000 *PLATEAU | $1,000,000 *TIMBERLINE | $250,000+ *CLIFF | $100,000+ RIDGE | $50,000–$99,999 SIERRA | $10,000–$49,999 PEAK | $5,000–$9,999 MESA | $2,500–$4,999 CANYON | $1,000–$2,499
GIVE TODAY!
For more information on the CWI Foundation and how to donate, visit cwidaho.cc/giving or call 208.562.3100.
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CWI Night Hits it Out of the Park
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CWI Night at the Boise Hawks Tuesday, July 31, hit it out of the park this year raising nearly $500 from group tickets sales to help fund the SCORE Big Scholarship. Congratulations to Cory Hottinger who was presented with a $1,000 scholarship during the game. Hottinger is a veteran and second-year student majoring in Philosophy. Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to make this night a great success!
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For information about CWI Nights and the SCORE Big Scholarship, visit cwidaho.cc/cwinights.
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Join us in February for CWI Night at the Idaho Steelheads. Stay tuned for more information.
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HOMETOWN: NAMPA, IDAHO MAJOR: NURSING GRADUATION: 2018
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Kellie Barnes greets visitors and patients with a warm smile as she walks through the hospital hallways in her red, Saint Alphonsus scrubs. Her passion for healthcare shines through – she even sports EKG heartbeat earrings! Barnes graduated from College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) Nursing program in May and has been working at Saint Alphonsus Health System in Boise for the past three months. She works on the eighth floor, in the Central Tower, which handles a variety of trauma cases including gunshot wounds, motorcycle crashes, and other patients. “It’s such a diverse floor, it’s just perfect for the first year,” Barnes said. She liked CWI’s program because of the quality of instruction she received and how she was still able to work and take care of her family while finishing school. The Nursing program at CWI builds on the scientific foundations of nursing knowledge, while incorporating
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felt great. All of the mentors were wonderful,” added Barnes. During her classes at CWI, Barnes excelled. “Kellie was a class leader. She was positive and motivated others to step up,” said Allison Baker, Nursing Department Chair. CWI’s two-year Nursing program is approved by the Idaho State Board of Nursing, and is a great way to launch a career in healthcare — with 95 percent of the College’s students passing the national test to become a registered nurse.
"EVERY TIME I LEAVE FOR WORK I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS WHERE I’M GOING, I’VE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO THIS.”
Reaching New Heights College of Western Idaho is nearing a decade of graduates! Congratulations to our growing community of successful alumni for your continued achievements and milestones!
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HOMETOWN: MERIDIAN, IDAHO MAJOR: COMMUNICATION GRADUATION: 2015 Owner of the sports podcast, The Gametime Guru, and One Funnel Away Manager at ClickFunnels in Eagle, Idaho
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HOMETOWN: BRUNEAU, IDAHO MAJOR: DENTAL ASSISTING GRADUATION: 2018 Certified Dental Assistant at Desert Sage Health Center in Mountain Home, Idaho
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Past and Present Students Represent CWI at Opening Doors
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“IT WAS A PLEASURE TO ATTEND THE OPENING DOORS EVENT. SEEING HOW THE CWI FOUNDATION AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS STUDENTS AND HELPS THEM RECOGNIZE THEIR ABILITIES IS INSPIRING.”
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