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Yosemite
Community College District
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MINUTES
YOSEMITE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FOUR HUNDRED FORTIETH
REGULAR MEETING
JULY 12, 2001
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At
3:30 p.m. the meeting was called to order by Mr. Tom Hallinan, President of
the Board of Trustees, in YCCD Conference Room B. Trustees then recessed to closed session for the purpose of
discussion pursuant to G. C. Section 54957: Public Employee
Discipline/Dismissal/ Release; G. C. Section 54957.6 Negotiations with
YFA/CSEA; G. C. Section 54956.9: Anticipated Litigation; and G. C. Section
54957: Public Employee Appointment.
At 5:00 p.m. the
Board of Trustees reconvened to public session in the YCCD Board Room.
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Board Members Present
Board Members Absent
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Allister Allen
Linda Flores
Tom Hallinan
Joe Mitchell
Abe Rojas
Delsie Schrimp
Doralyn Foletti (student trustee)
Paul Neumann
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Others Present
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J. Alvarez, D. Baggett, M. Baker, S.
Breckenridge, A. Boyer, D. Clark,
K. Clark, J. Codoni, S. Collins, J. Ennenga, P. Fisher, D. Geer, J. Guffey,
T. Flemming, T. Herring, R. Hickman, S. Hodges, J. Hill, L. Hoile, C. Huddelson, A. Johnson, K. Jeffery, H. Kiley, J. Madden, B.J. Marks, A. McCracken, D. McCracken, J. McCracken, K. McCracken, A.J.
Maveety, A. Murillo, M. Noyan, R.
Peralta, G. Railey, J. Riggs, J. Rose, B. Scharffer, T. Scott, N. Stavrianoudakis, A. Stark, D.
Strammiello, B. Struve, J. Walker,
E.Osnaya (recorder)
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Approval of the Minutes
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A motion was made by Mr. Rojas, seconded by Mr.
Mitchell, that the Board of Trustees approve the minutes of the regular
meeting of June 5, 2001.
Mr. Rojas pointed out typographical errors that
needed correction. On page one, Mr.
Rojas should not have been listed under the section of “Board Members
Present,” as he was absent from that meeting. On page 10, relative to the establishment of the
appropriations limit the year should read 2001-2002, and on page 19 Roy
Murray and Joanne Larsen should be listed as two separate items not one.
With these corrections, the motion carried by a
vote of 6-0.
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Student Activity Reports
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Mr. Bryan Justin Marks, the new ASMJC President, reported that student
activities include development of a Shakespeare Garden, a Leukemia
Foundation Drive in September, an Associated Students Entrepreneurial
Program, and ethnic awareness which includes a planned trip to the Museum
of Tolerance in September sponsored by the MJC Foundation.
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Academic Senate Activity Report
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Mr. Ted Hamilton was not present. In his place, Dr. Riggs introduced and
welcomed two new administrators at Columbia College; Dr. Alice Murillo,
Vice President of Instruction and
Dr. George Railey, Dean of
Instructional Services. Trustees
welcomed them both.
Dr. David Baggett, MJC Academic Senate
President, made a brief report on the district’s work on Program Review and
their efforts in developing a review procedure. They hope to complete this in early fall.
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INFORMATION ITEMS
MJC Presidency
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A special welcome was given to Dr. Stan Hodges,
who began as MJC’s Interim President on July 2. The Chancellor stated that his experience, knowledge and
commitment to MJC and this community would serve us well over the next few
months. Dr. Hodges expressed his appreciation of the opportunity to serve MJC
once again. In the meantime,
Chancellor Fisher said the presidential search process is continuing. Dr. Abel Sykes, is personally contacting
and encouraging applications from highly qualified individuals. The time line calls for interviews to be
conducted in September.
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Congratulations!
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It was reported that four MJC students won
scholarships from Townsend Press, one of the leading publishers in
developmental education. Townsend
Press is coming out with a new edition of their popular reader, Taking
Charge of Our Lives. This
is a heart-rending collection of essays written by developmental students
who have overcome serious obstacles to academic success. In the next edition, four of the thirty-three essays in this
reader will be by MJC students. English
professor Ann Smith reported that she used an application idea from her
trip to the Museum of Tolerance to prompt students to write about
conquering negativity about self and others. Congratulations were extended
to professor Smith and her students!
