FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT
ENHANCING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
A Message from the President Message from the President Contact Rachel
Colleagues and Friends of FLC, I am honored to present the Folsom Lake College 2015-2016 annual report to the college and the community. This report follows a new tradition of highlighting the accomplishments of our faculty and staff, and the achievements of our students. It offers an abridged reflection of the college’s progress during the past year, and serves to acknowledge the tremendous growth of this young, but rapidly maturing, college. The 2015-2016 year was indeed memorable, marked by a series of noteworthy accomplishments. Chief among them was the culmination of the multi-year collective effort to reaffirm the college’s accreditation. The fall semester also kicked off a year-long ten-year visioning project, a first in the college’s history, for the 2016-2026 College Master Plan. The “firsts” continued as the new Rancho Cordova Center welcomed students in a truly stunning new facility for the spring semester, tripling the number of students served, and achieving status as an official Educational Center. Spring also brought the inaugural women’s intercollegiate softball team, a new Inmate Education Program at Mule Creek State Prison and Folsom Women’s Facility, and the expansion of student success programs targeting students underprepared for college level coursework. As we begin the 2016-2017 year, I am so proud of FLC’s continued progress and our unwavering commitment to students. Educating students, preparing them for futures yet defined, opening pathways to opportunities, challenging minds, and committing to doing whatever it takes - this is FLC. This is what we call “Falcontude.” The coming year will continue the college’s extraordinary growth with the region’s first Promise Program and a new Makerspace. Just wait and see! As John F. Kennedy once said, “Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. The human mind is our fundamental resource.”
Dr. Rachel Rosenthal President
2015 - 2016 Highlights at Folsom Lake College September 2015
July 2015 Folsom Lake College student Chanelle Sadler was featured in the latest California Community Colleges state-wide “I Can Afford College” financial aid literacy campaign. Chanelle overcame enormous obstacles, including homelessness, while being a single mother to two young daughters. She credits much of her growth to her experience as a student at FLC.
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FLC’s Classified Senate partnered with Rolling Hills Blue Star Moms on a “Treats for the Troops” Care Package Donation Drive. Thanks to the generosity of the Folsom Lake College community, two overflowing boxes were donated to the cause. The Falcon’s Eye Theatre won three Elly awards for Anon(ymous) on behalf of the Sacramento Area Regional Theatre Alliance (SARTA). The Falcon’s Eye winners were: Chris Kramer for Lighting Design, Sharon Martinez for Sound Design, and Rebecca Redmond for Costume Design.
August 2015 The Work Experience & Internship Program partnered with Dignity Health’s Mercy Hospital of Folsom and placed 37 FLC students as volunteer staff in the hospital’s emergency department to get handson experience in this exciting field.
October 2015 September 2015 During Spotlight Night, over 350 high school students and current FLC students with undeclared majors attended and spoke with faculty and industry partners about their career options. Activities included an Explosive Ordinance Detail unit (a robot that law enforcement uses to evaluate suspicious objects), a mock crime scene, a GIS mapping demonstration, and a fire truck static display.
FLC alumnus Kassandra Ropp was named one of two winners in the “My Israel, My Passion” video competition sponsored by the Embassy of Israel and selected by Israeli Ambassador Ron Dermer. Kassandra won an all-expenses-paid diplomatic relations trip to Israel. During her visit, Kassandra had lunch with the President of the State of Israel, Reuven Rivlin, at his residence in Jerusalem and met with other members of the Israeli government. FLC’s Public Information Services Office won four Medallion Awards, one gold and three silver, from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) for their acclaimed college marketing materials.
2015 - 2016 Highlights continued... October 2015
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Folsom Lake College celebrated the dedication of the new Rancho Cordova Center facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The event welcomed over 200 members of the FLC and Los Rios family, the city of Rancho Cordova, and the community. The former Rockingham Drive site closed its doors in December.
November 2015
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The women’s soccer team won its 3rd consecutive Bay Valley Conference (BVC) championship title. In postseason play, the Falcons made it to the Elite Eight (3rd round of state playoffs) – farthest in the program’s history.
December 2015 Sacramento News & Review named the Falcon’s Eye Theatre one of the best overall production teams of 2015. The Falcon’s Eye “...incorporates innovative, clever and creative production elements in its productions including video, lighting, sound, and staging.”
