SLCC Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes, August 26, 2004

MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2004 

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees of St. Louis Community 

College was held on Thursday, April 22, 2004 at the Florissant Valley campus 

in the Training Center, rooms 105/107, 3400 Pershall Road, Ferguson, MO 

63135, pursuant to notice and in accordance with Section 610.020 R.S. Mo., 

as amended. 

I. GENERAL FUNCTIONS 

1. Call to Order/Roll Call 

Joann L. Ordinachev, President, called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The 

following members of the Board of Trustees were present: Dr. Joann L. 

Ordinachev, President; Mr. Michael P. Rohrbacker, Vice President; Dr. 

Dolores J. Gunn, Trustee; Mr. John S. Mikolay, Trustee; Ms. Patricia A. 

Moss, Trustee; Mr. Robert C. Nelson, Trustee-elect, and Ms. Lisa L. Taylor, 

Trustee. 

Also present were Dr. Henry Shannon, Chancellor; Ms. Rebecca Garrison, 

Administrative Associate to the Board, and Ms. Tina Odo, General Counsel. 

2. Resolution of Appreciation 

Dr. Ordinachev read a resolution of appreciation for retiring Trustee John 

Mikolay, all as more fully set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and by this 

reference incorporated herein. Mr. Mikolay was then presented with gifts 

from the College and the Board of Trustees. Following the presentation, Mr. 

Mikolay left the meeting. 

3. Certification of April 6, 2004 Election Results 

The Board was presented with the official April 6, 2004 election returns from 

Subdistrict 4. 

Whereupon, on motion by Mr. Rohrbacker and seconded by Ms. Moss, the 

Board unanimously approved the resolution certifying the election results, all

as more fully set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and by this reference 

incorporated herein. 

4. Oath of Office – Robert C. Nelson 

Dr. Ordinachev administered the Oath of Office to Mr. Robert C. Nelson. 

Thereafter, Mr. Nelson assumed his seat as a member of the Board of 

Trustees. A copy of the signed Oath of Office is attached hereto and by this 

reference incorporated herein. 

5. Welcome to Guests 

Dr. Ordinachev welcomed Mrs. Tina Nelson. 

6. Citizens Desiring to Address the Board Regarding Agenda Items 

Dr. John Bayer, JCD-NEA, thanked Mr. Mikolay for his years of service and 

welcomed Mr. Nelson. 

7. Adoption of Agenda/Revisions to Agenda 

On motion by Mr. Rohrbacker and seconded by Ms. Taylor, the Board voted 

unanimously to adopt the agenda as revised. 

8. Approval of Consent Agenda Items 

On motion by Mr. Rohrbacker and seconded by Ms. Taylor, the Board voted 

unanimously to approve the consent agenda items. 

9. Approval of Minutes 

On motion by Dr. Gunn and seconded by Mr. Rohrbacker the Board 

unanimously approved the March 18, 2004 Board of Trustees meeting 

minutes. 

10. Approval of Resolution re May 20, 2004 Executive Session of the 

Board of Trustees 

On motion by Mr. Rohrbacker and seconded by Dr. Gunn, the Board 

unanimously approved, by a roll call vote, the resolution scheduling an 

executive session on May 20, 2004, at 6 p.m., at the Forest Park Campus, all 

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as more fully set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and by this reference 

incorporated herein. 

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11. Recognition of Student, Staff and Trustee Accomplishments 

Pat Matreci, Coordinator of Media Relations, read statements of 

congratulations for students and staff on their recent awards and 

accomplishments. 

Mary Luebke, along with several faculty members and two students, 

highlighted the Deaf Communication Studies Program. 

Dr. Ordinachev then announced that Trustee Moss was recently elected to a 

standing committee for the Democratic National Convention. 

12. Ratification of Trustee Expenditure Reports 

The Board, by consent, ratified expense reports for Trustees Ordinachev and 

Taylor from the NCA and ACCT Conferences. 

13. Approval of Revised Board Policy 

On motion by Dr. Gunn and seconded by Mr. Rohrbacker, the Board 

unanimously approved revised Board Policy G 8.1 Grievance Process for 

Persons with Disabilities all as more fully set forth in Exhibit A attached 

hereto and by this reference incorporated herein. 

14. Approval of Changes to the St. Louis Community College Foundation 

Bylaws 

The Board, by consent, approved changes to the St. Louis Community 

College Foundation Bylaws all as more fully set forth in Exhibit A attached 

hereto and by this reference incorporated herein. 

15. Ratification of Chancellor's Quarterly Local Expense Report 

The Board, by consent, ratified Dr. Shannon's local travel expenses from 

January 1, 2004 through March 31, 2004. 

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16. Approval of Resolution/Tax Increment Finance Commission 

The Board, by consent, unanimously approved a resolution with the Tax 

Increment Finance Commission all as more fully set forth in Exhibit A 

attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein. 

17. Authorization for the College Administration to Sign MSD Annexation 

Petition 

Following a presentation by Jim Mahoney of David Mason and Associates 

and discussion, on motion by Mr. Rohrbacker and seconded by Ms. Moss, 

the Board unanimously authorized the College Administration to sign an 

annexation petition with the Metropolitan Sewer District for sewer district 

and infrastructure expansion in the City of Wildwood. 

18. Authorization of Chancellor Travel 

The Board, by consent, voted unanimously to authorize Dr. Shannon’s travel 

to the International BIO 2004 Conference and the AACC Executive 

Committee meeting. 

19. Appointment of Commissioner for Establishment of a Tax Increment 

Financing District 

The Board, by consent, approved the appointment of Mr. Don Duvo as 

Commissioner to the City of St. Louis Tax Increment Finance Commission. 

20. Chancellor’s Report 

Dr. Shannon reported on topics discussed at the Coordinating Board for 

Higher Education meeting including: 1) pending legislation relating to the 

Life Sciences proposal, 2) the fiscal year 2005 Higher Education budget, 3) 

the failure of the Lake Ozark JCD proposal on the April ballot, 4) the 

University of Missouri/Northwest Missouri State University merger and 5) 

benefits of Higher Education. He also reported that the MCCA 2005 Lobby 

Day would be expanded to include staff, announced that Dr. Joe Cosand and 

Mr. Vincent Bommarito would be honorary degree recipients at the SLCC 

2004 Commencement and shared that he made a presentation to the Civic 

Progress Education Committee. 

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On motion by Mr. Rohrbacker and seconded by Ms. Moss, the Board 

unanimously approved presenting Mr. Vincent Bommarito with an honorary 

associate degree at the May 17, 2004 St. Louis Community College 

Commencement ceremony. 

21. Citizens Desiring to Address the Board Regarding Other Concerns 

John Bayer, JCD-NEA, encouraged the Board to ask Dr. Shannon about 

recent negotiations and warned of a possible impasse. 

Dr. Ordinachev assured Dr. Bayer that Dr. Shannon is keeping the Board well 

informed of the progress of negotiations. 

II. INSTRUCTION AND STUDENT SERVICES 

22. No items. 

III. HUMAN RESOURCES 

23. Human Resource Recommendations 

The Board, by consent, approved the following Resolution regarding human 

resource recommendations: 

RESOLVED, that the Board hereby ratifies and/or approves 

personnel actions for certificated, physical plant and classified 

staff in accordance with established policies of the District, all as 

more fully set forth in Exhibit B attached to these minutes and by 

this reference incorporated herein; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that, where appropriate, the 

Chancellor of the District or his designee is hereby authorized 

and directed to execute for and on behalf of the District, the 

appropriate contract or amendment to contract for the affected 

personnel. 

IV. BID AWARDS 

24. Acceptance of Bids/Ratification of Contracts 

The Board, by consent, approved the following Resolution: 

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RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees hereby accepts the bids 

and/or ratifies the contracts set forth in Exhibit C; attached 

hereto and by this reference incorporated herein, to the lowest 

responsible bidder for the amounts indicated thereon and all in 

accordance with District specifications specified in the contract 

numbers indicated; said funds to be paid from the funds set forth 

in each item of Exhibit C; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate officer of the 

Board or the District be and hereby is authorized and directed to 

execute an appropriate contract in each instance. 

V. BUSINESS & FINANCE 

25. Budget 

A. Financial Reports 

The following financial reports as of March 31, 2004 were submitted for the 

Board’s information: executive summary, summary budget status report, 

budget status reports, (auxiliary, rental facilities and agency) student financial 

aid fund, CBIL budget status, and restricted general fund. 

B. Warrant Check Register – March 2004 

The Board, by consent, approved all expenditures made in accordance with 

the Warrant Check Register for the month ending March 31, 2004. 

C. Ratification of Investments 

The Board, by consent, ratified investments/daily repurchase agreements 

made by the Treasurer of the District during the month of March 2004 for 

which bids had been received in accordance with Board Policy, all as more 

fully set forth in Exhibit D, attached hereto, and by this reference incorporated 

herein. 

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VI. CONTRACTS AND/OR AGREEMENTS 

26. Contracts and/or Agreements 

The Board, by consent, approved the following Resolution regarding the 

acceptance or renewal of various contracts, agreements and resolutions 

between the District and various agencies, corporations and individuals 

located throughout the District. 

RESOLVED, that the contracts, agreements and resolutions set 

forth in Exhibit E attached hereto and by this reference 

incorporated herein, are adopted and approved; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate Officer of the 

Board or the District be and hereby is authorized and directed to 

execute an appropriate contract in each instance. 

VII. EXTERNAL FUNDS 

27. Acceptance of External Funds 

The Board, by consent, approved the following Resolution regarding the 

acceptance of grants, contracts and equipment donations: 

RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees does hereby accept the grants, 

contracts, gifts and equipment donations for the College, all as more 

fully set out in Exhibit F attached hereto and by this reference 

incorporated herein; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chancellor be and hereby is 

authorized and directed to express appreciation, where 

appropriate, for and on behalf of the District; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that with respect to federal grants for 

work-study programs, the Agency involved will be billed for 

matching funds and for Social Security; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate Officer of the 

Board or District be and hereby is authorized and directed to 

execute contracts with said agencies in each instance. 

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VIII. INSURANCE RECOMMENDATIONS 

28. No items. 

IX. NEW BUSINESS 

ADJOURNMENT 

There being no other or further business to come before the Board, on motion 

duly made and seconded, the Board voted to adjourn the meeting at 8:20 p.m. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Becky Garrison 

Administrative Associate to the Board 

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#8 Resolution Re September 16, 2004 Executive Session of the Board of 

Trustees 

The Board is requested to approve the following resolution: 

RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees, pursuant to R.S. Mo. Section 610.022 (as 

amended 1987), schedules the holding of a closed meeting, record and vote on 

September 16, 2004, at 6 p.m., at the Meramec Campus, 11333 Big Bend Blvd., 

Kirkwood, MO, in the Small Dining Room, for the following reasons: 

1) to discuss legal actions, causes of action or litigation involving St. Louis 

Community College and to hold any confidential or privileged communications 

with the attorney for the College (Section 610.021) (1)), and the lease, purchase 

or sale of real estate (Section 610.021 (2)); and 

2) to discuss action upon any personnel matters relating to the hiring, firing, 

disciplining or promotion of personnel, (Section 610.021 (3)); and 

3) to discuss pending and future discussion and negotiations with employee groups of 

St. Louis Community College and the work product related thereto (Section 

610.021 (9)); and 

4) to discuss individually identifiable personnel records, performance ratings or 

records pertaining to employees or applicants for employment, including proposed 

reclassifications and reassignments of positions, and grievances, (Section 610.021 

(13)); and 

5) to hold confidential or privileged communications with the auditor, including all 

auditor work product (610.021(17), and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that notice of the closed meetings be given in accordance with 

R.S. Mo. Section 610.020 as amended 1987. 

8/26/04 Board Agenda

Setting Tax Rate for 2004 

It is recommended that the tax rate for the 2004-2005 year be established in accordance 

with the following resolution: 

RESOLUTION OF THE ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

_____________SETTING TAX RATE FOR 2004____________ 

WHEREAS, the Junior College District of St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri (the 

“St. Louis Community College”), at its regular meeting of the Board of Trustees duly called 

and held on June 17, 2004 did adopt for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2005, a budget 

which calls for an expenditure of $145,088,090; and 

WHEREAS, it is necessary to partially fund said budget through General Fund tax 

revenues to be collected throughout the district; and 

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has the power under Missouri Revised Statute 

(R.S.Mo.) Section 178.870 to levy an amount equal to 10 cents on the $100 assessed 

valuation on all taxable property within the district without voter approval; and 

WHEREAS, the voters in the St. Louis Community College District, at an election 

duly called and held on February 3, 1970, authorized the College to levy an additional 5 

cents or a total of 15 cents on each $100 assessed valuation of taxable property located in 

the district; and 

WHEREAS, the voters in the St. Louis Community College District at an election 

duly called and held on August 5, 1980 authorized the College to levy an additional 5 cents 

or a total of 20 cents on each $100 assessed valuation of taxable property located in the 

district, and

WHEREAS, the voters in the St. Louis Community College District at an election 

duly called and held on November 5, 1984, authorized the college to levy an additional 10 

cents or a total of 30 cents on each $100 assessed valuation of taxable property located in 

the district, and which is the rate approved in the last previous school election; and 

WHEREAS, because of the reassessment of real property, the authorized operating 

levy was revised in 1985 in accordance with the provisions of R.S.Mo. 137.073 and 

revised in 1987 in accordance with the provisions of R.S.Mo. 137.115 as amended; and 

revised in 1989 in accordance with provisions of R.S.Mo. 137.115 as amended. 

WHEREAS, pursuant to R.S.Mo. Sections 67.110, 137.073 and 137.115 as 

amended 1991, the 2004 ad valorem property tax rate proposed to be fixed is as follows: 

For the General Fund 23.68 cents 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of St. Louis 

Community College as follows: 

Section 1. That pursuant to the provision of Article X, Sections 11(a) and 11(c) of 

the Constitution of Missouri, as amended, and R.S.Mo. Sections 164.011, 164.041, 164- 

161, 164.291, 178.770, 178.870 and 178.880, as amended, further pursuant to the 

authority granted to the College and its Board of Trustees by voters at elections duly called 

and held on February 3, 1970, August 5, 1980 and November 5, 1984, and further 

pursuant to the provisions of R.S.Mo. Sections 137.073, 137.115 and 67.110 as amended, 

the Board hereby finds and determines and hereby establishes and orders that a tax for 

the benefit of the College for the year 2004 be levied and collected as follows. 

For the General Fund of the said St. Louis Community College, an operating tax at 

the rate of 23.68 cents on each one hundred dollars of the properties hereinafter 

described in Section 2;

Section 2. The tax hereinabove authorized to be levied and collected shall be 

levied and collected at the rate hereinabove specified in Section 1, on each one hundred 

dollars of: 

The assessed value of all real, personal and other property, within the corporate 

limits of the St. Louis Community College, including properties made taxable by law 

for state purposes, including, but not by way of limitation, all real and tangible 

personal property owned by railroads, street railways, boats, vessels, aircraft, 

bridge companies, electric light and power companies, electric transmission line 

companies, pipe line companies, express companies, air line companies, and other 

companies and public utilities whose property is assessed by the State Tax 

Commission. 

Section 3. That the Assessor of the City of St. Louis, the Director of the 

Department of Revenue of the County of St. Louis, the Assessor of Jefferson County and 

the Assessor of Franklin County, and all other officers in said city and counties charged by 

law with the assessment of taxes, be and they are hereby requested and directed to enter 

upon the assessment books of taxable property in said city and counties, before delivering 

the same to the collector or other officials charged with the duty of collecting taxes, the tax 

levied and to be collected pursuant to Section 1 and 2 hereof. 

Section 4. That the Secretary and the Treasurer of this Board be and hereby are 

directed to forthwith furnish a copy of this resolution, duly certified according to law to the 

Comptroller, the City Register and Collector of Revenue, the Assessor and License 

Collector of the City of St. Louis and the County Clerks, the Assessors and Collectors of 

St. Louis County, Franklin County and Jefferson County, on or before September 1, 2004.

Trustee moved and Trustee having seconded a 

motion to adopt the foregoing resolution, and the resolution as amended, being put to a roll 

call vote, the result was as follows: 

Those voting YES: 

Those ABSENT: 

Those voting NO: 

The motion having received the approval of the Board, President of the Board, declared 

the motion carried and the resolution duly adopted this 26th day of August 2004.

This is to certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the proceedings held 

and the resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees of the St. Louis Community College, 

at its meeting duly called and held on August 26, 2004. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the official seal of the 

College this 26th day of August 2004. 

________________________________ 

Rebecca Garrison 

Secretary, Board Of Trustees 

St. Louis Community College 

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of August 2004. 

My commission expires: 

________________________________ 

Notary Public

This is to certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the proceedings held 

and the resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees of the St. Louis Community College, 

at its meeting duly called and held on August 26, 2004. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the official seal of the 

College this 26th day of August 2004. 

_____________________________________ 

Carla S. Chance 

Treasurer 


Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of August 2004. 

My commission expires: 

________________________________ 

Notary Public

#10 Recommended Approval of 2005 Board of Trustees 

Meeting Schedule 

2005 MEETING SCHEDULE WITH LOCATIONS 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

DATE MEETING LOCATION 

January 20 Regular Meeting Cosand Center 

February 17 Regular Meeting Cosand Center 

March 31 Regular Meeting Cosand Center 

April 21 Regular Meeting Florissant Valley 

May 19 Regular Meeting Forest Park 

June 16 Regular Meeting Meramec 

July 21 Regular Meeting Florissant Valley 

August 25 Regular Meeting Forest Park 

September 29 Regular Meeting Meramec 

October 20 Regular Meeting Cosand Center 

November 17 Regular Meeting Cosand Center 

December 15 Regular Meeting Cosand Center 

Board Retreat and work sessions to be scheduled as needed. 

