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<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> & <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

<strong>Report</strong> <strong>To</strong> <strong>The</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong><br />

Chart Your Course to Success at <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

“Shwiqhiq Pi mun” (Frog and Moon) found its place at<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> – the upper entry in Columbia<br />

Hall. <strong>The</strong> Chinook Power Board first came to <strong>Clatsop</strong><br />

<strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> as part of the Pacific Rim Art Exhibit:<br />

Emergence from Place–Neo-Traditional Indigenous Art<br />

held in <strong>2012</strong> at the <strong>College</strong>’s Art Center Gallery.<br />

Frog and Moon is a panel hand carved from red and<br />

yellow cedar. <strong>The</strong> artist is Greg Robinson, a Chinook<br />

Tribal Member. It is modeled after traditional panels<br />

that leaned against longhouses as a gesture of welcoming,<br />

an expression of family identity and spiritual protection.<br />

Acquisition of this important work was made possible by<br />

generous faculty, staff, and community donations.


Message from the President<br />

As the region’s only public postsecondary educational<br />

institution, <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> embraces a<br />

mission that is both expansive and diverse.<br />

Still, at <strong>CCC</strong> it boils down to creating the conditions for<br />

success for our students. And that requires being studentcentered,<br />

or as I prefer calling it being student-centric.<br />

Being student-centric at <strong>CCC</strong> means having an<br />

unshakeable focus on student learning; students are our<br />

business. It means having clearly defined pathways to<br />

student success. It also means data-informed decisionmaking<br />

and having an improvement-oriented ethos<br />

throughout our campuses. It also requires a community<br />

that supports and engages with the <strong>College</strong> to<br />

continuously improve the programs and services offered.<br />

Here are just a few examples of success achieved this past year.<br />

Rachel Fackler’s dream of becoming an art teacher is definitely<br />

within reach. Rachel credits a considerable part of her success to the<br />

guidance and support she received from her advisors in the Talent<br />

Search and Upward Bound programs during her middle school and<br />

high school years. She earned an Associate of Arts, Oregon Transfer<br />

degree (AAOT) in June and will enroll at Portland State University<br />

in the fall where she plans to be an art major and earn a minor in<br />

secondary education. After graduating from college Rachel looks<br />

forward to working or studying in New York for a year.<br />

Jennifer Challis was named to the All-Oregon Academic Team in<br />

<strong>2013</strong>. She started attending <strong>CCC</strong> when she was 16, and earned<br />

her first Associate’s degree at 18, graduating with High Honors. She<br />

just completed a second Associate’s degree with the intention of<br />

transferring to a technical school and pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in<br />

engineering with a focus in renewable energy.<br />

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Thomas Stewart is an USCG Active<br />

Duty Veteran who participated in<br />

search and rescue missions and<br />

law enforcement operation on the<br />

Columbia River Bar. He was also named<br />

to the All-Oregon Academic Team this<br />

year. Following active duty, Thomas<br />

began his college education at <strong>CCC</strong><br />

pursuing an Associate of General<br />

Studies degree in order to begin a career in allied health. He<br />

received this degree in June and will start in the <strong>CCC</strong> Nursing<br />

program this fall.<br />

In the pages that follow, <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> proudly<br />

shares with you just a sampling of some of the noteworthy student,<br />

community and institutional successes of the <strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong> academic<br />

year.<br />

On behalf of everyone at <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>, I wish to<br />

express my deepest gratitude and appreciation for the support of<br />

the citizens and businesses that help sustain our mission of creating<br />

opportunities for the people of this unique and dynamic region.<br />

I hope that you find our <strong>Report</strong> to the <strong>Community</strong> both informative<br />

and engaging.<br />

See you on campus!<br />

Dr. Lawrence Galizio<br />

Who Is <strong>CCC</strong>?<br />

FY<strong>2012</strong> - <strong>2013</strong> Data<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> Board of Directors<br />

Paul Gillum, Chair<br />

Kirsten Ayles, Vice Chair<br />

Rosemary Baker-Monaghan<br />

Dirk Rohne<br />

Dr. Frank Satterwhite<br />

Tessa James Scheller<br />

Patrick Wingard<br />

Dr. Lawrence Galizio,<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> President & District Clerk<br />

