Pass the Word Around!
May 3, 2004
Vol. 16, No. 29
THANK YOU
I would like to thank those of you who sent cards, flowers, e-mails, hugs, thoughts, prayers, and those of you
who just stopped by my office, to give me your expressions of caring on the recent loss of my father. With
family like you, it helps to get through this hard time. Thank you all, again, it really means a lot to me,
and my family. - Susie Navarro
Congratulations Sandi
Sandi Smick won the Community College Community Educator of the Year award from Oregon Community Education
Association. It is presented to a community college administrator for professional achievement in the field
of Community Education.
PERS current information
A repeat of the PERS Update presentation will be held on Thur., May 27 in the Indian Room. You may attend
either of the 90 minute sessions. The first will be at 7:30 am and then again at 10:30 am. It's not necessary
to register in advance.
Benefit Performance for Summer Musical
The Fine and Performing Arts Dept. announces a benefit performance for the 2004 summer musical, Oklahoma. The
show, “Oh, what a Beautiful Evening” will be held at Jacoby Auditorium, on May 8 at 7 pm.
This special performance will feature performers from previous UCC Summer Musicals, singing songs from 25 years
of UCC's community productions. The performance will also include appearances by special musical guests from the
region, singing well-known Broadway selections.
Admission is free, and all donations go directly to fund this year’s show. Checks should be made out to the UCC
Summer Musical Fund. Donations are tax deductible.
Keep looking
By the time the average person finishes college he or she will have taken over 2,600 tests, quizzes and exams. The
‘right answer' approach becomes deeply ingrained in our thinking. This may be fine for some mathematical problems,
where there is in fact only one right answer. The difficulty is that most of life isn't that way.
Life is ambiguous; there are many right answers - all depending on what you are looking for. But if you think there
is only one right answer, then you'll stop looking as soon as you find one. - Roger von Oech
Birthdays
Garry McCorkle 5/03
Rosemary Lint 5/05
Mary Ann Vaughan 5/05
Sarah Luther 5/05
Charlotte Osborn 5/05
Barbara Heald 5/06
Susan Stansbury 5/07
Dale Pospisil 5/08
Hire Dates
Joyce Kelly 5/05/92
Tim Stephanos 5/05/93
William Frear 5/09/00
Calendar
Monday, May 3
Noon Grad Announcements, CC, Lobby
Noon ASUCC Council, CC, Club Union Rm
Tuesday, May 4
9:30am President’s Advisory Council, Admin, Board Room
Noon Phi Beta Lambda Mock Interviews, Crooch, Rms 14, 15 & 16
2pm TOP Weekly Mtg, CC, Club Union Rm
3:30pm Instructional Council, Crooch, Rm 15
Wednesday, May 5
Noon Campus Crusade, CC, Club Union Rm
Noon Computer Club, Jackson, Rm 14
4pm College Now for Instructors, CC, Indian & Timber Rms
Thursday, May 6
8am United Way Non-Profits Workshop #3, CC, Indian & Timber Rms
Friday, May 7
Noon Psychology Club, Library, Moody Rm
Noon Outdoor Club Meeting, Science, Rm 11
1pm Phi Theta Kappa Mtg, CC, Club Union Rm
3pm Writer’s Group Mtg, Snyder, Rm 12
Saturday, May 8
7pm Summer Musical Benefit, Jacoby Auditorium
Grand Opening
Krystal Kuitert, advising specialist and part owner of Koinonia Koffee House, invites you to the coffee
shop’s grand opening.
Koinona Koffee House is located at 238 NW Garden Valley, next to Bailey’s Animal Hospital. The month
long grand opening festivities include daily drink specials from 3pm to 7pm and new, longer summer hours.
Upcoming Events
May 14: Four Freshmen Concert with special appearances by Big Horn Jazz Band and Gary Beck
Trio Band, 7 pm, Jacoby Auditorium.