Over 100 colleagues and community supporters gathered for the College Master Planning retreat. These conversations helped guide the formation of the college’s first long-range visioning project, the College Master Plan (CMP), that was completed in spring 2016. The college dedicated its new memorial carillon with a special ceremony. The electronic instrument was graciously donated to Folsom Lake College by Cecelia and Ron Byrd, whose granddaughter Michaela Byrd is a current FLC Falcon. The northeast corner of Aspen Hall on the Folsom campus now serves as the college’s “bell tower.”
November 2015 Folsom Lake College commemorated Veterans Day with a series of activities including the hosting of the 1st Annual inVEST (Veterans Education Support Team) Veterans Appreciation Luncheon. A highlight of the luncheon was a panel discussion of six Armed Forces veterans and current FLC students discussing their transition from “boots to books.”
January 2016 President Rachel Rosenthal announced the recipients of the 2015 “Of the Year” Awards, as nominated by and voted on by the college community. The winners were: Faculty of the Year: Juan Flores, Student Success Coordinator Classified Staff of the Year: Angie Williams, Instructional Assistant, Welcome & Student Success Center Manager of the Year: Bernard Gibson, Dean of Student Services
January 2016
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Folsom Lake College’s cyber league team (known as the “FLC++”) took the top spot in the Bronze Division in the National Cyber League (NCL) Competition. Teams competed in a variety of activities designed to simulate actual cyber attacks and defenses. The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC), Western Association of Schools and Colleges, the regional accrediting agency that evaluates two-year colleges in California, reaffirmed Folsom Lake College’s accreditation. Accreditation Liaison Officer Monica Pactol and Self Evaluation Chair John Alexander are pictured in front of the Accreditation “Hall of Fame.”
FLC’s first intercollegiate women’s softball team launched their inaugural season, bringing the number of teams to seven.
February 2016
Folsom Lake College’s Medical Laboratory Technician program, along with Program Coordinator Jason Pedro, were featured in a series of ABC10’s “Better Jobs” segments focused on good jobs that do not require a bachelor’s degree. Health care jobs were one of the three fastestgrowing fields in the Sacramento region.
FLC’s inmate education program, under the guidance of Dean Kim Harrell, offered face-to-face classes at the Folsom Women’s Facility and Mule Creek State Prison, serving a total of 89 inmates. FLC is one of only four California community colleges part of the pilot program.
March 2016 The Folsom Lake College Library was featured on the cover of Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, the premier source for reviews of academic books and digital resources of interest to scholars and students in higher education. The Rancho Cordova Center was honored as the 2015 “Transit Oriented Development of the Year” by Sacramento Regional Transit at the 8th Annual TransitAction Awards. RCC Dean Brian Robinson and Los Rios Associate Vice Chancellor of Facilities Management Pablo Manzo were on hand to accept the prestigious award. Visual Arts faculty selected Alisia Gomez as the winner of the Kingsley Merit Award for Folsom Lake College. Alisia was selected from a group of finalists based on her portfolio submission, oral presentation, and written statement, and received the $600 prize. FLC student John Rodriguez was named to the Phi Theta Kappa 2016 All-California Academic 2nd Team. John was honored at a luncheon hosted by the Community College League of California at the Sacramento Convention Center.
FLC’s Work Experience & Internship Program, under the guidance of faculty member Julie Collier, was named the College Program of the Year for two-year colleges by the California Internship & Work Experience Association (CIWEA).
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May 2016 The FLC men’s golf team won the Big 8 Conference championship for the 3rd time in five years. Freshman Mason Troike was named the Big 8 MVP and the All-Region MVP.
The El Dorado Center Patrons Club held their 48th Annual “Dollars for Scholars” luncheon at Cold Springs Community Church in Placerville. Ten students were awarded $500 scholarships for the 2016-2017 academic year during the event.
Music faculty Dr. David Newnham and Mariia Pechenova and the FLC Choral Ensembles participated in SacSings!, the annual Sacramento Choral Festival held at the Sacramento City College Performing Arts Center.
FLC tennis had a strong showing with eleven players qualifying for the State Championship in Ojai. Freshman Sean Alves was the lone NorCal player to make it to the quarterfinals and became the all-time highest placing FLC tennis player in the state tournament.
