May 2012 Newsletter
V O L U M E 1 4 , I S S U E 5 M AY 2 0 1 2HCCC H APPENINGSA PUBLICATION OF THE COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENTINSIDE THIS ISSUE:In Memoriam2HR News3Professional Notes3Phi Theta Kappa4Artist Talk4Boys to Men5Foundation Art6Notibreves7FROM THEEDITOR’S DESKHCCC Happenings is on theCollege’s web site athttp://www.hccc.eduItems for the June newsletter aredue by May 11. (Please note: Aresolution of 300 dpi is required for allphotos.) Please send your news items,comments and suggestions to:Jennifer Christopher, DirectorCommunications Department26 Journal Square14th FloorJersey City, NJ 07306Phone: 201.360.4061Fax: 201.653.0607jchristopher@hccc.eduNOTE: Images in this issue usedfor other purposes is strictlyprohibited without the expressadvance consent of theCommunications Department.Permission to use these photos maybe requested by submitting adetailed summary tocommunications@hccc.edu.HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITYCOLLEGE ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR2012 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISESPlans are progressing forHudson County Community College’s 34thCommencement Exercises,which will take place onWednesday, May 23, 2012 at6:00 p.m. at New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s Prudential Hall in Newark, N.J. TheCollege expects to award degrees to more than 900 studentsto the Class of 2012.Hudson County Community College (HCCC) PresidentDr. Glen Gabert announcedthat the keynote speaker for theceremonies will be Dr. WalterG. Bumphus, the President andCEO of the American Association of Community Colleges,an organization that is oftenreferred to as the national“voice for community col-Photo by Jersey Picturesleges.” The American Association of Community Collegesrepresents nearly 1,200 twoyear, associate degree-grantinginstitutions and more than 13million students.Paul Silverman, co-ownerof SILVERMAN, will be presented with the College’s 2012Heritage Award, an honor thatrecognizes members of the(Continued on page 16)HCCC ALUMNI INVITED TO ATTENDHOMECOMING RECEPTIONHudsonCountyCommunity Collegescheduled its Annual AlumniHomecoming Reception forMonday, April 30 in the HCCCCulinary Arts Institute/Conference Center.HCCC Vice President ofDevelopment Joseph D.Sansone invited all of theCollege’s graduates to attendthe Homecoming Reception.“We wanted to reacquaint ourgraduates with the College,which has grown enormouslyand has been physicallytransformed these past fewyears,” Mr. Sansone stated.“All of our graduates haveplayed a role in the Collegebecoming a trusted institutionthat provides life-changingeducational opportunities forour community.”Mr. Sansone said that theevent also provided alumniwith opportunities to catch upwith old classmates and facultyand to network.The 2012 HCCCHomecoming Reception wascatered exclusively by thefaculty and staff of theCollege’s Culinary ArtsInstitute.“We are pleased that thisevent was well-attended andthat it will serve as the first stepto the College engaginggraduates and establishing aformal Alumni Association,”Mr. Sansone said.
