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Campus Connection 

October 2011 

Connection 

What’s Inside 

2 

Events Calendar 

3 

Around the Fort 

4 

SMCC Hosts Japanese 

Delegation 

SMCC Art Department 

Sends a Message of Hope 

and Healing 

5 

SMCC Celebrates the 

Grand Opening of the 

Sustainability and Energy 

Alternatives Center 

SMCC Announces New 

Energy Auditor and 

Weatherization Scholarships 

6 

SMCC Open House Fall 

2011 

Bob Weimont honored as 

Educator of the Year 

SMCC Announces 2011 

Athletic Hall of Fame Class 

7 

Remembering 9/11/01 

8 

Peter A. McKernan Hospitality 

Center Students and Staff 

Create a New Signature Dish 

SMCC Business Club Travels 

to Boston 

SMCC Hosts Forum on Maine Labor Skills 

and Higher Education 

SMCC hosted a forum 

on September 14, on higher 

education and economic 

development with local and 

national experts. The event 

included comments from U.S. 

Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Community Colleges, Frank 

Chong, a panel discussion with 

regional workforce experts, and 

the presentation of a detailed 

new study on Maine’s looming 

education and workforce 

skills gaps. 

Titled “Closing the Gap,” 

the new report identifies and 

examines 26,000 new highwage 

and growth jobs that are 

expected to be created in Maine 

over ten years and contrasts 

this demand with the supply of 

skilled workers and qualified 

college graduates that Maine 

will produce over the same 

period. The report forecasts 

some significant skills gaps in Maine, most notably a shortage of 1,567 associate 

degree workers needed to fill jobs in information and computer technology. If the 

skills gap is left unaddressed, as many as 4,000 high-wage jobs could go unfilled. 

We hope this study will be the beginning of a conversation in Maine about 

focusing more investment in higher education that is designed to drive economic 

growth and close these gaps,” said President of SMCC, Dr. Ronald Cantor. “The 

benefits are great: for every 1,000 of these jobs that Maine fills, we will see an 

economic ripple effect that creates 2,100 new jobs and generates $430 million in 

new sales and incomes.” 

Author of “Closing the Gap,” Chuck Lawton wrote, “If the current supplydemand 

imbalance persists, Maine will suffer a severe shortage of workers in 

computer, information and related support services and in precision production 

occupations. If Maine does not reallocate education and training resources to 

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Events Calendar 

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Columbus Day - No Classes 

WHEN: Monday, October 10 

WHERE: USA 

Visit from Greg Darnieder 

WHEN: Thursday, October 6 

8:30 am - 4:00 pm 

WHERE: McKernan Center/Jewett Auditorium 

Celebrate Diversity Week 

WHEN: Tuesday, October 11- Friday, October 14 

WHERE: SMCC 

Fall Open House 

WHEN: Saturday, October 15 

11:00 am - 3:30 pm 

WHERE: SMCC (South Portland Campus) 

Athletic Hall of Fame Induction 

Ceremony 

WHEN: Saturday, October 15, 5:00 pm 

WHERE: SMCC 

Save the Date! 

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SMCC hosts Chamber of Commerce 

“After Hours” event 

WHEN: Thursday, November 3 

WHERE: McKernan Center 

Veteran’s Day - No Classes 

WHEN: Friday, November 11 

WHERE: USA 

Spring 2012 Registration Begins 

WHEN: Monday, November 14, 8:00 am 

WHERE: SMCC 

Athletics 

Women’s Soccer 

Oct. 5 Eastern Maine CC Home 3:45 pm 

Oct. 8 U-Maine-Machias * Away 1:00 pm 

Oct. 10 Central Maine CC * Home 1:00 pm 

Oct. 15 Unity College * Home 12:00 pm 

Men’s Soccer 

Oct. 5 Eastern Maine CC Home 3:45 pm 

Oct. 8 U-Maine-Machias * Away 3:00 pm 

Oct. 10 Central Maine CC * Home 3:00 pm 

Oct. 15 Unity College * Home 2:00 pm 

Golf 

Oct. 9 USCAA National Championship TBA 

Oct. 10 USCAA National Championship TBA 

Men’s Basketball 

Oct. 22 Holland 

Home 1:00 pm 

Oct. 29 CAN-AM Tournament CMCC TBA 


Women’s Basketball 



Triva Question 

Answer the question correctly and enter to win a $10 

Gas Card. Email your answer to amullen@smccME.edu 

What pigment causes leaves to 

turn bright red & purple? 

