Alumni - Richland Community College

More documents

Recommendations

Info

$Math 113 â Introduction to Applied Statistics Spring 2012 Course ...$

$Course Syllabus Math 121 - Calculus & Analytic Geometry I - Richland$

$Math 113 - Introduction to Applied Statistics Spring 2004 Course ...$

& AlumniFriendsRichland Community College Alumni NewsletterCulinary Arts Institute Provides International FlavorWilliam T. Eichenauer Scholarship Dinner for Culinary Arts a Success!Dishes reflective of regional cuisines from around theworld were featured at the William T. EichenauerScholarship Dinner for the Culinary Arts held in the ShillingSalons at Richland Community College on Saturday, April18. Teams of students from the Culinary Arts Instituteresearched authenticdishes from France,Eastern Europe,NorthernMediterranean,South Americas,and Spain todevelop theirmenus. The studentsthenexecutedtheir culinary skills under the leadership of Chef LJKlink, as they tantalized taste buds at the “strollingsupper” with a delicious variety of cuisine.Richland’s drama students dressed in periodclothing from the 1930’s, 1940’s, 1950’s, 1970’s, and2000’s role-played in displays representing the“Foods Through the Ages” that decorated theSalons. In addition, guests bid ata silent auction of delectabledesserts and a dinner for 10.“Tonight is a very specialnight. We not only get to providea fun opportunity to raisescholarship money for thestudents, but we get to honorWilliam T. Eichenauer (1929-2008), who with several othercommunity members breathedlife into their dream of having aCulinary Arts Institute inDecatur, Illinois,” remarked Dr. Gayle Saunders. William T.Eichenauer’s family members also wereamong the evening’s guests who shared inhis dream.Proceeds from the Culinary ArtsScholarship Dinners will provide funding tosupport culinary arts scholarships and theeducational needs of the students at RichlandCommunity College. Next year’s dinner willtake place Saturday, March 27, 2010.4 Spring/Summer 2009
& AlumniFriendsRibbon Cutting Celebration FORRichland Community College faculty and staff, membersof the Clarence G. Glenn family, community educatorsand supporters celebrated the opening of the new1,000-square-foot Adele P. Glenn Academy for EarlyChildhood Education at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April8, 2009.“Such a long name for aclassroom in which small childrenwill learn – The Adele P. GlennAcademy for Early ChildhoodEducation. But you see it really isvery fitting that this room benamed after Adele Glenn as shewas truly dedicated to education,”Dr. Gayle Saunders, President ofRichland Community College,said in her remarks. “In the 1960’sAdele Glenn found a passion ineducation through Title I,working to make suredisadvantaged students had theopportunity to visit areas outsideDecatur in an effort to broadentheir horizons. In 1966 she earned a teaching certificate fromMillikin University and in the same year was elected to theDecatur School Board where she served for six years. Herinfluence extended into the community through many effortsRichland Community College Alumni NewsletterThe Adele P. Glenn Academy for Early Childhood Educationincluding service as a trustee of the Decatur SchoolsFoundation, volunteering at South Shores School, and servicethrough the Girl Scouts, Decatur Day Care Board, and JuniorWelfare Association.”On Monday, April 13, Kimberly Brummett, Director ofThe Adele P. Glenn Academy for Early Childhood Education,greeted children ages threeto five as they arrived fortheir first day of school.The beautiful classroomwith its garden windowsoffers a unique learningsetting where they will beintroduced to positiveexperiences through the useof games, music, artwork,films, books, and computersin preparation forkindergarten.The Adele P. GlennAcademy for EarlyChildhood Education joinsthe already operationalRichland Community College Child Development Center,which offers parents full-time and part-time care for theirchildren. For information regarding enrollment in theAcademy, please contact Kimberly Brummett at 217.875.7211,Ext. 387.You Can Invest in the FutureALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPThe Richland Community College Foundation’sAlumni Association Scholarship assists currentstudents with tuition. It is awarded to both fullandpart-time students who have a grade pointaverage of 2.75 in any major. The amount awardedis determined by the number of gifts received fromalumni.If being a Richland Community Collegegraduate has helped you succeed, please considerreinvesting in the future of today’s RichlandCommunity College students. Your contributionwill give students the opportunity to earn theirdegree regardless of their financial barriers.Recipients will be featured in future Alumni &Friends newsletters.Yes! I would like to support the Richland Foundation.Major Gifts CampaignUnrestrictedGeneral Scholarship Fund OtherAlumni ScholarshipName ___________________________________________________________Address _ _________________________________________________________City, State, Zip _ ___________________________________________________Phone ___________________________________________________________Office Phone ______________________________________________________E-mail ___________________________________________________________richland.edu/foundationF O U N D A T I O NEnclosed is my gift of check or money order DiscoverMasterCard VisaCard Number _____________________________________________________Security Number ___________________________________________________Expiration Date ___________________________________________________Signature of Card Holder ____________________________________________5 Spring/Summer 2009
Page 2 and 3: & AlumniFriendsRichland Community C
Page 8: & AlumniFriendsWalter and Alice Sch

Alumni - Richland Community College

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?