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Welcome to the
Fall 2013 Semester
BY SUSAN BATCHELOR
KC VICE PRESIDENT
OF STUDENT SERVICES
O
ver the past four
months there has been
a steady stream of
“new to KC” students
coming to our main
campus and education centers in anticipation of beginning their educational
journey for the fall semester 2013. Also,
there are many returning students who
are taking the next step in meeting their
educational goals. Whether you are new
to KC or coming back after summer
break — I welcome you. Joining me in
this welcome are administration, faculty
and staff. Our KC Board chairman, Bill
Hawley, frequently speaks to groups of
students saying, “Thank you for choosing Kaskaskia College.” Please know he
speaks for all of us in his expression of
appreciation.
Starting and continuing college
courses in an effort to meet your educational goals takes courage and determination. Your “work” of going to college
is more easily accomplished if you have
others to guide and assist you. Providing
guidance and assistance is something
college staff and faculty want to do to
help you succeed. Whether it is making
a decision about what job you want to
prepare for or selecting the correct
classes and registering for them or
learning completely new information —
we are here to assist. If you have not
heard about the many forms of assistance that are available at KC, perhaps
you might consider registering for New
Student Orientation. This is a short class
where a variety of information about
KC is introduced and you will see faces
of many of our KC staff and learn how
they can be of assistance in meeting
your educational goals.
Becoming involved with activities on
campus is a way to meet other students
who have questions and challenges similar to those that you might be facing.
During the first week of Fall Semester
2013, KC students are invited to a swim
party at the Centralia Recreation Center
on August 19 in the evening as well as a
“Welcome Back Breakfast” on August
22. Also, that day will be a “Meet the
Clubs” event where you can meet other
student club members as well as the
sponsors and sign up to participate.
Information about student activities can
be found on bulletin boards throughout
main campus and the education centers.
Very soon our fall sports will begin with
the volleyball, tennis, golf, softball and
baseball games being played as well as
Susan Batchelor
our women’s soccer season starting on
August 24 with their first home game.
Watching other students and supporting
your classmates is fun and provides a
welcome break from the “work” of
going to college. Being involved with
other students will increase your satisfaction with your experiences here as
well as help you develop a support system you can call on as you move toward
your educational goals.
Our Student Success Center and
Learning Resource Center found on the
first floor of the HB building are places
that you can find assistance with course
work. Students can arrange for tutoring
in their specific subject areas or find
additional information regarding specific subjects here.
As you begin this semester, please
pick up a copy of the KC Student Handbook. The handbook includes information that will be helpful to you as you
begin school this year and can also be
found online through the college’s webpage at www.kaskaskia.edu. This is a
good place to look for answers to questions you might have at hours when the
college offices are not open. Also, KC
has a Facebook page that you can follow to get up to date information
regarding events at the college.
It is likely that you will have many
questions as you begin the Fall Semester 2013 and we want you to know we
want to answer your questions. We
need to know what those questions are,
so don’t be shy about asking. Ask any
member of administration, faculty and
staff member and they will provide or
find an answer. There might be times
when you feel overwhelmed or discouraged. If this happens, don’t quit. Talk
with your faculty or anyone wearing a
KC name tag. We are here to help —
we want to help you succeed.
Cosmetology
students
compete in
Betty
Wilkerson
Memorial
Student
Competition
T
he Annual Betty Wilkerson Memorial Student Competition was
recently held at
Kaskaskia College.
The student cosmetology competition
is held once a year and the students
compete against other students at their
own level. This competition consists of
three categories — Total Fashion, Hair
Design and Makeup. Students also participated in Nail Design.
Students receiving awards for the
different levels include:
LEVEL 3
• Makeup — Chantilly Sanchez,
Nashville, and Becky Stoecklin, Highland, first place; Ashley Seibert, Pocahontas, second place; and Breanne
Swartzlander, Centralia, third place.
• Hair — Stoecklin, Highland, first
place; Swartzlander, Centralia, second
place; and Shana Fifer, Carlyle, third
place.
• Total Fashion — Stoecklin, Highland.
LEVEL 5
• Makeup — Taylor Kauhl, Highland, first place; Abby Sheets, Carlyle,
second place; and Sara Griffith, Centralia, third place.
• Hair — Kauhl, Highland, first
place; Alicia Hanks, Centralia, second
place; and Jessie Bright, Vandalia,
third place.
• Total Fashion — Kyla Hediger,
Greenville.
• Fan Favorite — Hediger,
Greenville.
The following were awarded to the
Nail Technology:
• Sculptured Nail Design — Sarah
Guinip, Nashville, first place; Courtney
Gartside, DuQuoin, second place; and
Rachel Henn, Mt. Vernon, third place.
• Creative Nail Art — Hediger,
Greenville, first place; Stoecklin, Highland, second place; and Jessica Carpenter, Centralia, third place.
• Nail Art Creation — Guinip,
Nashville, first place; Jaymee Keilbach, Breese, second place; and Tammy Sigrist, Farina, third place.
• Fan Favorite — Guinip, Nashville.
Additional
cosmetology and
nail tech photos
are on page 5 of
this week’s Scroll.
