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FaST News - Weeks of April 14 - 23, 2010

FaST News is issued on a biweekly basis. Please send faculty and staff news to Public Information Officer Joan Galvan at jcgalvan@sbcc.edu or call ext. 2307. Time-sensitive information should be received at least three weeks in advance.

NOTEWORTHY

ACADEMIC SENATE PRESIDENT. Dr. Dean Nevins, Professor of Computer Science, has been elected SBCC’s next Academic Senate president. He will take office as president-elect at the end of the spring semester and serve as president for the 2011-13 term. Dr. Nevins, who has been associated with the college since 1997, received his B.S. degree from California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, and his M.S.E.E. and Ph.D. from USCB. He will succeed current Academic President Ignacio Alarcón.

PRESIDENT’S CHAT. Superintendent/President Dr. Andreea Serban will host a spring President’s Chat on Tues., April 20 from 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. in A 217 on East Campus. There is no prescribed agenda, and Dr. Serban welcomes feedback and questions from faculty, staff and students regarding any college-related topics, issues or concerns. People may come and go during the session as their schedules permit.

WEEKS OF APRIL 14 – 23

TENTS FOR HAITI. SBCC’s chapter of Sigma Chi Eta will complete a fundraising event on Mon.-Wed., April 19-21 to purchase and ship tents to Haiti in partnership with A Home in Haiti campaign. The club will host tables in front of the Luria Library from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. One of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere, the earthquake that struck Haiti on January 12 killed more than 220,000 people and left two million homeless. As the rainy season has hit, more than 37,000 people have already been killed in floods and mudslides. Tents are one of the most urgently needed items to provide relief. A standard tent for seven people weights 20 pounds, and shipping costs are roughly $2.50 per pound for shipping to Haiti. Please stop by the Sigma Chi Eta table next week for more information or contact club advisor Sarah Hock at hock@sbcc.edu

TRANSFER CENTER. SBCC students interested in transferring are welcome to schedule appointments or go to walk up tables with representatives from various colleges with which SBCC has transfer agreements.

Antioch University, Wed., April 21, walk up table, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Campus Center patio and appointments, 1:30 – 6 p.m., Mon.., April 26, walk up table, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., appointments, 1:30 – 4 p.m., Transfer Center, and Wed., April 28, appointments, 1:30 – 6 p.m., Transfer Center
Brandman University, Thurs., April 22, walk up table, 4:00 – 6:30 p.m., Campus Center patio CSU Channel Islands, Tues., April 20, appointments, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., Transfer Center
Southern California Institute of Law, Wed.., April 21, walk up table, 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., West Campus walkway
UC Santa Barbara, Wed., April 21, appointments, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., Transfer Center
University of Montana, Fri., April 23, walk up table, 10 a.m.-noon, Campus Center Patio

FREE YOGA. The SBCC Yoga Club, SBCC Yoga instructors Rosabeth Dorfhuber and Bonnie Lewis and Project HOPE (Helping Others through Peer Education) are sponsoring free classes during spring semester. All are held on the West Campus Lawn and participants of all levels are invited. Bring a mat/towel, water and sunscreen.

April Dates:

Thurs., April 15, noon
Tues., April 20, 11 a.m.
Wed., April 21, 1 p.m.
Thurs., April 22, 2 pm
Mon., April 26, 11 pm

SCHEINFELD LECTURER. SBCC’s Scheinfeld Center Enlightened Entrepreneurship Series will host PAMELA LOPKER, founder and president of QAD, on Fri., April 16 from 2:30- 4:30 p.m. at the Fé Bland Forum on West Campus. This event is open to the public and free of charge. However, space is limited and RSVPs are required. To register for the event, please go to: http://scheinfeld.sbcc.edu/events_announcements.html. This program will focus on Pamela Lopker and her "Journey to Success" during a casual chat with Q and A followed by a reception. The event presents a rare opportunity for guests to learn about and interact with a highly successful woman leader, entrepreneur and glass ceiling breaker who founded and runs a software company.