The Falcon’s Eye Theatre production of The Who’s “Tommy” received rave reviews from the Sacramento Press, The Placer Performance Calendar, and a 5 Star Review from Sacramento News & Review.
The Math and Engineering Club “launched” a special fundraiser, Soak a Professor, where for a small price, students had the opportunity of firing a Club-built trebuchet (catapult) in an attempt to hit a target at the end of the grassy knoll. If they hit the target, the student won the chance to throw a bucket of water onto the brave faculty and manager volunteers.
FLC’s beloved tradition, the annual Students vs. Faculty/ Staff softball game and potluck BBQ, was held at the Athletics Complex. The “Old Birds” (aka Faculty/Staff) beat the Falcon flock (Students), 32-9.
June 2016 FLC students Shelbie Condie [pictured], Kiley Michalec, and Will Shultz were recipients of the 2016 University of California Regents Scholarship. The merit-based Regents Scholarship is the UC’s most prestigious scholarship, which grants an honorarium award of $7,500 per year plus privileges including priority registration, research opportunities, and student-faculty mentorships. Scholars are selected based on their academic achievements and personal accomplishments and must have a GPA of 3.80 or higher.
Rancho Cordova Center Receives Official Status
On March 21, the California Community Colleges Board of Governors approved Rancho Cordova as an official state educational center.
What did it take to achieve this goal?
Tripled the number of courses offered over a two year period
Tripled the number of students served during a period of flat enrollment (a 200% increase!)
Achieved the required 1,000 Full Time Equivalent Students (FTES) needed for official Center Status
Expanded and realigned both instructional and student services programs and services
Construction of, and phased move into, a new facility
Hired new staff members, including a dedicated Rancho Cordova Center dean
The Rancho Cordova Center is the sixth and final center included in the Los Rios’ 2001 “Plan for Educating a Region.” Approval as an official state educational center enables the district to be eligible for additional on-going funding beginning in 2016-2017 as well as future State Capital Outlay funds.
Success Snapshot PROGRAM SUCCESS
889 283 15
Degrees awarded Certificates awarded
49%+ 22%+
Since 2011-2012 Since 2011-2012
Associate Degrees for Transfer offered
Course success rate Institutionally Set Standard of 70%
286 71
72.7%
TRANSFER SUCCESS Transfers in Fall 2015
Transfers to UC
100% 100% 83%
215
Transfers to CSU
234
FLC students identified as “transfer ready” New TransferNet program implemented
ASSESSMENT SUCCESS College Divisions completed Annual Department Plans or Program Review in Spring 2016 Institutional Student Learning Outcomes assessed Program Student Learning Outcomes assessed
ENROLLMENT TREND 8,562
7,435
FALL 2006
FALL 2007
9,142
9,456
FALL 2008
FALL 2009
8,753
8,567
8,229
8,143
FALL 2010
FALL 2011
FALL 2012
FALL 2013
FALL 2014
8,713
Full-time faculty Part-time faculty Administrators Classified Staff
FALL 2015
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Folsom Cordova Unified School District
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The Learning Skills department promotes academic success, selfreliance, and confidence among FLC students by providing individualized guidance, supportive feedback, and academic practice opportunities. In 2015-2016, under the guidance of new faculty member Sam Raskin, Learning Skills expanded its number of programs to a total of seven to serve the general student population, student-athletes, and science students.
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21,442 students
10,767 students nearly El D o
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2015-2016
The Harris Center for the Arts
The Harris Center for the Arts celebrated its 5th Anniversary in Spring 2016. Since the grand opening gala in February 2011, the Center has netted some impressive figures: Over 1,500 events held Three Quarter Million visits $20+ million in ticket sales 173,000+ volunteer hours $45 million impact on the region’s economy
2015-2016 Highlights September 2015 The Harris Center celebrated its volunteers at a special Hawaiian Luau themed recognition event on September 11. Janice Crossman was named “Volunteer of the Year” having donated 630 hours in the last year.
February 2016 The Harris Center for the Arts was featured in Comstock’s “Capital Region Cares 2016” section, a salute to nonprofits.
March 2016 The Harris Center celebrated its 5th Anniversary with a series of events, including an exhibit in the Bank of America Gallery looking at the history and vibrant programs during the center’s first five years, the 1920s themed “Razzle Dazzle” reception, and an open house where attendees got a behind-the-scenes look at the center and its operations.