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MJC Title V Grant Award
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MJC President Stan Hodges announced that
Modesto Junior College is one of only 45 colleges nationwide to receive a
Strengthening Institutions Program grant for Hispanic Serving Institutions
(HSI) from the U.S. Department of Education, funded under Title V of the
Higher Education Act. This $2.07
million grant was sought to create a Center for Learning Assistance Across
the Curriculum (CLAAC) at MJC.
Staff will be hired in the first year of this five-year grant. The
center will be housed in Sierra Halls.
The Chancellor stated that more details will be provided to trustees
as this program develops. Chancellor Fisher and trustees commended the many
staff who developed this proposal over the past year.
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GED
Celebration
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Dr. Riggs reported that the annual GED
graduation celebration was held at Columbia College on June 18. He said that the new GED recipients,
along with family and friends, attended to celebrate their accomplishments. Some of the students indicated that they
are planning to continue their educational pursuits by enrolling in
additional courses at Columbia College in the summer and fall semesters.
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Louis
Armstrong Celebration
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Columbia College and the Central Sierra Arts
Council are cosponsoring a concert and presentation at Columbia College
Carkeet Park on August 4, 2001, from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Dr. Riggs said the event will celebrate
Louis Armstrong and will commemorate his 100th birthday. Presentations also will be featured
which celebrate Armstrong’s contributions to music and his efforts to
breakdown racial stereotypes. The
event is funded by a grant from Met Life Financial Services Foundation to
the Columbia College Foundation to be used to support the college’s Beyond
Tolerance Initiative. This event is
free and open to the public.
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MJC Foundation Summer
Sonata
State Budget Update
MJC West Campus Village
Update
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The MJC Foundation will hold its summer gala on
Friday, July 13. This highly successful
event also is labor intensive and Mr. Tim Flemming, Foundation Director,
reported that 130 staff have volunteered to work hard to make the evening
go smoothly. The Chancellor and
trustees thanked them for their support.
Teresa Scott, Vice Chancellor for Fiscal
Services, stated that the stalemate in the Legislature has prevented the
timely adoption of the state budget.
Budget issues include the areas of student enrollment growth, COLA,
part-time faculty compensation, and COLA for Partnership for Excellence
funds.
Chancellor Fisher reported that a revised version of the MJC West Campus
Village concept has been developed by our partner, the Mehmet Noyan
Company. Based upon prior input from
the Board of Trustees, City of Modesto, and community opinions, certain
elements of the concept plan had been modified to better reflect what the
campus and community desire. Mr.
Mehmet Noyan reported that there have been significant modifications in the scope of the
plan. The retail element has been
reduced by more than 50%, the “big box” retail was eliminated and the
business park land use was increased significantly. He said the next step will be to submit
a formal application to the City which will include the site plan and land
use designation. Mr. Hallinan asked if revisions to the plan will be
brought back to trustees before the application is made to the City. Dr. Fisher explained that the application
process will move forward. However, the design guidelines will be developed
later, probably in early 2002 and those will be brought back to the Board
at that time. Mr. Noyan said that they remain enthusiastic about working
with YCCD. Also present at the
meeting was Mr. Dan Strammiello, lead planner, who had been instrumental in
making a number of modifications to the plan.
Some members of the audience addressed the
Board of Trustees on their opinions on this project. Trustees thanked Messrs. Noyan and
Strammiello for their reports.
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MJC Firing Range
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The Chancellor reported that as more
information was obtained concerning health, safety and liability
issues, it was determined that the
range is presently not safe for use.
She said we had been aware of the lead contamination problem and later
learned of the significant problem with the escaping of shrapnel. Recent
reports have been received from the hazardous management consultant, the
architect, (and even comments from Mr. Don Clark) stating that the range is
not safe until it is repaired or replaced. Since the new range probably
will not open until mid-September, an agreement has been made for academy
students to continue their training at the Sheriff’s range facility at
Laird Park. However, two criminal
justice classes scheduled for fall have been postponed until a safe
facility is available.
Several members of the audience requested to
address trustees with their
opinions on this issue. When their
time came to speak, some individuals asked to give their five minutes to
Don Clark and/or Janice Walker.