Page 2V o l u m e 14 , Is s u e 5Photo by HCCC Communications DepartmentINMEMORIAM:M I A M AC R IMia M. Macri, a member ofthe Hudson CountyCommunity College Board ofTrustees from 1996 to 2001,died on March 31.Macri, a lifelong residentof Hoboken, graduated fromMarymount High School,Haverford College and NewYork Law. She was a Partner atthe law firm of Leanza andAgrapidis for over two decadesIn addition to her service atthe College, Macri served as theChairperson of the HobokenRepublican Committee,Commissioner of theHackensack MeadowlandsDevelopment Commission, andactively supported DwightEnglewood School.F A C U LT YPROMOTIONDr. Raffaella PerniceAssociate ProfessortoProfessorIn order to accommodate theadditional need for servicesduring the final exam period, theMail Room & Copy Center inthe Jersey City location will beextending its hours of operationstarting Saturday, May5 through Friday, May 11.Hours will be as follows: Monday through8 a.m. to 7 p.m.Friday: Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sunday: ClosedThe Mail Room and CopyCenter will resume regularbusiness hours on Monday, May14, 2012.On Thursday, April 5, theHudson County Chamberof Commerce, in partnershipwith the Hoboken Chamber,hosted a roundtable conversation with United States Representative Albio Sires, (above),D-N.J., 13th District, at theCollege’s Culinary Arts Institute/Conference Center.The event — the countyChamber’s first GovernmentAffairs Committee event of theyear — was intended to providean intimate environment forChamber members to engagewith the Congressman in substantive dialogue regardingpolicy issues impacting thebusiness community.CAI STUDENTS RECEIVE TRAININGFROM SYSCO PROFESSIONALOn Wednesday, April 4, theCulinary Arts Institute ofHCCC was proud to welcomeMichael P. Salvatore III, CECof SYSCO Metro NY for twopresentations on product yields,food cost, and labor cost. AsDirector of Culinary Resourcesand Corporate Chef for SYSCO,Michael was able to offervaluable information regardingthe control of some of the mostimportant expenses that concernfood service operators today.As a member of the CAIAdvisory Board, Michael hasalways offered his steadfastsupport and input on the currentand future curriculum offered atthe CAI. This collaborativeeffort is another example of anindustry leader’s willingness toaffiliate itself with ourAmerican Culinary FederationPhoto by HCCC Communications DepartmentCOPY CENTERANNOUNCESEXTENDEDHOURS FORFINAL EXAMSU. S. R E P R E S E N T A T I V E A L B I O S I R E SS PEAKS AT HCCC AT CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE ROUNDTABLE MICHAEL SALVATORE III presents to HCCC’s Culinary students.(ACF) accredited program. Thisguest lecturer is part of anongoing effort to gather allCulinary Arts Institute studentsfor a group presentations fromindustry professionals.
HCCC HappeningsPage 3PROFESSIONAL NOTESHudson County CommunityCollege has been a memberof the National Tutoring Association for many years. The NTAtrains and certifies HCCC’s HeadTutors as Master Tutors. Dr. Pamela Bandyopadhyay, AssistantDean of Academic Affairs, received the 2012 National TutoringAssociation Board Member of theYear Award during its 20th AnnualConference in Scottsdale, Arizonaon March 20, 2012. She also madetwo presentations at the conference,titled “The Impact of a SummerEnrichment Program on StudentLearning and Retention in an InnerCity Community College” and“How Academic Mentors CanAssist in the Transformation of aPassive Classroom Environmentinto an Active Classroom Environment.” Dr. Bandyopadhyay is anactive Board Member and the VicePresident of this organization.The proposal of ConstanceCalandrino, Director, AcademicFoundations-Mathematics,“Implementing Student Support toImprove Success in DevelopmentalMath” has been accepted for presentation at the conference of theAmerican Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges in November.HCCC’s CommunicationsDepartment was recently awardeda Bronze Award for Outdoor Advertising in Higher EducationMarketing Report’s 27th AnnualEducational Advertising Awards.The Educational AdvertisingAwards is the largest educationaladvertising awards competition inthe country. This year, over 2,900entries were received from morethan one-thousand colleges, universities and secondary schools fromall fifty states and several foreigncountries.Paul Dillon, Associate Deanfor Business, Culinary Arts Institute and Hospitality