Key Administrators<br />

Dr. Donna Larson, VP for Academic<br />

& Student Affairs<br />

JoAnn Zahn, VP of Finance &<br />

Operations<br />

<strong>2013</strong> Commencement:<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> conducted<br />

its annual commencement ceremony<br />

on Friday, June 14 at the Liberty <strong>The</strong>ater<br />

in Astoria. Oregon State Treasurer Ted<br />

Wheeler was the featured speaker.<br />

Jo Black served as the Master of<br />

Ceremonies and Faculty Marshal, and<br />

Thomas Stewart delivered the Student<br />

Marshal’s Presentation. President Galizio<br />

presented diplomas and certificates<br />

to 159 candidates. At a separate<br />

ceremony, 208 students received their<br />

GED Credential.<br />

Departmental Awards:<br />

Art Stirling Gorsuch<br />

Business Chris Dorr<br />

Health & Physical Education<br />

Claudia Mendez<br />

L.I.T. Accomplishment Juli Hol<br />

Maritime Science Lydia Beebe<br />

Math Marcos Rincon<br />

Medical Assisting Meghan Standridge<br />

Nursing Devon Weaver<br />

TRiO Scholastic Achievement<br />

Marcos Rincon<br />

Instructional Council Awards<br />

(students with 4.0 GPA):<br />

Georgina Bowen<br />

Tamara Davis<br />

Makayla Watson<br />

Devon Weaver<br />

Joshua Young<br />

Abigail Zimmerman<br />

All Oregon Academic Team Award:<br />

Jennifer Challis<br />

Thomas Stewart<br />

President’s Award:<br />

Thomas Stewart<br />

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Expanding Programs Build Student Success<br />

Unique Designation for <strong>CCC</strong> Maritime Training Program<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s Maritime Science Program received approval<br />

from the United States Coast Guard (USCG) as an approved Training Ship<br />

Program that allows those successfully completing the course of study<br />

to be credited with 360 days of sea service, training and testing towards<br />

an endorsement as Able Seaman Special (AB-Special) or Operator of<br />

Uninspected Passenger Vessels (OUPV) upon Near Coastal or Inland Waters.<br />

With this approval, <strong>CCC</strong> joins an elite group of USCG-approved Training Ship<br />

Programs, and is the only community college in the nation authorized to<br />

provide 360 days of sea service credit toward the AB-Special endorsement.<br />

Completing the Associate of Applied Science (AAS)/Vessel Operations degree<br />

with the addition of two courses will allow issuance of this critical level of<br />

training credential. Both the AB-Special and the OUPV endorsement lead to<br />

greater job opportunities and higher earning potential.<br />

State Grant Launches Welding Program Expansion<br />

Expansion of the <strong>CCC</strong> Welding and Fabrication Program received<br />

the green light from the State of Oregon with completion of a<br />

$9.6-million sale of state lottery bonds to fund career and technical,<br />

or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) programs at all<br />

seventeen community colleges.<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> will receive $281,785 toward its welding<br />

and fabrication program expansion project that will provide new<br />

equipment and upgraded facilities. <strong>The</strong>se funds will enable <strong>CCC</strong> to<br />

develop a Welding Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree that<br />

connects to the American Welding Society Level II Advanced Welder<br />

designation. <strong>The</strong> Advanced training will incorporate pipe welding and<br />

various fabrication techniques to build upon the skills already gained in the Entry-Level curriculum. Program<br />

and equipment additions will include state-of-the-art virtual welding simulation; pipe welding, beveling and<br />

bending equipment; additional student work space; new welding booths; and upgrades to the welding shop<br />

ventilation system. <strong>CCC</strong> will provide an additional $25,000 in locally-raised funds to complete the project.<br />

<strong>College</strong> Continues Commitment to Arts and Culture through Wide-ranging Activities<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s long-standing Arts & Ideas series yielded another year of vigorous programming through the<br />

cooperative activities of <strong>CCC</strong> faculty and staff in collaboration with community arts organizations including<br />

the Astoria Music Festival, North Coast Chorale, North Coast Printmakers’ Collective, North Coast Symphonic<br />

Band, North Oregon Coast Symphony and KMUN Troll Radio.<br />

An exciting partnership was developed with the Ft. George Brewery & Public House. Ales & Ideas, a new <strong>CCC</strong><br />

lecture series, presented seven inspiring and informative free public programs including:<br />

• Autism in Wonderland: How Asperger’s Syndrome Influenced Lewis Carroll’s Writing with Julie Brown<br />

• Word Play: An Evening of Performance Poetry with Nancy Cook and Dave Densmore<br />

• Calendrics: <strong>The</strong> Mathematics of Calendars with Richard Beveridge<br />

• Brain Rewiring for Dummies: How to Change Your Cognitive Competency with Marian Derlet<br />

• Creativity: <strong>The</strong> Mystery of the Muse with Kristin Shauck<br />

• Historic Preservation: <strong>The</strong> Original Sustainable Building Technique with Lucien Swerdloff and John Goodenberger<br />