Initially Mr. Hallinan stated that there was no need to donate their
time, as the time limit did not apply to Information Items. Other trustees pointed out that the time
limit is a standard practice. Since audience members had requested to
donate their time to others, Mr. Hallinan made a motion to allow them to do
that. Mr. Mitchell said that each
person that requests to speak should do so. Trustees prefer to hear everyone’s opinion. Mr. Hallinan’s motion died for lack of a
second.
Steve Breckenridge said this Board should rise
above party politics and work to keep the range open. He suggested and volunteered to help
raise money to fix the range.
Amilda McCracken complained about the
cancellation of the two firearms classes. She said that postponing these
classes will delay getting her degree.
James McCracken stated that he had a problem
with the planning of the West Campus property. He said this property is intended for educational purposes
and asked why a degreed program (firearms training) is being eliminated
while a non-degreed program (soccer) is being accommodated. He suggested the soccer field be moved
to where the West Campus Village is planned and keep the firing range.
Daniel McCracken wanted to voice his opinion and
said he feels the closure of the firing range is a waste of a learning
facility and money.
Jaysen Hill (Don Clark’s assistant) said he is
a student concerned with providing training for students. He said they were promised a range and
that has not come true.
Don Clark said he wanted to clarify his
comments regarding the status of
the firing range. He stated that at
the April Board meeting he indicated, and still believes, that the MJC
Firing Range is an excellent facility.
He said that it is currently unsafe because of neglect by the
district. However, he said the
range could easily be fixed by maintenance personnel. Mr. Clark also had several complaints
about not receiving public documents requested under the Education Code
provisions.
Janice Walker said she continues to look into
questionable district practices.
She said she has had trouble
obtaining public documents from the district and still had not received
some of the information she requested.
In particular, she had made
a request for a copy of the
original grant and plan for the firing range. She said the district’s attorney informed her no such
documents were available, yet
MPD reps were able to obtain
the plans. Chancellor Fisher said
that she was aware of Ms. Walker’s request for the original grant, which is
not available. However, she said
that if the plans are available they will be provided to her. Dr. Fisher added that in the last couple
of weeks additional information has been received from the architect and
the hazardous management consultant which refute Mr. Clark’s statements
that YCCD staff could repair the range.
Ms. Walker requested copies of these and Chancellor Fisher agreed to
provide those to her.
John Rose said he was at this meeting because
he disagrees with the Chancellor’s decisions and how she administers the
district. He said he believes that
for a long time the Chancellor’s intent has been to take this program off
campus. He said the West Campus
property was donated for the specific purpose of creating a regional
criminal justice program and educational services, not commercial
development. He said the
Chancellor created the Criminal Justice Training Center JPA for the purpose
of moving the program from the college campus, and accused her of calling
meetings of the JPA without public notice as required by the Brown
Act. Dr. Fisher clarified that the
JPA proposal was initiated by Sheriff Weidman five years ago and that the
Commission meeting dates are called and posted by the commission president.
A.J. Maveety asked for information about which
Board member represented his Trustee Area. He said he had been unable to
get that information. After
providing his address, he was
informed that he is in Trustee Area 5.
Mr. Hallinan, Ms. Flores and
Mr. Neumann represent that area.
Brandy Struve was upset about the closure of
the range after being promised that it would be available until the MPD
facility was ready. She began to
verbally attack Chancellor Fisher.
Trustee Mitchell reminded
her to keep her comments focused on the firing range issue. She had no further comment.
John Madden stated that he hoped a compromise
could be reached to keep the MJC Range open which is a valuable resource to
the community. Mr. Madden said he is the chairman of the “Friends of the
NRA Committee.” They are a
volunteer, non-profit organization that raises funds to support shooting
sports and hunting activities throughout the country. He said the MJC Firing Range would
qualify for grant funds from “Friends of the NRA.” As chairperson of the committee he said
he can almost assure that funds are available if a grant application is
submitted.
Thomas Herring said he was present to let the
Board know how the programs offered at the firing range have helped him and
others he knows with their careers.
He said he would like to see the range remain open until the MPD
range is ready.
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CONSENT AGENDA
Purchase Orders
Acceptance of Gifts –
MJC
Acceptance of Gifts -
Columbia
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A motion was made by Mr. Rojas, seconded by Mr.
Allen, that the Board of Trustees take the following action on the Consent
Agenda:
Approve the purchase orders
issued from May 1, 2001 through May 31, 2001.