Management,moderated the Chef’s Panel at theNew Jersey Restaurant Association’s ROC 2012, Board Meeting& Mixologist Competition onMonday, April 23.Dr. Kris Krishnan, Associate Dean, Institutional Research &Planning, co-moderated a sessiontitled “Table Topics: State andFederal Policy Changes” at the18th Annual Conference NewJersey Association for InstitutionalResearch on Friday, March 30.Krishnan was also reelected asNJAIR’s treasurer during conference elections.The League for Innovationhas accepted the proposal of ElenaNehrebecki, Director, ESL/Bilingual Education, on sustaininga culture of accountability withESL adjunct faculty for presentation at the 2012 Learning CollegeSummit in June.Diana Palmer, a HudsonCounty Community College student, was honored as a HP student(High Performer) at the BlackCulinarians Association’s 19thAnnual Cultural Awareness SaluteJOBS, JOBS,JOBSApplicants are now beingsought for the followingpositions:Accountant (Controller’sOffice) LYNN GIESE (left), Presidentof the National Tutoring Association, presents Dr. PamelaBandyopadhyay with the 2012National Tutoring AssociationBoard Member of the Year Awardduring its 20th Annual Conference in March.on April 21. Palmer earned thisrecognition through her spiritedparticipation in the BCA mentoringprogram completed last fall.“What American VampireLiterature Teaches Us about Dangerous Consumption,” an essay byDr. Andrea Siegel, art collectioncoordinator, has been accepted forpublication in the forthcomingbook, A History of Evil in PopularCulture: What Hannibal Lecter,Stephen King, and Vampires Reveal about America (Praeger 2012).Her review of Since ’45: Americaand the Making of ContemporaryArt has been accepted for publication by the scholarly journal, VisualStudies (Taylor and Francis).H E A LT H B E N E F I T S A N D P E R S I N C R E A S E SEFFE CTIVE JULY 2012On July 1, 2012, HudsonCounty Community Collegewill move into “Year Two” of theHealth Benefits Reform Law. TheChapter 78 Law went into effect in2011, requiring all public employees to contribute toward the cost oftheir health care benefits basedupon a percentage of the cost ofcoverage.Rates for each medical carrier, charts with salary and percentage of premium and calculator areposted at the MyHudson portal:Under the provisions ofChapter 78, P.L. 2011, PERS employee pension contribution rateshave increased. The first phaseincrease from 5.5% to 6.5% ofsalary took place last year in October 2011. There will be additionalincreases to be phased in over thenext seven years bringing the totalpension contribution rate to 7.5%of an employee’s salary. The firstyear of increases has been com-pleted and will begin the secondphase increase from 6.5% to 6.64%effective July, 2012. The contribution rate will increase by 0.14%each year with the first payroll ofJuly until the 7.5% contributionrate is reached in July 2018.If you have any questions,please contact Iris Herrador in theHuman Resources Department at(201) 360-4072 or at iherrador@hccc.edu.NEW HIRESCongratulations to thefollowing on their newpositions at Hudson CountyCommunity College!Ana Chapman,Executive Director, Center forBusiness & IndustryElizabeth Nesius,Director of AcademicFoundationsCounty College SiteCoordinatorData CommunicationsNetwork ManagerDirector of EOFDirector, Learning ResourcesCenterFull-Time Faculty PositionsPart-Time Customer ServiceAssistantSupplemental InstructionCoordinatorTo apply, please submit aletter of application, resume,salary requirements and threereferences to:Hudson CountyCommunity CollegeHuman Resources Department70 Sip Avenue, Third FloorJersey City, NJ 07306resumes@hccc.eduFor more information,please visit the New JerseyHigher Education RecruitmentConsortium website atwww.njherc.org, the HigherEdJobs.com website atwww.higheredjobs.com, orcontact the Human ResourcesDepartment at (201) 360-4070.For a detailed description ofthese positions, please visit the“Employment Opportunities”page at www.hccc.edu.