• <strong>The</strong> Columbia River Estuary: Natural & Human Changes in the Past 150 Years with Jon Graves<br />

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<strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> was established in 1960 as an independent, nonprofit, communitybased<br />

organization with the purpose of creating resources to support higher education within <strong>Clatsop</strong> County.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> is managed by a volunteer board of directors charged with generating funds, maximizing<br />

investment opportunities, and expanding resources.<br />

Repeat Success - <strong>2013</strong> Arts & Experience Dinner & Auction<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>2013</strong> Arts & Experience Dinner and Auction returned to the Astoria Golf & Country Club for another exciting<br />

evening. Almost $90,000 was generated to support the students and programs of <strong>CCC</strong>. A successful Special<br />

Appeal held during the event will allow the <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> to fund four priority projects of <strong>CCC</strong>:<br />

• Completion of a Learning Commons in the <strong>CCC</strong> Dora Badollet Library<br />

• Installation of communication monitors at all three <strong>CCC</strong> campuses<br />

• Acquisition of critical equipment to enhance the EMT training program<br />

• Continuing repair of the historic Estey organ at the <strong>CCC</strong> Performing Arts Center<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> expresses its deep appreciation to the event’s signature sponsor - Pacific Power; to its Presenting<br />

Sponsor – Oregon Health & Science University; and to its additional Supporting, Partner and Friend sponsors as well<br />

as all who attended.<br />

Local Organizations Join Forces to Sustain <strong>CCC</strong> Nursing Program<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s successful nursing program was the beneficiary of three generous gifts to support<br />

its continued operation and success during the <strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong> academic year. “We’re gratified by the tremendous<br />

response for our nursing program,” says <strong>CCC</strong> President Lawrence Galizio. “<strong>The</strong> <strong>CCC</strong> nursing program enjoys one of<br />

Oregon’s highest success rates. Its graduates serve our region in a wide variety of healthcare settings.”<br />

Major sustaining donations were received from Columbia Memorial Hospital and Providence Health & Services. In<br />

addition, the <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> committed $20,000 to this important training program.<br />

<strong>Foundation</strong> Grants Help Sustain Local Arts<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> continued its relationship as fiscal agent with a consortium of local arts and cultural organizations<br />

known as Partners for the PAC. In addition to supporting ongoing fundraising activities by the Partners, the<br />

<strong>Foundation</strong> served as applicant for a technical assistance grant from the Ford Family <strong>Foundation</strong>.<br />

Local Scholarships Help Bridge the Funding Gap<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> holds numerous endowed and temporarily restricted scholarship funds to benefit <strong>Clatsop</strong><br />

students. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> also serves as a vehicle for other community groups to support <strong>CCC</strong> students. With<br />

reductions in federal financial aid and rising tuition, local scholarships are increasingly important for student<br />

success and completion. During the past year, scholarships totaling more than $69,000 were awarded from the<br />

following funds held by the <strong>Foundation</strong>:<br />

Allan & Marie Gann Maritime Scholarship<br />

Amelia Kuitert Scholarship<br />

Barbara E. Knudsen <strong>Foundation</strong> Scholarship<br />

Betty Gray ECE Scholarship<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> Scholarship<br />

Chet & Edie Hogan Scholarship<br />

Columbia Pacific Preservation Scholarship<br />

Dwight Holland Memorial Scholarship<br />

Emmett <strong>To</strong>wler Scholarship<br />

Fertig Endowment Scholarship<br />

<strong>Foundation</strong> Scholarship Fund<br />

Founders Fund Scholarship<br />

Funland Entertainment Center Scholarship<br />

Galizio Family Scholarship<br />

George Phillips Memorial Scholarship<br />

James Hill Memorial Scholarship<br />

Jesse T. Whitehead Memorial Scholarship<br />

John Newton Scholarship<br />

Juan Young Trust Scholarship<br />

Judy Hogan Art Scholarship<br />

Leino Memorial Scholarship<br />

Megan Samuel Scholarship<br />

Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />

Meredith Fick Memorial Scholarship<br />

Merriam Shawa Scholarship<br />

Michael Ferguson Scholarship<br />

P.E.O.P.L.E. Scholarship Fund<br />

Rochester Scholarship<br />

Sara Shawa Scholarship<br />

Seaside Scholarship Inc. Fund<br />

Stephen Mund Scholarship<br />

Sue Richardson Memorial Scholarship<br />

Dr. John & Jan Swanson Scholarship<br />

Warfield & Elizabeth Martin Scholarship<br />

Warrenton Scholarship Inc. Fund<br />

WATEC Scholarship<br />

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Donors to <strong>CCC</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> following individuals, businesses and organizations contributed<br />

to scholarships and programs at <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

during FY<strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong>. Also included are contributors to the WINGS<br />