Board/SCHD2005.doc

#13 Recommended Approval of Revised Board Policy G 12.2 

General Degree Requirements 

G 12.2 General Degree Requirements 

(R 9/96) 

[AP G 9.2] 

a. Satisfactory completion of a minimum of 64 college credit hours in an 

approved program. 

b. Completion through enrollment at St. Louis Community College of at least 15 

of the last 25 credit hours applicable to the associate degree. Exceptions 

require the approval of the campus president, or his/her designee. 

c. In accordance with Missouri law, satisfactory completion of a single course on 

the U.S. or Missouri constitutions or American history or American 

institutions. 

d. Satisfactory completion of two credit hours in physical education. 

e. For the Associate in Arts degree and in compliance with the guidelines of the 

Coordinating Board for Higher Education, satisfactory completion of at least 

39 hours of general education distributed as follows: 

1. Communication skills in the English language: three courses--at least two 

of which must be written; one oral communication course is recommended; 

FOUNDATION: 

1. CORNERSTONE COURSE, COLLEGE COMPOSITION I, ORAL 

COMMUNICATION I, COLLEGE ALGEBRA 

2. Humanities: three courses from at least two disciplines; 

2. HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS: TWO COURSES 

3. Physical and/or biological sciences: two courses, including at least one 

with its associated laboratory component; 

3. LIFE AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES: TWO COURSES (ONE WITH 

LAB) 

4. Mathematics: one course in college algebra, or an alternative course that 

includes a significant component of college algebra, or a course for which 

college algebra is a prerequisite; 

4. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: TWO COURSES 

5. Social and behavioral science: three courses from at least two disciplines. 

5. GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE: ONE COURSE 

6. CAPSTONE COURSE 

f. For the Associate in Applied Science, Associate in Fine Arts, and Associate in 

Science degrees, satisfactory completion of a minimum of general education 

courses distributed as follows: 

1. Humanities and communications: (6 credit hours) art, college 

composition, English literature and culture, foreign languages and 

culture, humanities, media, music, philosophy, reading, speech, theatre;

2. Natural science and mathematics: (6 credit hours) astronomy, biology, 

chemistry, geology, physical geography, physical science, physics, 

mathematics; 

3. Social Science: (6 credit hours) anthropology, economics, geography 

(except physical), history, political science, psychology, sociology. 

g. FOR THE ASSOCIATE OF FINE ARTS, SATISFACTORY 

COMPLETION OF A MINIMUM OF GENERAL EDUCATION 

COURSES DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: 

1. COMMUNICATIONS: (6 CREDIT HOURS) COLLEGE 

COMPOSITION I AND II; 

2. HUMANITIES: (6 CREDIT HOURS) ART HISTORY I AND 

II; 

3. NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS (7 CREDIT 

HOURS); COLLEGE ALGEBRA OR HIGHER AND 

ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY, 

PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL SCIENCE, PHYSICS; 

4. SOCIAL SCIENCE: (3 CREDIT HOURS) 

ANTHROPOLOGY, ECONOMICS, GEOGRAPHY (EXCEPT 

PHYSICAL) HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, 

SOCIOLOGY. 

h. FOR THE ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE, SATISFACTORY 

COMPLETION OF A MINIMUM OF GENERAL EDUCATION 

COURSES DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: 

1. COMMUNICATIONS: (6 CREDIT HOURS) COLLEGE 

COMPOSITION I AND COLLEGE COMPOSITION II, 

REPORT WRITING, OR AMERICAN LITERATURE; 

2. MATHEMATICS: (5 CREDIT HOURS) ANALYTICAL 

GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS I; 

3. SCIENCE (10 CREDIT HOURS) ENGINEERING PHYSICS I 

AND GENERAL CHEMISTRY I; 

4. SOCIAL SCIENCE: (3 CREDIT HOURS) 

ANTHROPOLOGY, 

GEOGRAPHY (EXCEPT PHYSICAL), HISTORY, 

POLITICAL SCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY.

#14 Recommended Approval of Revised Mission Statement 


Mission Statement 

St. Louis Community College expands minds and changes lives every day. We 

create accessible, dynamic learning environments focused on the needs of our 

diverse communities.

#15 A. Recommendation for Easement 

It is recommended that the College grant a temporary construction slope easement 

in the southeast corner of the College property located in Wildwood. 

The Meadows of Wildwood, an assisted-living, senior citizen community 

development to the southeast of the College Property located in Wildwood, has 

requested that the college provide a temporary construction slope easement so that 

the developer may install a roadway within the development. This easement is 40 

feet wide and 150 feet long to the north and 294 feet long to the west. The 

easement is depicted on the attached map and is limited in purpose.

# 15 B Joint Effort to Construct West Campus Roadways 

It is recommended that the College Administration be authorized to enter into a 

Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Wildwood for the construction of the 

College Avenue Roadway Project in Wildwood, Missouri. The College contribution to 

this Roadway Project is estimated at $594,700. The total roadway project cost is 

$1,156,000. The College’s contribution is based upon the traffic utilization of portions of 

the total roadway project that serve the College’s needs. Funds are available for this 

project from the 2003 bond issue. 

Beginning in early June of 2004, representatives of St. Louis Community College, the 

Holthaus Development, Meadows of Wildwood, the YMCA of Greater St. Louis, and the 

City of Wildwood began meeting to discuss the feasibility of a joint roadway project that 

could be constructed during calendar year 2005. The group met with the following goals 

in mind: 

� Engage all interested parties in an open discussion that would enable the City to 

provide leadership for a joint roadway effort. 

� Create a comprehensive equitable roadway plan that would result in one-time 

construction of a roadway to adequately serve all the parties. 

� Apportion costs based upon traffic generation information available from 

Crawford, Bunte, Brammeier, traffic and transportation engineers. 

� Locate roadways along property boundaries to reduce the land consumption 

impact of the roadways on the property owners. 

� Commit to construction for calendar 2005. 

David Mason & Associates represented the College in these discussions. On Monday, 

August 9, the City of Wildwood approved the Roadway Project and approved the City’s 

contribution to the project. The next steps include the commitment of the parties to the 

Memorandum of Understanding, right-of-way dedications, the engineering and design of 

the project, and the public bid and construction of the project. 

The project provides for an electric signal at the intersection of State Route 109 and 

College Avenue.

Automotive Technology 

Ms. Barb Kinder Autotech 2000 (314) 770-0123 

Owner/Service Advisor 3448 N. Lindbergh 

St. Louis, MO 63074 

Mr. Joseph Leible Leible Auto Repair (314) 383-0902 

Owner - Operator 5636 W. Florissant 


Mr. Steve Pokorny Sun Auto Service (314) 261-5886 

Owner - Operator 7327 W. Florissant 


Mr. Ron Reiling AASP (636) 949-5990 

Executive Director P.O. Box 609 

St. Charles, MO 63302 

Mr. Mark Schenberg Car-Doc Automotive (314) 991-2277 

Owner - Operator 2277 Administration Dr. 


Mr. Ken Winingham AAA Diagnostic Center (314) 533-6550 

Shop Foreman 3925 Lindell Blvd. 

St. Louis, MO 63108

Center for Visual Technology/Digital Media 

Mr. Jason Anderson Quebecor (636) 949-5300 

IT Coordinator 121 Compass Point 


Mr. Bob Bishop Bishop Partners (314) 863-7755 

Owner/President 8029 Forsyth Blvd. 


Mr. Jack Brickey The Spark Agency (314) 206-7868 

Creative Director 1881 Pine Street 


Mr. Jim Butler CheckMark (314) 982-1326 

Group Creative Director 1111 Chouteau Ave. 


Mr. Romondo Davis RTS Technologies (314) 822-8800 

President 128 West Monroe 


Mr. Scott Ferguson Ferguson & Kateman Photography (314) 241-3811 

Owner/Partner 710 N. Tucker 

St. Louis, MO 63101


Mr. Steve Kodner Top Graphics (314) 496-0505 

Owner/President 921 Fee Fee Road 

Maryland Heights, MO 63043 

Mr. Charlie LaGarce 1504 Towne Drive (636) 391-0510 

Ballwin, MO 63011 

Mrs. Olivia Lahs-Gonzales Sheldon Concert Hall (314) 533-9900 

Museum Director 3648 Washington Blvd. 


Mr. Mike Sabatino Fleishman Hillard (314) 982-8657 

Sr. VP/Partner 200 North Broadway 12th 


Mr. Byron Sletten Group 360 Communications (314) 423-8111 

SR Creative Director 10795 Midwest Industrial Blvd. 

St. Louis, MO 63132


Mr. Sam Wood Self-Smart Navigators, Inc. (314) 616-1661 

President One Timber Pines Court 

Defiance, MO 63341 

Ms. Pete Zutshi The Creative Group (314) 576-5846 

12400 Olive Blvd. Suite 100 

St. Louis, MO 63141

Clinical Laboratory Technology/Phlebotomy 

Ms. Lee Ann Bailey St. Mary's Hospital (618) 482-7172 

Supervisor, Laboratory 129 N. 8th Street 

E. St. Louis, IL 62201 

Mrs. JoAnn Devine St. Joseph's Hospital (314) 966-1500 

Laboratory Director 525 Couch Avenue 

Kirkwood, MO 63122 

Mr. Joe Glass St. Louis Connect Care (314) 879-6388 

Laboratory Supervisor 5535 Delmar Blvd. 


Ms. Jodi Gross St. Louis University Hospital (314) 577-8000 

Core Lab Supervisor 3635 Vista & Grand 


Mr. Clayton Lee Veteran's Administration Medical (314) 652-4100 

Hematology Supervisor Center 

915 N. Grand Ave. 


Mr. Roy Payton Mineral Area Hospital (573) 756-4581 

Laboratory Director 1212 Weber Rd. 

Farmington, MO 63640

Clinical Laboratory Technology/Phlebotomy 

Ms. June Pellarin 110 Dickson St. (314) 984-0725 


Mrs. Joan Schallert St. Joseph's Health Center (636) 947-7161 

Laboratory Supervisor 300 First Capital Drive 


Ms. Rhonda Terrett St. Louis Children's Hospital (314) 454-6114 

Microbiology Supervisor Children's Hospital 1 Children's Plaza 


Mrs. Kris Weber 1915 Dina Avenue (636) 282-0968 

Arnold, MO 63010

Diagnostic Medical Sonography 

Mrs. Connie Cornell DePaul Health Center, Perinatal Lab (314) 768-3061 

Sonographer 12303 DePaul Drive 

Bridgeton, MO 63044 

Dr. Victor Davila-Roman Washington University School of (314) 362-4748 

Associate Professor of Medicine Medicine 

6660 South Euclid Ave. 


Ms. Minola Linzie 319 Frost Ave. (314) 522-1160 


Dr. William Middleton Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology (314) 362-2928 

Professor of Radiology 510 South Kingshighway Blvd. 


Dr. Ricardo Rao Missouri Baptist Medical Center (314) 996-5313 

Medical Director, Vascular Lab 3015 N. Ballas Rd. 

St. Louis, MO 63131

Diesel Technology 

Mr. Art Aleman J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. (314) 644-8864 

Maintenance Supervisor 2629 Chouteau 


Mr. Rich Bingham Hogan Motor Leasing (314) 429-0398 

Training & Tech. Service Mgr. 1000 N. 14th Street 


Mr. John Dick Penske Truck Leasing (314) 773-3870 

Service Manager 2210 S. 7th St. 


Mr. Lawrence Getz Lohr Distributing Co. (314) 231-6400 

Fleet Manager 1100 S. Ninth St. 


Mr. Robert Pitucha Heimburger Inc. (636) 305-3858 

Sales & Service Rep. 2049 Rosebrook 

Washington, MO 63090 

Mr. Doug Pratt Gateway Truck Plaza, Inc. (618) 875-2317 

President 699 State Rout 203 

East Saint Louis, IL 62201

Diesel Technology 

Mr. Kevin Redell Schnuck Markets, Inc. (314) 344-9244 

Manager, Fleet Maintenance 11420 Lackland Rd. 


Mr. Steph Sabo Norrernberns Truck Service (618) 478-2400 

Maintenance Manager 17906 Mockingbird Road 

Nashville, IL 62263 

Mr. Gene Schroeder Ryder Transportation Services (314) 994-2650 

Customer Service Manager 11447 Page Service Rd. 


Mr. Troy Young Cummins Gateway, Inc. (314) 389-5400 

Training Manager 7210 Hall St. 

St. Louis, MO 63147

Emergency Medical Technology 

Dr. Gregory Beirne 16863 Babler View Dr. (636) 405-0650 

Wildwood, MO 63011 

Mr. William Brandes Creve Coeur Fire Protection District (314) 432-5570 

Fire Chief 11221 Olive Blvd. 

Creve Coeur, MO 63141 

Mr. Gary Cronin Gateway Medical Transport (314) 351-4702 

Executive Vice President PO Box 2888 


Mrs. Judith Landvatter BJC Health System - Children's (314) 454-2834 

Outreach Education Coordinator Hospital 

One Children's Place 

St. Louis, MO 631101077 

Ms. Kim McKenna Florissant Valley Fire Protection (314) 837-4894 

Chief Medical Officer District 

605 Rue St. Catherine 

Florissant, MO 63031 

Mr. Phil Minnella Mehlville Fire Protection District (314) 894-0420 

Chief Medical Officer 11020 Mueller Rd. 

St. Louis, MO 63123

Emergency Medical Technology 

Ms. Jacqueline Randolph Christian Hospital NE/NW (314) 653-4015 

EMS Manager 11133 Dunn Road 


Mrs. Bonnie Stegman St. Anthony's Medical Center (314) 525-4601 

EMS Coordinator 10010 Kennerly Rd. 


Ms. Karen Studyvin St. Anthony's Medical Center (314) 525-4601 

ACLS, PALS, EMS CEU Program 10020 Kennerly & Highland 

Coordinator Education Training Center 

St. Louis, MO 63128

Funeral Service Education 

Ms. Sherry Anderson Missouri Funeral Directors (800) 748-7661 

Executive Director Association 

1105R Southwest Blvd. 

Jefferson City, MO 65101 

Mr. Leonard Brown 6915 Edison St. (314) 383-0199 


Mr. Thomas Collier Colliers Funeral Home (314) 298-1212 

Owner 3400 N. Lindbergh Blvd. 

St. Ann, MO 63074 

Mr. C. Cox, Jr. PO Box 71 (314) 921-2911 

Old Monroe, MO 63369 

Ms. Becky Dunn Missouri State Board of Embalmers (573) 751-0813 

Executive Director P.O. Box 423 3805 Missouri Blvd. 

Jefferson City, MO 65102 

Mr. Dennis Giamalva 4410 Dove Haven Pl. (314) 487-4504 

St. Louis, MO 63128

Funeral Service Education 

Ms. Mary Johnson 8803 Bluff Hill Rd. (618) 397-0680 

Belleville, IL 62223 

Mr. Herman Kriegshauser 19 Jennycliffe Ln. (636) 391-2322 

Chesterfield, MO 63005 

Mr. I. Roth 3190 S. 59th St. (314) 647-8691 


Mr. Richard White 5391 Trailbend Dr. 


Charles Woodcox 10523 Edgefield Drive (314) 869-9645 

St. Louis, MO 63136

Horticulture 

Mr. Tim Allen Westborough Country Club (314) 961-1450 

Golf Course Superintendent 729 Sherwood Dr. 

Webster Groves, MO 63119 

Mr. Steve Dickinson Supreme Turf Products (636) 349-8900 

Owner 5 Casens Court 

Fenton, MO 63026 

Mrs. Gwenne Hayes Stewart Gateway Greening (314) 577-9484 

Executive Director P.O. Box 299 


Ms. June Hutson Missouri Botanical Gardens (314) 577-5100 

Horticulturist - Kemper Center PO Box 299 


Mr. Skip Kincaid Skip Kincaid & Associates (314) 822-7700 

Owner 737 Kirkshire 


Mr. David Klinkhammer Greenbriar Hills Country Club (636) 256-2934 

Golf Course Superintendent 154 Log Hill Lane 

Ballwin, MO 63011

Horticulture 

Mr. John Koenon A-Z Tree Care (314) 961-7522 

Owner 316 Violet Ln. 


Mr. Glennon Kraemer GR Robinson Seed Co. (314) 423-0300 

Owner 8674 Olive Street 


Mr. John Marino TLC Garden Center (636) 561-3419 

Vice-President 2080 Hwy. 40-64 

Lake St. Louis, MO 63129 

Mr. Carl Mungenast Retired 

17517 Radcliffe Place Drive 


Ms. Dianne O’Connell 5415 Alnwick (314) 892-8989 


Mr. Jerry Pence 1023 Eastview (314) 965-4202 

Kirkwood, MO 63122

Horticulture 

Mr. William Ruppert National Nursery Products (314) 963-0253 

Sales Representative 1328 Forest Ave. 


Mr. William Spradley Trees, Forests, and Landscapes (314) 821-9918 

Owner 336 Leffingwell 


Mr. Bruce Vawter Forestry Consultant Services (314) 849-2853 

Owner 9321 Manoroak 

St. Louis, MO 63126

Hospitality Studies/Hotel and Restaurant Management Option 

Mr. Josh Allen Companica Baking Co. (314) 353-4770 

Owner 4555 Gustine 


Ms. Pat Bergauer Greater St. Louis Restaurant (314) 576-2777 

General Manager Association 

1810 Craig Rd. Ste. 223 


Mr. John Bogacki Westwood Country Club (314) 432-2311 

Executive Chef 11801 Conway Rd. 


Mr. Vince Bommarito Tony's (314) 231-7007 

Owner 410 Market 


Mr. Chris Dessens Racquet Club Ladue (314) 993-2880 

Executive Chef 1600 Log Cabin Lane 


Ms. Christy Ford-Schlafly Ford Hotel Supply (314) 231-8400 

Manager 2204 N. Broadway 

St. Louis, MO 63102


Mr. Jim Grant Sheraton Westport (314) 212-2161 

Human Resource Director 900 Westport Plaza Drive 


Ms. Doris Layman St. Louis Board of Education (314) 381-4155 

Director, Food Service 5020 Lexington 


Mr. Chad Lombardo SYSCO Foods (636) 940-9230 

Manager 3850 Mueller Rd. 