Page 4V o l u m e 14 , Is s u e 5P H I T H E T A K A P PA H O N O R S O C I E T Y N E W SNEW JERSEY PHI THETAKAPPA DAYThe New Jersey Council ofCounty Colleges will host itsannual luncheon to honor themembers of the All-New JerseyAcademic Team from 10 a.m. to2 p.m. on Thursday, May 3 atthe Lafayette Yard MarriottHotel in Trenton. Shannon Gallagher and Avishek Bose arethis year’s nominees from Hudson County Community Collegefor the All-USA AcademicTeam.SPRING FLING FUNDRAISERDANCE FOR CAMP FATIMAAND NAMI HUDSONOn Thursday, March 22,Beta Alpha Phi held a SpringFling Fundraiser Dance forCamp Fatima (an organizationthat holds a summer camp freeof charge for children and adultswith developmental disabilities)and NAMI Hudson (an organization dedicated to improvingthe lives of individuals and theirfamilies who are affected bymental illness). The chapterraised 490.25 for both organizations. 7-Eleven, the Sunflower Deli, Food Should TasteGood Chip Company, and LaConcha Restaurant all donatedrefreshments for the event.FRIENDS OF LIBERTY STATEPARK ANNUAL LUNCHEONOn Sunday, May 6, theFriends of Liberty State Parkwill host its annual luncheon,during which Beta Alpha PhiChapter, HCCC alumna QianXie and her daughter SitianZhang will be recognized fortheir volunteer service since2008. The chapter is featured inseveral photos in the Friends’printed brochure.UPCOMING EVENTS Thursday, May 3: New Jersey Phi Theta Kappa Day,TrentonPhoto courtesy of Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Alpha Phi BETA ALPHA PHI members, alumni and supporters collaborated toparticipate in the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s “Climb to theTop” on Sunday, March 4 at 30 Rockefeller Center, New York City. Saturday, May 5: ChapterMeeting, Student Lounge, 25Journal SquareLiberty State Park SeventhRecognition Luncheon, Liberty House, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 6: Spring Induction, Culinary Arts Institute/Conference Center, 2p.m. Monday, May 7: StudentExcellence and AchievementAwards Ceremony, CulinaryArts Conference Center Sunday, May 6: Friends of Wednesday, May 23: Commencement, NJPAC, 6 p.m.FINE ARTS PHOTOGRAPHER RICARDO BARROSA P P E A R S A T H C C C F O U N DA T I O N ’ S ‘A R T I S T T A L KThe Hudson County Community College Foundation hosted another segment inits “Artist Talk Series” on Friday afternoon, April 27, whenphotographer Ricardo Barrosdiscusses his portraits of sculptors. The event was held in theFollett Room of the College’sCulinary Arts Institute/Conference Center at 161Newkirk Street in Jersey City.Born in Brazil in 1953, Mr.Barros moved to the UnitedStates when he was seven yearsold, residing for a short time inBoston, and then moving withhis family to Pennsylvaniawhere he graduated from PennState University with a degree inengineering. After working forthe New Jersey Department ofTransportation, he began pursuing a career as a professionalphotographer.Now residing in New Jersey, Mr. Barros is the professional photographer at theGrounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, and has other clients allthroughout the United States.His fine art photography is included in the permanent collections of almost a dozen museums, including The SmithsonianMuseum of American Art, ThePhiladelphia Museum of Art,The Fogg Art Museum and TheDeCordova Museum. His workis also included in the HudsonCounty Community CollegeFoundation Art Collection.Mr. Barros is the author ofthe award-winning book, FacingSculpture: A Portfolio of Portraits, Sculpture, and RelatedIdeas, which presents 60 portraits of contemporary sculptors(including Marisol and George(Continued on page 16)Photo by HCCC Communications Department RICARDO BARROS (center) with two HCCC students at the HCCCFoundation Artist Talk on April 27.
HCCC HappeningsPage 5H C C C P A R T N E R S T O P R E S E N T F I R S T A N N UA L‘ B OY S T O M E N ’ C O N F E R E N C E F O R A F R I C A N A M E R I C A N A N D H I S PA N I C Y O U T HOn Friday, March 30, 2012,approximately 300 African-American and Hispanichigh school students from allaround New Jersey participatedin the first Annual “Boys toMen Conference” at HudsonCounty Community College.The event, which was offered inpartnership between the College, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Jersey City Alumniand Kappa League Chapter,was held in the College’s Culinary Arts Institute/ConferenceCenter.The “Boys to Men Conference” provided young men andtheir counselors, chaperonesand parents with strategies andadvice on how to be successfulin college and in life. Workshops were designed and of(Continued on page 15)Photo by HCCC Communications Department DUANE WILLIAMS (at podium), Assistant Director of Advisement & Counseling, discusses the day’s agendawith students, parents, chaperones and members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. at the College’s first “Boysto Men” conference.