Last month’s winner: Bruce Daigle 

Last month’s question: Where and when was the 

first Labor Day celebrated? 

Last month’s answer: The first Labor Day holiday 

was celebrated on Tuesday, September 5, 1882, 

in New York City. 

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Thanksgiving Recess Begins 

WHEN: Wednesday, November 23, 3:00 pm 

WHERE: SMCC 

New Student Spring 2012 

Registration Begins 

WHEN: Monday, November 28 

WHERE: SMCC 

Introducing the President’s Blog 

SMCC launches the President’s Blog 

connecting students, faculty, staff, 

alumni, and the community with the 

College. Check it out at 

www.smccME.edu/presidents-blog 



Around the Fort 

Promotions, new employees, announcements, news & other 

hubbub. 

Welcome 

Frances Tracy-Dunn - Financial Aid Counselor 

Samantha Brown - Accounting Assistant II 

Brenda Beaulieu - Business Relations Manager 

News 

The Southern Maine Daylily and Hosta Society in 

conjunction with the Horticulture Department will be hosting 

a guest speaker, Ransom Lydell from Dunkirk, NY, on Saturday, 

October 8 at 11:00 am in Jewett Auditorium. He is the owner of 

Eagle Bay Gardens where he hybridizes daylilies and Hostas. Lydell 

specializes in blooms and slug resistant foliage in Hostas. He has 

been a professional landscape developer and horticulturalist for 

over 50 years. 

Elizabeth Bieber, 

photography Instructor 

at SMCC 

enjoyed a field trip with 

her Photo I students 

from the Midcoast 

Campus to the 

U-Maine Museum of 

Art in Bangor on September 

19. They viewed 

exhibits including 

Thomas Hager’s Cyanotypes, 

and the Photo 

National 2011: A Survey of Contemporary Photography - a survey 

of 76 works by 34 artists nationally, including many from Maine. 

Congratulations 

Congratulations to the 2011 Graduating Class in Paramedicine 

for acheiving a 100% pass rate on the national registry 

exam. This achievement is due to hard work of our students 

in the classroom and clinical setting along with dedication and 

guidance from our instructors. 

Vacancies visit www.jobsinme.com 

Adjunct Instructor - Electrician Tech Program 

DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID 

CUSTODIAN II - FULL TIME DAYS 

MASTER CARPENTER - FULL TIME 

From L to R: Sophia Powell, Somer Welch, Callie 

Forest, and Eva Wagner. 

Got news? 

PRESIDENTIAL FORUM 

Wrap Up 

At the first President’s Forum on 

September 15, President Cantor spoke 

about the launch of the Journal Innovation 

& Transformation at the SMCC Forum on 

Education & Economic Development 

which included the release of a new report, 

“Closing the Gap,” on Maine education 

and workforce skills gaps and the economic 

impacts of higher education. (see Forum 

article on page 1) 

President Cantor addressed the recent 

graffiti incident and said that the campus has 

never been the target of hateful graffiti like 

this in the past. He spoke with concerned 

local people and commented on the press the 

College received on the subject. Anne Jordan 

mentioned that other local schools have 

had similar problems recently. Herb Adams 

suggested that we work with the media to 

highlight these important issues. 

President Cantor answered a question 

about the possibility of a smoke-free campus. 

A survey was done recently about whether to 

go smoke-free or not, but it was brought to 

the attention of the forum attendees that the 

results were not accurate. The consensus was 

that the best solution would be to enforce 

the 30-foot rule – no smoking within 30 feet 

of a building entrance. 

The President will schedule future 

forums as needed to discuss emerging 

College topics and every effort will be 

made to schedule forums during the 

activity period or at times that enable as 

many people to participate as possible. 

Send your news, views and 

reviews to amullen@smccME.edu 

to share with your community. 