ATKINSON GALLERY. The annual Student Art Exhibition opens on Fri., April 16 from 5 – 7 p.m. with an opening reception. An awards ceremony starts at 6 p.m. This show, juried this year by Dan Connally, a painter and instructor at UCSB’s College of Creative Studies, is always a lively array of styles, media, scale and content. Many of SBCC’s art students have gone on to noted careers in the art world and related creative fields. Artworks are for sale by interested buyers. The Atkinson Gallery is located in the Humanities Building on East campus. Hours: Monday – Thursday, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Friday – Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Information: 965-0581 ext. 3484.

INTERNATIONAL WEEK (April 17 – 24) is a week-long program of events developed to celebrate the diversity of our campus community. This collaborative program has come together through the efforts of many sponsors and contributions from departments, clubs and different organizations across the SBCC campus and from the Santa Barbara community. There will be daily international food specials and live entertainment at the Campus Center, a Japanese kimono exhibit at the Gourmet Dining Room all week, and the following special events:

Saturday, April 17

-International Student Soccer Tournament elimination rounds from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. at La Playa Stadium

Monday, April 19
- Chinese Calligraphy demonstration in front of the Luria Library at 1 p.m.
- International Short Films Festival at the Fé Bland Forum from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.(free admission)

Tuesday, April 20

- Tai Chi demonstration at 1 p.m. at Friendship Plaza on East Campus sponsored by the SBCC Chinese Club
-Film screening of The 11th Hour, a film about the effects of global warming, from 2- 4 p.m. in A-211 on East campus sponsored by the International Studies Association (free admission)

-Japanese Tea Ceremony from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Fé Bland Forum sponsored by the School of Modern Languages (free admission)

Wednesday, April 21

-The Gourmet Dining Room will serve a French Fares buffet prepared by the visiting culinary exchange students from France (early reservations advised)
-Join the International Office and the Global Studies Department for an inspiring lecture Azerbaijan: Eurasia's Strategic Crossroads by Elin Suleymanov, Consul General of the Republic of Azerbaijan, from 12:45 - 2:00 p.m. in A-211 on East Campus (free admission)
-Film screening of Hot Summer Day by Wing Sya and Tony Chan from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in Room A-211 on East Campus sponsored by the Chinese Scholar Association (free admission)

Thursday, April 22
-Live bellydancing performance from noon -1 p.m. at the Campus Center

-Film screening of Persepolis from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. at the Campus Center sponsored by the Middle East Studies Club (free admission)
-Join the International Office and the Santa Barbara Rotary Club for Polio Awareness discussion, with a film and question and answer session in the Fé Bland Forum from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. (free admission)

Friday, April 23
-Film screening of The Samurai I Loved from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. in Room H-301 on East Campus sponsored by the International Office and the Japanese Department (free admission)
- Evening lecture Building the Blue Economy with Gunter Pauli in the Fé Bland Forum from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. sponsored by the International Office, the Center for Sustainability and the Scheinfeld Center for Entrepreneurship &.Innovation. Admission $15.

Saturday, April 24

-International Student Soccer Tournament finals from 8 a.m. to noon; championship game begins at 11 a.m. at La Playa Stadium

-Pangea Fest, co-sponsored by The Student’s Coalition, 1 – 9 p.m. at La Playa Stadium (additional details below)

PANGEA FEST. In conjunction with Global Youth Service Day and culminating SBCC's International Week, The SBCC Student’s Coalition will host its third Annual PANGAEA FEST: GET GLOBAL MINDED on Sat., April 24, from 1 – 9 p.m. at SBCC’s La Playa Stadium. The SBCC campus and the Santa Barbara Community are invited to learn about how youth of all ages are making a difference in the world locally, nationally, and internationally. Planned activities include

-Local artists performing music with a positive message throughout the day.

-Hands-on activities offered by exhibitors which will teach participants more about the world

-A Talking Tent where participants can learn about some of the world's most pressing issues from people who have lived them.

-The Fair Trade Marketplace where items for sale support local and international communities.