Mr. Orville Middendorf Middendorf Meat/Quality Foods (314) 241-4800 

Owner 3737 N. Broadway 


Mr. Forrest Miller Royale Orleans Banquet Center (314) 487-7006 

Owner 2801 Telegraph Rd. 


Mr. Jim Probstein Best Western Inn at the Park (314) 367-7500 

General Manager 4630 Lindell Blvd. 

St. Louis, MO 63108


Mr. Norman Sewing Salad Bowl Cafeteria & Restaurant (314) 535-4274 

Owner 3949 Lindell 


Mr. David Slay 8025 Bonhomme Apt. 2002 

Clayton, MO 63105 

Bro. Leo Slay Marianist Culinary Consultant (314) 822-2501 

Consultant 1221 Maryhurst Dr. 


Mr. Erich Smith Sheraton St. Louis City Center (314) 231-5007 

General Manager 400 South 14th Street 


Mr. Steve Strathearn Doubletree Hotel & Conference (636) 532-9818 

General Manager Center 

16625 Swingley Ridge Road 


Mrs. Suzanne Tidwell Marriott Downtown (314) 259-3329 

Human Resource Director One Broadway 


Mr. Kim Tucci Pasta House Co. 

Owner 1143 Macklind Ave. 

St. Louis, MO 63110

Human Services Disabilities Option 

Mr. Jeffrey Bassin Productive Living Board (314) 726-2606 

Director, Family Support Services 121 Hunter 


Dr. Donna Campbell Webster University (314) 961-2660 

Department Chair, Special Education 470 E. Lockwood 


Ms. Cyd Dodson Private Consultant (314) 647-5266 

1100 Terrace 


Ms. Norma Lumpford St. Louis Special School District (314) 652-6892 

Teachers Aide 4033 Westminster 


Ms. Pamela Merkel A.A.D.D. (314) 569-9077 

Director 211 N. Lindbergh 


Mrs. Joanne Noll St. Louis County Special School (314) 569-8100 

Parent Advocate District 

12110 Clayton Rd. 

St. Louis, MO 63131

Human Services Disabilities Option 

Mrs. Jessica Shuff St. Louis County Special School (314) 989-8290 

Human Resources District 

12110 Clayton Road 


Dr. Ralph Sneed 14320 River Oaks Crt. (314) 741-2095 

Private Consultant St. Louis, MO 63034 

Dr. Marcy Soda Project JESS (314) 644-1913 

Director 2365 Hampton 

St. Louis, MO 63139

Information Reporting Technology 

Ms. Catherine Boyd Boyd-Gwinn Reporting (314) 918-8265 

President/Owner 344 Jefferson Rd. 


Ms. Linda Dattilo St. Louis County (314) 615-2682 

Court Reporter 7900 Carondelet 

Clayton, MO 63105 

Mr. Randy Dunn 11th Judicial Circuit (636) 949-7900 

Court Reporter 300 N. 2nd St. 


Ms. Tammie Heet 5716 Vogel Place (618) 476-3318 

Millstadt, IL 62260 

Mrs. Elaine Kistner Special School District (636) 926-2869 

CART Writer 408 Mason Ridge Drive 


Mrs. Deborah McLaughlin State of Missouri (314) 622-4928 

Official Court Reporter 22nd Judicial Circuit 10 N. 

Tucker Blvd. 

St. Louis, MO 63101

Information Reporting Technology 

Ms. Susan Moran US District Court (314) 244-7983 

Court Reporter 111 S. 10th St. 


Mrs. Kimberly Pfleinger Schacht Self Employed (636) 240-6877 

Owner 142 Quiver Drive 

O'Fallon, MO 63366 

Mrs. Kelly Willis Taylor & Associates (314) 644-2191 

Owner/Court Reporter 1014 Lami 

St. Louis, MO 63104

Mass Communications 

Ms. Linda Barton Edward Jones (314) 515-2505 

Information Specialist 201 Progress Pkwy. 


Mr. Robert Clark KSDK-TV (314) 421-5055 

Director 100 Market St. 


Ms. Nordeka English #3 Braniff Court (636) 532-5240 


Mr. Steve Friedman Creative Producers Group (314) 367-2255 

Executive Vice President 4818 Washington Blvd. 


Mr. Ron Garnier Voice Technologies (314) 997-7878 

President 680 Craig Rd. Ste. 307 


Mr. Paul Guzzardo 7543 Buckingham (314) 725-2021 

Clayton, MO 63105

Mass Communications 

Mr. Lloyd Hines 11235 Ruesta (314) 438-1990 


Ms. Christine Hollowood-Schmiz Ralston Purina/Checkmark (314) 982-3100 

Creative Director 835 S. 8th St. 


Mr. Donn Johnson Missouri Historical Society (314) 746-4599 

Director of Communications P.O. Box 11940 


Ms. Monica McFee People's Community (314) 367-7708 

Director, Community Development Development Corporation 

5701 Delmar Blvd. 

St. Louis, MO 63112

Nursing 

Ms. Jackie Beutel Gateway Institute of Technology (314) 776-3300 

Health Occupations Instructor 51501 McRee 


Ms. Marilyn Boch St. Josephs Health Center (636) 947-5067 

300 1st Capitol Dr. 


Ms. Teri Budenholzer 14757 Timberbluff (636) 532-3379 

Chesterfield, MO 63017-5575 

Ms. Kathleen Case St. Anthony's Medical Center (314) 965-7221 

Director, Education Services 10010 Kennerly Rd. 


Ms. Carmalita Diggs 3810 Greer (314) 383-3290 


Mr. Mike Dunaway Missouri Hospital Association (816) 941-3800 

Senior Vice President 10401 Holmes Rd. Ste. 280 

Kansas City, MO 641313406

Nursing 

Ms. Nellie Eikmann 2942 Bayberry Ridge Drive (314) 846-7620 


Ms. Karen Hausfeld St. Mary's Health Center (314) 768-8000 

Assoc. Director of Nursing Services 6320 Clayton Road 


Mr. William (Bill) Kaeppel 2520 Greenbriar Drive (314) 831-8071 


Ms. Connie Koch Barnes/UMSL School of Nursing (314) 516-6849 

Acting Dean 8001 Natural Bridge 


Ms. Anita Martinez Manor Care (314) 838-6555 

Administrator 1200 Graham Rd. 

Florissant, MO 63031

Nursing 

Ms. Dawn McLean St. Alexius Hospital (314) 865-3333 

Administrator, Nursing Services 3933 S. Broadway 


Ms. Catherine Miller John Cochran VA Hospital (314) 652-4100 

Coordinator 915 N. Grand Ave. 


Ms. Kathy Paur Christian Hospital (314) 355-2300 

Manager, Dept. of Education Northeast/Northwest 

11133 Dunn Road 


Ms. Jean Smith Forest Park Hospital (314) 768-5630 

Director of Nursing, Patient Care 6150 Oakland Ave. 

Services St. Louis, MO 63139 

Ms. Cindy Vishy St. Louis Children's Hospital (314) 286-0388 

Manager of Clinical Education One Children's Place 


Ms. Gail Wagner St. Luke's Hospital (314) 434-1500 

VP of Nursing 232 South Woods Mill Road 

Chesterfield, MO 63017

Physical Therapist Assistant 

Mrs. Beth Crowner St. John's Mercy Medical Center (314) 569-6304 

Physical Therapy 615 S. New Ballas Rd. 


Ms. Margaret Hilmer St. Louis Home Health (314) 352-7889 

5106 Hampton Ave, Ste. 206 


Mrs. Laura Johnston St. John's Mercy Medical Center (314) 569-6257 

Supervisor, CCCE 615 S. New Ballas Raod 


Mr. Michael Kenyon St. Louis Childrens Hospital (314) 454-6154 

PTA #1 Children's Place 


Ms. Jane Lockett Christian Hospital NW (314) 953-6448 

Physical Therapy Supervisor 1150 Graham Rd. Ste. 104 


Physical Therapist Assistant 

Ms. Judy Mange 9414 Pine (314) 962-9111 

Brentwood, MO 63144 

Ms. Terry Meyer Bethesda Dillworth (314) 355-6660 

Director of Physical Therapy 9645 Big Bend 


Ms. Kathleen Noles Barnes Care West (314) 993-3279 

Clinical Education Coordinator 11501 Page Service Rd. 


Mrs. Janet Nolte Delmar Gardens Enterprises (636) 256-9275 

Therapy Services Coordinator 851 Pebblefield Terrace 

Manchester, MO 63021 

Mrs. Kelly Nowacki St. Mary's Hospital (SSM) (314) 638-8491 

PTA 9145 Arvin Place 


Mrs. Marcie Pattiz Surrey Place (314) 542-3300 

Physical Therapy Assistant 14701 Olive Blvd. 


Ms. Karen Trim DePaul Health Center (314) 344-6460 

Physical Therapy 12303 DePaul Dr. 

Bridgeton, MO 63044

Polysomnography Technology 

Ms. Kelly Million St. Joseph's Hospital (314) 966-1559 

Director, Sleep Lab 525 Couch Ave. 


Mr. Eric Powell Barnes West County Hospital (314) 996-8404 

Director, Sleep Lab 12634 Olive Blvd. 


Mr. William Reed Jefferson Memorial Hospital (636) 933-1324 

Coordinator, Sleep Disorders Center P.O. Box 350 

Crystal City, MO 63019 

Ms. Teresa Skaggs Clayton Sleep Institute (314) 645-6360 

Sleep Lab Coordinator 6400 Clayton Ave. 


Mr. Dennis Sutmoeller Christian Hospital NW (314) 953-6287 

Coordinator, Sleep Disorders Center 1225 Graham Rd. 


Respiratory Therapy 

Mr. Frank Caruso Missouri Baptist Medical Center (314) 996-5121 

Manager, Respiratory Care (BJC) 

3015 N. Ballas Rd 


Ms. Darnetta Clinkscale BJC Hospital (314) 362-5438 

Director, Respiratory Therapy #1 Barnes Hospital Plaza 


Mr. John Hemkens St. Louis University Hospital (314) 577-8810 

Director, Respiratory Care PO Box 15250 3635 Vista 

St. Louis, MO 63110-0250 

Mr. Neil Hittler Christian Northeast (314) 653-5611 

Director, Rehab, Pulmonary, Sleep 11133 Dunn Rd. 

& Neuro Diagnostics St. Louis, MO 63136 

Mr. Robert Karsch Barnes Jewish Christian (314) 362-5438 

Manager, Cardiology Services, #1 Barnes Jewish Plaza 

Cardiac Diagnostic Lab St. Louis, MO 63110 

Mr. Thomas LaBruyere St. Anthony’s Medical Center (314) 525-1128 

Director, Cardiopulmonary 10010 Kennerly Rd. 


Mr. Bill Lamb Bemes Inc. (636) 349-3377 

Clinical Specialist 800 Sun Park Dr. 

Fenton, MO 63026

08/26/04 -1- 

3.1 

NAME 

APPOINTMENTS/ADMINISTRATIVE/PROFESSIONAL STAFF 

Dooley-Artis, Brenda 

* Minimum salary for the range 

Replacement position 

CURRENT (C) 

OR NEW (N) 

EMPLOYEE 

LOCATION TITLE RANGE ANNUAL 

RATE 

N CC Benefits Specialist 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

P 10 $41,189* 09/20/04-06/30/05


3.1 

NAME 

APPOINTMENTS/CLASSIFIED STAFF 

CURRENT (C) 

OR NEW (N) 

EMPLOYEE 

LOCATION TITLE RANGE 

Smith, Adrienne C FP Student Activities Assistant II 

Westermayer, Stephen 

* Minimum salary for the range 

Both are replacement positions. 

C M Educational Assistant II 

PAY 

RATE 

6 $1,070.96 bi-wk* 

6 1,070.96 bi-wk* 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

08/30/04 

08/27/04


3.2 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT/ADMINISTRATIVE/PROFESSIONAL STAFF 

NAME LOCATION TITLE RANGE 

Henderson, Patricia CC From: Manager, Employment 

To: Senior Manager, Employment 

P 13 

P 14 

ANNUAL 

RATE 

$63,073.87 

64,903.00* 

Chambers, Kathleen CC Project Associate II P 8 From: 35,554.94 

To: 39,111.00** 

Petz, Michael CC Coordinator, Engineering & Network 

Support 

Burroughs, Gena FV Coordinator, Student 

Access/Achievement Services 

P 10 From: 51,065.12 

To: 56,172.00** 

P 8 From: 45,732.48 

To: 50,305.00** 

From: 44,185.97 

To: 48,604.57** 

*Rate change in accordance with administrative practice. 

**Increase in base compensation in accordance with Administrative Procedures E2.3, Additional Administrative/Professional 

Responsibilities. 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

08/27/04-06/30/05 

07/01/04-06/30/05 

(reference footnote) 

07/12/04-12/31/04 

(reference footnote) 

07/01/04-07/02/04 

05/05/04-06/30/04 

Henderson: Result of classification review. 

Chambers, Petz & Burroughs: For additional duties of another position; ending dates for Chambers & Petz may be earlier than listed.

08/26/04 -3a- 

3.2 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT/ADMINISTRATIVE/PROFESSIONAL STAFF 

NAME LOCATION TITLE 

Shaneberger, Roy CC From: Manager, Employee & Labor Relations 

To: Senior Manager, Employee & Labor 

Relations/Benefits 

RANG 

E 

A 13 

A 14 

ANNUAL 

RATE 

$60,170.76 

61,916.00* 

Bonds, Marsha FV Senior Project Associate II P 11 From: 45,529.65 

To: 48,717.00** 

From: 43,990.00 

To: 47,069.30** 

*Rate change in accordance with administrative practice. 

**Increase in base compensation in accordance with Administrative Procedures E2.3, Additional Administrative/Professional 

Responsibilities. 

Shaneberger: Result of classification review. 

Bonds: For additional duties of another position; ending date may be earlier than 09/30/04. 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

08/27/04-06/30/05 

07/01/04-09/30/04 

05/30/04-06/30/04

08/26/04 -3b- 

3.2 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT/CLASSIFIED STAFF 

NAME LOCATION TITLE RANGE 

Walker, Alice CC From: Educational Assistant I 

To: Educational Assistant II 

5 

6 

PAY 

RATE 

$1,182.73 bi-wk 

1,305.04 bi-wk* 

Hehr, Steve M LAN Specialist 8 From: 1,293.96 bi-wk 

To: 1,423.36 bi-wk** 

Peeples, Renee FV Administrative Secretary 5 From: 1,054.88 bi-wk 

To: 1,128.72 bi-wk** 

Smith, LaVaughn FV Student Admissions/Registration 

Assistant III 

Brouk, Judith From: M 

To: CC 

Sharp, Gloria From: M 

To: FV 

Administrative Assistant I 

Administrative Assistant II 

5 From: 1,342.88 bi-wk 

To: 1,436.88 bi-wk** 

7 

8 

1,435.57 bi-wk 

1,579.13 bi-wk*** 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

08/27/04 

04/12/04-06/09/04 

05/13/04-06/25/04 

05/17/04-06/25/04 

09/20/04 

Housekeeper - 12.27/hr 08/30/04 

* Salary placement in accordance with Resolution Relating to Provisions of Board Policy Applicable to Classified Office & Technical 

Bargaining Unit Employees, Article VIII Vacancies. 

** Salary increase in accordance with Resolution Relating to Provisions of Board Policy Applicable to Classified Office & Technical 

Bargaining Unit Employees, Article XXI Additional Compensation. 

*** Salary increase in accordance with Board Policy F4.1 Promotional Salary Increase for Non-Unit Office & Technical Employees. 

Walker: New, temporary, externally-funded position. 

Hehr, Peeples & Smith: For additional duties of another position. 

Brouk: New position. 

Sharp: Lateral transfer.

3.2 Other Personnel Actions/St. Louis Community College 

2004-2005 Salary Recommendations 

Faculty-Continuing 

Forest Park 

Name Range Job Title Annual Salary 

Amor, Abdelouahab IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Anderhub, Beth M V Professor 62,561 

Angert, Joseph C IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Anthes, Richard M IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Arpadi, Allen G IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Ashcroft, John R III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Baldwin, Robert O V Professor 79,659 

Beal, David W IV Associate Professor 58,758 

Bergjans, Dorrine C IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Bouchard, Celia A II Instructor II/IR 47,044 

Breed, Gwen E IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Brennan, James R V Professor 65,004 

Bunn, John R IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Cervellione, Gabrielle III Assistant Professor 54,969 

Chambers, Stanley V III Assistant Professor 55,850 

Chapman, Thelma L V Professor 63,783 

Conner, Elcee C IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Consolino, Beverly M V Professor 63,783 

Corich, Evelyn F III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Cusumano, Donald R V Professor 80,880 

Daniel, Paul T IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Denney, Diane M V Professor 69,889 

Dennis, Jeremy K III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Dickerson, John R V Professor 83,323 

Dickinson, Zelma A V Professor 63,783 

Downey, Michael D IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Dunlop, Katherine V Professor 72,331 

Featherson, Vincent E IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Fish, Lynda K IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Fitzgerald, Eleftheria IV Associate Professor/Counselor 66,005 

Fonseca, Eve M III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Forester, Patricia M IV Associate Professor/IR 56,687 

Gerardot, Diane M IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Graham, Nita S III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Grote, Terri J III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Hallermann, Charleen T V Professor 69,889 

Harlan, Vernon T IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Harris, James J IV Associate Professor 68,076 

Hartmann, William K V Professor 62,561 

Hartwein, Jon II Instructor II 49,264 

Hawker, Patricia E II Instructor II 50,742 

Heaton, Patricia L V Professor 69,889 

Ashcroft: Transferring to Florissant Valley campus, effective fall 2004 semester. 

Consolino & Heaton: Sabbaticals effective fall 2004 semester. 