Conference, RAIN Magazine and the <strong>CCC</strong> Holiday Fund. Thank you<br />

for your partnership and vote of confidence:<br />

American Legion <strong>Clatsop</strong> Post #12<br />

Margaret & Bill Antilla<br />

Area Properties<br />

Art & Psyche Seminars<br />

Astoria Coffee House & Bistro<br />

Astoria Cooperative<br />

Astoria High School Associated Student Body<br />

Astoria High School Scholarships, Inc.<br />

Astoria Point<br />

Astoria Regatta Riedel Scholarship<br />

Endowment Fund<br />

Astoria Rotary Club<br />

Astoria Sunday Market<br />

Bank of the Pacific<br />

Elizabeth Barker<br />

Beach Books<br />

Beach Puppy<br />

Blue Scorcher Bakery<br />

Cornelius Branson<br />

Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa<br />

Cannon Beach Gallery Group<br />

Charter<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> Bank<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> County Safety Council<br />

Columbia Pacific Maritime, LLC<br />

Columbia Resources<br />

Columbia River Bar Pilots<br />

<strong>The</strong> Daily Astorian<br />

Roxanne & Joey Dec<br />

Dragonheart Health Care<br />

<strong>The</strong> Educational Trust<br />

Empire Office Machines<br />

Englund Marine & Industrial Supply Co., Inc.<br />

Fairweather House & Garden<br />

David Filer<br />

Flourine & Co.<br />

<strong>Foundation</strong> for Rural Education &<br />

Development<br />

Freedom Landscape<br />

Ft. George Brewery/Cervasia Gratis, Inc.<br />

Gateway Masonic Lodge Scholarships, Inc.<br />

Geno’s Pizza<br />

Gilbert District Gallery<br />

Gilbert District Historic Seaside<br />

Nathan Gray<br />

Guaranteed Education Tuition Program<br />

Deac Guidi<br />

Guido & Vito’s<br />

Hair Gallery/Two Divas<br />

Hassle Free Services Inc., Warrenton KIA &<br />

Used Cars<br />

Hold Fast Tattoo & Art Gallery<br />

Homespun Quilts<br />

Michelle & Jeff Johnson<br />

Karen Kenyon & Ralph Wirfs<br />

Kiwanis Club of Astoria-Warrenton<br />

Knappa Schools <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

KP Graphic Arts<br />

KPFF Consulting Engineers<br />

Nicolle Landwehr<br />

Leaf & Cloud<br />

Ann Lederer & Scott Reuter<br />

Linden<br />

Lower Columbia Classic Car Club<br />

Lower Columbia Danish Society<br />

M.H. Hamilton Charitable Trust<br />

Kate & Rodney Merrill<br />

Mews Muse<br />

Morisse Logging, Inc.<br />

Naselle-Grays River Education <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Norblad Hostel<br />

North Coast Scholarship <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Ocean Beach Education <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Oregon Jewish <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Oregon Scholarship <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Oregon School Employees Association<br />

Chapter 52<br />

Oregon State Chapter P.E.O. Sisterhood<br />

OSU <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Kathleen & Douglas Peterson<br />

Pizza Harbor<br />

Robert Pyle<br />

Alan Robitsch<br />

Amanda & Dirk Rohne<br />

Florence Sage<br />

Tessa James Scheller<br />

Scholarship Management Services/<br />

Scholarship America<br />

Sealaska Heritage Institute<br />

Seaside High School Associated<br />

Student Body<br />

Seaside Rotary <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Seaside School District 10<br />

Shear Pleasures Salon & Spa<br />

Shee Atika Benefits Trust<br />

Terry Shumaker<br />

Tela Skinner<br />

Stricklin Farm<br />

Sunrose Gallery<br />

Gerry Swenson<br />

Thomas S. Colvin Scholarship Fund<br />

Donald Thompson<br />

Three Cups Coffee House<br />

<strong>To</strong>ra Suchi<br />

Dale Tracy<br />

Danielle Wade<br />

Warrenton Firefighters Association<br />

Warrenton Sunrise Rotary<br />

Joanie Weatherly<br />

Westerlund Log Handlers, LLC<br />

Yoga namasté<br />

Nick Zimmerman<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

<strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> Board of Directors<br />

Officers:<br />

Pat Lehman, Chair<br />

David Oser, Vice Chair<br />

Susan Bartlett, Secretary<br />

Steve Allen, Treasurer<br />

Steve Fick, Past Chair<br />

Directors:<br />

Aaron Bielemeier<br />

Bruce Conner<br />

Robert Holland<br />

Connie Hunt<br />

Doug Kaup<br />

Mark Kujala<br />

Ben Lawrence<br />

Julie Lum<br />

Gerry Swenson<br />

You Can Help<br />

Your annual gift to the <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Scholarship Fund or the Fund for<br />