-Local reggae artist Dominic Balli will close the event with his uplifting music and messages of hope.

Participants are encouraged to pack a lunch and/or dinner and enjoy a picnic on the grass. Admission: Adults: $5 /Children 12 and under: free. No charge for parking.

MUSICAL CONCERTS. The SBCC Harold Dunn Memorial Concert Series will offer the following concert in the next three weeks.

Jazz Night at Soho on Mon., April 19 at 7 p.m. at the Soho Music Club, 1221 State St., Santa Barbara, $12 cover charge
Music Now! on Sun., April 25 at 7 p.m. at the Fé Bland Forum on the SBCC West Campus, $12 general, $8 students/seniors
Chamber Singers on Sat., May 1 at 7 p.m. at the Fé Bland Forum on the SBCC West Campus, $12 general

For more information, contact the Interim Theatre Box Office at 965-5935. Box Office hours are Monday through Friday from 1- 5 p.m.

THEATRE ARTS. The Theatre Arts Department will sponsor “Greater Tuna,” a student performance on Wed. and Thurs., April 21 – 22 at 7 p.m. at the Interim Theatre on West Campus. Admission is free. A series of student directed one-acts is scheduled for May 10 -15 at 7 p.m., also at the Interim Theatre.

LEARNING SKILLS AND WRITING WORKSHOP SERIES. The following Learning Skills and Writing Skills workshops will be offered during the remainder of April. All faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend, and proof of attendance will be provided.

Math Confidence on Thurs., April 22 from 1:00– 1:50 p.m. in Luria Library 146 on West Campus
Test taking Skills and Coping with Test Anxiety on Fri., April 23 from 1:10 – 2 p.m. in the Gateway to Student Success Center (ECC 33) on East Campus
APA Citation on Thurs., April 29 from 1:00 – 1:50 p.m. in the Cartwright Learning Resource Center on West Campus.

CAREER CENTER. The Career Center is offering a variety of seminars and workshops through its spring stimulus package to boost employment or employability for students, staff and faculty. All will be held in the Career Center, Student Services 282, unless otherwise noted. For the remainder of April, the offerings include:

Job Skills – How to Find a Job in a Tough Economy – Thurs., April 22, 2 – 3 p.m. and Thurs., April 29 – 3-4 p.m.
Spring Job Fair – Tues., April 27 – 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Interviewing for Success– Wed., April 28, 2- 3 p.m.
Internships – Jumpstart your Career! – Fri., April 30, 10 – 11 a.m.

FREE ELECTRONIC WASTE DROP OFF. The City of Santa Barbara is sponsoring a free electronic waste collection on Fri., April 23 and Sat., April 24 from 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Sears parking lot at 3845 State Street in Santa Barbara. All business and consumer electronic devices will be accepted. Computer hard drives will be completely destroyed and recycled according to industry standards. Not accepted: DVDs, CDs, tape cassettes, batteries (of any kind), fluorescent bulbs, toner cartridges, or large appliances. For more information, call the City of Santa Barbara’s Environmental Services Division at 564-5631.

MASTER DANCE CLASS. The SBCC Dance Program will host a special master dance class by Compania Nacional De Danza on Mon., April 26 from 7 -9 p.m. in PE 113 on East Campus.Presented by the Santa Barbara Dance Alliance, the event features one of Europe’s most internationally recognized contemporary dance companies. The group makes its official Santa Barbara debut the following evening on April 27 at the Granada Theatre. SBCC students interested in participating or observing the April 26 master dance class on campus should contact Pamela Lappen, dance instructor, at 892-3732 to reserve their spots.

PRO COURSE. The Professional Development Center will offer the following course in the Spring 2010 Workplace Success Series in March.

Team Work and Generational Diversity on Tues., April 27 from 8:30 a.m. –4:30 p.m. at the Wake Center, Room 28. Instructor Jill Scala will explore how generations differ in their approaches and attitudes toward work, relationships and teamwork. Participants will learn to motivate, communicate with and work smoothly with individuals across all age group (This is a .5 unit class)

This workplace-training course can be used for Professional Growth Increments and is eligible for flex credit. To RSVP, e-mail rowley@sbcc.edu or call 683-8284.