08/26/04 -4-




Forest Park 


Hinton, Grady V Professor 63,783 

Hughes, Ronald V IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Hulsey, Keith C III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Jason, Marita A V Professor 62,561 

Johnson, Cecilia H V Professor 69,889 

Johnson, Ida T III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Johnson, Margaret K III Assistant Professor 56,730 

Josten, Denice L IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Juriga, David A III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Kahan, Brenda H V Professor 65,004 

Kiser, Karen M V Professor 65,004 

Knight, Sandra M III Assistant Professor/Counselor 49,687 

Koosmann, Steven B V Professor 65,004 

Lee, Dianne M V Professor 65,004 

Liu, Grace V Professor 63,783 

Lodhi, Afzal V Professor 77,217 

Malone, McCoy A V Professor 71,110 

Marion, Louis M IV Associate Professor/Counselor 72,217 

McBride, Patrick C III Assistant Professor 62,012 

McEwen, Patricia B III Assistant Professor 52,328 

McHugh, James M IV Associate Professor 66,005 

McKay, Darrell E V Professor 72,331 

Meyer, Deborah M IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Mitchell, Lucille B V Professor/Counselor 72,331 

Moody, Carla J II Instructor II 50,002 

Moser, Donald B IV Associate Professor 72,217 

Munson, Bruce J II Instructor II 49,264 

Njoku, Angela C III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Noori-Khajavi, Anoosh II Instructor II 45,565 

Ostlund, Karen M IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Pennington, Gwendolyn G V Professor 66,225 

Pennington, Jack L V Professor 77,217 

Peppes, Nicholas D IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Person, Sharon K V Professor 65,004 

Price, Mary A IV Associate Professor 57,723 

Rhodes, Marlene IV Associate Professor/Counselor 64,970 

Richards, Evann M IV Associate Professor 59,792 

Roach, Timothy L V Professor 62,561 

Schaber, Jennifer K III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Scott, Harriette A III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Shepherd, Deneen M III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Smith, Stephen W II Instructor II 45,565 

Souder, Sally A IV Associate Professor 72,217 

Lodhi: Currently serving as Acting Dean, Allied Health/Natural Sciences. 





Forest Park 


Swallow, Cheryl A IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Swyers, Kathleen M III Assistant Professor/Counselor 48,807 

Taylor, Mary A V Professor 65,004 

Ter Maat, Dwayne J V Professor 74,775 

Trunk, Deborah D V Professor 65,004 

Urban, Georgia A IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Walker, Mitchell E V Professor 65,004 

Weber, Mark A V Professor 62,561 

Weil, Robert L III Assistant Professor 55,850 

Zant, Thomas V Professor 83,323 

Zuo, Yingxu IV Associate Professor 54,616 




Faculty-Probationary 

Forest Park 


Becker, Kathleen Sue III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Brown, Dorian A II Instructor II 44,826 

Clark, Judy V II Instructor II 44,826 

Collins, Jennifer P II Instructor II 47,044 

Conte, Mario V III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Godfrey, Carolyn J II Instructor II 43,349 

Hertel, Robert B III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Higgins, Julie C II Instructor II 43,349 

Huber, William F III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Hurley, Mary Elizabeth III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Ivory, Jeffrey P III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Johnson, Elmer Claude III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Johnson, Reginald A III Assistant Professor/Counselor 48,807 

Jones, Jeffrey D III Assistant Professor 50,566 

LaRock, William W III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Martin, Susan J II Instructor II 47,044 

Morris, Jonathan Michael II Instructor II 43,349 

Otto, Esther Elizabeth III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Piazza, Ellen Elizabeth II Instructor II 44,087 

Raheja, Nina S III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Reeves, Aaron L II Instructor II 44,087 

Rizzo, Kathleen Susan III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Rossi, Charles R III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Talkad, Venugopal D III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Williams, Louis III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Zirkle, Thomas A III Assistant Professor 48,335 




Faculty-Temporary 

Forest Park 


Adamecz, Gustav III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Dettman, David D III Assistant Professor 51,447 

Goessling, Steven P I Instructor I 41,332 

Mueller, Craig Hugo III Assistant Professor 52,328 

All are temporary, externally-funded positions. 





Florissant Valley 


Adams, Nancy E V Professor 65,004 

Agrawal, Ashok V Professor 77,217 

Appelbaum, Susan S IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Armstrong, Richard D V Professor 66,225 

Askew, Mary T III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Beard, Otis C III Assistant Professor 57,608 

Belt, Donda D III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Berger, Carol A V Professor 72,331 

Berne, Richard R V Professor 69,889 

Bickel, Roger P V Professor 68,665 

Bingham, Thomas J V Professor 80,880 

Blanco, Carlos A IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Bryan, Wayne M II Instructor II 44,087 

Burkhardt, Charles E IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Bushong, Michael T III Assistant Professor 58,491 

Byers, Larry J IV Associate Professor 62,899 

Campbell, Cindy L V Professor 62,561 

Chant, Robert R V Professor 69,889 

Coburn, John W V Professor 31,280 

Coelho, Ana P IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Dent, Thomas P V Professor 79,659 

Dunbar, Laurencin IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Edmonds, Dino A II Instructor II 44,826 

Finnell, Patricia K IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Fliss, Edward R III Assistant Professor 54,969 

Florini, Jeanne R IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Fox, Sharon A IV Associate Professor/IR 54,616 

Freeman, Terrence L V Professor 67,446 

Friedman, Donna G V Professor 71,110 

Frizelle, William G III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Galanis, Joanne M V Professor/IR 65,004 

Gale-Betzler, Lisa E III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Gerstenecker, Dale M IV Associate Professor 59,792 

Gopalan, Chaya V Professor 63,783 

Gordon, Brian G V Professor 77,217 

Gormley, James C IV Associate Professor 58,758 

Grahlfs, Joan M IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Graul, Julie L III Assistant Professor 54,969 

Hake, Carol L IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Hamberg, Linda J IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Haun, Margaret C V Professor 71,110 

Heidger, John M V Professor 71,110 

Herzog, David L V Professor 69,889 

Agrawal: Currently serving as Acting Dean, Mathematics/Science/Engineering & Technology. 

Coburn: Sabbatical effective academic year 2004-05. Coelho: Sabbatical effective spring 2005 semester. 







Heth, George O IV Associate Professor 57,723 

Hovis, Janice Kay III Assistant Professor/IR 49,687 

Huebner, Michael E IV Associate Professor/Counselor 58,758 

Huether, Teresa F V Professor 62,561 

Kalinevitch, Karen L V Professor 71,110 

Kalmer, Irene C IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Landiss, Daniel J V Professor 74,775 

Langnas, Robert S IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Lewis, Christine Marie II Instructor II 43,349 

Licata, Christina F IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Luebke, Mary E IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Lupardus, S Carol III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Lyons, Eilene M IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Magagnos, Lovedy S IV Associate Professor 72,217 

Mayes, Howard G V Professor 66,225 

Mayes, Karen K V Professor 65,004 

McCloskey, Ellen A V Professor 62,561 

McDonald, Chris L III Assistant Professor 48,807 

McGuffin, Dorothy B V Professor/Counselor 65,004 

McManemy, Jeffrey Charles IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Mense, James J III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Mines, Thomas E V Professor 77,217 

Mosher, Anne Marie IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Mosley, Kim V Professor 72,331 

Mozelewski, Ronald A V Professor 68,665 

Mueller, Kelly J III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Nagel, Jack G V Professor 71,110 

Nance, Harreld E IV Associate Professor 72,217 

North, Sharon I V Professor 62,561 

Nygard, Paul D IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Oney, Margaret J IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Ortbals, John D IV Associate Professor 63,934 

Palank, Robert F IV Associate Professor 68,076 

Pearson, Roy III Assistant Professor 62,892 

Pescarino, Richard A III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Popper, Regina W IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Powell, Margaret B IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Reilly, Catherine H III Assistant Professor/IR 49,687 

Riedl, John Michael II Instructor II 43,349 

Risch, David E V Professor 83,323 

Rosenthal, Howard G V Professor 65,004 

Selig, Margaret R V Professor/Counselor 69,889 

Shultis, Eric IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Mosley: Currently serving as Acting Dean, Liberal Arts. 

North: Sabbatical effective fall 2004 semester. Popper: Sabbatical effective spring 2005 semester. 







Sodon, James R V Professor 83,323 

Spaulding, Donna M IV Associate Professor 62,899 

Spencer, Jamieson IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Stephens, Christopher J IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Taylor, Mark L IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Teschendorf, Michelle E IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Tyler, Margaret G IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Unger, Richard S IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Wallner, Donna F IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Wigg, David George IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Wilke, Fred J V Professor 65,004 

Worth, Joseph B IV Associate Professor 54,616 







Betzler, Daniel J III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Bozek, Brian M II Instructor II 44,087 

du Maine, Jessica J III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Ebest, Ron J III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Flynn, Thomas W II Instructor II 46,306 

Gardner, Sandra M III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Garsnett, Kay Lynn III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Gordon, Katherine Heather II Instructor II 43,349 

Hake, John C II Instructor B 43,349 

Higdon, Paul Edward III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Lasek, Emily L II Instructor II/Counselor 43,349 

Layton, Timothy S II Instructor II 46,306 

Linzy, Nancy A III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Manteuffel, Mark Steven III Assistant Professor 48,335 

Moody, Peggy L III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Saum, Suzanne E III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Schalda, Anne Therese III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Shanks-Brueggenjohann, Cindy II Instructor II 46,306 

Wachal, Barbara Joan III Assistant Professor 48,335 

Walker, Carla Drake II Instructor II 45,565 

Wang, Danhua III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Warren, Aundrea L II Instructor II 44,087 

Wilson, Pamela S III Assistant Professor/Counselor 49,687 







Dabney, Kristin Diane III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Fischer, Carl W III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Nesser-Chu, Janice II Instructor II 44,087 

Pea, Nancy E Jones III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Dabney, Nesser-Chu & Pea: Temporary, one-academic year only appointments. 

Fischer: Temporary, externally-funded position. 





Meramec 


Aehle, Michael R V Professor 63,783 

Ahrens, J Markus III Assistant Professor 51,447 

Albrecht, Randall L IV Associate Professor 68,076 

Ballard, Kelly K III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Barker, Jacqueline A IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Barrett, Barbara Jean V Professor 65,004 

Bayer, John G V Professor 77,217 

Bee, Bethabra V Professor 69,889 

Behrend, Reynold C IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Billman, Daniel T III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Bjorkgren, Lynn M IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Blalock, Kay Jeanene IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Breitwieser, Dianne E V Professor 68,665 

Bryan, Rebecca A II Instructor II 43,349 

Campbell, Jay G IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Carson, Diane E V Professor 77,217 

Carter, Christine E IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Chanasue, Deborah M IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Chesney, Win V Professor 67,446 

Chott, Craig S III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Christman, Mary B IV Associate Professor 57,723 

Cobb, Daniel R V Professor 77,217 

Collins, Steven G III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Cooper, Terry D V Professor 63,783 

Crawford, Linden G V Professor/Counselor 65,004 

Cruz, Ana Lucia IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Day, Leroy Thomas IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Delong, Rondel J IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Dixon, Robert T IV Associate Professor 72,217 

Dufer, Dennis C IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Dwyer, Joan E IV Associate Professor 60,828 

Epperson, Cynthia K III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Etling, Nancy A IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Franks, Louise B IV Associate Professor 59,792 

Franks, Stephanie L III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Frost, James G IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Fuller, Michael J V Professor 68,665 

Gaines, Karen B IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Garrett, Toni N V Professor 65,004 

Goetz, Ronald E IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Greer, James F V Professor 65,004 

Groth, Charles E III Assistant Professor 51,447 

Groth: Sabbatical effective fall 2004 semester. 





Meramec 


Grupas, Angela K V Professor 65,004 

Guenther, Charles J V Professor 65,004 

Hafer, Gail H IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Hagan, Marilyn Kay V Professor 69,889 

Harms, Robert C III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Hauser, Michael A IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Helbling, Rebecca Jane Miller III Assistant Professor/IR 48,807 

Herdlick, John D III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Huelsmann, Mary L III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Hughes, John S V Professor 65,004 

Hunt-Bradford, Susan E II Instructor II 47,785 

Hurst, Douglas J IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Huxhold, John P V Professor 80,880 

Hvatum, Margaret M IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Ilhan, Gulten IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Inyang, Ambrose A V Professor 62,561 

Jones, Trevin J II Instructor II 44,087 

Kalfus, Richard M V Professor 83,323 

Karleskint, George V Professor 65,004 

Keller, Margaret L IV Associate Professor 57,723 

Keller, Patty OHallaron V Professor 65,004 

Kelly, J Kevin IV Associate Professor 62,899 

Klein, Nancy M V Professor 62,561 

Kreider, Mary K V Professor 72,331 

Krishnan, Gee R V Professor 66,225 

Kummer, Denise L V Professor 65,004 

Kurt, Barbara E V Professor 62,561 

Langrehr, Andrew M III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Larson, Judy C IV Associate Professor 59,792 

Leach, Judith A V Professor 66,225 

Lee, Kwan M IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Lee, Robert M III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Lewis, Walter B V Professor 74,775 

Lincoln, Craig W IV Associate Professor 55,652 

Little, Timothy A III Assistant Professor 56,730 

Loy, Willis L V Professor 83,323 

Mahony, Elizabeth M V Professor 65,004 

Mani, Marcia A III Assistant Professor 50,566 

Marshall, Gregory A V Professor 71,110 

Marshall, Jon III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Martin de Camilo, Jody Elizabeth III Assistant Professor 48,807 

McDonald, Virginia N V Professor 67,446 

McDoniel, Lawrence J V Professor 74,775 

Hurst & Inyang: Sabbatical effective fall 2004 semester. 

Marshall: Currently serving as Acting Dean, Communications/Mathematics. 





Meramec 


McDowell, Barbara J IV Associate Professor 55,652 

McElligott, Pamela G IV Associate Professor 54,616 

McKay, Heather V Professor 62,561 

McManus, Laurie K V Professor 62,561 

Mercer, June J IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Meyer, Eric W II Instructor II 43,349 

Meyer, Suellen V Professor 71,110 

Michel-Trapaga, Rene D V Professor 65,004 

Miller, Robert J III Assistant Professor 59,370 

Mirikitani, Ronald T V Professor 77,217 

Mizes, Lisa R II Instructor II 47,044 

Molner, Arthur R V Professor 77,217 

Monachella, Mary B V Professor 63,783 

Montgomery, David L IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Moore, Kathryn E IV Associate Professor 62,899 

Nagel, John William V Professor 67,446 

Olson, Karen A V Professor 62,561 

Paul, Ronald G V Professor 63,783 

Pisacreta, Diane III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Pressman, Sophia II Instructor II 43,349 

Rebollo, Jean M III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Reuter, Marion M IV Associate Professor 56,687 

Richardson, Carol J V Professor 63,783 

Ritts, Vicki M V Professor 62,561 

Roberts, Paul R IV Associate Professor 62,899 

Romero, Marco A IV Associate Professor 57,723 

Salmon, Harold E V Professor/Counselor 67,446 

Scherer, Juliet Katherine III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Schmitt, Damaris A V Professor/IR 71,110 

Schoolman, Marilyn J IV Associate Professor 59,792 

Schweser, Susan K V Professor 62,561 

Scroggins, Fredna C V Professor 66,225 

Seese, Lillian M V Professor 71,110 

Sether, Donald L III Assistant Professor 55,850 

Shuck, Patrick J V Professor 71,110 

Sibbitts, Gary E IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Simmons, Nancy R V Professor 68,665 

Snaric, Jay M III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Sperruzza, Denise M II Instructor II 47,785 

Steiner, Hope E V Professor/Counselor 66,225 

Stewart, Gayla S V Professor 68,665 

Strahm, Cheryl A III Assistant Professor 51,447 

Suellen Meyer: Sabbatical effective spring 2005 semester. 

Rebollo: Sabbatical effective fall 2004 semester. 





Meramec 


Stukenholtz, Larry L IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Thayer, William V IV Associate Professor 62,899 

Thomas, Corinne M V Professor 67,446 

Thomas, Ronald W V Professor 83,323 

Thomas-Vertrees, Laverne V Professor 66,225 

Thompson, Judith S IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Tiedt, Linda J V Professor 63,783 

Tylka, David IV Associate Professor 59,792 

Ulmer, Donna K V Professor 65,004 

Van Vickle, Linda M III Assistant Professor 56,730 

Walsh, Janet K IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Wasson, George V Professor 66,225 

Wessely, Vicki R V Professor 62,561 

Wiesler, Eugene Paul V Professor 62,561 

Williams, Judy III Assistant Professor 59,370 

Yale, Emily A IV Associate Professor 54,616 

Thayer: Sabbatical effective fall 2004 semester. 

Thompson: Sabbatical effective spring 2005 semester. 





Meramec 


Chesla, Joseph C III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Collier, Nancy C III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Counte, Suzanne F III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Dorsch, Joachim O III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Dorsey, Mary K III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Elliott, John M II Instructor II 43,349 

Fratello, Bradley Peter III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Gardetto, Darlaine Claire III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Garvey, Pamela A II Instructor II 44,826 

Hamilton, Angela L II Instructor II 43,349 

Hanlon, David R III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Herman, Susan K II Instructor II/Counselor 47,044 

High, Julie Ann III Assistant Professor 51,447 

Ibur, James M III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Lemons, Shelly Lynn III Assistant Professor 48,335 

Long, Richard Douglas III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Lorenz, Michael R III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Messmer, John P III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Morris, Betsy J III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Murray, Russell H III Assistant Professor 51,447 

Padberg, Christine Elizabeth II Instructor II 43,349 

Peraud, Richard J II Instructor II 44,826 

Pierroutsakos, Sophia L III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Reno, Shaun II Instructor II 44,826 

Ruppert, Joan Hart III Assistant Professor 52,328 

Schamber, Steven M II Instructor II 45,565 

Schneider, Joseph R II Instructor II 45,565 

Skornia, Dale E III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Stone, Tina M II Instructor II 45,453 

Taylor, David M II Instructor II 44,087 

Taylor, Timothy Neal II Instructor II 44,826 

Voss, Karl Dirk III Assistant Professor 49,687 

Waghulde, Vidyullata C III Assistant Professor 53,209 

Werner, Donna J III Assistant Professor 48,807 

Williams, Gelaine R III Assistant Professor/Counselor 50,566 

Wilson, Nathan G II Instructor II 44,087 

Zumwinkel, Donna Marie II Instructor II/Counselor 44,087 





Meramec 


Campbell, Carl E II Instructor II 46,306 

Feller, Candi P V Professor/Counselor 65,004 

Kokotovich, Lisa M III Assistant Professor 48,335 

Campbell & Kokotovich: Temporary, one academic year only appointments. 