Excellence will sustain our <strong>College</strong> and<br />

promote the success of its students. Your<br />

estate gift will create a lasting legacy for<br />

higher education in our community.<br />

For more information, please contact<br />

Patricia Warren, 503-338-2306;<br />

pwarren@clatsopcc.edu.<br />

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Donors to <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> extends a heartfelt “Thank You!” to each of the following individuals, businesses and<br />

organizations that provided generous financial and in-kind support during FY<strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong>. Included are<br />

contributions to: • Scholarships, Programs & Memorials • Endowed Funds • Special Funds such as Support the<br />

PAC, Friends of the Library, and Nursing & Allied Health • <strong>The</strong> <strong>2013</strong> Arts & Experience Auction.<br />

Working together, we’re building a sustainable future for higher education in <strong>Clatsop</strong> County.<br />

12th Street Band<br />

Greg Darms<br />

Susan & Paul Adcock<br />

Sue Darms<br />

Pamela & James Alegria Mary & Mike Davies<br />

Christina & Roman Alexandroff Sylvia Davis<br />

Karen & Steve Allen<br />

Deborah Dempsey<br />

Erik Andersson<br />

Dennis’ 7 Dees Landscaping &<br />

Kim Angelis & Josef Gault<br />

Garden Center<br />

Anonymous<br />

Marian Derlet<br />

Astoria Chiropractic<br />

Bill Dodge<br />

Astoria Conservatory of Music Jeff Donnelly<br />

Astoria Golf & Country Club Roger Dorband<br />

Astoria Lions Club<br />

Greg Dorcheus<br />

Astoria Music Festival<br />

Laurie & Philip Drage<br />

Astoria Real Estate<br />

David Drury<br />

Astoria Sunday Market<br />

Bob Duehmig & Bill Griesar<br />

Vicki Baker & Jan Faber<br />

Paula Duncan<br />

Rosemary Baker-Monaghan Eastbank Saloon<br />

Jennifer Bakke<br />

Yvonne & Mickey Edwards<br />

Bank of the Pacific<br />

Karen & Pat Egan<br />

Barbara Emily Knudson<br />

Englund Marine & Industrial<br />

Charitable <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Supply Co., Inc.<br />

Carole & Kenneth Barnhart Trudy Enke<br />

Susan & Dan Bartlett<br />

Tiffany & Brett Estes<br />

Barbara Bate<br />

EVOO<br />

Elaine Bauer<br />

Luanne Farrar<br />

Arlene & Douglas Beck<br />

John Fenton<br />

Karen & Alan Beck<br />

Kari & Steve Ferber<br />

Denise & Sid Belzer<br />

Ferguson Wellman Capital<br />

Thomas Benenati<br />

Management<br />

Molleen & Stephen Berk Steve Fick<br />

Betty Gray Early Childhood Teresa & Jack Ficken<br />

Development Endowment Finn Ware<br />

of <strong>The</strong> Oregon <strong>Community</strong> Fishhawk Fisheries of Alaska, Inc.<br />

<strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Lori Flexer & Jeff Sackett<br />

Abby & Aaron Bielemeier Dale Flowers<br />

Susan & Bob Bish<br />

Marilyn Floyd<br />

Susan Blackmar<br />

Carol & John Folk<br />

Margaret & Wayne Blake <strong>The</strong> Ford Family <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Pat & Barry Brendemuhl<br />