Page 6The Hudson County Community College Foundation Art Collection, whichincludes artworks in mediafrom painting and sculpture tophotographs to American craftpottery and ephemera, revealsaspects of America’s and NewJersey’s rich artistic and cultural history from the HudsonRiver School period to today.In recent years, the College’sacquisition efforts have focusedon strengthening its Americanand New Jersey modern andcontemporary collections.Each month, this page inHCCC Happenings providesupdates on artists whose workis in the collection, and newadditions to the collection.DONOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSWe gratefully acknowledge recent donations fromClifford Brooks and MarthalieP. Furber. Special thanks toYuwoon Choi, Kathryn andEarl Kim, Fred Ken Lee,Michael and Kathryn Marisco,Daniel Perez, Ronald Threm,Lois Corrigan and Vincent E.Bonito, B.A., OP for donationsin honor of Sister MaryGemma. Thank you to JenniferNakanishi, the Estate ofDorothy Putnam throughBenjamin Dineen, andMichelle Laughlin.ARTIST NEWSThe College recently installed the Collection’s largestwork, a seventeen-foot-longwork called Amphora Frieze(2004) by Jo Baer, and a lithograph by Will Barnet calledCirce in the reception area ofRoom 218 in the Culinary ArtsInstitute/Conference Center. Stop by, take in the art,and pick up a catalogue!Amphora Friezewasmade at the Brodsky Center forInnovative Editions at Rutgersin New Brunswick, and waspurchased thanks to generousdonations for art purchase.V o l u m e 14 , Is s u e 5Jo Baer’s minimalist artwork will be on display atGagosian gallery in Geneva,Switzerland through June 30,2012. Gagosian is widely considered the most prominentdealer of contemporary art inthe world.In February, PresidentObama awarded the 2011 National Medal of Arts andNational Humanities Medal topainter and printmaker WillBarnet.TheHCCCFoundation Art Collectionowns two works by Barnet:Circe (see above) and anotheron the fifth Floor Culinary ArtsInstitute/ Conference Center at161 Newkirk Street.Elizabeth Catlett, anAfrican-American printer andsculptor, died on April 2 at theage of 96. She was at her homein Cuernavaca, Mexico, whereshe had lived since using aRosenwald Fund Fellowship totravel to Mexico from theUnited States in 1946. Catlettreceived a lifetime achievementaward from Trenton’s NationalSculpture Center in 2003. Herwork is in the Museum ofModern Art, the MetropolitanMuseum of Art, the Smithsonian, and the HCCCFoundation Art Collection,among other places. You cansee her work, Gossip, in thethird floor lobby of 70 SipAve., and her work Danys yLeithis in the first floor hallwayat 119 Newkirk. Gossip wasmade for the Print Club of NewYork, a generous donor ofartwork to the College.Also check out Koi, a watercolor by Daniel Guzman at162 Sip Avenue, Room116. This is one of the two2011 Foundation Student ArtAward winning works that willbe installed this year. Koi canalso be seen through the glassin the hallway outside, and hiswork looks great!Many thanks to MichelleLaughlin, artist and the ownerof Woolpunk Studios, a JerseyCity art gallery, who donatedher work, Grant StreetCleaners to the HCCCFoundation Art Collection.The work of SylviaPlimack Mangold was on exhibit at Alexander and Boninthrough April 28. Earlier thisyear, Jon Yau, on the cuttingedgeartswebsiteHyperallergic, wrote a loveletter to Mangold’s work in anarticle titled, “Why There ArtGreat Artists.” It’s worthGoogle-ing. The college ownsone of her pieces from theRubber Stamp Portfolio,published by Parasol Press. It iscurrently in the framingprocess, and we hope to installit later this year. Thanks to theart donations that made thispurchase possible.According to The WallStreet Journal (“Saved fromthe Artist’s Fire” by AnnLandi, March 13, 2012),controversy rages around thework of Agnes Martin in anew show called, “AgnesMartin: Before the Grid” at theHarwood Museum of Art, inTaos, New Mexico, throughJune 17. The article talks aboutMartin’s later work when she“gained international acclaimfor her spare, luminouscanvases, fields of washy colortraversed by delicate handdrawn lines, generally in theshape of a grid.” The HCCCFoundation has one of Martin’slater grid works titled Praiseinstalled in the North Hudsonlibrary. Martin said of her gridwork, “When I first made agrid I happened to be thinkingof the innocence of trees andthen a grid came into my mindand I thought it representedinnocence, and I still do, and soI painted it and then I was satisfied. I thought, this is myvision.”The Harwood exhibition isabout Martin’s earlier biomorphic and abstract work, artMartin did her best later in herlife to find and burn. The WSJasks, “What are the ethics ofshowing work an artist seemedTO SUPPORTARTS ATHCCCThe HCCC Foundation is a501(c)3 corporation, andthereby gives tax-exempt statusto contributions. We welcomedonations for art for the benefitof students and the community.Monetary donations for artpurchase are maximized bymatching funds, and donationsare given not only for acquiringworks of art, but also for specialevents, and items in kind, suchas art books for the Collegelibrary.For more information,contact Joseph Sansone, VicePresident for Development.Hudson County CommunityCollege Foundation, 70 SipAvenue, 4th Floor, Jersey City,NJ 07306, (201) 360-4006 orjsansone@hccc.edu.determined to disown?” Theshow’s curators “believe theseworks belong to art history,”and should be shown to demonstrate the early steps of a majorartist. What do you think?If you need to go to thebeach but don’t have time, lookfor the new work by RichardSegalman, Coney Island, recently installed on the fourthfloor of the North HudsonHigher Education Center by theelevators. This was one of agroup of works donated to theHCCC Foundation by ThePrint Club of New York.Segalman’s work was recentlyacquired by the MetropolitanMuseum, and was awarded a2011 Pollock-KrasnerFoundation grant.COLLECTION TOURSTours of the FoundationArt Collection may be arrangedby contacting Andrea Siegel,Coordinator, at (201) 360-4007or email, aSiegel@hccc.edu.