June 2016 The Harris Center for the Arts was named “Best Live Music Venue” in the Folsom Telegraph 2016 Best of the Best Awards.
Facts & Figures Total number of events:
362 Total event attendance:
140,901 Total sales through Ticket Office:
$4,080,319 VOLUNTEERS
32,913 volunteer hours
1,524 volunteers
78 members of the
from the 2015-2016 season
many of whom are faculty, staff, and students
“500 Hour Club” for lifetime hours
22
members of the “1,000 Hour Club” for lifetime hours
Folsom Lake College Foundation
The Folsom Lake College Foundation secured financial resources for some exciting new initiatives in 2015-2016: Folsom Lake College/Rancho Cordova Promise: In May 2016, the Rancho Cordova City Council voted unanimously in support of $100,000 funding for a Folsom Lake College/Rancho Cordova Promise program from the Measure H Community Enhancement Fund. Designed to improve access to higher education and degree completion for Rancho Cordova residents, the “Promise� program encourages local high school seniors to further their education and reach their academic goals. This program, the first of its kind in the region, will provide the first year fee-free (up to 12 units/semester) for any 2016-17 high school graduate who is a Rancho Cordova resident and enrolls in Folsom Lake College full-time for the fall semester of 2017. Eligible students will receive funding that can be applied toward tuition and fees, textbooks, or class materials. Innovation Center Makerspace: A makerspace is a physical location where people gather to share resources and knowledge, work on projects, network, and build. This idea of a collaborative studio space for creative endeavors has caught hold in education—the informal combination of lab, shop, and conference room forms a creative environment for learning through hands-on exploration. The vision of the college, with the help of a $50,000 commitment from Intel, is to transform the Folsom Lake College Innovation Center into a comprehensive makerspace that will enable students from all disciplines to tackle open-ended, real world challenges, preparing them for careers involving innovation, creativity, and invention, and helping them to become more competitive in a rapidly changing job market.
Remember when you give, we give back!
Development TOTAL FUNDS RAISED
$407,000 ACADEMICS
2016 - 2017 Folsom Lake College Foundation Board of Directors Chair Sam Spiegel, Public Safety Partners, LLC First Vice Chair David C. DeRoos, Citygate Associates Second Vice Chair Kathleen Leavitt, Madroña Vineyards Immediate Past Chair Bryan Byrd, Comcast
$112,000
raised for Veterans programs
$25,000
raised for scholarships
$22,000
$18,000
raised to support our intercollegiate teams
ARTS
$119,000
raised in unrestricted Annual Membership support
$15,000
raised via the Harris Center’s “Razzle Dazzle” 5th Anniversary reception
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Art of Wine and donor cultivation events
CAMPAIGNS
$28,000
raised on the Big Day of Giving on May 3
Mick Neshek, Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Evert Palmer, City of Folsom Don Pearson, Inductive Automation Marlyn Pino-Jones, Community Member Paul Plemmons, Sierra Nevada Corporation Anthony Retodo, MD, Kaiser Permanente Randy Ross, Mercy Hospital of Folsom Chris Thompson, Wells Fargo Andre White, Aerojet-Rocketdyne Jonathan Williams, Intel
Folsom Lake College Foundation and Harris Center for the Arts
2015 - 2016 Donors
raised via the President’s Circle
ATHLETICS
Phil Braverman, Community Member Craig Burnett, Community Member Terry Carroll, Style Media Group Lourdes Edralin, Marshall Medical Center Harry Elliott, Elliott Homes Inc. Sheri Hoffman, Hoffman & Hoffman John Knight, Los Rios Trustee Debbie Manning, El Dorado Hills Chamber of Commerce Ed Manansala, El Dorado County Office of Education Iain Marshall, Edward Jones Robert McGarvey, City of Rancho Cordova
Folsom Lake College Foundation Donors Folsom Lake College President’s Circle
Marlyn J. Pino-Jones Roebbelen Contracting
Doctorate Level
Friend Level
Inductive Automation Robert S. & Star Pepper Foundation
Master Level
The Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Foundation
Bachelor Level
City of Folsom City of Rancho Cordova Easton Development Company Kikkoman Foods Foundation, Inc.