Michael Foster<br />

Mary & Dale Blumenthal Foxgloves<br />

Walter Borden<br />

Jane Francis<br />

Janet Bowler<br />

Laura Freedman<br />

Stephanie & Brook Brendon Margaret Frimoth & Sharyn<br />

Bobbie Brice<br />

Hedbloom<br />

Bridgewater Bistro/ATK<br />

Renee Fruiht<br />

Enterprises, Inc.<br />

Fulio’s<br />

Jean Briedenfeld<br />

<strong>To</strong>ni & Jesse Fulton<br />

Sue & Hal Brown<br />

Lawrence & Janice Galizio<br />

Sheila Brown<br />

Iris Sullivan & Joe Garrison<br />

<strong>The</strong> Brownsmead Flats<br />

Cathryn & Samuel Giese<br />

Lynn & Bruce Buckmaster Marilyn & James Gilbaugh<br />

Michael Bunch<br />

<strong>To</strong>m Gill<br />

Brian Cameron<br />

Moria Golub<br />

Gail Cameron<br />

John Goodenberger<br />

Shirley Campbell<br />

Maria & Jose Goyena<br />

Campbell & Popkin, LLC Ann & Gil Gramson<br />

<strong>The</strong> Campbell Group, LLC Green Angel Gardens<br />

Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa Jon Graves<br />

Cheryl & Jim Capellen<br />

<strong>To</strong>dd Griffiths<br />

Laurie Caplan<br />

Susan & Ronald Guderjohn<br />

Jody Carlson<br />

Pat Guerin<br />

Karolin & Jorg Carlsson<br />

Deac Guidi<br />

Nancy Ann Carruthers<br />

Jack Guyot<br />

Carolyn Cazee<br />

Ann Gydé<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> Latino Club<br />

Julie & Brian Hagglund<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> Winter Term Painting Class Becki Haglund-Smith<br />

Don Christensen<br />

Sharon & Dennis Hale<br />

John Christie<br />

Deborah & David Hall<br />

Andrew Cier<br />

Rober Hallin<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> Care Center<br />

Cynthia & Lenard Hansen<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> Bank Craig Harmel<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> Hassle Free Services, Inc.,<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> County Cultural<br />

Warrenton KIA & Used Cars<br />

Coalition<br />

Elizabeth Hayes<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> Distributing Co.<br />

Roger Hayes<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> Quilters<br />

Lulu & Ned Heavenrich<br />

<strong>The</strong> Coaster <strong>The</strong>atre<br />

Pat & George Heiner<br />

Columbia Land Trust<br />

Ella Hill<br />

Columbia Memorial Hospital Mary Hill<br />

Columbia River Bar Pilots Jim Hogan<br />

Columbia River Coffee Roaster, Inc. Sheila Holden & Willie Murphy<br />

Columbia State Bank<br />

Anita Holdridge<br />

Yvonne & Harry Comins<br />

Camille & Bob Holland<br />

Bill & Deb Cook<br />

Holly McHone Jewelers<br />

Nancy Cook<br />

Donna & John Holmstedt<br />

Costco Wholesale<br />

Judy Honl<br />

Country Media<br />

Rosemary & Dick Hoover<br />

Craft3<br />

Kirsten & <strong>To</strong>m Horning<br />

Sean Crough<br />

Mary Huber<br />

Shirley & John Dahlsten<br />

Connie & Pudgy Hunt<br />

Jean Danforth<br />

Thomas Hunt<br />

Molly & Russ Hunter<br />

Liz Hylton<br />

McLaren Innes<br />

Shirley Irvin<br />

William Jablonski<br />

Leon Jackson<br />

Evon Jacobsen<br />

Erik Jensen<br />

Merilyn & John Jensen<br />

Ron Jensen<br />

Ruth Jensen<br />

Jim Varner’s Automotive<br />

Rinda Johansen<br />

<strong>The</strong> John C. & Janet A.<br />

Nybakke Memorial Fund of<br />

the Lutheran <strong>Community</strong><br />

<strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Senator Betsy Johnson<br />

Edith Johnson<br />

Eileen & Larry Johnson<br />

Jan & Edward Johnson<br />

LaRee Johnson<br />

Isabelle Johnston-Haist<br />

Gloria Jones<br />

Juan Young Trust-Western<br />

Division<br />

Jarrod Karnofski<br />

Deb & Doug Kaup<br />

Mary Kemhus-Fryling<br />

Genevieve Killion<br />

Kathryn & David Kinman<br />

Knappa Adult Marimba Band<br />

Barbara Knick<br />

Liz & Bob Knutsen<br />

Knutsen Insurance<br />

Tammy Lambert<br />

Arline & Cliff LaMear<br />

Marilyn Lane<br />

Charlene & Ronald Larsen<br />

Donna Larson<br />

Gin Laughery<br />

Law Office of Jerry Widawski<br />

Megan & Ben Lawrence<br />

Ann Lederer & Scott Reuter<br />

Leslie Lee<br />

Pat Lehman<br />

<strong>The</strong> Lehman Family Trust<br />

LEKTRO, Inc.<br />

Melanie Lessard<br />

Dorothy & Cary Lewis<br />

Ruth Lindemann<br />

Linden<br />

Leslie Hall Lipe<br />

Bert Little<br />

Mark Lovgren<br />

Lower Columbia Clinic<br />

Julie Lum<br />

Lum’s Auto Center<br />

Jenny & Ray Lund<br />

<strong>The</strong> Lutheran <strong>Community</strong><br />

<strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Maddox Dance Studio<br />

