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Campus Connection All That Jazz … If you haven’t seen Communication and New Media instructor Huey Coleman’s film, “In Good Time,” about jazz legend Marian McPartland, there are a few opportunities coming right up. The piece will air on MPBN on September. 27 at 9:00 p.m. and on September. 29 at 5:00 p.m. You can listen to a Susan Stamberg interview on NPR with McPartland and Coleman at www.npr.org/2012/08/18/158421073/marianmcpartlands-storied-life-told-in-good-time. For more information on Coleman’s work, visit www. filmsbyhuey.com. ing sure they had everything they needed to buy their books before standing in line. The students were also treated to cookies, mini muffins, water and smiling faces throughout the day, which helped make their wait much better. We certainly saw the results of this when they got to the cash register and were in better spirits than in past semesters. A great big THANK YOU goes to all volunteer staff and faculty and to the The McKernan Center staff for all those goodies. You all played a part in striving for “The Culture of Service” for Southern Maine Community College. SMCC Nursing Teacher Fills Olympics ‘Ambassador’ Role (Excerpted with permission from a Scarborough Leader news story by Michael Kelley) Karen LoCascio, a professor of nursing at Southern Maine Community College who lives off Black Point Road in Scarborough, saw London in a new light this summer. For the first week of the Olympic Games – from July 27 to Aug. 4 – LoCascio served as an Olympic Ambassador at Victoria Station, a heavily traveled rail station near Buckingham Palace. Her job was to give a warm welcome to visitors coming into town for the Olympic festivities and educate people about all that London has to offer, Olympic-related or not. Marian McPartland and Huey Coleman Photo courtesy of filmsbyhuey.com Looking for Some Help Student refund checks will be disbursed to students on Friday, Sept. 28 in the gym between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Any employee who could help the Student Billing Office staff with this large task should contact Irene Finch at ifinch@smccME.edu with the times of availability. The Billing Office needs approximately 25 people to have the process run smoothly. “I learned a ton, too. I knew a lot because I have lived here so long and have taken a lot of visitors around London, but I know 10 times more now because I did this,” said LoCascio, who has had a house outside London for more than 20 years. Visit http://tinyurl.com/8dkt9ga to read the full story. Thanks for the Help! As everyone knows the College Store is very busy during the start of school and students have to wait in a very long line, usually in very hot weather, to get their books. This semester we had volunteers who assisted students by answering questions and mak- 4 September 2012 • Campus Connection • Your connection to the SMCC community
Campus Connection Respiratory Tech Students Collect Supplies for Worldwide Use SMCC Respiratory Therapy are conducting a drive to collect much-needed medical supplies for underdeveloped countries, benefiting Rotary International, Partners for World Health, and Konbit Sante. The students have placed collection containers in the Campus Center, the Health Science Building and the gym. They are also collecting from several local hospitals to gather many items that the organizations need. Items to donate include: Durable equipment such as crutches, walkers, potty chairs, orthopedic supplies, etc. Wound care items such as bandages, gauze pads, first aid kits, etc. Smart phones (iphones, international phones, all phones except Verizon phones). Unused body lotions, protective barriers, skin cleaners, toothpaste, mouthwash, baby powder, etc. Personal care items such as combs and toothbrushes sheets and towels. A more complete list of needed donation items will be posted on the boxes. If you have questions about what to donate or have an item that may not fit in the boxes, please contact Karen McDonald in the Respiratory Therapy office at KMcDonald@smccME.edu or 741-5510. Sustained Reality SMCC Art Instructor Brandon Lutterman is showing his drawing and ceramics work at the Maine Lakes Resource Center this fall. The opening reception will be held on September 27 from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. and the show will run from September 25 – October 25. Lutterman’s work reflects his appreciation and love for animals and nature. This show expresses the importance of preservation and awareness of personal disciplines to help preserve the world. For more information about the show visit www.mainelakesresourcenter.com. To view some of Lutterman’s works visit www.luttermanceramics.com. Small Business Owners Group The SMCC Small Business Owners Group for small business owners meets every Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Hague Hall, Room 110. Each week the group discusses a different small business topic, and often hosts a guest speaker. Upcoming meetings and their topics include: • Sept. 26: Field Trip to a Local Small Business • Oct. 3: Managing the Money • Oct. 10: Guest Speaker: Chris Speh, Common Good Ventures, Maine Angels Investment Network • Oct. 7: Guest Speaker: Jessica Kobeckis www.affinity-limousine.com • Oct. 24: Managing Yourself • Oct. 31: Guest Speaker: Karin Gregory, www.fgd-law.com Just the Facts It makes sense that most of SMCC’s students (4,083, or 56.5%) come from Cumberland County, home to both the South Portland and Midcoast Campuses. But what county sent us the fewest students in Fall 2011 Answer: Piscataquis, with 13 students. 5 September 2012 • Campus Connection • Your connection to the SMCC community
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