Associate Level Dr. Gwynn Akin InterWest Insurance Services, Inc. Kaiser Permanente Folsom Donald B. & Delores Pearson Sierra Vista Bank
Supporter Level Bryan H. & Janet Byrd Iain Marshall, Edward Jones Barbara Peters
City of Rancho Cordova Ron Dobin Gary D. & Sheila Gall John R. & Georgianne Knight Ed F. Manansala Mercy Hospital of Folsom Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce
Folsom Lake College Athletics Campaign Broadstone Raquet Club Max Callaghan David Collum James M. den Dulk Gastroenterology Medical Clinic Global Floor Designs Kimberley Harrell Ron A. Jacob Kathleen A. Kirklin
John R. Knight Iain Marshall Clarence Meyer Jeannine Neves Monica Pactol Barbara Peters Kimberly Jo Rogers Chris & Sharon Thompson Bruce I. Werner
Folsom Lake College Big Day of Giving Terence Carroll & Wendy Sipple David DeRoos Rochelle Franco John Knight Debbie Manning Monica Pactol Rachel Rosenthal Cassandra Whetstone David A. Williams continued
Folsom Lake College Faculty & Staff Campaign
Folsom Lake College Scholarships
Harris Center for the Arts Member Donors
Sarah A. Aldea Laura Atkinson Donald W. Barbee Bryon K. Bell Jill M. Bradshaw Lisa Burrage Ronda Callaway Julie A. Collier Zachary Dowell Sean P. Fannon Rochelle L. Franco Dorothy A. Fuller Bobby S. Gosal Richard C. Gregory Mary F. Hansen Joany M. Harman Kimberley Harrell Kristy L. Hart Gary D. Hartley Joyce E. Heiland Eulalia Hernandez Sally Howard Kathleen A. Kirklin Jennifer Kraemer Barbara Lindsey Susan L. Lorimer Michelle A. Madden Monica Pactol Lucia M. Piedra-Walsh Dorothy S. Poole Carolyn M. Reisner Victoria Rosario Rachel E. Rosenthal Yvonne Shane Genevieve D. Siwabessy Hedda Smithson Jim Streng Kathleen M. Switzer Wenda G.Vander Werf Anne Ward David A. Williams
Bernard Osher Foundation Foundation for California Community Colleges Los Rios College Federation of Teachers Los Rios Supervisors Association Milagros R. Fernandez Historic Folsom Rotary Foundation Kaiser Permanente Folsom Kikkoman Foods Foundation, Inc Mercy Hospital of Folsom Sirdon Navarro Albert V. Retodo Amelia A. Retodo Anthony G. Retodo Schools Financial Credit Union Style Media Group Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Designer Level
Folsom Lake College Veterans Programs Terence P. Carroll & Wendy Sipple El Dorado Community Foundation Historic Folsom Rotary Foundation Robert Leon Romilda McWatters Military Order of the Purple Heart Sam L. Spiegel & Catherine Siino VFW Camerado Post 10165 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6604 Veterans Memorial Building Council of El Dorado County Wells Fargo Foundation Todd R. White Wounded Veteran Run
Fred & Karen Bookey
Composer Level
Art & Linda Grix Brice & Barbara Harris Advocate Level Dan & Misty Dailey Carol & Louis Damerval Susan Solger Supporter Level Dr. Gwynn Akin Judi Alexander Neil Beltran & Danielle Rodriguez-Beltran Thad & Carolee Champlin Richard Droese & Diane Reck Pat & Gail Geary Charles & Carol Jacobs Cindy Harper & Steve Karas Kathleen & Patrick Kirklin Mary Louise Klein Al & Genie Lord Ed & Betty Manoyan Foundation Allen & Susan Miglore Barbara Peters Pat & Tony Richards Drs. Jill & Mitch Ruffman Patricia Shortz Sam Spiegel & Catherine Siino James & Charlotte Stott Alyson Warr & Ken Poole
Associate Level
Roger & Diane Aamodt Craig & Yum Armstrong Rochelle L. Babb Jacq Barnes & Jim Dykes Phil & Alison Braverman Judy & Thomas Chrisman Citygate Associates, LLC
