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DATE: December
7, 2004
DONNER NAMED INTERIM SMC PRESIDENT
The
Santa Monica College Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday
(Dec. 6) to name Thomas J. Donner,
J.D., interim SMC president, effective
Jan. 1 through the end of 2005. Donner is currently the college’s
executive vice president of business and administration. Read
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DATE: November 22, 2004
DONNER NAMED NATIONAL
OUTSTANDING CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER Tom
Donner, J.D., Santa Monica College’s
executive vice president of business and administration, has
been named National Outstanding Chief Business Officer of the
Year the Community College Business Officers Organization
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DATE: November
19, 2004
MADISON PERFORMING ARTS COMPLEX CONTRACT AWARDED Groundbreaking
Scheduled for 2005
The
Santa Monica College Board of Trustees has awarded a $30.78
million contract to FTR International, Inc. of Irvine to build
a new music and performing arts complex at the college’s
Madison campus.
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DATE: November 17,
2004
ROBERTSON TO LEAVE SMC FOR
PRESIDENCY OF EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE STATES
Santa
Monica College President Dr. Piedad
F. Robertson announced today (Nov.
17) she is retiring from the college to accept the position
of President of the Education Commission of the States, a national
education policy organization. Her retirement becomes effective
Jan. 31, 2005.
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DATE: November
1, 2004 SMC
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
English
professor Karin Costello
has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Scholar award to be
a lecturer at Intercollege in Nicosia, Cyprus next January through
May. She will lead a workshop where Greek- and Turkish-Cypriot
students read and write about family, culture, customs, conflict
and choices to gain intercultural understanding. Read
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DATE: October
22, 2004
SMC RECEIVES $6 MILLION IN TWO FEDERAL GRANTS
Receiving
its two largest federal grants ever, Santa Monica College has
been awarded “Title V” grants totaling $6.2 million
over five years that will be used to help first-time college
students succeed and to help train teachers in the face of a
national shortage. Read
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DATE: October
21, 2004
SMC: NO. 1 IN TRANSFERS TO UC & UC-CSU COMBINED
Santa
Monica College continued to maintain its No. 1 position in transfer
of students to the prestigious University of California system
in 2003-04, far outpacing the community college with the second
highest transfer numbers.
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DATE: October 11,
2004
SMC PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Santa
Monica College art professor Anne
Marie Karlsen has been awarded
a fellowship by the Virginia Center for Creative Arts, a bucolic site
in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains where she will spend
three weeks early next year pursuing new art work. Read
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DATE: September
8, 2004 SMC PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
In
what UCLA officials said was highly unusual, five Santa Monica College
transfer students have each won prestigious UCLA Regents Scholarships
that they will use when they begin classes at the Westwood campus
Sept. 30. Read
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DATE: September
2, 2004
SMC PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Rhonda
Hyatt, who has had extensive experience
in virtually all areas of athletics administration at California State
University at Northridge, has been named athletic director at Santa
Monica College. She is only the second woman to serve as athletic
director at SMC. Read More
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DATE: August
30, 2004
SAKAI, MARTIN AWARDED CHAIRS OF EXCELLENCE
Santa
Monica College biology professor Walt Sakai
– known for his field research, particularly with monarch butterflies
– and music professor James Martin
– who has established annual programs
honoring the works of famed classical composers – have been
awarded chairs of excellence.
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DATE:
June 22, 2004 WINSRYG
AWARDED FRANCIS/SOSIN CHAIR OF EXCELLENCE Marian
Winsryg, Santa Monica College art professor
and gallery director best known for her work with fine art and digital
technology, has been named the recipient of the first Sam
Francis/Martin Sosin Chair of Excellence. Read
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June 3, 2004
POPE ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT SEEK ELECTION TO SMC BOARD
SMC
Trustee Graham Pope
announced he would not seek election to the Santa Monica Community
College District Board of Trustees this November. His is one of
three open seats in the Nov. 2 election.
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May 25, 2004
SHAMEY ANNOUNCES SHE WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION
Annette
Shamey announced today (May 25) she
would not seek a fourth term this November for a seat on the Santa
Monica Community College District Board of Trustees. Hers is one
of three open seats in the Nov. 2 election.
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DATE:
May 11, 2004
PANTHERS’ SMITH, BENGALS’ JOHNSON REUNITE WITH SMC COACH
TAYLOR
They’re
NFL star wide receivers, but when Steve
Smith and Chad
Johnson reunited recently with their
beloved Santa Monica College coach Robert
Taylor, it was to tell him how he had
changed their lives. Read
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DATE:
April 29, 2004
DALE RIDE INTERNS TO SERVE IN WHITE HOUSE, CONGRESS
Four
outstanding Santa Monica College students have been selected for the
prestigious Dale Ride Internship program and will serve in the White
House, U.S. Congress and National Institutes of Health this summer.
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DATE:
April 29, 2004 HALEY
APPOINTED TO CCC BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger announced today
(April 29) he has appointed Santa former SMC counselor and administrator
Benita Haley
to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors.
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DATE:
April 26, 2004
SMC PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Eight
Santa Monica College students won a total of $850 in prizes for their
winning entries in the college’s annual Photography Show, which
is currently being exhibited through May 15.
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DATE:
April 23, 2004
SMC PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Santa
Monica College Spanish professor Rebecca
Anderson – who has been praised
for her “dynamic, engaging and eclectic” teaching –
has been named “Outstanding Teacher” for 2004 by the California
Language Teachers Association. Read
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DATE:
April 6, 2004 SMC’S
QUIÑONES APPOINTED TO CCC BOARD OF GOVERNORS Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger announced today
(April 6) he has appointed Santa Monica College Board of Trustees
Chair Dr. Margaret Quiñones
to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors. Quiñones,
who is also a counselor at El Camino College, was appointed to a four-year
term. Read
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DATE:
April 2, 2004
FOUR SMC STUDENTS PUBLISH SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
It’s
unusual for community college students to have their research projects
published in scientific publications, but four SMC students have done
just that.
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DATE:
March 30, 2004
SMC PROJECT TO HELP PROBATIONARY STUDENTS WINS NATIONAL AWARD
A
special Santa Monica College program that dramatically improves the
academic standing, course completion and persistence rates of students
on academic probation has won a national award.
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DATE:
March 25, 2004
ACCREDITATION TEAM PRAISES SMC AS “OUTSTANDING,”
Santa
Monica College was commended today (March 25) for being an “outstanding”
college in a preliminary report from the Accreditation Team that spent
three days on campus conducting a detailed review of the institution.
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