HOME BUYING SEMINAR. The Coastal Housing Partnership is offering a free home buying seminar on Tues., April 27 at 5:30 p.m. in Goleta. Participants can learn how the home loan process works, what you can afford to buy, the value of credit scores, how loans are priced and the types of loans available. The Coastal Housing Partnership also will offer suggestions on you can save money on the up-front cost of your home purchase. For reservations and locations, go to: http://www.coastalhousing.org/employees_education.htm or call the Coastal Housing Partnership office at 969-1025

UPCOMING

DANCE CONCERT. The SBCC Dance Program will present its spring dance concert “Beyond the Words,” on Fri., May 7 at 8 p.m. and Sat., May 8 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the Center State Theatre located in the Paseo Nuevo Center in downtown Santa Barbara. Pamela Lappen, concert artistic director and course instructor, will perform a new work “Visions, Dreams, and Memories,” a 30-minute story ballet she choreographed as the culmination of a creative exploration that began with the SBCC dancers last fall. Also presenting new works will be instructors and guest choreographers E. Bonnie Lewis, Kay Fulton and Misa Kelly. Tickets are $22 general, $17 senior, and $12 students. For more information, contact Pamela Lappen at pblappen@sbcc.edu

SOMA SHOWCASE. The School of Media Arts will host its annual showcase on Thurs., May 20, from 6-8 p.m. at the Fé Bland Forum on West campus. Themed “100 years of building a better tomorrow,” the event will feature the best student work in graphic design, multimedia, photography, journalism, film and TV production, and film studies (may contain adult content.) The judging will be conducted by industry professionals. For more information, contact Nico Maestu at maestu@sbcc.edu

ONGOING

SBCC AT 100 ON CHANNEL 21. The SBCC Centennial Documentary “SBCC at 100” written and produced by students William Conlin and Simon Freeman is currently airing locally on Channel 21. To find the next air time:

--go to http://www.sbchannels.tv and click on the online schedule for 17 or 21.

--Under the search field, type in: SBCC at 100.

--Click search and all the shows with those search words in the titles will come up on the right. All the upcoming scheduled airing will be listed.

The 25-minute documentary made its debut on February 6 at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. It can also be viewed on computer via the SBCC Web site at: http://www.sbcc.edu/centennial/documentary.php

BATTERY COLLECTION PROGRAM. With recent budget constraints, the college has downsized its small battery collection program for work-related disposal to three sites on campus:

--Digital Arts Center (DAC) in A-173

--Help Desk on the second floor, Administration Building

--Facilities and Operations, West Campus

The City of Santa Barbara and County of Santa Barbara offer the following locations where you may dispose of your household used small batteries:
--City of Santa Barbara ABOP Facility, 132 Nopalitos Way, Santa Barbara. Hours of operation: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

--Central Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center-UCSB Campus, located off Los Carneros exit on the UCSB Campus. Hour of operation: Sat., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Sun., 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. For more information, please call 882-3602
--Sears, located at 3845 State Street, available during regular store hours

Please contact Facilities & Operations at ext. 2296 with any questions or concerns.

COSMETOLOGY SPECIALS FOR APRIL. Specials include Facial: facial for $25; a lower leg wax with $2 off; and an arm wax with $2 off. Hair care: haircut and blow dry service with $2 off; perms with $5 off; and a lash or brow tint with $2 off. The academy is located in the Magnolia Shopping Center at 5160 Hollister Avenue in Santa Barbara. Open Mon. - Fri. from 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Gift certificates are available. For information or an appointment, call 683-4191.