In Honor of Janice Crossman, Volunteer of the Year In Memory of Alan Cunningham Ernie & Judy Farrington Dave & Linda Gordon Mike & Lynn Hanamura Keith & Carol Hartley Haukedalen Family Greg & Barbara Houck Charles & Carol Jacobs Greg & Donna Jenkins Ken & Judy Kurtz Daniel Linhardt & Cecilia Clark Iain & Sally Marshall Carl & Sue Miller Zoe Miller & Bruce Azzarito Doreen & Steve Mykytyn Rebecca Newland Alvin Newman Malvina Nisman Evert W. & Laura Palmer Dave & Patricia Pier Jared & Kristen Quinton Ted & Leslie Reed Carolyn Scroggin Frank & Billie Shoemaker Bob Shuken Ron & Diane Smith Linda & Jay Stirling Eric & Joni Sullwold Kathleen & Jim Switzer Marilyn & Michael Szulman Mike & Margie Vasquez Doug & Kristie Youngdahl
Patron Level Albert Shafsky House B&B Dyana Anderly Gloria Andersen Glenn & Sandra Bierer Gene & Jody Bisson Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Bydalek
James Cimino Robert & Victoria Dell Ross & Shirlee Deter Nick & Ann Econome Tom & Tina Farmer Owen W. Ficke & Mary Margosian Bill & Joyce Frey Larry & Kathryn Hanson Eric & Joany Harman Beverley Hendrickson Ken Huseman Heath L. Jenkins Joy Hair Salon Bob & Barbara Leidigh Catherine Lee Long & Assoc., LLC Cynthia P. Macdonald Jim & Elizabeth Maddox Mike & Pam McAtee Malcolm & Mary McFarland Jack & Diana McGurk Stacey Mitchell Karen S. Nemetz Karl & Corlyn Okamoto Frank Pajerski George L. Parrott James & Carol Peterson Clare Poe Jack Pritchard Lola & Gordon Purdy Douglas & Susanne Quayle Buzz & Cindy Raley Paul & Beth Rees Judi & Roger Reynolds Lisa Richmond Photography Wayne & Ann Schindler Lane & Sharon Siebenthal Cherryl & Steve Simms Helene & Harry Sinclair Herb & Gail Stone Paula Summers Larry & Marilyn Taylor Dennis & Judy Tsuboi
Michael & Karen Tucker Mr. & Mrs. L. L.Victorino Greg Warzecka Richard Weiss Gail White Joe & Marilyn Whiten Anson & Marien Wong Bruce Woodbury, CPA
Friend Level Carol Ackley & Pat Wilson Joyce A. Amlick Edie Anderson Anonymous Aleta & Jim Bailey Scot & Christina Bailey Robert & Barbara Baker Cindy Bane Noel & Sergio Barros Becker-Ellison Family Pauline Bedford Abbey Bell Sally & Earl Bennett Hazel Berman William D. Bethell Suzanne Bhatti Peggy Blair & Jerry Beckett Mark & Barbara Blatt Joan & Jack Blyskal Jeff Boone Bruce Brown & Judy Hunt-Brown Rosanne & Steve Bryant Susan Bryant Carol Burger Bob & Beverly Burns Bryan & Janet Byrd Cecelia & Ron Byrd Ed & Joan Callaway Irish Carter Dale Chambers Elizabeth Chasse-Crouse
Shirley Churchill & Richard Dilbeck Albert & Alyson Cinelli Glenda Claremon Mark & Kathy Cohen The Committee Donna Cote Mrs. Coyne Jim & Louisa Coyne Bob & Marcy Crowley Ron & LaRita Culver James Damir Chris & Myrna Debortoli Dr. Robert & Susan DeBruin DKH Robert Elliott & Kaye Christensen Craig & Debbie Felix Phil & Linda Ferrari Gaylin Fleming Richard & Susan Fox Nancy Garafano & Ron Cassity Marilyn Garnett Joan Gates Dan & Carol Gerber Michael & Selina Girard Neal & Sue Gordon Gorton Family Billy R. & Donna Graham Terry & Lisa Greenshields David J. Grenier Dr. Jerome Gutterman Scott & Julie Hall Kathie Hanna Sue Hawkes Tom & Lise Heberer Greg & Maria Hibdon David & Janna S. Hill Sally Howard Phyllis & Norm Jacobs Ejner & Judy Jacobsen H. Gradie Kathleen Johnson Gerald & Elizabeth Jordan Debbie & Peter Juhos