Accept with appreciation the following gifts:
a.
Books
of assorted titles from Diana Barker and Richard Ekker to be used in the
Library at Modesto Junior College.
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Solid
pine bookcases from Tom Cornett to be used by the Art Department at
Columbia College.
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An
electric kiln from Carolyn Bartlett for use in the ceramics area in the Art
Department at Columbia College.
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A
North Start 24" slab roller and table from Dale Bunse for use in the
Art Department at Columbia College.
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An
Ohaus Two-Beam Scale from Dale Bunse for use in the Art Department at
Columbia College.
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Photography
equipment to include enlarger, developing tanks, trays and supplies, print
washer, print dryer, digital timers, spotting scope, printing easels from
Norm Allen for use by photography classes at Columbia College.
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Curriculum Inactivation
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Approve the Curriculum
Committee’s recommendation of the inactivation of AUTEC 361, Breaking
Systems for Modesto Junior College.
This course is out of compliance.
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Special Appointment - Riggs
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Approve the
appointment of Dr. Jim Riggs, President of Columbia College, to the Board
of Directors of the Economic Development Company of Tuolumne County for a
three-year term beginning July 1, 2001 through June 30, 2004.
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Notice of Completion of Contract
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Accept
the work performed by Country Roads Incorporated for the Renovations of
Auditorium Seating at Modesto Junior College East Campus, Bid #001-1465, as
having been completed in accordance with the plans and specifications, and
authorize final payment to be made.
The motion
carried by a vote of 6-0.
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DISCUSSION ITEMS
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Student
Services On-Line
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The
Chancellor introduced Ms. Susie Agostini, Director of Matriculation,
Admissions & Records, and Mr. Juan Alvarez, Dean of Student Services,
and thanked them for their patience. (They had waited two hours to make
their presentation.) They described the myriad of services available
on-line to students. Among them are
registration, transcripts, class search, financial aid information, access
of grades, buying books and creating an educational plan. In the future they hope to add student
orientation and tutoring. For
faculty, they hope to introduce electronic roll books. Trustees commended them for their work
and thanked them for their report.
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13,360
Proposed Revision to
Policies 4007 and 5017 (Smoking) - Second Reading
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In 1988, the Yosemite Community College
District adopted a policy prohibiting smoking in all buildings except in
designated areas. Since that time
state law and district practice have evolved to the prohibition of smoking
in all facilities and vehicles. In
the past several years there has been increasing concern about second-hand
smoke and smoking litter adjacent to buildings where staff and students
must walk. The YCCD Wellness Committee
and the college councils have discussed and proposed a modification to
Policies 4007 and 5017. The
proposed new policies include prohibiting any smoking within 20 feet of an
entrance to a building. Both
Academic Senates and the YFA have indicated their support of the policy
change.
A motion was made by Mr. Allen, seconded by Ms.
Schrimp, that the Board of Trustees conduct a second reading of the
proposed revised Board Policies 4007 and 5017 (Smoking).
The motion
carried by a vote of 5 ayes (Allen, Flores, Mitchell, Rojas, Schrimp) and 1
nay (Hallinan).
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PERSONNEL ITEMS
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Mr.
Richard Peralta, Vice Chancellor of Human Resources, presented 46 personnel
items for the Board’s approval. He
made a minor correction to item pertaining to Adele Wikner’s increase of
assignment.
Trustees
recognized the retirements of Linnett Greeley and Rebecca Miller-Cripps and
officially commended them for their valuable years of service to the
District.
A motion
was made by Mr. Rojas, seconded by Mr. Allen, that the Board of Trustees
taken the following action on the personnel items as corrected:
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Linnett Greeley
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Grant retirement status
to Linnett Greeley, Library Media Coordinator at Columbia College, effective
June 25, 2001, and officially commend her for 26 years of valuable service
to the District.
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Rebecca Miller-Cripps
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Grant retirement status
to Rebecca Miller-Cripps, Executive Secretary to the Vice President of
Instruction, Columbia College, effective September 13, 2001, and officially
commend her for 12 years of valuable service to the District.
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Pam Johnson
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of Pam Johnson to the position of Instructor of Physical
Education/Women’s Basketball Coach, Physical, Recreation & Health
Education, Modesto Junior College, effective Fall 2001.