Feller: Temporary, externally-funded position. 


08/26/04 -20- 

3.2 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/DEPARTMENT CHAIRS AND PROGRAM COORDINATORS AT FOREST PARK 2004-2005 

Program Coordinator 

Chemistry 

Patricia McEwen 

3.4 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/REQUEST FOR UNPAID LEAVE OF ABSENCE/CERTIFICATED STAFF 


EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

Marshall, Alison CC Project Associate II 08/03/04-09/29/04 

3.4 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/REQUEST FOR UNPAID LEAVE OF ABSENCE/CLASSIFIED STAFF 


Swartz, Lorraine CC Administrative Secretary 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

07/14/04-01/13/05 

Smith, M. Susan CC Library Associate 08/01/04-11/01/04 

Smith: Extension of previous leave of absence which began on 02/24/04.

08/26/04 -21- 

3.4 

OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/RESIGNATIONS/RETIREMENTS/CERTIFICATED STAFF 


Jack, Bryan M Coordinator, Student Orientations & Transitions 

McGrath, Kelly CC Project Associate II 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

08/11/04 

08/02/04 

Lee, Shelly FV Project Associate II 07/30/04 

Mandrapa, Tatjana CC Project Associate II 

All are resignations. 

3.4 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/RETIREMENTS/CLASSIFIED STAFF 


Hamilton, Charles FP Distribution/Mail Clerk 

25 years of service 

07/23/04 

EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

09/30/04

08/26/04 -21a- 

3.4 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/TERMINATIONS/CLASSIFIED STAFF 


EFFECTIVE 

DATE 

Williams, James FV Housekeeper 08/27/04 

3.4 OTHER PERSONNEL ACTIONS/REVISIONS TO PREVIOUSLY-APPROVED ITEMS 

Board of Trustees approval 07/29/04, 3.2 2004-05 Salary Recommendations: 

p. 12: Revise salary for Joe Ann Hester, FP, Manager Campus Business Services; from $73,647.50 to $73,292. 

p. 14: Revise salary for Ronnie Romer, M, Manager Campus Business Services; from $73,647.50 to $73,292. 

Revise salary for Paul Talaski, M, Manager, Media Services; from $73,647.50 to $73,292. 

p. 18: Revise salary of Nicole Deloch, Academic Advisor, 36 weeks; from $30,789.18 to $25,657.65. 

Add this footnote to the recommendation for Lauren Roberds, Senior Research Associate, $61,658.93: 

Base salary includes increase for additional responsibilities of another position through 09/30/04 or earlier.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES 

This job description is a general statement of the major duties and responsibilities of 

this position. It contains the facts necessary to describe and clarify the position. More 

specific additional job related duties may be assigned to this position at different 

locations in the College. 

TITLE: MANAGER, DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES 

CLASSIFICATION: Professional (Exempt) 

REPORTS TO: Executive Dean, Dean 

SUPERVISION GIVEN: Specialists, Services for the Disabled; clerical staff; 

part-time Educational Assistants; may supervise faculty and/or 

Interpreter Coordinator, Interpreters 

POSITION SUMMARY: 

Performs duties necessary to plan, implement, and manage campus-wide 

support services for students with disabilities; works with faculty and 

other instructional personnel regarding accommodations and the design of 

curriculum and instructional methodology; administers budgets; monitors 

and advises faculty, staff, and administration of the College’s mandated 

compliance to disability-related state and federal laws (Americans with 

Disabilities Act – ADA, Rehabilitation Act, Section 504); provides training 

and consultative services to faculty, staff, students, and the community; 

provides accommodations as necessary for college events/activities; 

performs normal supervisory functions. 

PRIMARY DUTIES PERFORMED: 

EF Coordinates the campus office process for the award of student 

accommodations; establishes guidelines and reviews documentation of 

disability in order to determine appropriate accommodations; insures 

compliance with state/federal statutes and institutional regulations: 

instructs students in the development of accommodations plans, effective 

use of accommodations, and appropriate advocacy to minimize impact of 

their disability in a post-secondary setting; notifies instructors of 

accommodation needs of students with disabilities. 

EF Performs counseling and academic advising for students with disabilities 

including program planning, career and personal counseling, financial aid 

audits, graduation audits, and registration. 

EF Facilitates problem solving/conflict resolution regarding the provisions of 

accommodations or disability-related issues with faculty, staff and 

students. Provides training to faculty, staff, students, and the community 

to ensure equal access to the College’s programs, activities, and services. 

Works with faculty and other instructional personnel regarding 

Date Issued: 9/93 

EF=Essential Function 

OF=Other (Non-essential) Function 

Pursuant to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Requirements 

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES 

This job description is a general statement of the major duties and responsibilities of 

this position. It contains the facts necessary to describe and clarify the position. More 

specific additional job related duties may be assigned to this position at different 

locations in the College. 

accommodations and the design of curriculum and instructional 

methodology to strengthen equal access to instruction for persons with 

disabilities through staff and student development activities. 

EF Documents the College’s compliance to state/federal laws through a 

centralized electronic record system which includes individual, active and 

inactive student files, confidential documentation of disabilities, and 

record of provision of accommodations. Assists in the preparation of 

responses to Office of Civil Rights (OCR) and Human Rights Commission 

(HRC) investigations and other legal processes regarding the College’s 

provision of equal access. 

EF Analyzes trends and interpretations of state/federal regulations in 

disability compliance that effect institutional policy; recommends 

changes and purchase of appropriate adaptive equipment in compliance 

with state/federal regulations. 

EF Performs normal supervisory duties. Coordinates the provision of 

support personnel such as interpreters, note-takers, readers, and 

writers; the provision of instructional material in alternate format 

including Braille, large print and e-text; and the scheduling of rooms, 

accessible furniture and equipment. 

EF Oversees budgets from three cost centers: operational budget, Carl 

Perkins budget, and In/Out Budget. 

Performs other job related duties as assigned. 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 

Master’s Degree and over three (3) years of relevant full-time experience. 

Revised: 07/04 

Date Issued: 9/93 

EF=Essential Function 

OF=Other (Non-essential) Function 

Pursuant to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Requirements 

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4.1.1 Recommendation for Award/Purchasing 

Board approval is requested for the award of a contract to the SHERATON CLAYTON PLAZA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS for 

the rental of a banquet facility in the amount estimated at $9,756.15. 

Description 

This contract will provide a suitable banquet room and buffet style dinner with non-alcoholic beverages for the 

Meramec Campus Award Banquet. This event is currently scheduled for Friday, May 13, 2005. The estimated cost of 

this event is based upon a projected attendance of three hundred (300) participants. Actual attendance will 

determine the total amount expended. The recommended vendor offered the lowest cost per person and meets all 

specifications. No known minority-owned or woman-owned business enterprise participated in this bid process. 

Bid – B0001797 

The evaluation of this bid, which opened July 21, 2004, is listed below: 

Bidders Cost per Person/Gratuity/AV Est. Total/300 Persons 

SHERATON CLAYTON PLAZA HOTEL, ST. LOUIS $ 26.95/19%/$135 $ 9,756.15 

Radisson Hotel Clayton 29.95/20%/$ 60 10,852.00 

Hilton, St. Louis Frontenac 42.00/21%/$150 15,255.00 

Chase Park Plaza 51.00/21%/$135 18,633.00 

Funding 

Expenditures made against this contract will be funded from Agency Budgets. 

Advertisements 

The College posts all open competitive bid opportunities on its WEB page and, in compliance with Board policy, also 

places newspaper advertisements on those bids estimated to exceed $75,000.00.


Board approval is requested for the use of St. Louis County Government contract with the CHILD DAYCARE 

ASSOCIATION in an amount not to exceed $70,000.00, for a period of one (1) full year, to begin September 1, 2004. 

If approved, the contract will provide eligible Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program participants with temporary 

assistance in meeting their child care needs while enrolled in the program. Contract services will be provided to 

clients upon referral to participate in the WIA program by the College’s Employment and Training Center. If 

approved, this will be the fifth contract year of approval to use this provider. 

The Workforce Investment Act program is a Federal Program funded through the Department of Elementary and 

Secondary Education and awarded to St. Louis County Government. Participation in the WIA program was approved 

by the Board of Trustees on July 24, 2000, Agenda Item 7.1. 

Funding 

All purchases made against this contract will be funded from external budgets. 


The primary contractor managed all aspects of the bid for these services.


Board approval is requested for the award of a contract for the routine production and mailing of 1098-T Tuition 

Payment Statement forms to MIDWEST DIRECT MARKETING SERVICES in an amount not to exceed $25,000.00 

for a period of three (3) full years, with an option to renew for two (2) additional years, to begin September 1, 2004. 

Description 

This contract will be used to produce and mail forms the College is required to supply to students in compliance with 

the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. The recommended bidder meets all requirements of the bid, including experience in 

producing and distributing tax forms, and offered the overall lowest price. Bids were evaluated on sample product 

quality and prior experience in both producing and mailing like forms. The quantity to be produced and mailed for 

each Tax year varies. The 2004 tax year requirement is currently estimated at 75,000. No known minority-owned or 

woman-owned business enterprise participated in this bid process. 

Bid – B0001798 


Bidders Total Cost Per 1,000 Forms 

MIDWEST DIRECT MARKETING SERVICES $ 73.81 

CDCI/Source Link 73.85 

The Relizon Company 120.62 

Commercial Letter, Inc. 181.00 

Input Technology, Inc. 199.89 

Funding 

Purchases made against this contract will be funded from current operating budgets. 


The College posts all open competitive bid opportunities on its WEB page and, in compliance with Board policy, also 

places newspaper advertisements on those bids estimated to exceed $75,000.00. Newspaper advertisements for this 

contract were run in the St. Louis American, the St. Louis Argus and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.


Board approval is requested for the award of a contract for the routine purchase of first aid, medical and athletic 

trainer supply items to MFASCO HEALTH & SAFETY, MOORE MEDICAL CORP., and EDWARDS MEDICAL SUPPLY 

in an amount not to exceed $38,000.00, with no guaranteed amount to any one bidder, for a period of three (3) full 

years, to begin September 1, 2004. 

Description 

This contract will be used College-wide by the Campus Health Services, Physical Education Departments and various 

Athletic programs to purchase first aid supplies, small pieces of medical equipment and over-the-counter drug items 

used in the treatment of minor illness, accidents and sports related injuries. Bid responses were evaluated on price 

(70%), product lines available (20%) and delivery services (10%). The recommended bidders achieved the best overall 

combined scores and meet all the specifications of the bid. Two (2) bidders were disqualified for technical reasons. 

No known minority-owned or woman-owned business enterprise participated in this bid process. 

Bid – B0001691 


Bidders Price/70 Pts Product/20 Pts Delivery/10 Pts Total/100 

MFASCO HEALTH & SAFETY 70.0 19.7 4.0 93.7 

MOORE MEDICAL CORP. 60.2 19.0 5.0 84.2 

EDWARDS MEDICAL SUPPLY 55.3 20.0 4.0 79.3 

Henry Schein, Inc. 46.9 19.5 6.0 72.4 

Funding 

Purchases made from this contract will be funded from current operating budgets. 


The College posts all open bid opportunities on its WEB page and, in compliance with Board policy, also places 

newspaper advertisements on those new bids estimated to exceed $75,000.00.

4.2.1 Request for Ratification/Purchasing 

There are no ratifications for Purchasing this month.

4.3.1 Recommendation for Award/Physical Facilities: 

Board approval is requested for award of CONTRACT F 05 501, HANDRAILS AT VARIOUS PLACES, 

ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE AT FLORISSANT VALLEY to IMPERIAL ORNAMENTAL METAL 

COMPANY, INC., for $68,416.00, for Base Bid plus Alternate #1. 

Contractor Base Bid Alternate #1 Total 

IMPERIAL ORNAMENTAL METAL COMPANY, INC. $ 61,283.00 $ 7,133.00 $ 68,416.00 

Aulbach Contracting, Inc. 61,942.00 6,925.00 68,867.00 

Description: 

The existing handrails are in need of repair and need to be brought up to current ADA standards. Existing 

handrails will be removed and replaced with modern handrails, including any concrete needed to complete the 

installation. Handrails to be replaced are located throughout the campus: Parking lot P-1 and P-2; north of 

Humanities; west of Communications; south of Communications; south of Social Science; north of Instructional 

Resources; and east of the Business Building. 

Alternate #1 will replace handrails south of the Student Center. 

Plans and specifications were prepared by the Physical Facilities/Engineering. 

Funding: 

This project will be funded from Capital budgets: Fiscal year 2001/02, Tab J, Page 1, No. 6; Fiscal year 2002/2003, 

Tab J, Page 1, No. 6; Fiscal year 2003/2004, Tab J, Page 1, No. 6. 

Advertisements: 

Advertisements were placed with St. Louis Daily Record, St. Louis Countian, St. Louis American, St. Louis Argus, 

Builders Association, Contractors Assistance Centers, McGraw-Hill Construction News, Mo-Kan/St. Louis 

Construction Contractors Assistance Center, Reed Construction Data. 

Minority Contractors: No known minority company received plans and specifications. No known minority 

company submitted a bid for this project.

4.3.2 Recommendation for Award/Physical Facilities: 

Board approval is requested for award of CONTRACT F 05 002, CHILLER REPLACEMENT, ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY 

COLLEGE AT FOREST PARK and MERAMEC to LEE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. for $ 1,080,000.00. 

Contractor Base Bid 

LEE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. $ 1,080,000.00 

Propipe Corporation 1,099,000.00 

American Boiler Services, Inc. 1,133,350.00 

Corrigan Company 1,136,270.00 

Haberberger, Inc. 1,237,800.00 

TGB, Inc. 1,298,590.00 

Description: 

This project’s scope of work consists of replacing two 1000 ton capacity centrifugal water chillers at Forest Park and one 420 

ton capacity centrifugal water chiller at Meramec. The existing units will be replaced by more energy efficient chillers with the 

same total capacities. As a result of this project the College will also realize energy savings during the spring and autumn 

cooling seasons. 

In order to improve life safety, this project will also include a refrigerant detection system that includes audible alarms and 

positive ventilation. 

At Meramec we will add walls to separate the chillers from the boiler room area in order to improve safety and provide sound 

(noise) attenuation. The refrigerant relief vent system will be improved at Forest Park. 

Plans and specifications were prepared by the Physical Facilities/Engineering and Horner & Shifrin, Inc.. 

Funding: 

This project will be funded from Capital budgets: Fiscal year 2003/04, Tab J, Page 1, No. 3. 

Advertisements: 

Advertisements were placed with St. Louis Daily Record, St. Louis Countian, St. Louis American, St. Louis Metro Sentinel, 

Builders Association, Contractors Assistance Centers, McGraw-Hill Construction News, Mo-Kan/St. Louis Construction 

Contractors Assistance Center, Reed Construction Data. 

Minority Contractors: Two known minority companies received plans and specifications. Two known minority companies 

submitted a bid for this project.

5. BUSINESS AND FINANCE 

5.1 Budget 

5.1.1 Executive Summary – Preliminary Financial Results through 

June 2004 

5.1.2 Preliminary Budget Status Summary Report General 

Operating Fund through June 30, 2004. 

5.1.3 Preliminary Budget Status Reports-Auxiliary, Rental of 

Facilities and Agency: July 1, 2003 – June 30, 2004. 

5.1.4 Preliminary Student Financial Aid Fund: July 1, 2003 – 

June 30, 2004. 

5.1.5 Preliminary Center for Business Industry & Labor (CBIL) 

Budget Status Report: July 1, 2003 – June 30, 2004 

5.1.6 Preliminary Restricted General Fund Budget Status Report: 

July 1, 2003 – June 30, 2004 

5.1.7 Warrant Check Register for July 2004 

5.2 Ratifications 

5.2.1 Ratification of Investments/Daily Repurchase Agreements 

executed during the month of July 2004 

5.2.2 Ratification of Payments for Services Rendered during the 

year ending June 30, 2004 

5.2.3 Ratification for Fund Balance Adjustments to Fiscal Year 

2005 Budget

5.1.1 Executive Summary August 26, 2004 

(Preliminary Financial Results Through 06/30/2004) 

Revenue 

The Budget Status Summary Report shows revenue of 

$137.1 million or 100% of the budgeted revenue as 

compared to $131.8 million or 98.3% of the budget for the 

prior year. The increase in student fees is the primary 

reason that the current year’s revenues are greater than last 

year’s. 

Expenditures 

Expenditures are $120.0 million or 98.9% of the budgeted 

expenditures as compared to $119.0 million or 100.5% of the 

budget for the prior year. The increase in the operating 

category is the primary reason that this year’s expenditures 

are greater than the prior year. 

Transfers 

Transfers are at $15.7 million or 99.9% of the budgeted 

transfers as compared to $15.6 million or 100.1% of the 

budgeted transfers for the prior period. The increase in the 

transfer amount is due to the additional planned capital. 

Since the Controller’s office is in the process of finalizing the 

fiscal year-end close and the external auditors will begin the 

financial statement audit on September 7 th , some 

adjustments to these preliminary amounts will occur.