HCCC HappeningsPage 7NotibrevesHUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEA N U N C I A P L A N E S PA R A L A C E R E M O N I AD E G R A D UAC I Ó N 2 0 1 2lanes están en progreso,para la 34va Ceremonia deGraduación de Hudson CountyCommunity College, que sellevará a cabo el próximo Miércoles, 23 de Mayo, 2012 a las6:00 p.m. en el Prudential Halldel new Jersey PerformanceArts Center en Newark, NJ. LaUniversidad espera otorgargrados a más de 900 estudiantesde la Clase 2012.El Dr. Glen Gabert, Presidente de Hudson County Community College, anunció que elDr. Walter G. Bumphus, Presidente y CEO de la AsociaciónAmericana de UniversidadesComunitarias, organización quees comúnmente conocida como“la voz de la universidadescomunitarias,” dará el discursode bienvenida. La AsociaciónAmericana de UniversidadesComunitarias, representa a casi1,200 instituciones de dos años,otorgadoras de grados de asociado y más de 13 millones deestudiantes.Paul Silverman, copropie-Foto por Jersey PicturesPtario de SILVERMAN, será presentado con el Premio a laHerencia 2012 de la Universidad,un honor que reconoce a miembros de la comunidad que hanhecho significantes contribuciones a la Universidad. El Sr. Silverman y su compañía han sido,desde hace mucho, un gran apoyo para la Universidad y susestudiantes, previendo de becas avarios estudiantes a lo largo delos años. El Sr. Silvermanademás es miembro de la Juntade Directores de la Fundación deHudson County CommunityCollege, misma que presidio del2005 al 2007.El Dr. Gabert anunció quela invocación estará a cargo delReverendo Robert Reiser, S.J. ElPadre Reiser es Presidente de laPreparatorio St. Peter’s en Jersey City, y sirve en la Junta deDirectores de la Asociación deEducación Jesuita Secundaria(Washington D.C.) y en SaintPeter’s College (Jersey City,NJ).Detalles adicionales acerca de los graduados y la ceremonia de graduación se proveerá en futuras publicaciones.HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFRECE‘ C A M PA M E N T O D E V E R A N O ’ PA R A A D O L E S C E N T E SHudsonCountyCommunity Collegeanunció que la Universidadestará ofreciendo un programade Campamento de Veranopara hombres y mujeres entrelas edades de 14 y 17 años. Elprograma, que correrá desde elLunes, 9 de Julio hasta elViernes, 27 de Julio, proveeráinstrucción en diseño gráfico ydigital y en desarrollo demenús y cocina creativa.Sesiones se llevarán a cabotodos los días de 10 a.m. a 3p.m. en el instituto de ArtesCulinarias/Centro deConferenciasdelaUniversidad, ubicado en el 161Newkirk Street, a dos cuadrasde la estación de transportesPATH en jersey City.En la primera semana delprograma de Campamento deverano de HCCC, losparticipantes serán otorgados laoportunidad de aprender ydesarrollar habilidades endiseño gráfico y digital. Pormedio del desarrollo, diseño yproducción de sus propiosmenús. La segunda y tercerasemana incluirán instrucción encomo cocinar los artículos desus menús en las cocinas,equipadas con lo último entecnología, del Instituto deArtes Culinarias de laUniversidad, las mismas queutilizadas por Cake BossBuddy balastro en su programade televisión “Cake Boss: Thenext Great Baker,” y por losproductores de los comercialesde las sopas Progresso.El costo del programa deCampamento de verano deHCCC, que ha sidodesarrollado por la división deEducación Comunitaria de laUniversidad, es de 995.00 eincluye almuerzo de cada día.Espacios son limitados, padres/guardianes interesados enobtener más información yregistrar a sus niños, puedenhacerlo llamando al (201) 3604224 o enviando un correoelectrónico a rfairchild@hccc.edu.