Amy Magnussen<br />

Neal Maine<br />

Elizabeth Martin<br />

Corleen & Loran Mathews<br />

Margaret McCarter<br />

Randy McClelland<br />

Paulette McCoy<br />

Marge & Les McNary<br />

Jane & Thomas Means<br />

Dennis Meiners<br />

Roberta Meling<br />

Karen Mellin<br />

Senator Jeff Merkley<br />

Kate & Rodney Merrill<br />

Sara Meyer<br />

Michelle Roth Design<br />

Cindy Miller<br />

Patricia Miller<br />

Miller Nash LLP<br />

Janet Miltenberger<br />

Joyce & Paul Mitchell<br />

Linda & Vernon Montgomery<br />

Darlene & Charles Moore<br />

Linda Moreland<br />

Sandra Murdent<br />

Siobhan Murphy<br />

Joseph Murray<br />

Alex & David Lee Myers<br />

Merianne & <strong>To</strong>m Myers<br />

Natures Helper Inc.<br />

Sarah & Royal Nebeker<br />

Emily & Bob Nelson<br />

Lynda Newell<br />

Carol Newman<br />

Judith Niland<br />

North Coast Chorale<br />

North Coast Land Conservancy<br />

North Coast Symphonic Band<br />

Association<br />

North Oregon Coast Symphony<br />

Jan & John Nybakke<br />

Jule Nygaard<br />

Sean Ohrenich<br />

Old <strong>To</strong>wn Framing<br />

Marion Oman<br />

<strong>The</strong> Oregon <strong>Community</strong><br />

<strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Oregon Health & Science<br />

University<br />

JoAnn & Dale Osborn<br />

Joni Osborn<br />

Wendy & Ted Osborn<br />

Patsy & David Oser<br />

PacifiCorp<br />

Christi Payne<br />

Sherry Payne<br />

Brenda Penner & Steve Forrester<br />

Pepsi of Astoria<br />

Perkins Investments, LLC<br />

Lisa & Craig Phillips<br />

Jane Phillips<br />

Jo Pomeroy-Crockett<br />

Alvis Porter<br />

Portland Spirit<br />

Stephanie & Robert Potts<br />

Providence Health & Services<br />

Eileen Purcell<br />

Donna Quinn<br />

Stephanie & David Ramsey<br />

<strong>To</strong>mmie Redwine<br />

Denise Reed<br />

Pat & Randi Reiten<br />

Terrie Remington<br />

Lewis Richardson, Jr.<br />

Margene & Dick Ridout<br />

Christine Riehl<br />

Thron Riggs & Betsey Ellerbroek<br />

Carol Riley<br />

Guy Rivers<br />

RiversZen<br />

Jan & Irmin Roberts<br />

Amanda & Dirk Rohne<br />

Richard Rowland<br />

Denise Russell<br />

John Ryan<br />

<strong>The</strong> Samuel S. Johnson<br />

<strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Betty & Frank Satterwhite<br />