5.1.2 Budget Status Summary Report General Operating Fund 


Through June 30, 2004 Preliminary 

Original 

Budget 

Revisions* Revised 

Budget 

Actual to 

Date** 

% of 

Budget 

to Date 

Prior Year 

Amount % of 

Budget 

to Date 

Revenue 

Local Taxes 51,900,476 51,900,476 53,413,792 102.9% 51,722,422 100.7% 

State Aid 42,972,136 42,972,136 43,605,107 101.5% 44,516,436 96.5% 

Student Fees 38,453,382 38,453,382 37,337,292 97.1% 32,231,248 100.4% 

Other 3,750,000 3,750,000 2,769,208 73.8% 3,360,448 74.7% 

Total Revenue 137,075,994 

137,075,994 137,125,399 100.0% 131,830,554 98.3% 

Expenditures 

Salaries and Wages 79,748,584 79,748,584 79,316,044 99.5% 81,796,037 103.3% 

Staff Benefits 17,319,760 17,319,760 17,599,979 101.6% 16,992,808 110.5% 

Operating 25,140,859 (835,269) 24,305,590 23,071,552 94.9% 20,217,320 84.6% 

Total Expenditures 122,209,203 

121,373,934 119,987,574 98.9% 119,006,165 100.5% 

Transfers 

To Plant Fund for Capital 

To Restricted Programs (State 

9,829,520 839,442 10,668,962 10,668,962 100.0% 10,567,432 100.0% 

Aid) 3,278,561 3,278,561 3,358,969 102.5% 3,416,172 100.0% 

To Plant Fund Leasehold Bonds 768,710 768,710 768,710 100.0% 768,710 100.0% 

To Student Financial Aid 990,000 990,000 887,370 89.6% 873,568 102.2% 

Total Transfers 14,866,791 15,706,233 15,684,011 99.9% 15,625,882 100.1% 

*Includes Board approved adjustments and transfers from other funds.

5.1.3 


Budget Status Report 

Auxiliary Enterprise Fund 

July 2003 - June 2004 Preliminary 

Revenue 

Student Fees 660,000 

Bookstore Sales 11,850,680 

Food Service/Vending 1,704,303 

Total Revenue 14,214,983 

Expenditures 

Salaries and Wages 1,292,032 

Staff Benefits 180,583 

Operating 2,594,368 

Items for Resale 8,771,090 

Total Expenditures 12,838,073 

Transfers 

Transfer to Capital 1,149,000 

Transfer to Student Aid 36,000 

Transfer to Operating 115,000 

Total Transfers 1,300,000 

Total Expenditures & Transfers 14,138,073 


Original Adjusted Actual Budget 

Budget Budget To Date To Date 

660,000 

11,850,680 

1,704,303 

14,214,983 

1,292,032 

180,583 

2,443,151 

8,771,090 

12,686,856 

1,149,000 

36,000 

115,000 

1,300,000 

13,986,856 

671,577 

11,174,780 

1,914,905 

13,761,262 

1,278,500 

218,606 

2,812,712 

8,507,635 

12,817,453 

1,149,000 

36,000 

115,000 

1,300,000 

102% 

94% 

112% 

97% 

99% 

121% 

115% 

97% 

101% 

100% 

100% 

100% 

100% 

14,117,453 101%

5.1.3 


Rental of Facilities 


Total Revenues 57,000 


Original Adjusted Actual Budget 


57,000 

Prior Year's Funds 137,538 

Expenditures 57,000 57,000 

Total Expenditures 57,000 

194,538 

35,246 

25,915 

25,915 

62% 

13% 



Agency Fund 


Original Adjusted Actual 


Budget 


Funds available: 

Student Fees $ 770,000 770,000 

Other Income 150,000 235,057 

Prior year's funds 1,080,548 

$ 716,902 93.1% 

520,069 221.3% 

1,080,548 100.0% 

Total funds available $ 920,000 $ 2,085,605 $ 2,317,519 111.1% 

Expenditures 850,000 2,085,605 1,412,222 67.7% 

Total Expenditures $ 850,000 $ 2,085,605 $ 1,412,222 67.7% 

Funds in excess of expenditures $ 

905,297

5.1.4 

St. Louis CommunityCollege 


Student Financial Aid Fund 



Original Revised Revised 

Funds available Budget * Budget Actual Budget 

Federal Work Study - Federal Share $768,016 $669,888 $669,888 100% 

Federal Work Study - Institutional Match 379,533 291,819 291,819 100% 

Federal SEOG** - Federal Share 521,943 521,943 470,669 90% 

Federal SEOG** - Institutional Match 163,107 163,107 148,191 91% 

Board of Trustees Scholarships 447,360 447,360 333,848 75% 

Prior year's funds 90,291 87,855 87,855 100% 

Private Scholarships 419,303 419,303 272,839 65% 

Total funds available $ 2,789,553 * $ 2,506,803 $ 2,275,109 

91% 

Expenditures 

Federal Work Study Payrolls $1,099,548 $912,360 $926,829 102% 

Federal SEOG** Grants 652,428 652,428 592,763 91% 

Board of Trustees Scholarships 537,651 436,424 421,703 97% 

Private Scholarships 419,303 419,303 272,839 65% 

Admin Allowance -Federal Work Study 48,001 41,868 34,878 83% 

Admin Allowance - Federal SEOG** 32,622 32,621 26,097 80% 

Total expenditures $ 2,789,553 * $ 2,506,803 $ 2,275,109 

91% 

Federal Pell Grant Expenditures $17,839,914 

*Does not include $260,308 in Loan Fund Balances 

** SEOG is the Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant

5.1.5 

Revenues / Resources 

Original Adjusted Actual % of Budget 


Government $ 1,900,000 $ 3,219,741 3,415,739 

Private 2,000,000 6,916,874 4,084,649 

Institutional Contribution 886,000 886,000 886,000 

Account Balances / Projects 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 

106.09% 

59.05% 

100.00% 

100.00% 

Total Revenue / Resources $ 5,786,000 $ 12,022,615 $ 9,386,387 78.07% 

Expenditures 


Center for Business, Industry, and Labor (CBIL)* 



Salaries $ 2,500,000 $ 2,500,000 $ 1,606,443 64.26% 

Benefits 400,000 400,000 355,313 88.83% 

Operating 2,836,000 9,072,615 6,455,812 71.16% 

Capital 50,000 50,000 

19,463 38.93% 

Total Expense $ 5,786,000 $ 12,022,615 $ 8,437,031 70.18% 

* In addition to the above, CBIL credit hours generated approximately $4.0 million to 

the College during FY'04 through state aid.

5.1.6 


Restricted General Fund 



Current Actual * % of Budget 

Budget To Date To Date 

Revenue, Contribution and Match 

External Sources $18,795,424 $14,289,939 76.0% 

Institutional Match 3,828,199 3,828,199 100.0% 

Total Revenue, Contribution and Match * $22,623,623 $18,118,138 80.1% 

Expenditures 

Salary $7,533,489 $7,205,460 95.6% 

Staff Benefits 

Other Expenses 

1,989,689 1,864,014 93.7% 

Operating 8,806,608 4,446,765 50.5% 

Capital, Equip. & Maint. 4,293,838 3,703,154 86.2% 

Total Other Expenses 13,100,445 8,149,919 62.2% 

Total Expenditures * $22,623,623 $17,219,393 76.1% 

* Does not include CBIL revenues or expenditures.

5.1.7 Warrant Check Register 

The Treasurer of the Board confirms for the month ending 

July 31, 2004 that the check payments listed thereon have 

been issued in accordance with the policies and procedures 

of St. Louis Community College (Junior College District), and 

in compliance with the appropriation granted by the Board of 

Trustees as defined in the 2004-2005 Fiscal Year Budgets, 

and there are sufficient balances in each fund and subfund 

available for the expenditures for which approval is hereto 

requested.

5.2.1 

Ratification of Investments 

Executed During the Month of July, 2004 

*One time callable 

Daily Repurchase Agreements 

Purchased Through: UMB Bank 

Purchase Date: Daily throughout month 

Maturity Date: Overnight 

Average Amount Invested: $ 17,944,933 

Interest Earned: $ 17,464 

Average Rate Earned: 1.144% 

Range of Rates Earned: .955% ⎯ 1.235% 

Other Investments 

Purchase Through: UMB Bank Purchase Through: UMB Bank 

Purchase Date: 07/19/2004 Purchase Date: 07/23/2004 

Fund: General Fund Fund: General Fund 

Type of Investment: Federal Natl Mortgage Assn* Type of Investment: Federal Natl Mortgage D/N 

Par Value: $3,000,000.00 Par Value: $2,000,000.00 

Cost of Investment: $3,000,000.00 Cost of Investment: $1,992,484.44 

Maturity Date: 01/19/2007 Maturity Date: 10/20/2004 

Investment Yield: 3.625% Investment Yield: 1.551% 

Purchase Through: UMB Bank Purchase Through: UMB Bank 

Purchase Date: 07/26/2004 Purchase Date: 07/27/2004 

Fund: General Fund Fund: General Fund 

Type of Investment: Federal Natl Mortgage Assn Type of Investment: Federal Home Loan Banks* 