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SMCC Hosts Japanese 

Delegation 

SMCC hosted a Japanese delegation from Maine’s sister 

state Aomori Prefecture at its South Portland campus 

on September 7. The delegation, including government 

officials, business leaders and university faculty visited 

the McKernan Center and toured the College’s new 

Sustainability Center. 

The visit, on September 6-10, was organized by 

the Maine-Aomori Sister State Advisory Council 

(MASSAC) and was indended to develop cultural, 

educational and commercial opportunities between 

Maine and Aomori focusing on energy as well as the 

fishery and food products industries. 

Maine’s relationship with the Aomori Prefecture 

traces its origins to 1889. That year, the 1,500-ton 

Cheseborough ship, sailing from Bath, wrecked off 

the coast of Aomori. Local citizens from the village of 

Shariki rescued four survivors and buried those who 

died. Amidst the Cheseborough wreckage that drifted 

ashore, the people of Shariki discovered Maine pears, 

and planted pear trees of their own. An annual service is 

held in Shariki for the sailors who lost their lives in 1889 

and pears are left on the graves of the sailors who died. 

SMCC Art Department 

Sends a Message of Hope 

and Healing 

On Saturday, 

September 10, Jeff 

Badger, Chairman 

of the SMCC 

Art Department, 

presented 1,000 

paper cranes to 

Yukio Yageta, 

Deputy Director 

General, Bureau 

of Strategic 

Tourism and 

International 

Affairs, Aomori 

Prefectural 

Government at 

the Thanks Maine 

Reception held at 

the Winter Street 

Church, Bath, Maine. 

The cranes were created by SMCC students earlier 

this year after the devastating earthquake in Japan in 

March. The Japanese believe that the crane lives 1,000 

years and the gift of paper cranes symbolizes this 

belief, offering a wish of healing heard and answered. 

Jeff Badger, Chairman of SMCC Art Department 

with Yukio Yageta, Deputy Director General, 

Stragetic Tourism and International Affiars, 

Aomori Prefectural Government 

Members from Maine’s sister state Aomori Prefecture tour SMCC’s 

sustainability center and meet SMCC’s new President, Dr. Ronald Cantor 

SMCC student creates paper cranes after the devesating earthquake in Japan. 



SMCC Celebrates the 

Grand Opening of the 

SMCC Sustainability and 

Energy Alternatives Center 

SMCC celebrated the grand opening of its 

Sustainability and Energy Alternatives (SEA) 

Center on its South Portland campus on 

Thursday, September 29. 

Developed through federal and state grants, 

the SEA Center is the centerpiece of SMCC’s 

new initiatives to drive sustainability, including 

the development of new college courses and 

workforce training in renewable energy, energy 

auditing and weatherization. Equipped with 

state of the art equipment, the SEA Center lab 

offers students the chance to work with a broad 

array of renewable energy systems, including 

solar photovoltaic and solar hot water systems, 

as well as fully functional pressurized test house 

that is used to train energy auditors. The Center 

will also serve as a forum for community events, 

educational programs, and other activities 

relating to sustainability and energy efficiency. 

The event featured comments from 

Congresswoman Chellie Pingree and President 

Ronald Cantor. SEA Center Director John 

Brautigam demonstrated. some of the unique tools 

used in the Center, including the “pressure house.” 

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SMCC Announces New 

Energy Auditor and 

Weatherization Scholarships 

In an effort to support Maine’s growing green 

economy and workforce, SMCC is announcing new 

scholarships designed to help Mainers interested 

in taking key training courses in residential 

weatherization and energy auditing. 

Offered in partnership with Efficiency Maine, 

the scholarships will provide partial and full 

tuition. Graduates of the courses will be certified 

as Maine Weatherization Technicians and prepared 

for national certification as energy auditors and 

building analysts. These trainings are part of a 

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1. Dr. Ronald Cantor gives opening remarks at the grand opening of SMCC’s Sustainability 

and Energy Alternatives (SEA) Center on Thursday, September 29. 2. U.S. Representative 

Chelie Pingree shares her thoughts on sustainability in Maine with guests at the SEA grand 

opening. 3. Guests at the SEA grand opening demo various sustainable system. 4.U.S. Rep. 