Gerald Kallan Claudia & Patrick Kane Jim & Marge Karling Carol Kendrick Brian & Cristina King Steven Ladd & Debbie Lichtman Mary Lagomarsino Andrew Lagosh Gene & Shirley Lakey Duffy & Georgia Langford Andrew Laraway Brett & Holly Larson Kathleen Leavitt Crystal LeClercq John & Debra Leung Stuart & Vana Lott Louch Family James & Ruth Loughridge Charles & Deena Lynch Duane Lyons Gay & Barry Mackintosh Carolyn Mansell Mimi & Earl Mattock Michelle McClain Bob & Stella McCray Danny & Valerie McDaniel Wendy McGinnis Patricia Medina Jere & Carolyn Meek David & Connie Misquez Larry & Holly Moore Sandra Morrison Maura Moylan Bill & Debra Mulder Mullin Family Brian & Betty Neil Russ O’Brien Sean Olsen Neil & Barbara Ostrander Ken Payne Ray & Ellie Peck Lisa & Bob Pedlar
David & Diana Phillips Brian & Lucia Piedra-Walsh Ernest & Marie Pineda Ray & Jana Pingle David & Marilyn Poole Dave & Sharon Pope Grant & Shirley Pyle Toni Raney Bruce Rapport & Karen Mondragon Sue Rauzy B Ray Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rennau William O. & Wanda J. Rhoe Steve & Caroline Roberts Eugene & Helen Robles Dennis & Sherry Rogers Evelyn C. Rogers Robin & Lynne Rogers Edward & Roseann Roman Arlene Rose Rachel & Steve Rosenthal Tamra & Bob Ruxin Jeanne Schafer Jerry & Lois Scott Dick & Joan Sennett Jon & Maureen Sharpe Kenneth Sherer Family Tim & Michelle Shestek Bonnie & Michael Sickinger Deborah Small Karen & Emmett Smith Roger & Barbara Smith Judy Sohl Linda & Charlie Stack Steven & Carol Steinbrecher Jeanine & Dan Stiles Dale & Rose Stone Robert & Gail Stroh Style Media Group Brian & Jennifer Sweeney David & Sharon Thomson Carla Turoff Vivian Van Kekerix
Mr. & Mrs. Honesto Vargas Katherine Walter Win & Patricia Westfall Dawn Wetzel Williams Family David Williams Robin G. Williams John & Carolyn Wilt Sandy & Barry Wold Jason M. Wysong Susan Yasuda Ron & Carol Yelton Carole Yuhnke James & Alicia Zimmerman Lynn & Stan Zumbiel
Harris Center for the Arts Capital Campaign Major Gifts Bank of America Sevy & Neva Cimaroli The Harry C. and Deborah L. Elliott Foundation e.Republic Folsom Lake Bank Folsom Lake College Marketing Students City of Folsom Guild Mortgage Mary F. Hansen Brice W. and Barbara A. Harris IBS-US Kikkoman Foods Foundation Patrick & Kathleen Kirklin Kitchell CEM, Inc Mercy Hospital of Folsom The Robert S. & Star Pepper Foundation Frank & Thelma Skillman Wells Fargo continued
Harris Center for the Arts Member Donors Individual Donna & Gregory Burke Dianne & Craig Burnett Bryan & Andrea Byrd Ron & Cecelia Byrd
Harris Center for the Arts Sponsors Corporate Sponsor Wells Fargo
Jeff Boone
Nancy Henshall
Mitchel Ruffman
Jill Bradshaw
David Hill
Diane Schertz
Judy and Bruce Brown
Greg and Barbara Houck
Jerry & Lois Scott
Laurie Brown
David Huskey
Joan Sennett
Susan Bryant
Greg and Donna Jenkins
Stephanie Shurilla
Barry Christian
Corporate Leaders
Bryan Byrd
Gerald Kallan
Deborah Small
David DeRoos
Jane and Richard Callahan
Claudia Kane
Jane Smith
Robert R. Deutsch
Boyd & Associates MadroĂąa Vineyards
Edward Callaway
Christopher Kate
Ronald Smith
Michele A. Flynn
Palmer Kazanjian Wohl Hodson LLP
Terence Carroll & Wendy Sipple
Brian King
Sam Spiegel
Deb Cashatt
Cathy and Larry Klaiber
Linda Stack
Shirley Churchill & Richard Dilbeck
Kenneth Kurtz
Linda Stirling
Glenda Claremon
Holly Larson
Dale and Rose Stone
Patricia Coburn
Kathleen Leavitt
Gail Stone
Mark and Kathy Cohen
Sondra Lee
Robert & Gail Stroh
Kathy Cunningham
Cynthia Macdonald
Paula Summers
Sarah Davis
Michelle McClain
Brian Sweeney
Chris Debortoli
Wendy Mcginnis
Kathleen Switzer
Robert and Victoria Dell
Susan Miglore
James E. Turner
Richard Droese
Zoe Miller
Erin Wall-Gonsolin
Tina Farmer