AWARDS CORNER

FACULTY LECTURER NOMINATIONS. Nominations for the 2010-2011 SBCC Annual Faculty Lecturer are being accepted through Thurs., April 29 at 4 p.m. Paper forms can be submitted via ballot boxes located throughout campus or sent through interoffice mail to Dr. Karolyn Hanna. Electronic nominations should be directed to Dr. Hanna at hanna@sbcc.edu (Please indicate ‘Faculty Lecturer Nomination’ in subject line.) Criteria include outstanding teaching, librarianship or counseling and dedicated service to SBCC. Only full-time contract faculty are eligible and recipients may not come from the same department two years in a row. Nominations must include: date of nomination, nominee’s name, your name, identification of your position as student, staff, administrator, or faculty and a supporting statement. The Faculty Lecturer Committee asks all faculty to consider recommending a colleague and also to encourage students in your classes to nominate a faculty member who has inspired, encouraged, or offered them special help.

CAMPUS KUDOS

TENURE FACULTY. The 13 SBCC faculty who achieve tenure as of Fall 2010 were recently honored at a reception hosted by Dr. Andreea Serban and Dr. Jack Friedlander. Congratulations to: Elizabeth Bowman, Library; Laura Castro, Counseling; Dr. Phyllisa Eisentraut, Anthropology; Dr. Patrick Foster, Construction Technology; Noureddine “Eddie” Laanaoui, Mathematics; Nicolas Maestu, Film Studies, Dr. Jennifer Maupin, Biological Sciences; Dr. Melissa Menendez, English Composition & Literature; Dr. Matthew Mooney, American History; Christopher Phillips, Career Advancement Center; Carmen Rivero, Counseling; Dr. Gwyer Schuyler, Counseling; and Dr. Barry Tanowitz, Biology, Anatomy & Physiology.

ROBERT “BOB” DINABERG, longtime SBCC football coach and athletic director, was inducted into the California Community College Sports Hall of Fame on March 31 at the COA/CCCAA Convention in Ontario, CA. Bob served as SBCC football coach for 18 years, athletic director for 22 years, and an educator for 33 years. A member of several Halls of Fame, Bob was one of the founding fathers of the National Alliance of Two-Year College Athletic Administrators and served as president. He is also former president of the Western State Conference, California Community College Football Coaches Association, and California Community Colleges Athletic Directors Association.

Ellen O’Connor, SBCC interim athletic director, said “Bob has provided such outstanding leadership to SBCC athletics, as well as state and national organizations. He continues to be of service to our community helping coach youth football as well as serving on the board of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table.” She added, “Bob has been a terrific mentor to many, including me, in our department.”

The Commission on Athletics Sports Hall of Fame is the highest honor bestowed in California community college athletics. Along with Bob, the other three inductees this year are Michael Cooper, Warren Hansen, and Pete Rozelle.

DR. ROBERT “BOB” GRAY has been named to an Honorary Life Membership by the Pacific Section of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. The award, which is the highest honor offered by the organization, is a statement of appreciation for Dr. Gray’s service to the Pacific Section and to the geological community. He will accept the honor at the PSAAPG’s Annual Meeting on May 28 in Anaheim

DR. DOUG HERSH, Dean of Educational Programs, recently was interviewed regarding his research into solutions for retention for distance learning. His discussion of the Human Presence Learning Environment created with modules within the Moodle community was published in Inside Higher Education on March 29. The topic also was covered by USA Today and Tech Edge in their March 29 editions.

CLINTON INITIATIVE. Four SBCC students from The Student’s Coalition at SBCC, MOLLY WALKER, CORRINE ALBER CHASE, CHRISTY LEE, and RISA HEAD will travel to Miami to present their commitment, A Dialogue for Peace, The Iraq Peace and Reconciliation College Tour at the third annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) Conference in Miami on Fri.-Sun., April 16-18. Established in 2007 by former President Bill Clinton, CGIU seeks to gather young leaders from around the world to tackle the world’s most pressing problems. It is an extension of President Clinton’s Global Initiative. The Student’s Coalition is also working with local film director Mark Manning to launch A Dialogue for Peace, a groundbreaking peace mission designed to create an ongoing dialogue between university students in the U.S. and Iraq. The students will help support this global project by launching it in Santa Barbara and working closely with the director to coordinate events at other college campuses and universities around the country.