Dennis Saulsbury<br />

Scott Saulsbury<br />

Dian & James Sayce<br />

Tessa James Scheller<br />

Charles Schweigert<br />

Seaside Carousel Mall<br />

Shirley See<br />

Lois & Donald Shannon<br />

Patricia Shannon<br />

Kristin Shauck<br />

Cheryl Silverblatt<br />

Jennifer Sims<br />

Skipanon Brand Seafoods, LLC<br />

Carol M. Smith<br />

Lenna Smith<br />

<strong>The</strong> Standard Employee Giving<br />

Campaign<br />

Stephanie Inn<br />

Alice Stull<br />

J.M. Sullivan<br />

Sundial Travel Service<br />

Kim Supple<br />

Jessica Surber<br />

Lucien Swerdloff<br />

Gerry Swenson<br />

Marci & Vance Swenson<br />

Russ Taggard<br />

TD & M Enterprises, Inc.<br />

C. Anne Teaford-Cantor<br />

Paula & Shawn Teevin<br />

Teevin Bros. Land & Timber, Inc.<br />

Bonnie & Scott Thompson<br />

Jeanie & Kent Thornburg<br />

Mary & Erik Thorsen<br />

Three Cups Coffee House<br />

Tidewater<br />

Diane & Mike Tiedeman<br />

Thane Tienson<br />

<strong>To</strong>ngue Point Job Corps<br />

Culinary Program<br />

<strong>To</strong>ni’s Boutique<br />

Teena <strong>To</strong>yas<br />

Penny & <strong>To</strong>m Treat<br />

Pamela Trenary<br />

Roxanne Turner & Randy Bayliss<br />

U.S. Bancorp <strong>Foundation</strong> Grants<br />

Program<br />

U.S. Bank – Astoria<br />

Rachel Ulrich<br />

Bill Vlek<br />

Kevin Violette<br />

Wadsworth Electric<br />

Constance Waisanen<br />

Cheryl & Blaine Walker<br />

Patricia Warren<br />

Warrenton Fiber Company<br />

Nichole & Joseph Warwick<br />

Joanie Weatherly<br />

Jacqueline & John Wecker<br />

Carolyn & James Wells<br />

Aletha & Robert Westerberg<br />

Western Oregon Waste<br />

Wet Dog Café & Astoria<br />

Brewing Co.<br />

(w)here Inc. Real Estate<br />

John Whittlesey<br />

Whole Brain Creative, Inc.<br />

Susan & Jerry Widawski<br />

Eric Wiegardt<br />

Nancy Wilcox<br />

Kristen Wilkin<br />

Roger & Phyllis Williams<br />

Kimberley & Ron Williams<br />

Brandon Wing<br />

Julie Wittrock & Joann<br />

Thompson<br />

Walter Wollenbecker<br />

Yoga namasté<br />

Melissa Yowell<br />

JoAnn & B.J. Zahn<br />

Sue Zerangue<br />

Elizabeth Bonn Zimmerman<br />

We make every effort to accurately reflect donations received by the<br />

<strong>College</strong> and the <strong>Foundation</strong> during the academic year (7/1/<strong>2012</strong> –<br />

6/30/<strong>2013</strong>). We apologize for any omissions and would appreciate<br />

hearing from you regarding any corrections. Please contact Patricia<br />

Warren at 503-338-2306 or pwarren@clatsopcc.edu.<br />

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<strong>College</strong> Financials<br />

REVENUE<br />

<strong>CCC</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />

Tuition & Fees 18.4%<br />

State Appropriations 5.3%<br />

Property Taxes 19.4%<br />

Other 5.2%<br />

Auxiliary Activities 2.6%<br />

Grants & Financial Aid 38.2%<br />

Plant 2.9%<br />

Plant Debt 4.8%<br />

Special Revenue 0.5%<br />

Non-Plant Debt 2.7%<br />

Funds Distributed for<br />

Scholarships and Programs:<br />

$269,826<br />

<strong>To</strong>tal Current Assets:<br />

$2,741,114<br />

EXPENSES<br />

Direct Instruction 20.3%<br />

Academic Support 7%<br />

Public Service 1.1%<br />

Student Services 9.4%<br />

Institutional Services 14.5%<br />

Plant Operations 13.5%<br />

Scholarships 1%<br />

Financial Aid 29.8%<br />

Auxiliary Activities 2.6%<br />

Physical Plant 0.8%<br />

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PHONE 855-252-8767 o FAX 503-325-5738 o www.clatsopcc.edu<br />

President’s Office: 503-338-2425 o <strong>Foundation</strong> Office: 503-338-2306<br />

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Non-Discrimination: It is the policy of <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> that there will be no discrimination or harassment on the grounds of<br />

race, color, gender, marital status, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, or disability in any educational programs, activities,<br />

or employment. Questions or complaints should be directed to Leslie Lipe, Affirmative Action/Gender Equity (Title IX) Officer in the <strong>CCC</strong><br />

Library, Suite 108B, 503-338-2450; TDD 503-338-2468. <strong>The</strong> Title II/Section 504 Coordinator, Christine Riehl, is located in the Student Services<br />

Center, 503-338-2474. Accommodations: Persons having questions about or a request for special needs and accommodation should<br />

contact JoAnn Zahn, Vice President of Finance and Operations, at <strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>, 1651 Lexington Avenue, Astoria, Oregon<br />

97103, Phone (503) 338-2421 or TDD (503) 338-2468. Email special needs and accommodation request to requests@clatsopcc.edu<br />

Contact should be made at least two business days in advance of the event. Declaración de no-discriminación: Es la política de<br />

<strong>Clatsop</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> que no habrá ningún tipo de discriminación o acoso por razón de raza, color, género, estado civil, religión,<br />

origen nacional, edad, orientación sexual, o discapacidad en los programas educativos, actividades o en la contratación. Preguntas o<br />

quejas deben ser dirigidas al Leslie Lipe, Oficial de Acción Afirmativa / Título IX localizado en la Biblioteca oficina número 108, número de<br />

teléfono 503-338-2450, TDD (discapacidad auditiva) 503-338-2468. El Coordinador de la Titulo II/Sección 504, Christine Riehl, se encuentra<br />

en el Centro de Servicios Estudiantiles, número de teléfono 503-338-2474. Para ADA y otras peticiones de servicios llame al 503-338-2474 o<br />

para TDD (discapacidad auditiva) 503-338-2468.

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