Sandra Morrison
Brian Walsh
Owen Ficke &
Dan Mullin
Diane Williams
Mary Margosian
Rebecca Newland
Helen Williams
Gaylin Fleming
Barbara Ostrander
David Williams
Darlene Neely
Robert Fleming
Evert Palmer
Richard Wilson
Donna Powell
Harris Center for the Arts Big Day of Giving
Rochelle Franco
Kenneth Payne
Karen Winter
Holly Garrett
Barbara Peters
Anson Wong
Judith Alexander
Pat Geary
David Phillips
Alicia Zimmerman
David J Grenier
Dave Pier
Nancy Gross
Gerard Pineda
Jerome Gutterman
Sharon Pope
Kathie Hanna
Gordon Purdy
Larry Hanson
Bruce Rapport
Eric & Joany Harman
Sue Rauzy
Barbara & Brice Harris
Leslie Reed
Barbara Harris
Roger Reynolds
Kathleen Hart
Dennis Rogers
Carol Hartley
Edward Roman
Barbara Haukedalen
Rachel Rosenthal
Beverley Hendrickson
Linda Ruben
Don Francisco Joe & Maureen Gagliardi Gilbert Associates, Inc. Ophelia A. Gravenberg Mary Hansen Kim Harrell Gary Hartley Kerri Howell Stephanie Jantzen H.N. Krenkel David Lagala Mathew McCarthy John Messner Kerry Miller
Yvonne Price Pride Industries Chris Reeg Lorraine Rinker Dennis & Sherry Rogers Rachel & Steve Rosenthal Angela Williams David Williams Edgar Woffard
Name a Seat Donors In Memory of Richard Bohnsack In Memory of Kevin Grootveld Rosemary Hernandez Cooper Renshaw Cara & Paul Taylor
Art of Wine Donors David Girard Vineyards Lava Cap Winery MadroĂąa Vineyards Sierra Vista Vineyard & Winery Skinner Vineyards & Winery
Carol Armour Mr. and Mrs. James Auble Rochelle Babb Wilma Barber Abbey Bell Hazel Berman Alison Berry Sandra Bierer Jody Bisson Mark Blatt Richard Blumenfeld John Boehm
Looking Ahead GOALS FOR 2016-2017
Student Engagement Harris Center for the Arts sponsored Speaker Series debuts in Spring 2017
Innovation and Technology Transformation of the Innovation Center into a Makerspace, an interdisciplinary, hands-on
laboratory where “anyone can make anything”
Community Engagement Implementation of the region’s first Promise Program, providing a fee-free first year for
recent high school graduates who enroll in
Folsom Lake College in Fall 2017
High Quality Education Review and updating of the college’s Vision Statement, Mission Statement,
and Strategic Plan
Board of Trustees Kay Albiani Pamela Haynes Dustin Johnson Robert Jones John Knight Deborah Ortiz Ruth Scribner Dr. Brian King, Chancellor
Our Vision Folsom Lake College inspires excellence and provides educational opportunities to enrich and empower students.
Our Mission Folsom Lake College, an open access institution, serves the diverse communities of eastern Sacramento and western El Dorado counties, cultivating in its students the ability to think critically, and to communicate purposefully and persuasively so that they may be engaged and informed global citizens. In order to engender such citizenship, Folsom Lake College provides: Programs: Rigorous academic programs for completion and transfer; training to enhance employment and career skills; preparatory programs for student success; and opportunities for lifelong learning and enrichment. Support Services: Comprehensive support services to promote the success of all students. Opportunities: Opportunities for leadership; professional development; and involvement in the college and community. Environment: A collaborative and innovative environment that promotes personal interaction as the foundation of learning; honors diversity; cultivates sustainability; and encourages civic engagement.
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