EOPS Student Advisor NOEL GOMEZ and current EOPS students involved in the summer Transitions Program were photographed on campus recently for an upcoming article in the May issue of Harvard University Department of Education magazine. The story will focus on the Transitions Program and its importance to education as well as highlight students’ personal stories. Noel is a Harvard alum having earned his master’s degree from the university.

Former EOPS student MAXIMILLIAN RAMIEREZ was featured on the front page of the Wed., April 14 Santa Barbara News Press while attending a UCSB Job Fair. After completing his studies at SBCC, Max transferred to UCSB and will graduate in June with a degree in Computer Engineering. He plans to continue his education in the UCSB Graduate program.

IN THE NEWS

Mon.., March 22: Taste test literary creations at Edible Books Festival, Noozhawk

Tues., March 23: SBCC Continuing Education co-sponsors breast cancer lecture series, KEYT.com

Tues., March 23: SBCC sports roundup at Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable, Santa Barbara News Press and Santa Barbara Daily Sound

Tues., March 23: Men’s Golf team takes second place at North South Tournament, Presidio Sports, Santa Barbara Daily Sound, and Santa Barbara News Press

Wed., March 24: Second Annual Edible Books Festival, Edhat

Wed., March 24: Softball team sweeps Allan Hancock in double header, Santa Barbara Daily Sound

Thurs., March 25: “Boiling Eggs,” Technique 101 by Randy Bublitz, Santa Barbara News Press

Thurs., March 25: SBCC Edible Books Festival entry, Santa Barbara Daily Sound

Thurs., March 25: City Youth Program helps prepare students for college-level culinary training, Santa Barbara Independent

Thurs., March 25: Softball team loses to Cuesta 6-2, Women’s Tennis team route Hancock, 9-0, Santa Barbara News Press

Fri., March 26: The Jungle Book cake from Edible Books Festival featured as Photo of the Day, Noozhawk

Fri., March 26: Eat their words: SBCC hosts Edible Books Festival, Santa Barbara Independent online

Fri., March 26: Edible Books Festival judge Homer Arrington comments on entries, newspress.tv

Fri., March 26: Cottage CEO Ron Werft honored at SBCC Golf Classic, CASA Magazine

Fri., March 26: Men’s Volleyball team drops 3- 1 to L.A. Pierce, Santa Barbara News Press

Sat., March 27: SBCC prepares for 13^th Annual Bash at the Beach, Santa Barbara News Press

Sat., March 27: SB Easter Relays and Men’s Volleyball team defeats El Camino 3-0, Santa Barbara News Press

Sat., March 27: SBCC’s Legends of Jazz concert features special guest Bob Mintzer, Santa Barbara News Press

Sun., March 28: Former SBCC football coach Bob Dinaberg inducted into California Community College Sports Hall of Fame, Noozhawk

Mon., March 29: SBCC Dean Doug Hersh discusses solution for retention gap for distance education, Inside Higher Education, USA Today, and Tech Edge

Mon., March 29: Softball team captures Bash on the Beach, KEYT.com and Santa Barbara News Press

Mon., March 29: Baseball team dominates Cuesta in 9-1 win, Santa Barbara News Press

Tues., March 30: Former SBCC football coach Bob Dinaberg in Sports Hall of Fame, Edhat and Santa Barbara News Press

Wed., March 31: Softball team defeats Cuesta 4-0, tie in second game of double header 2 -2, Santa Barbara News Press

Wed., March 31: Baseball team wins over Porterville 8-3, Santa Barbara News Press

Thurs., April 1: Baseball team continues winning streak defeating LA Valley College 7-3, Santa Barbara News Press

Fri., April 2: More than 160 students gather at SBCC for 18^th annual Western Collegiate Model United Nations Conference, Noozhawk

Fri., April 2: Oxnard rallies to beat SBCC Softball team 13-9, KEYT.com and Santa Barbara News Press

Sat., April 3: Men’s volleyball team drops to Long Beach 3-1, Santa Barbara News Press