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David Nordin
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of David Nordin to the position of Respiratory Care Instructor,
Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior College,
effective Fall 2001.
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James Howen
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of James Howen to the position of Electronics Instructor,
Agriculture, Environmental Science & Technical Education, Modesto
Junior College, effective Fall 2001.
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Deborah Laffranchini
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of Deborah Laffranchini to the position of Child Development
Instructor, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior
College, effective Fall 2001.
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Laurie Prusso
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of Laurie Prusso to the position of Child Development
Instructor, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior
College, effective Fall 2001.
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Milan Motroni
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of Milan Motroni to the position of Instructor of Adaptive
Physical Education, Physical, Recreation, and Health Education, Modesto
Junior College, effective Fall 2001.
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David Chapman
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of David Chapman to the position of Director of Guitar
Studies/Instructor of Music, Arts, Humanities & Communication, Modesto
Junior College, effective Fall 2001.
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Mary Roslaniec
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of Mary Roslaniec to the position of Chemistry Instructor,
Science, Mathematics and Engineering, Modesto Junior College, effective for
the 2001-2002 academic year.
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Mary Shea
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Approve the
probationary appointment (first
year contract) of Mary Shea to the position of Instructor of Physical
Education/Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country Coach, Physical,
Recreation, and Health Education, Modesto Junior College, effective Fall
2001.
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Laura Filice
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Approve the
probationary full-time appointment of Laura Filice to Support Service Aide
I, Preschool Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior
College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding (11-month work
year).
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Colleen Norby
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Colleen Norby to Support Staff Technician,
Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior College,
effective June 11, 2001.
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Vicki Groff
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Vicki Groff to Support Staff Technician,
Instruction, Modesto Junior College, effective July 2, 2001.
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Frances Boricchio
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Approve the promotional
appointment of Frances Boricchio to the position of Admissions &
Records Evaluator, Admissions & Records, Columbia College, effective
June 1, 2001. This is a 40-hour per
week, 12-month per year position.
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Gonzalo Padilla
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Gonzalo Padilla, Skilled Maintenance
Specialist, Facilities Operations, YCCD, effective July 2, 2001.
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Teresa Lazcano
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Approve the
probationary full-time appointment of Teresa Lazcano to Support Service
Aide I (73.75%), Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer
Sciences, Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon
funding (11-month work year).
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Gabriela Capiz
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Approve the probationary
appointment of Gabriela Capiz to Support Service Aid II, Infant/Toddler
Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior
College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding (11-month work
year).
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Cindy Martinez
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Cindy Martinez to Support Service Aide II,
Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences,
Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding
(11-month work year).
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Karen Marchetti
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Karen Marchetti to Support Service Aide II,
Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences,
Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding
(11-month work year).
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Fatima
Bettencourt
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Fatima Bettencourt to Support Service Aide I,
Preschool Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto
Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding (11-month
work year).
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Margaret
Diaz
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Margaret Diaz to Support Service Aide I
(73.75%), Preschool Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences,
Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding
(11-month work year).
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Tram
Dang
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Tram Dang to ‘Support Service Aide I (73.75%),
Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences,
Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding (11-month
work year).
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Alba
Jimenez
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Alba Jimenez to Support Service Aide I
(73.75%), Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences,
Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding
(11-month work year).
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Andrea
Magana
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Andrea Magana to Support Service Aide I (73.75%),
Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer Sciences,
Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon funding
(11-month work year).
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Mayra
Mandujano
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Mayra Mandujano to Support Service Aide I
(73.75%), Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer
Sciences, Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon
funding (11-month work year).
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Jacque
Wright
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Jacque Wright to Support Service Aide I
(73.75%), Infant/Toddler Center, Allied Health/Family & Consumer
Sciences, Modesto Junior College, effective June 11, 2001, contingent upon
funding (11-month work year).
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Molly
Boyatt
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Approve the promotional
appointment of Molly Boyatt to Program Representative – Matriculation,
Admissions, Records, Modesto Junior College, effective August 1, 2001.
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Neal
Nicholas
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Neal Nicholas, Custodian, Facilities Operations,
Modesto Junior College, effective July 2, 2001.
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Rita
Matthews
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Approve the
probationary appointment of Rita Matthews to Instructional Aide (23%),
Community Education, Modesto Junior College, effective August 13, 2001
(9-month work year).