Chellie Pingree and SMCC President Ronald Cantor plug a light bulb into energy supplied by 

photovoltaic panels on the south side of the community college’s new SEA Center. 

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comprehensive set of new courses at SMCC that are 

focused on sustainability and energy efficiency. 

“SMCC is committed to driving economic 

development and advancing sustainability in our 

community and in our state,” said President Cantor. 

“These new scholarships will expand access to training 

for Maine workers and help us to meet the incredible 

challenge of weatherizing one of the oldest housing 

stocks in the country.” 

SMCC will offer the Energy Auditing and Building 

Analyst course starting on September 14th. This 

80-hour course, developed by SMCC to be the first 

on-line/in person hybrid energy auditor course in 

the Northeast, prepares students to take the Building 

Performance Institutes’ exam for home energy auditor 

certification. 

SMCC’s Weatherization Technician course, starting 

on October 11th, prepares students for entry level 

jobs in the growing home energy services sector, 

covering basic theories of building science as well 

as practical aspects of home energy improvements, 

including the latest techniques and materials. The 

Weatherization Technician course is 40 hours, and 

successful completion will earn classroom certification 

for working in Maine State Housing Authority 

weatherization programs. 

The housing stock in Maine is among the oldest in the 

nation, and Maine homeowners use more imported oil 

for heating than in any other state. Maine has embarked 

on an ambitious plan to weatherize all homes by the year 

2030. 

Interested students can obtain more information 

about the course and apply for scholarships by emailing 

sustainability@smccME.edu. 

Funding for the scholarships is provided through 

Efficiency Maine and the American Recovery and 

Reinvestment Act of 2009. 

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Remembering 9/11/01 

On the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks 

SMCC held a brief ceremony to pay tribute to the 

fallen heroes and victims. Students, faculty, staff, 

and local emergency responders came together as a 

community at the South Portland campus to reflect 

on this important day in history. 

The event was led by President Cantor with 

remarks from South Portland Fire Chief, Kevin 

Guimond, and a SMCC fire science student, 

Ashley Wax. 

“We gathered as a family and a community as we 

did on 9/11 to honor the people who gave their lives 

trying to save others and the innocent victims of that 

tragic day that left us heart-broken,” said Cantor. “As 

dark a day as that was, our country came together 

to create good will that continues to empower us in 

challenging times.” 

The College has a close relationship with firefighters 

and first responders across the state. SMCC awarded 

78 Public Safety degrees last spring including Fire 

Science Technology, Paramedicine and Criminal 

Justice. The Maine Fire Service Institute, a department 

of SMCC, has statewide responsibility for firefighter 

training and certification. 

Bob Weimont Honored as 

Educator of the Year 

The board of directors for the Southern Midcoast 

Maine Chamber presented 

SMCC’s Bob Weimont 

with “Educator of the 

Year” Award at the 2011 

Awards Gala on Sept. 14 

at Sebasco Harbor Resort 

in Phippsburg. “Each 

year awards are presented 

to deserving businesses 

and individuals that help 

make the Mid-coast area 

the best place in Maine 

to live, work and play,” 

chamber president Steven 

Wallace said in a news release. Nominations come 

from individuals in the chamber’s 16-community 

service area and final award selection comes from 

a panel of previous honorees. Awards are given 

under two broad categories, business excellence and 

individual contributions. Bob has run the Bath Center 

for many years and has helped enrollment at the 

Bath Center grow to nearly 1,000 students this fall. 

Congratulations Bob! 

SMCC Announces 2011 

Athletic Hall of Fame Class 

SMCC is pleased to announce the 2011 Athletics 

Hall of Fame Class. Two inductees will be honored 

during a banquet on Saturday, October 15, 2011, 

at 5:00 pm in the HUB Athletics Center on the 

South Portland Campus. Tickets are $20 and can be 

purchased by contacting SMCC Athletics at 207-741- 

5927 or mrichards@smccME.edu. 

Anthony D’Alfonso (Baseball ‘07) may be the 

most prolific player to ever wear the SMCC baseball 

uniform. He is a two-time Yankee Small College 

Conference Player of the Year and 2007 United 

States Collegiate Athletic Association All-American. 

