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    2015-16 Student Life Annual Report

    Încărcat de

    Jeffrey T Eng
    South Seattle College

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    Student Life is a network of departments committed to providing meaningful services, activities and communications that build community; ensure academic success; encourage creative expression, personal growih, end well-being; foster diversity and social justice; and promote student advocacy & leadership. CORE THEMES bo" Vie OUR STAFF yuu q = x had ee) Lisa Sever Colby Keene Monica Lundberg Child Core Center Campus Recreation Program Manager, Manager Coordinator Student Government, & PTK Advisors © Student Achievement © Teaching and Learning © College Culture and Climate © Community Engagement and Partnerships . ee Page 1 Jacob Rosales-Perez Akiko Masker David Westley Club Center Former Art Gallery Operations Coordinator Coordinator Sv Eden Tullis Travis Sherer Joe Barrientos Program Coordinator, Publications Former Dean of Campus Activities Coordinator Student Life Jeff En Graduate: SH uent Intern, Annual Report Editor & Designer Sala Nan Ryan Lonergan, USA President Growing up in Seattle, Ryan Lonergan took some time off PROFILES after high school before attending college here at South. He majored in Business and is transferring to UW to complete his degree.He started out as the Treasurer of Phi Theta Kapa (PTK) Honor Society before stepping up to be President of the United Student Association (USA). What he found most rewarding about taking on leadership roles was being an advocate and resource for others. What he gained from his experiences as a student leader gave him a better understanding of how South is organized and its political landscape. Ryan’s proudest achievement was his campaign ‘on textbook awareness, advocating for open educational resources to increase affordability and access for students. Other important takeaways included learning how to manage people and be adaptable. Even through these challenges, Ryan felt supported by Monica Lundberg and the rest of the staff in Student Life. Ryan enjoyed his experiences as a student leader here at South, and is considering taking on leadership roles at UW. Se ee COR UC SUC OMe TCM atch Chee CU ei ince TiC TiAl) access for students. Chhavi Mehra, S&A Communications Director Chhavi is an international student from India and is currently majoring in Communications and Media Studies She is in the process of applying to Journalism schools in California including UCLA, USF, and Stanford University. She served as PTK Officer and as Communications Director for Student & Activities Fee Board. Chhavi is a South Seattle College Foundation's Scholar. One of the most valuable things for her was learning from different cultures. She found that critical listening and collaboration were key to finding success in her leadership roles. Chhavi describes a strong sense of community within Student Life, describing it as being part of a “family”. Chhavi found that contributing to the success of others, while learning how to navigate across cultural differences is very rewarding.. Her involvement with PTK and the S&A Fee Board has also helped motivate her to excel in her academics, in particular presentation skills. She will be completing her final year here at South os the Outreach Coordinator for S&A Fee Board. She plans to continue being involved in student body after transferring next year PSR LRT aa ean ul Cees G6 Thao Tang, USA Community Service Officer As an international student from Vieinam, Thao was involved in numerous co-curricular aciivifies and served as Community Service Officer in Student Government, Tenure Commitiee member, SE Asian Association member, and Fred Hutch Intern, just to name a few. One of the most rewarding things about being a student leader was challenging herself to move out of her comfort zone. It was no surprise that one of the challenges Thao faced with being so active on campus was balancing school, work, cand family. She learned how fo manage her fime, be flexible, relax, and try her best. Thao also believed that her involvement on and off campus helped bolster her college application. This shows since she wil be attending UW in the Fall to study Biochemistry. She felt that her fime her at South flew by fast but had a wonderful time being a OF Student Life. Thao plans To tele 4 