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Paula
Pelham
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Approve the promotional
appointment of Paula Pelham to Fiscal Services Technician, Allied
Health/Family & Consumer Sciences/Child Care, Modesto Junior College,
effective July 2, 2001.
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Michelle
LeAnna Heredia
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Approve the termination
of probationary employment of Michelle LeAnna Heredia, Assistant
Coordinator, AmeriCorps, Workforce Training Center, Modesto Junior College,
effective June 14, 2001.
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Roxy
Wyrick
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Approve the termination
of probationary employment of Roxy Wyrick, Support Staff Technician, Allied
Health/Family & Consumer Sciences, Modesto Junior College, effective
June 19, 2001.
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Cristen
Smith
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Accept the resignation
of Cristen Smith, Program Assistant, EOP&S, Modesto Junior College,
effective May 25, 2001.
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Jeffrey Dennis
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Accept the resignation
of Jeffrey Dennis, Campus Security Officer, YCCD, effective June 17, 2001.
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Helen
Nelson
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Accept the resignation
of Helen Nelson, Campus Security Dispatch, YCCD, effective June 21, 2001.
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Anna
Maria Magallon
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Accept the resignation
of Anna Maria Magallon, Outreach Coordinator, Outreach, Modesto Junior
College, effective May 31, 2001.
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Beverly
Everhart
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Accept the resignation
of Beverly Everhart, Student Support Staff Specialist, Columbia College, effective
July 5, 2001.
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Teresa
Hernandez
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Approve a temporary
increase in assignment for Teresa Hernandez, Payroll Technician, as needed
for the period of July 1, 2001 through June 30, 2002.
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Adele
Wikner
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Approve a temporary
increase in assignment, contingent on funding from 24 to 30 28 hours per week, for Adele
Wikner, effective August 1, 2001 through May 31, 2002.
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Gail
Damas
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Approve an increase in
assignment for Gail Damas, Offset Print Specialist, Duplicating, Modesto Junior
College, from 50% to 75% and a reduction in work year from 12 month to 11
month, effective July 1, 2001.
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Adrienne
Webster
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Approve a temporary
increase in assignment for Adrienne Webster, Columbia College Child Care
Center Site Supervisor, from 50% assignment (20 hours per week) to 87.5%
assignment (35 hours per week), effective July 1, 2001 through June 30,
2002.
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Ryan
Brady
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Approve an increase in
assignment, contingent on funding from 30 to 40 hours per week, for Ryan Brady,
Technology Support Specialist, Columbia College, effective June 1, 2001.
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Dorothy
Woodford
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Approve
a temporary voluntary reduction in assignment for Dorothy Woodford,
Columbia College Accompanist, to nine months for the academic year
2000-2001 only.
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Eva
Rivera-Jara
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Approve
the voluntary reduction in assignment from 100% to 75% for Eva Rivera-Jara,
Program Representative, Workforce Training Center, Modesto Junior College,
effective July 1, 2001 through June 30, 2002.
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Marla
Sanchez
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Approve
the voluntary reduction in assignment from 100% to 75% for Marla Sanchez,
Program Representative, Workforce Training Center, Modesto Junior College,
effective July 2, 2001 through June 30, 2002.
The motion carried as
corrected by a vote of 6-0.
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COMMENTS FROM THE
PUBLIC
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There were no comments
from the audience.
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REPORT OUT FROM
CLOSED SESSION
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Mr. Tom Hallinan
reported that the Board of Trustees, in closed session, approved a hearing officer
decision in support of the District’s decision to terminate the classified
employment of Ms. Karen Willenberg effective January 17, 2001.
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MEETING CHANGES
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For future planning
purposes, the following meeting dates were noted. The slight changes are
Monday, November 5, 2001 and Wednesday, January 2, 2002.
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NEXT MEETING
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The meeting adjourned
at 7:55 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday, August
7. Closed session will be at 3:30
p.m. and open session will begin at 5:00 p.m. in the YCCD Board Room.
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______________________________ ______________________________
Tom Hallinan, President Pamila
Fisher, Secretary
YCCD Board of Trustees YCCD
Board of Trustees
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Copies of the minutes
are available by contacting the Chancellor’s Office at (209) 575-6509 or email.
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