He holds the SMCC all-time leader in career hits, 

runs, home runs, and RBI’s. After leaving SMCC, 

D’Alfonso continued two more seasons at the 



University of Southern Maine where he was a twotime 

NCAA Division III All-American. 

D’Alfonso is the first SMCC baseball player to 

sign a professional contract. He has spent the last 

three years playing in the Frontier league, Golden 

Baseball League, and currently in the League de 

Norte in Mexico. 

Bob Doyle (Baseball ’71) will be inducted 

posthumously as he passed in 2005. Doyle was 

a standout pitcher during his two seasons at the 

College. Doyle was instrumental in leading the way 

to winning the State Technical College Series title 

in 1970 and 1971. He also pitched a shutout win 

in the 1970 Northern New England Small College 

Conference (NNESCC) title game. Doyle was a 

two-time State Technical College Conference All 

Star and was a (NNESCC) Honor Squad recipient. 

Upon leaving SMCC, Doyle continued to be a 

fixture in the local baseball scene. He was a past 

president of Maine Babe Ruth, and had a 12-year 

coaching career at St. Josephs College in Maine. He 

was recently inducted into the 2011 Maine Baseball 

Hall of Fame. 

“Both inductees had outstanding careers while at 

SMCC and also have made significant contributions 

and success upon leaving the college,” said SMCC 

Director of Athletics Matt Richards. “Induction into 

the Athletics Hall of Fame is very fitting for them 

as they exemplify what we hope our current student 

athletes will strive to become.” 

From L to R: Anthony D’Alfonso (Baseball ‘07) and Bob Doyle (Baseball ’71) 

Peter A. McKernan Hospitality 

Center Students and Staff 

Create a New Signature Dish 

Walking into the foyer of the McKernan Center, 

you are immediately aware of the handsome Mission 

Style architectural details: graceful curves, geometric 

patterning, beautifully grained wood and the lovely 

central timepiece. You are tempted to proceed directly 

into the lobby with its inviting grand staircase but there 

is a decorative detail in the periphery of your vision that 

piques on your curiosity. Turning to your right, you are 

greeted by a vision of texture and movement, structure 

and composition, color and luminosity, a challenge and 

response to creativity. Glass artist Sarah Pratt-Smith was 

commissioned to create the decorative windows and 

ceiling lighting 

to complement 

this interior 

when the 

building 

underwent 

extensive 

renovations. 

When Jill 

Hannaford first 

walked in to 

the McKernan 

Hospitality 

Center for an 

interview for 

the position of Chef, she was drawn to this window and 

recognized its potential to inspire a culinary creation. 

Once settled in the job and finding herself surrounded 

by enthusiastic and talented student staff in the 

kitchen, she initiated “Test Kitchen Mondays”, a time 

when students could drop by and work alongside Jill 

in the kitchen testing new recipes, plating and ideas. 

The development of a signature dessert based on the 

stained glass windows was at the top of the list of 

creative projects to pursue. Six students attended the 

first session and they discussed the design elements 

present in the window and the flavors that came 

to mind. They then studied in more details the 

windows and ceiling lights, sketching ideas, plating 

The stained glass window at McKernan Center that 

inspired the new signature dish 



compositions, noting flavors and textures. 

The end process involved the testing of recipes 

for the different components of the dessert. The 

requirements for the final selection were: 

• the flavors had to work together yet please the palate 

• the components of the dessert had to be able to be 

made ahead of time 

• the dessert had to be easy to plate for groups of up 

to 100 

• and there had to be a visible link to the windows. 

The new signature dessert consists of a dense 

buttermilk cake with layers of raspberry jam and white 

and chocolate ganache. The icing is textured white 

chocolate ganache. The rectangular slice sits on a 

raspberry coulis. Beside the cake is a lemon curd mousse 

in a lemon shell, garnished with crystallized lemon zest. 

A curved band of chocolate completes the presentation. 

Culinary student, Dave Provencher did the honors 

of presenting this new dessert on September 14th, at a 

lunch hosted by Dr. Cantor at the Mckernan Center for 

a group of fire chiefs. Dr. Cantor, in a thank you email, 

said “...who knew that a piece of stained glass could be 

so delicious?” 