Par Value: $500,000.00 Par Value: $2,000,000.00 

Cost of Investment: $502,135.29 Cost of Investment: $2,000,000.00 

Maturity Date: 07/15/2006 Maturity Date: 04/27/2007 

Investment Yield: 2.900% Investment Yield: 3.720%

5.2.2 Ratification of Payments for Services Rendered for July 1, 2003 

through June 30, 2004 

Name of Person/Organization Amount Paid 

Adams, AntaJuan D 28.00 

Adams, Craig 80.00 

Adams, John T 65.00 

Add Verb Productions 2,775.00 

Adventure Fun 3,900.00 

Akers, Jesse A 200.00 

Allen, Jeremiah 4,800.00 

Almus, Gregory P 4,186.00 

Alvarez, Gina T 100.00 

Ambler, Steven 374.00 

Amerkhail, Wahid 500.00 

Andrade, Jose A 230.00 

Anglin, John 400.00 

Arbini, Christopher J 550.00 

Arcipowski, Angela G 180.00 

Atwood, Steve 975.00 

Avila, Colin Albert 2,829.00 

Baker, Kendra Lee 50.00 

Ball, Timothy 2,000.00 

Barbazuk, Brad 150.00 

Barnum, Qiana Janiece 308.00 

Barylski, Mary Beth 330.00 

Bass, Eurainna T 120.00 

Bateman, Kristi 120.00 

Beasley, Jennifer L 75.00 

Beck, Dennis 160.00 

Beck, Mary E 100.00 

Bedwell, Janie A 538.00 

Bell, Lavita R 112.00 

Benchabane, Madjid 160.00 

Bennett, Teri L 35.00 

Berry, Matthew T 210.00 

Betz, Kasey B 180.00 

Bialas, Pawel T 150.00 

Bitzer, Joe 120.00 

Biver, Kathryn 100.00 

Bjerklie, John J 300.00 

Blackburn, Jeff 160.00 

Blanc, Raymond 1,010.00 

Bloom, Charles Timothy 126.00 

Blow, Adrian 250.00 

Bluiett, Hamiet 1,200.00 

Boedeker, Elizabeth D 550.00 

Bohnert, Kay 80.00 

Boine, Bonnie R 74.00 

Bolden, Devin J 160.00 

Bolden, Michael 500.00 

Bommer, Ina Leora 140.00




Bond, Veltrese M 100.00 

Bonetti, David 50.00 

Bono, Sam B 260.00 

Booher, Larry 705.00 

Booker, Devin 40.00 

Booker, Nichole A 72.00 

Bossman, Victor 50.00 

Boul, Tim 105.00 

Bowen, Rick 240.00 

Branch, Stephanie Mildred 480.00 

Brant, Mark 320.00 

Brauer, Lon 100.00 

Brendel, Robert A 80.00 

Brennan, Michael J 163.00 

Brenneman, Jeff 200.00 

Brice, Dale L 250.00 

Brickey, Jim 80.00 

Bridges, Joseph R 700.00 

Briney, Marc 160.00 

Brink, Will 320.00 

Broadway, James 240.00 

Brock, Marsha A 25.00 

Brown, Allen A 250.00 

Brown, Brenda 900.00 

Brown, Claybourn 4,000.00 

Brown, Dorian Arnez 92.00 

Brown, Elizabeth R 500.00 

Brown, James Jye 250.00 

Brown, Joseph W 75.00 

Brown, Lance E 1,300.00 

Brown, Marlon 56.00 

Brown, Sherrie 500.00 

Bryant, Dawn M 108.00 

Buck, Scott A 520.00 

Budak, Jennifer L 50.00 

Bulawsky, Lisa 100.00 

Bumb, Rick 50.00 

Bunting, Christopher A 320.00 

Burel, Bernice 1,127.00 

Burke, Leon 500.00 

Burkley, John 100.00 

Burns, Mary Esther 100.00 

Burns, Pat 240.00 

Butler, Anthony L 100.00 

Butler, Shane 310.00 

Byrne, Brian M 180.00 

Campbell, Sandra Patrice 300.00 

Caputa, Joshua Carmelo 15.00




Carbery, Kevin 350.00 

Carr, Jeane M 600.00 

Carter, Barbara A 550.00 

Castellanos, Franklyn 150.00 

Castro, Michael 200.00 

Cavins, Frederick B 150.00 

Cecil, Michael W 90.00 

Chacko, Ruth C 750.00 

Chappell, Michael P 75.00 

Charles, Marcelle 1,500.00 

Cheatham, Roy E 2,500.00 

Cherhoniak, Eugene 200.00 

Choe, Moon S 100.00 

Christ, Emily 100.00 

Christ, Rebecca C 100.00 

Christian, Alexander L 125.00 

Christian, Brandon J 76.00 

Clark, Robert 150.00 

Climer, Dave 400.00 

Cogo, Akif 310.00 

College Agency 100.00 

Collins, Amy 150.00 

Collins, Ray 560.00 

Communication Works 75.00 

Conaty, Joanne M 80.00 

Coney, Timothy 300.00 

Constantin, Robert 1,850.00 

Corman, Joel E 250.00 

Council on America--Islamic Relations--St Louis Inc. 50.00 

Counts, David Wayne 365.00 

Cova, Jerry 210.00 

Czuppon, Rick 180.00 

Davenport, Daniel R 105.00 

Davidson, Andrea R 210.00 

Deas, Johnny E 200.00 

DeClue, David Christopher 140.00 

DeClue-Magnusson, Rori M 410.00 

DeGarmo, Denise 350.00 

DeGreeff, Vince 970.00 

Delia, Anthony James 100.00 

Derby, Eva R 50.00 

Deschamps, Francois 100.00 

Diable, Kristin 500.00 

Dick, Susan K 75.00 

Dixon, Phillip C 400.00 

Dobrich, Devon A 80.00 

Dodd, Georgia R 125.00 

Dohrmann, Jason S 80.00




Donnelly, Maggie 80.00 

Donoho, Shawn 750.00 

Drago, Paul J 240.00 

Drayton, Fariga 113.00 

Driscoll, Andrew J 163.00 

Dudley, Valerie E 250.00 

Dueker, Paul W 445.00 

Dufaux, Mary Renee 95.00 

Dunahue, Robert 810.00 

Duniven, James E 50.00 

Dutton, Marisa E 90.00 

Eagle, Scott E 725.00 

Earleywine, Robert B 200.00 

Eby, Pat 2,509.00 

Eder, Douglas 400.00 

Edgar, Daniel 105.00 

Edghill, Mark R 100.00 

Egart, Timothy C 40.00 

Elden, Jeff D 100.00 

Eldridge, Dennis M 150.00 

Enders, Lois L 600.00 

Enerva, Tony 250.00 

Espeseth, Karen A 1,038.00 

Espinosa, Jose 305.00 

Evans, Jason A 320.00 

Evans, Vince 400.00 

Evers, Patrick L 575.00 

Ezell, Erica 125.00 

Falk, Lee Walker 4,452.00 

Falker, Frederick G 240.00 

Farmer, Cindy 525.00 

Farwell, Victor H 50.00 

Fennell, Karen 200.00 

Ferrell, Tamara L 24.00 

Fetsch, Tim 320.00 

Fiala, Neil S 1,050.00 

Fields, Marlon F 642.00 

Findley, Paul 600.00 

Finucane, Dan 157.00 

Fisher, Brenda B 200.00 

Fiss, Jim 75.00 

Fitzwater, Paul 240.00 

Flanigan, Joseph 320.00 

Foehner, Sharon 500.00 

Fortes, Eduriges 50.00 

Fowlkes, Ashlee C 150.00 

Fox, Galvin 300.00 

Frese, Ethel M 575.00




Frey, Bob 80.00 

Frey, Lisa R 1,150.00 

Freymuth, Linda Blanche 243.00 

Frost, James B 65.00 

Frye, Richard 2,000.00 

Fun Enterprises 1,250.00 

Fung, Hung-Gay 200.00 

Furrer, Lawrence R 355.00 

Gallo, Paul A 300.00 

Galloway, Anthony C 50.00 

Garcia, Edwin Xavier 120.00 

Garrett, Cindy 50.00 

Garrison, Marlene L 100.00 

Garvey, Tim 171.00 

Gata, Nowell X 400.00 

Gates, Evelyn D 32.00 

Gates, James B 855.00 

Gavrilovic, Sava 570.00 

Geiler, Ann 125.00 

Genetti, Dominic Thomas 375.00 

Gerds, Donald 1,800.00 

Getman, Pamela S 1,472.00 

Gillette, Sharon 50.00 

Giordano, Jody F 600.00 

GME Enterprises Inc 900.00 

Gokenbach, Benjamin 380.00 

Gomez, Austin 850.00 

Gonzalez, Arthur 1,600.00 

Gonzalez, Donald 160.00 

Gonzo, Don 80.00 

Granback, Kelly J 100.00 

Greer, Steven 50.00 

Griggs, Tim 1,250.00 

Grimshaw, Richard G 80.00 

Gross, John G 150.00 

Gustafson, Bret 250.00 

Hackmann, Mike 80.00 

Haferkamp, Deborah 126.00 

Hageman, Anthony 210.00 

Haley, Veronica 100.00 

Hall, Kenyetta K 24.00 

Halladay, Peter 1,000.00 

Halsell, Mark 330.00 

Hamilton, Artie 500.00 

Hamilton, Chris T 500.00 

Hamilton, Kenneth 1,400.00 

Hamilton, Susana 350.00 

Hamilton, TraMondre A 35.00




Hammond, Myko S 920.00 

Hammond, William James 113.00 

Handy, Lamandris T 76.00 

Hard, Mindy J 130.00 

Harland, Michael 320.00 

Harrison, Kevin 310.00 

Harrison, Mark Alan 60.00 

Hasenstab, Mark 188.00 

Hasson, William R 1,500.00 

Hayes, Ann M 225.00 

Hayes, Gerald W 80.00 

Haywood, Kim I 1,000.00 

Hederman Events 175.00 

Heislen, Mark 480.00 

Helfrich, Doug 450.00 

Hellige, William L 265.00 

Helms, Janet 1,000.00 

Hemberger, Mike 80.00 

Henderson, Hollie K 100.00 

Herman, Jeff 890.00 

Hesse, John 60.00 

Hest, Ari 1,075.00 

Heusser, Jessica 300.00 

Heyl, Margret 163.00 

Hinds, Ahmad A 15.00 

Hobba, Nikie J 100.00 

Hoelker, Dennis 160.00 

Hoffman, Mary Francis 21.00 

Hogan, Kevin P 500.00 

Hohenstein, John 810.00 

Hollis, Bev 335.00 

Holzen, Laura 125.00 

Homan, Dean 750.00 

Horne, Mason Gabriel 850.00 

Horvath, Trudy K 1,609.00 

Houldsworth, Steve 150.00 

Hua, Qimin 200.00 

Huber, Gary 210.00 

Hughes, Jeffrey 250.00 

Hughes, Natalie Jaye 294.00 

Hunt, Kelly 360.00 

Husted, Ken 80.00 

Irwin, Reagan J 55.00 

ITS Official 600.00 

Jackson, Elisa Morgan 550.00 

Jackson, James A 50.00 

Jackson, Shawn 900.00 

Jacobs, Juliette S 104.00




Jez, Joseph 150.00 

Johnson, Alexandra E 1,500.00 

Johnson, Brooks J 36.00 

Johnson, Georgia 100.00 

Johnson, John L 150.00 

Johnson, L Steven 300.00 

Johnston, Karla 50.00 

Jones, Gary 160.00 

Jones, Richard C 265.00 

Jones, Tom 240.00 

Jones, Willie 400.00 

Jones-Porter, Sean R 75.00 

Jouane, Vincent 500.00 

Judd, David A 265.00 

Kadane, Doug 185.00 

Kaminsky, Joseph C 163.00 

Katambwa, Janice 1,150.00 

Kavanaugh, John F 100.00 

Kaye, Pamela 3,630.00 

Keely, Bernard A 720.00 

Kelly, Bill 370.00 

Kelmer, Robert C 125.00 

Keshavarz, Fatemeh 250.00 

Ketchens, Robert A 100.00 

Ketcherside, Gary 800.00 

Kettenbach, Virginia 75.00 

Key, Kevin H 100.00 

Kilburn, Christine 850.00 

Kilmer, Paul 150.00 

Kindt, Matt M 100.00 

King, Tracey A 75.00 

Kippenberger, Terry 173.00 

Klenc, Doug 534.00 

Knapp, Joel 200.00 

Knese, R J 60.00 

Kniffen, Ben 300.00 

Knuckles, Lester 400.00 

Koch, Kevin 500.00 

Koehler, Stephen Craig 75.00 

Kohne, Shawn 200.00 

Kramer, Donald B 75.00 

Kraus, Bronwen 75.00 

Kraus, Sarah M 570.00 

Kriszt, Maria A 10.00 

Krus, Kacey 197.00 

Krus, Katie 142.00 

Kuranga, Abraham 250.00 

Kurtz, Holly 163.00




Kutan, Ali M 350.00 

Labedz, Lawrence J 160.00 

Lackschewitz, Anna 163.00 

Landes, Curt 690.00 

Lane, Ryan 200.00 

Lang, Jeffrey 800.00 

Lange, Mark 196.00 

Langerak, Theresa M 250.00 

Lantzy, Michael J 80.00 

Lauer, Joshua 360.00 

Ledbetter, Anne S 1,000.00 

Lee, Terrance E 135.00 

Leflore, Shirley J 200.00 

Lehmen, Tim 160.00 

Leong, Matthew S 100.00 

Lercher, Stu 760.00 

Leuschke, Robert E 150.00 

Lewis, Gary 320.00 

Lewis, Shanquita Treemonsha 96.00 

Lim, Jennifer 999.00 

Linder, Doveed 120.00 

Lipschitz, Ervin 200.00 

Lock, Urban 100.00 

Lomax, Jimmy 400.00 

Long, Harold E 75.00 

Long, Jenifer 30.00 

Lorentz, Michael C 475.00 

Love, Areatha V 200.00 

Lown, Maris 1,200.00 

Lutker, Tom 610.00 

MacDonald, Elizabeth 163.00 

Magic House 200.00 

Magnusson, Edwin Andrew 460.00 

Magoc, Roberta P 540.00 

Mahfood, Sebastian P 400.00 

Major, George 105.00 

Manderbach, Kerry K 300.00 

Marklin, Ray 50.00 

Marshall, Andreia M 525.00 

Marshall, Lois 288.00 

Marti, Jessica R 200.00 

Martin, Joe 2,950.00 

Martin, Ronnie J 80.00 

Massey, Jason M 255.00 

Mataya, Thomas P 470.00 

Mathews, Katherine 200.00 

Mathis, Cleopatra 750.00 

Matthews, William S 100.00




Mayer, Deborah 125.00 

Mayhood, Mark 160.00 

McAuliffe, George 690.00 

McCabe, Mary A 180.00 

McCallie, Franklin S 50.00 

McCallie, Tresa B 100.00 

McGinnis, Kevin 320.00 

McIntyre, Timothy J 80.00 

McKenna, Donald J 75.00 

McKenzie, Monique Brown 200.00 

McKiernan, Terry 508.00 

McKnight, Susan C 546.00 

McLafferty, Phyllis R 50.00 

McNeely, Jasmine N 150.00 

McSparin, Shawn D 80.00 

Meihaus, Mary C 100.00 

Mendel, Jill M 50.00 

Merlo, Vilma 614.00 

Mertens, Scott 80.00 

Meuschke, Jeff 699.00 

Meyerhoff, Michael J 100.00 

Meyers, Ron 1,302.00 

Meyr, Dennis 160.00 

Michalski, William J 100.00 

Mihov, Roumen 185.00 

Mihulka, Carol R 50.00 

Miller, Julie 125.00 

Miller, Michael R 150.00 

Ming, Jana J 100.00 

Minor, Anderson L 700.00 

Miranda, Luis Fernando 100.00 

Missouri Native Plant Society 230.00 

Mitchell, Alvin T 80.00 

Mitchler, Daniel 700.00 

Monticello, Joseph A 800.00 

Moody, Anthony E 400.00 

Morales, Maria Consuelo Bareng 210.00 

Morrison, Carmen M 200.00 

Moshure, Scott A 105.00 

Mueller Prost Purk & Willbrand PC 75.00 

Murphey, Barry T 450.00 

Muschick, Mike 240.00 

Musicians Assoc of St Louis AFM-EPF 36.00 

Nash, Victor L 700.00 

National Butterfly Association-NABA-St Louis Chapt 162.00 

Newsham, Paul F 2,530.00 

Nichols, Shanna L 250.00 

Nichols, Warren 1,200.00




Nicholson, Angie T 800.00 

Nicks, Joshua 300.00 

Nieto, Octavio 150.00 

Northington, Lois K 50.00 

Nottrott, Brian 80.00 

Nuelle, Mike 425.00 

O'Day, Ken 750.00 

Odom, Rebbecca J 50.00 

O'Donnell, Rich 500.00 

O'Neal, Larry A 80.00 

Oster, Dave 580.00 

Owczarczak, Patricia J 25.00 

Paluch, Emily 137.00 

Palus, Robert 480.00 

Paniagua, Miguel 3,500.00 

Parker, Diane 1,000.00 

Parkes, Jan 376.00 

Pastera, Marilyn Faria Chenoweth 100.00 

Pasternak, Peter J 520.00 

Pate, Michael 876.00 

Patti, Augustino C 500.00 

Payne, Timothy Edward 32.00 

Peace, Curtis L 400.00 

Peg Lacey dba Lacey Consulting 3,125.00 

Pellman, Lalaine 69.00 

Perez, Anthony D 475.00 

Perlow, Rebecca K 85.00 

Peterka, Tim D 520.00 

Peters, Jeffrey S 280.00 

Pettis, Jason J 1,088.00 

Petty, Douglass P 2,550.00 

Petty, Riebeil Douglass 310.00 

Petzall, Jill 500.00 

Phelps, Amy 160.00 

Philippi, Craig M 150.00 

Pocsik, Anna 125.00 

Pohrer, Preston 185.00 

Poliak, Joe 550.00 

Pope, Darrell E 80.00 

Posey, Scott 400.00 

Powers, Elizabeth J 20.00 

Preston, Curtis A 80.00 

Price, Christopher L 65.00 

Pritchett, Dustin Oakley 40.00 

Prochilo, Diane L 100.00 

Prochko, Marty 795.00 

Pulley, Jeff 475.00 

Puricelli, Ray 440.00




Qadafi, Ahmad K 215.00 

Quinn, Thomas G 30.00 

Quiroz, Marco Antonio 100.00 

Radetic, Mark C 320.00 

Ramirez, Jessie A 25.00 

Randolph, Nikki L 30.00 

Rankovic, Catherine L 200.00 

Ratkewicz, Michael J 90.00 

Ray, Carlos 800.00 

Rayford, Kimberly A 750.00 

Reeves, Rodney R 480.00 

Reichman, Melisse A 175.00 

Reinert, Rebecca M 40.00 

Reininger, Chris 72.00 

Remacle, Matt 340.00 

Remington, Robin Alison 350.00 

Reul, Jeffery A 580.00 

Richter, Elizabeth C 216.00 

Richter, Peter D 150.00 

Roark, Burton F 100.00 

Rockwell, Kerry 160.00 

Rogers, Clint L 140.00 

Rolland, Karen L 50.00 

Royster, Melissa 100.00 

Rugaber, Jocelyn E 500.00 

Russell, James H 600.00 

Rutherford, Dave 165.00 

Rutherford, Mark 210.00 

Sadikovic, Edin 180.00 

Sainristil, Geto 1,800.00 

Salmo, Suzanne 50.00 

Sanderson, Joyce 480.00 

Sarino, Jennifer 50.00 

Sasenger, Caron R 100.00 

Sawaddgo, Geremie 1,500.00 

Schaedler, Gregory 75.00 

Scheff, Mark 8,000.00 

Schindler, Delia 700.00 

Schmidt, Georgia L 200.00 

Schmitz, Francis P 50.00 

Schneider, Greg 240.00 

Schrick, Gregory 4,071.00 

Schwartz, Howard 200.00 

Schwarz, Sharon F 100.00 

Scott, Vernon E 200.00 

Scovill, Paul 395.00 

Seitz, Ken 560.00 

Self-Portwine, Susan M 25.00




Sextro, Rita A 350.00 

Shaw, Nicole 160.00 

Shekar, Chandra 2,000.00 

Shellenbarger, Jane 150.00 

Shelton, James C 40.00 

Shelton, Jeffrey L 80.00 

Shores, David 150.00 

Shostrand, John 170.00 

Shuaibe, Faheem 600.00 

Shuck, Bryan S 310.00 

Siaus, Steve 100.00 

Silva, Cristian 80.00 

Silver, Robert M 200.00 

Simmons, Sparkle A 150.00 

Simms, Robin M 95.00 

Simpher, Tracy A 180.00 

Sippel, Jeffrey 100.00 

Skowra, Leszek 185.00 

Smith, Gilbert M 250.00 

Smith, Larry 300.00 

Smith, Linda Kay 80.00 

Smith, Raquel 32.00 

Smith, Shonta Michelle 897.00 

Smith, Thomas 105.00 

Smith, Tom 330.00 

Smoller, Esther 100.00 

Snider, Ryan T 500.00 

Sohn, Hazel 250.00 

Somers, Pat 2,000.00 

Sosa, Jaime M 20.00 

Spaccarotella, Marie 265.00 

Spangenbery, R Gary 400.00 

Speck, Angelique Denise 50.00 

Sprous, Irvin M 300.00 

St Louis Astronomical Society 243.00 

St Louis Audubon Society 324.00 

Stahl, Chris 760.00 

Standfield, Charmaine 1,200.00 

Steele, Patricia A 300.00 

Stephenson, Tanya L 900.00 

Sterling, Brandon J 150.00 

Stewart, Robert L 300.00 

Stieler, Kathryn 1,150.00 

Stillman, Lisa 200.00 

Stonecipher, Brad 80.00 

Stout, Ryan 1,650.00 

Strande, Jim 300.00 

Strawbridge, Ronald D 300.00




Street, Gary W 230.00 

Strieker, Joe 320.00 

Stroughmatt, Dennis 800.00 

Studt, David C 836.00 

Styer, Jean Christine 500.00 

Sutaiman, Sanaria 100.00 

Sutter, Thomas 300.00 

Sutton, Butch 300.00 

Swanner, Karen 80.00 

Swartzwelder, Mary 113.00 

Swenson, Richard F 80.00 

Tackette, Joni D 50.00 

Talcott, Michael 104.00 

Tallon, James 400.00 

Tanner, Sarah 50.00 

Tapia, Marco 350.00 

Taylor, Ann 500.00 

Tayman, Trilby L 370.00 

Tedford, Brendan 97.00 

Teeter, Matt 240.00 

Theoharides, Theoharis 1,500.00 

Thies, John J 40.00 

Thissell, Sylvia 400.00 

Thomas, Steven Dean 735.00 

Thompson, Karen 300.00 

Thornton, Ted 350.00 

Toler, Teri 325.00 

Touzinsky, Keith M 480.00 

Traven, Peter 560.00 

Trefts, William H 44.00 

Triesch Voelker 800.00 

Trower, Jason Patrick 155.00 

Tulley, Annette 75.00 

Turnbough, William M 227.00 

Turner, Cynthia M 25.00 

Twe, Boikai S 250.00 

Umama, Etefia E 3,000.00 

Underwood, Ensign 475.00 

Ury, Johnathan D 158.00 

Utz, Carmeline 250.00 

Valle, Steven 100.00 

Valle, Terry 520.00 

Vantroys, Luc 1,500.00 

Vaughn, Venicia 36.00 

Vince, Ronald L 188.00 

Virani, Nargis 500.00 

Vosbrink, Vic 516.00 

Votsmier, Henry 400.00




Vuagniaux, Mike 185.00 

Wada, Kaoru 163.00 

Wade, Latreecia S 840.00 

Walker, Anne E 75.00 

Walsh, James P 50.00 

Walsh, Kevin P 300.00 

Walters, Steve 420.00 

Warmke, Timothy A 600.00 

Waterloo German Band 375.00 

Waters, Byron A 950.00 

Watkins, Kirk Christopher 35.00 

Watson, Dennis R 80.00 

Watters, Creston 300.00 

Weaver, Robert C 100.00 

Weidner, Joie 50.00 

Werner, August 150.00 

Werner, Scott 465.00 

Wessels, Brandy L 92.00 

Wheery, Jeffrey N 50.00 

White, Brian 100.00 

White, Jennifer 242.00 

Whittier, Ronald 400.00 

Wieberg, Karey 50.00 

Wiedemann, Jeri 162.00 

Wilhite, Sean 400.00 

Wilke, Marilynn 125.00 

Williams, Cathy A 31.00 

Williams, Kenneth W 975.00 

Williams, Ron 240.00 

Wilms, Wayne W 240.00 

Wilson, Rudolph G 500.00 

Wilson, Sarah 50.00 

Winer III, Marion Lewis 100.00 

Winkelmann, G Michael 3,110.00 

Winschel, Ruby 490.00 

Wolff, Doug 180.00 

Wolfington, Eileen 150.00 

Woods, Cheryl 275.00 

Woodson, Dale J 75.00 

Wright, Margie 400.00 

Wunderli, Angela 50.00 

Yang, Liu 64.00 

Yanko, Timothy Michael 16.00 

Young, Aaron 120.00 

Young, Relanda 100.00 

Yount, Ron W 200.00 

Zebelman, Max 25.00 

Zimmerman, Tom 320.00




Zonia, Dhimitri J 195.00 

Zotos, Thomas 82.00 

TOTAL $ 

284,342.00

5.2.3 Ratification for Fund Balance Adjustments to Fiscal Year 2005 

Budget 

Board Ratification is requested for adjusting the Fiscal Year 2005 

budgets for the following funds and subfunds based upon the Fiscal Year 

2004 operations: 

a) Rental of Facilities (Subfund): The following Fiscal Year 2004 

balances were added, by location, to the funds available category for 

Fiscal Year 2005. These funds support expenses in connection with 

the use of facilities by outside community organizations and to 

support programs as needed. 

Forest Park $ 10,143 

Florissant Valley 34,783 

Meramec 101,942 

Total $146,868 

b) Public Safety, Pedestrian, and Traffic Access (Subfund): The 

following Fiscal Year 2004 balance was added to the funds available 

category for Fiscal Year 2005. These funds are used to support 

operating and maintenance expenses for parking lots and related 

areas. Also, these funds are available for emergency student loans. 

District wide $168,461 

Total $168,461 

c) Agency Fund: The following Fiscal Year 2004 balances were added, 

by location, to the funds available category for Fiscal Year 2005. 

These funds are for student clubs. The district acts as a fiduciary in 

maintaining the records of revenues and expenses. 

