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Highlighting our people, our place, and our promise to serveMay 12, 2014
UPCOMING
May 12 EVENTS
COMM 331-Service Learning Project
Presentations, 12-3pm, Recital Hall
CASSL: End of the Year Celebration,
3-5pm, LRC 125
Orchestra Concert, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
May 13
BloodSource Blood Drive, 10am-4p
College Chorus
Chamber Singers, Gospel Choir,
7:30pm, Recital Hall
May 14
BloodSource Blood Drive, 10am-4pm
How to Prepare for a Job Interview,
11:30am, Winn 103
Concert Band & Brass Choir with
Cosumnes Oaks High School, 7:30pm,
Recital Hall
May 15
Retiree & Employee Recognition Event,
11am-1:30pm, Pear Orchard
Jazz Band, 7:30pm, Recital Hall
May 16
Daytime Student Recital, 10am, M 300
Evening Student Recital, 7:30pm,
Recital Hall
Finals Week , May 15 to May 21
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Miriam Beloglovsky Authors
Two Books Due Out this Fall
Congratulations to ECE/Family Consumer
Science Professor Miriam Beloglovsky who
has two books due to come out this fall. The
first is titled Early Learning Theories Made
Visible. Release date is December 16, 2014 and
Professor Beloglovsky co-authored the book
with Lisa Daly.
The second is titled Loose Parts: Inspiring Play in Young Children. Release date is
November 4, 2014. Once again she partnered with Lisa Daly on this project. Both
titles will be made available in paperback.
CRC Competes in Solar Regatta
The Solar Club and SHPE/MESA engineering student
club are building boats to enter in the annual Northern
California Solar Regatta, sponsored by SMUD. The
Solar Club, advised by Construction Professor Ryan
Connally, and SHPE/MESA Club, advised by Physics
Professor Efrain Lopez, have made their solar boats and
will be competing with other colleges and universities
from Fresno to the Oregon border
next weekend at the Rancho Seco
Recreational Area. This academic
competition provides a chance for
students to learn about renewable
energy using solar while celebrating
the aquatic history of California.
Students can either retrofit existing
boats or build their own design
from scratch. The boats will be
judged for speed, distance, maneuverability and more. Good luck teams! For more
information, click here.
Communications Students Learn About Non-Profits
The students of Communication Studies class COMM361 (Communication Experience) engage in relevant projects that
benefit both the student and the greater Sacramento community. This semester the students focused on 501c3 organizations
in the area, and created a recruitment campaign for that 501c3. All of the organizations participated in the Big Day of
Giving last Tuesday. Every semester the students’ work is submitted to the City of Sacramento Office of the Mayor, and
Mayor Kevin Johnson has always been most gracious with his support and comments to the students. The students
chose the following organizations and created recruitment campaigns for Celi Inc., Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Habitat for
Humanity, National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependency and Sacramento SPCA. In addition to being submitted to
the City of Sacramento upon completion, Communications Professor Ellen Arden-Ogle said the campaigns also go directly
to the non-profit.

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African Art on Display
An African Art exhibit showcased the beautiful and diverse
artistic forms created by the many cultures and countries in
Africa last week. The exhibit was organized by Art History
Professor Anni Trent’s Survey of African Art class. Pieces
on display included masks, clothing, textiles, jewelry and
woodworking.
Timaree Hagenburger Article
Appears in National Publications
Nutrition Professor Timaree Hagenburger’s article on
“Chewing food well increases digestion and helps stomach
to feel satisfied” was recently published in national Academy
of Nutrition and Dietetics daily update/news, as well as the
SmartBrief for Nutritionists newsletter. Congrats on getting
some national attention, Timaree! If you’re interested in
reading the article, click here.
Student Leaders Installation
Student leaders for the coming academic year were installed
at the Associated Students annual ceremony last week.
Congratulations to the new student leadership:
Katelynn Rodriguez, Student Senate President
Malcom Nash, Commissioner of Clubs & Events Board
Financial Aid Awareness
Clear Channel
Radio along with
the “I Can Afford
College” Campaign
and the CRC
Financial Aid Office
promote financial
aid awareness last
week.
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