brecik from feade ship roles as she will be spending more fime conducting research in a lab Do) Page 4 AREA HIGHLIGHTS Art Gallery Ploeg euca nent Partnerships: ORS eeeen ten Ste [ol Mee] (elecote (lanl icele ola feel mato) bring their class to the Gallery and assign them a project. Oar cre te Rell Col fois R AERA Seattle Art Walk organization, Business Network International West Seattle Chapter, University of NYeE ier en kouretad uci aD a Coal RO nics De ene eer ta Ta] County Library, 4Culture, Wing Luke Art Museum, Tashiro Kaplan Artist Rey Page Scoot tio a EAD Walk. * The Art Gallery Committee decided to extend the AANAPIS| show due to high demand. In 49 days, 67% Students, 15% Outside of community, 0% Staff, 8% Faculty visited. SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE ART GALLERY ‘The Growing Visibility of Aslan Americans and Pacific Islanders: ecg ino ee eee Peete eer Ceram Peete See eee areca resent eons Coen tet ete ny eee Cel te pat ee Re diie td anaes Eee Teen et Pee eee eer at nme eee ene Eeseree rae serene ee ee Perec kenneth Sell leoni oie eee ita speaking through class visits and Art [emi aR iE SSM Cay also helped them understand Coline amc Mela Reh -IN Aa Lare| ree ere Rea Caececra tees AREA HIGHLIGHTS Child Care Center Perce a neenineh PMOL Tle Reccle Rea Ue om Lote) Cee ence etl aimee) Sola Rael eects mee aciac citar with families and the campus evi a Sete eee Tet ieee education opportunities were offered through collaboration with the Home Cire Rael meh MP) Cola la eee Parent Discussions were also offered CURL metal ela Me ol pe Re) Cente eas econ Seen eat etnies re er eae ee with a toddler in tow. | could not have done this without the support of the childcare center. -Parent TTC RUC CLR aC POEL ee mart my return back to school possible. Parent eo aac ecu m ns) oes er tC Cen ince aaeiats Praia an CMec i Tesi accoce Foundation, Art Gallery, Concerts, Health Fair, Washington Campus Children’s Core Re re MRR Te Ble cereigseeec i enn rela FareStart, CACFP, City Of Seattle, DSHS, Public Health Nurse, Department of Early Learning, Seattle Milk Fund, CDAGS, eesti ORS m en ME SR eee eae etre el Pe MERU oun seis aA ee creer * Family orientations and one -on-one aC ciae RUN ci RNR slice hic) eRe iene ern AREA HIGHLIGHTS Student Leadership Events and Programs Ve hosted a four-part Empowerment Speaker Series. In fall, Velma Veloria visited campus, and for winter, we collaborated with the AANAPIS! Center to bring Larry Gossett & Bob Santos. DO UDCA LUO eT EOL Ur RI PO UU ML est meg We collaborcted wih EDI to sponsor three (Leadership Institute in Wenatchee, Nwst ‘ot Portland State University, and Students of Color in Yakima) This conference is teaching me how Lee Jo) 19 faculty participated in “Let's Do Lunch” with students. G Yes, this program can assist in student retention. This was a relaxed, uninterrupted conversation that allowed us to exchange the ideas and information we would not otherwise had the chance to do. - Faculty | left the lunch feeling more confident. - Student Page 7 AREA HIGHLIGHTS United Student Associ ROT anya sactole al ime li) feelin * Students were concered about the ite eRe Roaa SX Pa Me lal cel | trend is that the price set by publishers Sei eiehe kon einen ctl barrier fo obtaining an education. OTN oP Rol CUM LARS Tela Rolo) SLES UCLA Med Ieee Cl aaelNe Seah RO) Salle col folate Foneticeen Osi Mteent cig Cre Tired R Coo delete on © College Culture and Climate: * During spring quarter, USA hosted clas Teo aol Bogen acer Tel ee oie ea Naomi a ey attend. This raclineess0 chosen as a DoW A ofaeiUe nen Nae MaiianteCoal eT eRe matcher aire Elias Roll aie R ol eM atoNi} interfered with disclosure. The event Dera IMs toh te Po lae Rel it toleloraug Ree oR CoMee ul Siceiolae Phi Theta Kapa (PTK) Kereta aaare(slo une iaT| Partnerships: * Excellent collaboration with faculty frente Re Marea Naga Cete tots meetings: Tish Lopez (English), Astrid eleanor Acne) (Biology), Tim wana (Environmental Sie Ooh) MAM LL Cine Rol Masel meetings (“As a result of the meeting, | have a good ear nei akeri or personal statement,” “... | have a Reece ene ichom tN neko Bese ies * Total new members 2015-16: 128. Total members since Jan 2013: 507. * South's 2016 All Washington Rena eN Manca lian ieee on was also selected as a Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team IIe tay

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