Forest Park $ 2,922 

Florissant Valley 759 

Meramec 88,426 

Total $92,107

5.2.3 Ratification for Fund Balance Adjustments to Fiscal Year 2005 

Budget (cont.) 

d) Plant Fund: The following Fiscal Year 2004 balances were added to 

the fund available category for Fiscal Year 2005. The funds are used 

to support capital needs identified and appropriated but not 

expended. The Reserve for Encumbrances is the amount committed 

through the issuance of purchase orders in process prior to year-end. 

Capital Projects $17,545,872 

Reserve for Encumbrances 2,810,987 

District wide 815,968 

Total $21,172,827 

e) General Operating: The following Fiscal Year 2004 balance was 

added to the expenditure budgets for Fiscal Year 2005. 

District wide Pool Account 

for Campus and Student Activity $ 496,204 

Total $496,204 

f) Restricted Fund: The following Fiscal Year 2004 balance was added 

to the expenditure budget for Fiscal Year 2005. The Reserve for 

Encumbrances is the amount committed through the issuance of 

purchase orders in process prior to year-end. 

Reserve for Encumbrances $ 1,171,607 

Total $1,171,607

6. Contracts/and or Agreements 

6.1.1 Agreement between St. Anthony’s Medical Center and St. Louis Community College, Meramec. 

It is recommended that the Board of Trustees approve a request to authorize St. Louis Community College at 

Meramec to enter into an agreement with St. Anthony Medical Center to host the EMT and Paramedic 

training programs in the Hyland Education and Training Center and to provide clinical experience for 

students enrolled at the college. St. Louis Community College will pay St. Anthony’s Medical Center $1,600 

per semester for the use of rooms and audio-visual equipment. The college will also pay a $75.00 student fee 

to cover the replacement of disposable supplies used by Paramedic Technology while at St. Anthony’s 

Medical Center. 

The college entered into an original agreement with St. Anthony’s Medical Center in 1983 (Board Agenda 

8/15/83, section 5.2.2, self renewing). This agreement has been modified over the years, and this request for a 

new agreement would replace earlier agreements.

6.2.1 CLINICAL AGREEMENTS 

Office of Vice Chancellor for Education 

It is recommended that the following clinical agreements be ratified and/or 

approved by the Board of Trustees to provide clinical experiences for students 

enrolled in these programs. 

Participant Program/Campus Effective Date 

Chapel Hill Mortuary Funeral Service Education 

Forest Park 

SSM St. Joseph Hospital of Kirkwood Nursing 

Meramec 

8-24-04 

8-1-04

6.2 CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS 

6.2.2 Saint Louis University - Environmental Education Training 

It is recommended that the Board of Trustees ratify an agreement between St. Louis 

Community College and Saint Louis University. Saint Louis University shall provide to 

St. Louis Community College Harrison Education Center educational services related to 

environmental education training as outlined in the grant awarded to the College by the 

Environmental Protection Agency. The term of this agreement began on May 1, 2004 and 

will end on April 30, 2006. St. Louis Community College will pay Saint Louis 

University through grant funds for an amount not to exceed $84,918. 

6.2.3. Study Abroad Agreement-Canterbury Christ Church University College 

It is recommended that the Board of Trustees approve the renewal of the agreement 

between Canterbury Christ Church University College, Canterbury, England, and 

St. Louis Community College in which Canterbury Christ Church University College will 

provide a comprehensive academic and cultural immersion semester study abroad 

program for SLCC students enrolled in the Semester Study Abroad in Canterbury 

program. Program dates will be September 11-December 10, 2004. The program is open 

to participants from all campus locations, and participants from Missouri Consortium 

Colleges. Sixteen participants are enrolled; payment to Canterbury Christ Church 

University College in the amount of 2,927.00 British Pounds per participant. St. Louis 

Community College has offered this program for more than 10 years. Program cost will 

be paid entirely by participant assessment. 

Airfare was arranged through one of SLCC’s contracted travel agencies and covered by 

participant assessment at a cost of $555.00 per participant.

6.2.4 City of St. Louis/St. Louis County Contracts – Resolutions 

It is recommended that the Board of Trustees ratify resolutions that will authorize contracts separately with St. Louis 

City and St. Louis County under the Workforce Investment Act, during the period July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005. 

Resolution 

With Respect To 

City of St. Louis Contracts 

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees wishes to authorize the College to enter into various Employment and Job Training 

contracts with the City of St. Louis, as submitted during the period from July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005, by the St. Louis 

Agency on Training and Employment, City of St. Louis. 

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that St. Louis Community College is hereby authorized, during the period 

from July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005, to enter into employment and job training contracts submitted to the College by the 

St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment for and on behalf of the City of St. Louis and in a form approved by the 

College Administrator; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chancellor for the College or any Vice Chancellor is hereby authorized to execute 

any said employment and job training contracts and related agreements for and on behalf of St. Louis Community College in 

order that the College will be fully bound thereby.

Resolution 

With Respect To 

St. Louis County Contracts 

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees wishes to cooperate with the County of St. Louis in connection with various 

Employment and Training contracts occurring in the St. Louis County, Missouri, Service Delivery Area, arising under the 

Workforce Investment Act (WIA); and 

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees desires to authorize the College Administration to enter into appropriate contracts 

with the County of St. Louis in connection with the WIA as contracts are submitted by various St. Louis County Agencies. 

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that St. Louis Community College, for and during the period from 

July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005 is hereby authorized to enter into employment and training contracts with St. Louis 

County, Missouri, for the employment and/or training of eligible individuals and in the form submitted by the Department of 

Human Services, Workforce Development of St. Louis County, and approved by the Administration of the College; and 

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chancellor of the College or any Vice Chancellor is hereby authorized to execute all 

contracts and related agreements submitted to the College by St. Louis County and acceptable to the College Administration 

during the periods specified in this Resolution.

RESOLUTION 

I, Rebecca Garrison, do hereby certify that I am Secretary of the Board of Trustees of 

the Junior College District - St. Louis City/St. Louis County, (“College”), a political 

subdivision of the State of Missouri, duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the 

laws of the State of Missouri and as such Secretary I have access to all original records of said 

Board of Trustees and I do hereby further certify that at a meeting of the Trustees of said 

college, duly called, held and convened, according to law on the 26 th day of August, 2004 a 

quorum being present and voting thereon, the following resolutions were adopted; that the 

following is a full, true and correct copy of said resolutions as they appear on the records of 

said College; that the same have not been altered, amended or repealed and are now in full 

force and effect; and that I am one of the duly authorized and proper officers of said College 

to certify copies of its records in its behalf: 

Be it resolved, that the act of contracting with the St. Louis Agency on Training and 

Employment, City of St. Louis on behalf of this College, by the President, Vice President, 

Treasurer or Secretary of this College, or any one of them, be and hereby is authorized and 

confirmed with respect to employment and training contracts during the period July 1, 2004 

through June 30, 2005. 

And be it further resolved, that authority to contract, on behalf of this College, with 

the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment, City of St. Louis, with respect to 

employment and training contracts during the period July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005 be 

and is hereby given to the following: 

Chancellor 

Signature of Officer Title 

In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and attached the corporate seal of 

said College this ______day of__________________, 2004. 

Secretary Date

SCHOOL BOARD’S 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING WIA CONTRACT 

Be it resolved by the Board of Trustees of the Junior College 

District - St. Louis City/St. Louis County, that the District 

enter into Employment and Training Contracts with St. Louis 

County, Missouri, the Service Delivery Area under the Workforce 

Investment Act (WIA) as submitted by the St. Louis County’s Department 

of Human Services, Workforce Development of St. Louis County, for 

employment and/or training of eligible individuals. 

This resolution shall cover the period July 1, 2004 through 

June 30, 2005. The District shall abide by all of the terms of the 

Contract as submitted and all the terms of the WIA Legislation and 

any Federal Regulations issued thereunder, as the same may be from 

time to time amended. 

The Board authorized the Chancellor or any Vice Chancellor to 

execute the Contract and any related agreements on behalf of the 

District. 

I, Rebecca Garrison, Secretary/Member of the Board of 

Trustees of the Junior College District - St. Louis City/St.Louis 

County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the 

Resolution adopted at the meeting of said Board of Trustees, duly 

called in accordance with the Articles of Incorporation and By- 

Laws, held on August 26, 2004 at which meeting a quorum was 

present and voting on the Resolution. 

_________________________________________ 

Secretary/Member

Center for Business, Industry & Labor 

6.3.1 Ratification of Direct Pay Agreements 

The purpose of these agreements is to provide services and economic development for 

the St. Louis region. 

Funding Source Title of Program and/or Purpose Campus Date Amount 

Sisters of St. Joseph 

of Carondelet 

McDonald’s 

Corporation 

McBride & Son – 

Builder’s Block 

The Dial 

Corporation 

Nestle USA 

Confections & 

Snack Division 

To provide Computer Services 

Impact Outcome: Construction of 

Intranet on existing LAN Server and 

Access Database 

Manager: Robert Serben 

To provide Facility Room Rental 


To Provide: Assessment Services 

Impact Outcome: Personality 

questionnaire for managers 


To Provide: Assessment Services 

Impact Outcome: Job Profile 


Addendum to original contract FY04 to 

carryover to FY05 – additional 

Assessment service 

CBIL July 8, 2004 

through 

June 30, 2005 


through 

December 31, 2004 


through 

June 30, 2005 


through 

June 30, 2005 

CBIL February 24, 2004 

through 

December 31, 2005 

$29,375.60 

$3,500 

$1,508 

$10,000 

$2,000 

(Total of 

$2,400)

Center for Business, Industry & Labor 

6.3.2 Ratification of Economic Development Agreements 

The purpose of these agreements is to provide services and economic development for 

the St. Louis region. 

Funding Source Title of Program and/or Purpose Campus Date Amount 

The Boeing 

Company 

Skills Training 

Estimated Number of Participants: 

Estimated Total Credit Hour Equivalents:10143.6 



through 

June 30, 2004 

Company 

$358,400 

College 

$40,000

7.1 Grants and Contracts 

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

Acceptance of External Funds 

AGENCY AMOUNT PURPOSE FUND 

Department of Elementary 

and Secondary Education 





$9,967 Grant to St. Louis Community College for the 

Meramec Child Care Center to participate in a 

“School Age Care (SAC)” Grant Program. 

Grant funds will be used to support professional 

development and travel for staff and purchase of 

equipment, materials and supplies. This is a 

new award. 

Project Period: 7/1/04-6/30/05 

Project Director: Earlene Powell 

$9,700 Grant to St. Louis Community College for the 

Florissant Valley Child Care Development 

Laboratory Center to participate in a “School 

Age Care (SAC)” Grant Program. Funds will 

support professional development and travel for 

staff and purchase of equipment, materials and 

supplies. This is a new award. 

$159,821 


Project Director: Cecelia Luecking 

Grant to St. Louis Community College for a St. 

Louis Area Tech Prep Consortium. This grant 

support will allow the consortium to continue 

their efforts in the area of Tech Prep with the 

primary goal of building and maintaining 

strong comprehensive linkages between area 

secondary schools and St. Louis Community 

College. This will be done by continuing the 

development, implementation and maintenance 

of programs of study designed to provide Tech 

Prep education career paths leading to a twoyear 

Associate degree. This is a new award. 


Project Director: Steve Long 

Restricted 

Restricted 

Restricted









(DESE), 

Automark Marking 

Systems (Company) 



(DESE), 

Dierbergs Markets, Inc. 

(Company) 



(DESE) 

Findlay Industries, Inc. 

(Company 

$119,959 Grant to St. Louis Community College for a St. 

Louis Area Construction Training Tech Prep 

Consortium. This grant will allow the 

consortium to continue their efforts to build and 

maintain strong comprehensive links between 

high schools, community colleges, 

apprenticeship programs, the local private 

industry council and business and industry. 

Specific goals include the development, 

implementation and maintenance of a pathway 

linking high school students to high skill, in 

demand, apprenticeship programs as well as 

related two-year associate and four year 

baccalaureate degrees. This is a new award. 

$14,375 (DESE) 

$12,500 (Company) 

$26,875 (Total) 

$34,500 (DESE) 

$30,000 (Company) 

$64,500 (Total) 

$23,000 (DESE) 

$20,000 (Company) 

$43,000 (Total) 



Grant to St. Louis Community College for the 

Automark Marking Systems Customized 

Training Program designed with the following 

components: Industrial Manufacturing and 

Technical Training; and Quality Continuous 

Improvement. This is a new award. 


Project Director: Robert Serben 


Dierbergs Markets, Inc. Customized Training 

Program designed with the following 

components: Technical Training; and 

Leadership Development and Training. This is 

a new award. 




Findlay Industries, Inc. Customized Training 


components: Technical; ISO9001; and 

Supervisory/Leadership. This is a new award. 



Restricted 

Restricted 

Restricted 

Restricted







(DESE) 

Hydromat, Inc. 

(Company) 



(DESE), 

Stout Marketing, Inc. 

(Company) 



(DESE), 

Tenneco Automotive 

(Company) 

$23,000 (DESE) 

$20,000 (Company) 

$43,000 (Total) 

$11,500 (DESE) 

$10,000 (Company) 

$21,500 (Total) 

$23,000 (DESE) 

$20,000(Company) 

$43,000 (Total) 


Hydromat, Inc. Customized Training Program 

designed with the following components: 

Technical/TQM/Team Development and 

Training; ISO9001: 2000/ISO14001 System 

Development and Training. This is a new 

award. 




Stout Marketing, Inc. Customized Training 


components: Leadership/Team Development 

and Training; and Technical Development and 

Training. This is a new award. 




Tenneco Automotive Customized Training 


components: Technical; ISO9000/2000 and 

Quality. This is a new award. 



Restricted 

Restricted 

Restricted







(DESE Title IIc) 

Carl Perkins 

$1,249,792 

$ 62,489 

$ 15,019 FV 

$ 25,500 FP 

$ 10,000 M 

$162,067 District 

$253,336 FV 

$280,628 FP 

$266,073 M 

$ 88,780 District 

$ 25,000 FV 

$ 17,000 FP 

$ 23,900 M 

$ 20,000 District 

Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical 

Education. The grant’s funds are allocated by 

areas designated by the State projects as 

follows: 

Administration: 

Provides administrative costs directly to support 

the Vocational Education Office. 

Improvement and Expansion: 

The Improvement and Expansion funds will be 

expended for Tech Scans, DACUMS Curriculum 

Revisions, Research Consortium activities, Carl 

Perkins WIA/One-Stop MOU, Career Academy 

Pilot Projects and New Traditions Program and 

materials and supplies. 

Salaries: 

These funds will be used to support specific 

programs in the guidance/counseling/placement 

access areas. These supportive services include 

Placement, Tutors, Readers, Note takers, 

Interpreters and Vocational Aides. 

Professional Growth and Development: 

The Professional Growth and Development 

funds will support the continuing education for 

certification purposes, conference and 

workshops for career faculty, and industrial 

internships. 



Restricted

7.2. Cash Donations 


Acceptance of Donations and Gifts 

The Board of Trustees is asked to accept the cash donations listed below on behalf of St. Louis Community 

College. 

DONOR AMOUNT PURPOSE FUND 

Eileen Lauzon 

Jean Sherry 

Sandra Wilbers 

David Scott 

Barbara Farrow 

$ 25.00 

$ 10.00 

$ 20.00 

$3,000.00 

$ 150.00 

Donations to the Tina Stone-Feijo Memoral 

Scholarship Fund at St. Louis Community 

College. 

Donations to the John Lair Scholarship Fund at 


Student Aid 

Student Aid

7.3. Non-Cash Donations 


Acceptance of Donations and Gifts – Non Cash 

The Board of Trustees is asked to accept the non-cash donations listed below on behalf of St. Louis Community 

College. 

DONOR DESCRIPTION CONDITION OF GIFT RESTRICTIONS 

Teresa Huether Teresa Huether is donating the 

following to the Florissant Valley 

Library: Three (3) Paperback 

Books titled “My Garden (Book),” 

“The Prize Winner of Defiance, 

Ohio,” and “A Brief History of 

Everything”. The estimated fair 

market value is $30.00 ($10 per 

book). 

Michele Thompson Michele Thompson is donating the 


Library: One (1) CD titled 

“Runnin Wild” by the Boston Pops 

Orchestra. The estimated fair 

market value is $10.00. 

Lawrence Sather Lawrence Sather is donating the 


Library: One (1) Hardback Book 

titled “The Literary Vocation of 

Henry Adams”. The estimated fair 


Orion Genomics Orion Genomics is donating the 


Biology Department: Automated 

DNA Sequencing Machine. The 

estimated fair market value is 

$30,000. 

The condition of donated 

items is good. There are 

no maintenance or 

delivery costs associated 

with donation. 


item is new. There are 










item is good. The 

maintenance costs 

associated with donation 

are unknown. The 

estimated start-up costs 

are $700.00 ($200 

delivery costs and $500 

for additional electrical 

needs). 

There are no 

restrictions placed 

on donation. 

There are no 


on donation. 

There are no 

restriction placed 

on donation. 

There are no 


on donation.

7.3. Non-Cash Donations 


Acceptance of Donations and Gifts – Non Cash 

The Board of Trustees is asked to accept the non-cash donations listed below on behalf of St. Louis Community 

College. 

DONOR DESCRIPTION CONDITION OF GIFT RESTRICTIONS 

Public Affairs Public Affairs is donating the 

following to the Meramec Library: 

One (1) Book titled “Wilson’s 

Ghost”. The estimated fair market 

value is $24.00. 

Oreola Binuyo Oreola Binuyo is donating the 


One (1) Book titled “Wiley CPA 

Exam Review Fast Track Study 

Guide”. The estimated fair 


Marcia Mueller Marcia Mueller is donating the 


Two (2) Books titled “Eats, Shoots, 

and Leaves” and “The New Yorker 

Book of Political Cartoons”. The 

estimated fair market value is 

$40.00. 







item is excellent. There 

are no maintenance or 




items is excellent. There 

are no maintenance or 



There are no 


on donation. 

There are no 


on donation. 

There are no 


on donation.

SLCC Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes, August 26, 2004

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