Sun., April 4: SBCC trustees to evaluate parent-child workshops, Santa Barbara News Press

Tues., April 6: SBCC sports roundup at Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable, Santa Barbara News Press and Santa Barbara Daily Sound

Tues., April 6: Softball team splits doubleheader against Moorpark, Santa Monica defeats Women’s tennis team, and Men’s Tennis team drops a close one to L.A. Pierce, Santa Barbara News Press

Thurs., April 8: Parent-child program faces major challenges, Santa Barbara Independent

Thurs., April 8: SBCC discusses parent-child workshop situation with concerned parents, Noozhawk

Thurs., April 8: Men’s volleyball team loses to Santa Monica 3-1, Santa Barbara News Press

Fri., April 9: Parent-child workshop supporters turn out for meeting, Santa Barbara News Press

Fri., April 9: Baseball player Zach Edgington puts in stellar performance in 3-2 win over Cuesta, KEYT.com, Presidio Sports and Santa Barbara Daily Sound

Sat., April 10: Men’s Volleyball team drops to Moorpark 3-1, Santa Barbara News Press

Sun., April 11: SBCC refresher course a must-attend for scuba divers, Santa Barbara News Press

Sun., April 11: WSC Coastal Track & Field meet and Softball team splits games with L.A. Valley and East Valley, Santa Barbara News Press

Sun., April 11: Oxnard beats Baseball team 24-9, KEYT.com and Santa Barbara News Press

Mon., April 12: Women’s tennis team seeded fifth for So Cal Dual Team playoffs and Men’s Golf team finishes third at WSC. No. 6, Presidio Sports, Santa Barbara News Press, and Santa Barbara Daily Sound

Tues., March 13: SBCC sports roundup at Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable, Santa Barbara News Press and Santa Barbara Daily Sound

DEAN DUTY

(April 14-17)

Wed., April 14

Haas* (McLellan)

Thurs., April 15

Haas (K. O’Connor)

Sat., April 17

Friedlander/Spaventa

(Week of April 19 – 24)

Mon., April 19

Haas (Partee)

Tues., April 20

Haas (Pazich)

Wed., April 21

Haas (Scharper)

Thurs., April 22

Haas (Smith)

Sat., April 24

Friedlander/Spaventa

*Jane Haas can be reached at ext. 2638

MONTH’S MEETINGS

Mon., April 19: SBCC District Board of Trustees' Facilities Committee in A218 at 4 p.m.

Tues., April 20: College Planning Council in A218 at 3 p.m.

Thurs. April 22: SBCC District Board of Trustees’ monthly meeting in A 211 at 4 p.m.

Wed., April 28: Academic Senate in BC 214 at 3 p.m.

EVENTS’ CALENDAR

Thurs., April 15

Softball – Allan Hancock College @ Santa Maria, 2:30 p.m.

Baseball – Moorpark College @ Moorpark, 2:30 p.m.

Fri.-Sat., April 16- 17

Women’s Tennis – WSC Individuals @ Ventura, all day

Men’s Tennis – WSC Individuals @ SBCC, 10 a.m.

Sat., April 17

Baseball – Moorpark College @ SBCC, 1 p.m.

Mon., April 19

Men’s Golf – Glendale College hosts @ Glendale, all day

Tues., April 20

Women’s Tennis -- WSC So Cal Team finals @ Saddleback College, all day

Softball – Cuesta College (DH) @ SBCC, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

Baseball – Ventura College @ Ventura, 2:30 p.m.

Wed., April 21

Men’s Golf – Citrus College @ Marshall Canyon GC, 11 a.m.

Thurs., April 22

Baseball – Ventura College @ SBCC, 2:30 p.m.

Thurs.-Sun., April 22- 25

Women’s Tennis - Ojai Invitational @ Ojai, all day

Men’s Tennis – Ojai Invitational @ Ojai, all day

Sat., April 24

Track & Field – WSC Prelims @ Ventura, all day

Baseball – Allan Hancock College @ Santa Maria, 1 p.m.

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