Now, the new dessert needs to be named. The 

window that the dessert was based on is titled, 

“Seaglass”. Suggestions have included, “Sweet Seaglass”, 

“Reflections”, and “A Taste of Hospitality.” Since the 

collaborative process was so successful in designing 

this new dessert, all are invited to to help name the 

new signature dessert! Please send your suggestions to 

MckernanCenter@smccME.edu. If your idea is selected, 

a special dessert will be delivered to your staff for an 

upcoming meeting! 

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Pot Stickers 

Culinary Corner 

Recipe from the SMCC “Campus 

Collections” cookbook. 

Servings: 20 

INGREDIENTS 

1 package potsticker skins 

8 oz. cooked ground pork 

1 tsp. minced garlic 

2 cups diced celery 

2 cups shredded carrots 

1/4 cup fish sauce 

1 Tbs. maggi seasoning* 

1/4 tsp. white pepper 

2 Tbs. sugar 

DIRECTIONS 

1. Combine pork and remaining ingredients; cool, 

and wrap with skins. Add 1 heaping Tbs. of filling 

per skin; fold in half, bulging in the middle, and 

pinch the dough together in the middle. 

2. Poach 2 minutes. Pat dry. 

3. Sauté golden brown in peanut oil. 

*Maggi Seasoning is made in Switzerland and has quite a 

distinct flavor. If it is not available, substitute 1/2 Tbs. 

worcestershire sauce and 1/2 Tbs. mushroom soy sauce. 

The new McKernan Center signature dessert. 



SMCC Business Club Travels 

to Boston 

SMCC students and faculty traveled to Boston 

last April for their annual spring Business 

Club trip. The group including: Sean Sabine, 

Caleb Berry, Chris Kraus, Mike Bowser, Arthur 

Kuznetsov, John Young, Nico Seiler, Kyle 

Capponcelli and John Chen, and faculty members 

Charlie Pearson and Steve Strand. 

On Thursday evening, April 28th, the Club 

took in a Red Sox game which was a first for 

many members. On Saturday, the Club toured 

the grounds of Harvard Univerity. The Club 

then traveled by subway to tour a liquid 

manufacturing company in suburban Boston. 

Students got a firsthand look at all that is 

involved in manufacturing, distribution and 

marketing. Later, the Club dined at world famous 

Union Oyster House. 

The Boston Bruins were in the middle of their 

Stanley Cup championship run, so Boston was 

abuzz with Bruins shirts, hats, sovineers and 

sports fever. 

The SMCC Biz Club is a student-run 

organization and is open to all those interested. 

The Club meets on Thursdays at 12:30pm on the 

1st floor of Hague in the Weisbein Business Club 

Lounge. 

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Forum on Labor Skills 

address this existing and potentially growing labor 

supply gap, the state’s economic prosperity will be 

threatened.” 

In a direct effort to overcome these skills gaps 

and meet the state’s job growth potential, SMCC is 

establishing a new Midcoast Campus at Brunswick 

Landing—the former Naval Air Station. Working with 

businesses at or coming to Brunswick Landing as well 

as with the University of Maine College of Engineering, 

SMCC will establish certificate and Associate degree 

programs and pathways to Bachelor’s and graduate 

programs specifically designed to overcome the skills 

gaps that now limit Maine’s economic prosperity. 

While the Midcoast Campus will serve that region 

of the state, its impact will be felt all across the state 

because it is targeting the industries most handicapped 

by current skills gaps and thus those where educational 

investment will have the greatest “bang for the buck” 

across the entire state. 

Small Business 

Owners Group 

Fall 2011 Schedule 

Member of SMCC’s Business Club touring Boston. 

Date 

October 5th 

October 12th 

October 19th 

October 26th 

November 2nd 

November 9th 

November 16th 

November 23rd 

November 30th 

December 7th 

December 14th 

Topic 

Guest Speaker: TBD 

Movie: The Call of the 

Entrepreneur 

Topic: Strategic Planning 

Group Member Coaching 


ted.com video and 

discussion 

Topic: Financial 

Management for the 

Small Business Owner 

NO MEETING 

Group Member Coaching 


4:00 - 6:00 pm 

Holiday Party 



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