Page 8V o l u m e 14 , Is s u e 5HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEF O U N DAT I O N L AU N C H E S A N N UA L S C H O L A R S H I PA P P E A L C A M PA I G NThe Board of Directors ofthe Hudson County Community College Foundationannounced that the Foundationis embarking upon a fundraising initiative to expand theworld of possibilities for Hudson County residents.The HCCC Foundationrecently began its AnnualScholarship Appeal, which isdesigned to increase the number of scholarships provided todeserving HCCC students.“Our student scholarsinclude recent high-schoolgraduates, single moms whodelayed pursuing their highereducation goals, working menand women who want to provide for their families withcareers not just jobs, andindividuals who have been inthe workforce and now find itnecessary to retool or reinventtheir lives,” said HCCC VicePresident for DevelopmentJoseph Sansone.Mr. Sansone informed thatthanks to the generosity of itsdonors, the HCCC Foundationhas provided more than 1.5million in scholarships over theyears. A donation of 3,200will fund a full scholarship and 1,600 will fund a partialscholarship. As a nonprofit,501(c)(3) corporation,theHCCC Foundation providestax-exempt status to contributions.“We want the members ofour community to understandthat no donation is too smalland every gift is greatly appreciated and will go a long wayin helping our students achievetheir academic goals,” Mr.Sansone stated.Established in 1997, theHudson County CommunityCollege Foundation plays anintegral role in the development of HCCC students, theCollege and the community.The Foundation is dedicated togenerating financial support forthe College and its students,developing and awarding needs-based and merit scholarships,providing seed money for thedevelopment of faculty programs, and providing for theCollege’s physical growth.Additional informationabout the Hudson CountyCommunity College Foundation and the Annual Scholarship Appeal may be obtainedbyemailingjsansone@hccc.edu or by phoning(201) 360-4006.Information about theCollege’s Foundation is alsoavailable through the College’swebsite at www.hccc.edu/FoundationDonor.C O M P L E T I O N A G E N DA : I N S T I T U T I O N A L R E S E A R C r 12009573659OFYear 22010601698DEGREES/CREDIT CERTIFICATESYear 32011631753Year 42012662Year ce: New Jersey Council of County Colleges, Completion Agenda-February 2012By Dr. Kris Krishnan,Associate Dean, InstitutionalResearch & PlanningIn his first joint address toCongress on February 24,2009, President Barack Obamaset a goal that by the year 2020,all adult Americans would havecommitted to at least one yearof higher education or careertraining and America wouldhave the highest proportion ofcollege graduates in the world.To reach this goal, the U.S.Department of Education pro-jects that by the end of thedecade the proportion of college graduates in the U.S.would need to increase by 50percent.Using fiscal year 2008 asthe baseline, Hudson CountyCommunity College (HCCC)would have to confer 973 degrees/certificates by the year2020 to meet this goal. Thistranslates to an annual growthof 4.9 percent over the nexttwelve years. For the last threeyears HCCC has exceeded thisannual growth rate.In light of the nationalfocus on completions, NewJersey’s community collegestrustees and presidents unveiledthe Big Ideas Project in 2010.They all agreed that the community colleges should pursueresearch to find the best ideasto promote sustainability,maintain or improve quality,and more importantly improvestudent success.Current completion ratemetrics for colleges do notaccount for students who persist to earn degrees after thespecified time period (e.g., twoyears, three years, or fouryears) and do not count parttime students or transfer students who go on to earn degrees. As part of the Big Ideasinitiative the New Jersey Community College InstitutionalResearch Officers are developing a Student Success Modelthat will identify what data isneeded to assess student success and develop an implementation plan for collecting andsharing student success data.
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