Spring
2002 Semester:
1138 registered for credit classes
64 registered for non-credit classes
1202 total
(FTE = 565)
Our
enrollment numbers are higher than last spring semester on this same
date. We are still
expecting new registrations for late starting classes and MSBSD
concurrent enrollment classes. MSC
is looking forward to a successful spring semester!
Sandy
Gravley, A&R Coordinator, reports that late registration for
regular semester length classes continues through Friday, January 18.
New
faculty! New staff!
Welcome the newest members of Mat-Su
College.
- Ann
Yaros, Assistant Professor of Human Services
- Carol
Jensen, term Assistant Professor of ECD
- Amy
Ohlinger, Student Services Receptionist
- Dorothy
VanThiel, Director’s Office Receptionist
- Jamie
Fray, IT Administrative Clerk
Faculty
changes
IT
Instructor Charles Hamby has a new temporary assignment to develop
a new degree for MSC – an AAS in Network Administration.
Staff
changes
Scott Klein who works in our Physical Plant Department was married
over the Christmas/NewYear break.
Congratulations to Scott and Dorothy!
Remember!
No classes/campus
closed on Monday, January 21 for Alaska Civil Rights Day.
Chancellor
Gorsuch will be on campus Wednesday, January 30 to visit with
faculty and staff. 3:00
p.m. in FSM 103. |
Director
Search Update
Rebecca Evans reports that 35 applications have been received and the
committee has begun the Stage I & II screening.
The Provost
has also requested that our ad be run in the “Community College
Times” and is scheduled to run on January 22.
Also
from Rebecca Evans…on January 18 a
Blackboard Workshop will take place in room JKB 125 from 3:00 p.m.
until 5:00 p.m. Rebecca
will be leading the Mat-Su College CAFÉ sponsored workshop.
Summer
semester dates
have tentatively been set…
Session I: May 13-June 24
Session II: July 1-August 9
10-week Session: May 13-July 22
Here’s
a list of upcoming CAFÉ events for community campuses.
Questions? Contact
Viola Harrison.
Video
streaming
- March
8: Cyber Plagiarism
- March
11-15: A speech by Patricia Arrendondo. Her area of expertise is
multicultural issues in higher education and administration.
- March
15: Interdisciplinary Teaching panel discussion. Date is tentative
and still need some community campus people on this panel,
volunteers?
- March
19-20: Bob Lucas, Scholarly Writing keynote speech.
- April
19: Writing Across the Curriculum keynote speech.
Videotapes
(on reserve in the library throughout the spring 2002 semester)
- Engaged
University
- Assessment
I and II
- Difficult
Students
- Multiculturalism
Workshops
at community campuses
- Student
Portfolios – Kodiak
- Assessment
I – Mat-Su (Bernice Carmon, Classroom Assessment – March)
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