Stylist Sarah Guinup and Model
Laura Malone both of Nashville
CMYK
Stylist Chantilly Sanchez and Model Michelle Speede both of Nashville
Stylist Taylor Kauhl and Model Lindsey Poettker both of Highland
INSIDE:
Stylist Breanne Swartzlander and Model Bethany Blue of Odin
Stylist Becky Stoecklin and Model Paxton Kuhl both of Highland
Stylist Kyla Hediger and Model Kelsey Hediger both of Greenville
Greenville Center . . . 2
Crossword. . . . . . . . . 2
Food Service Classes. 2
Trenton Center . . . . . 3
Criminal Justice . . . . . 3
FAFSA . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Blood Drive . . . . . . . . 3
Golf Tournament . . . . 4
Yoga Class . . . . . . . . . 4
Kids Club . . . . . . . . . . 4
Women’s Soccer . . . . 4
Nail Tech Pinning . . . . 5
Cosmetology . . . . . . . 5
Classifieds . . . . . . . . . 6
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Greenville Education Center is focused on customer service
T
he Kaskaskia
College
Greenville Education Center has a
focused philosophy, according to Jerri Davenport, its director. “The director
and staff members pride themselves on their dedication to meet
the needs of our students, community members and adjunct faculty. Our hours of operation provide opportunities for study,
social networking and research.
We are here to help in any way
we can to get the students from
their initial application to their
ultimate goal … graduation.”
Built based upon Kaskaskia
College’s philosophy of “bringing education to the times and
places convenient to the learner,”
the Center first opened its doors
in September 2002. Demand was
so strong for the educational and
community services offered by
the Center that they quickly outgrew their first location. A newer,
expanded Center is now located
just off of the beautiful historic
square of Greenville at 209 N.
Third St.
The Greenville Education Center offers services to the community beyond education. Its open
computer lab, free to use by students and citizens alike, is a popular amenity that helps to
strengthen the relations between
the College and the community.
The Greenville Center plays
host to a variety of civic organizations and club meetings, some
on a monthly basis.
In addition, several start-up
businesses call the Center home,
under the Small Business Incubator Program, which allows for
some area startups to lease
offices at the Education Centers
for a period of up to three years,
while the staff at the Center make
themselves available for questions and are eager to help in any
way they can.
Along with the expansion of
the Greenville Center and the services it offers to the community,
recent changes have allowed for
an expansion of the Center’s educational opportunities for students. Under an agreement signed
earlier this year, Kaskaskia College is now able to offer full
degree programs at each of its
Education Centers; where before
only half of the credit hours
needed for a degree could be
earned off campus. With the
advent of online classes, in which
students need only computer and
Internet access to attend classes,
and distance learning classes
through the College’s network of
distance learning classrooms,
Greenville, as well as other Education Centers, can now offer
much more programming than
what was available when every
class meant a rigid schedule of
face-to-face class meetings.
The Center plays host to a
number of College Advisory
Food service courses
to be offered at Salem
Education Center
K
askaskia College
will offer three
food service
courses starting
in the Fall at the
Salem Education Center.
“Food Service Sanitation Certification” will be held from 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sept. 14 and 21.
This course is designed to provide
the student with vital sanitary
information applying to Food
Service Management. Upon completion of the course students will
be eligible to take the Food Sanitation Certification Examination
administered by the Illinois
Department of Public Health. The
focus of the course will be on:
Sanitation, Health, Microbiology,
Personal Hygiene, Safe Food
Handling, Management Responsibilities and the Sanitation Regulations of the State of Illinois. The
registration number for the class
is COOK SA01W.
“Food Service Sanitation
Refresher” will be held from 8:30
a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 23. This
course is intended to prepare and
meet the needs of re-certification
of the Food Service Managers
Sanitation Certification. This
course will address all the
requirements set by the Illinois
Department of Health. Students
will gain knowledge in current
rules and regulations. The course
will cover food temperatures,
cross-contamination, cleaning
and sanitizing and many other
important components of food
safety. The registration number
for both classes is COOK 075
SA01D.
For further information or to
register, call Kaskaskia College at
545-3000 or the Salem Education
Center at 548-9001.
Board and Community Engagement meetings, in which suggestions for new programming to fill
needs in the area are solicited.
The College works to act quickly
on these suggestions. As a result,
the Greenville Center now offers
Small Business Accounting and
Accounting Certificate programs,
and plans to offer a Criminal Justice certificate program in the fall
of 2013. Office Technology classes are also coming to the
Greenville Center.
Utilizing its distance learning
classroom, the Greenville Center
can make available classes that
are taught at any of the campuses
or other extension centers. This is
not only convenient for the students who would otherwise have
to travel to attend a class; it
allows for a few students from
several different locations to use
the technology to make a class
viable.
The Greenville Center is also
part of the initiative called Weekend College, in which students
who work full time can take
classes that meet on Friday
evenings and Saturdays and
Sundays, breaking the mold of
classes that are held mornings
and afternoons through the
week. This allows students with
inflexible schedules to also
attend classes at KC.
Another service offered at
the Greenville Center is Community Education classes.
These credit and non-credit
Pictured are Stacy Nevinger, Educational Support Specialist: Jessica Asaro, Student
Worker: Jerri Davenport, Director of the Greenville Education Center; and Richard
Ridings, Student Worker.
classes cover topics of interest
from getting the most use from
an iPad or iPhone, to basic and
intermediate computer classes, to
hobbies such as writing your
life’s story to genealogy and
home canning of food. As a service to the senior citizens of the
area, these classes are offered for
free or a reduced amount to persons 60 years of age or older.
Those students who do need
to travel to the main campus
can now do so utilizing the
Bond County Transit system.
With BCT, students can travel
to and from the Greenville Center from KC’s main campus in
Centralia for a few dollars per
trip
The Greenville Education
Center is a growing, vibrant
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part of Kaskaskia College’s
educational network, and the
staff looks forward to serving
the ever expanding educational
and community needs of the
Greenville area. For more information on the Greenville Center, please call the Center at
(618) 664-9394 or email the
Director, Jerri davenport, at
[email protected].
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Registration in progress for KC Financial Aid Office to
fall classes offered at KC
offer FAFSA Completion
Trenton Education Center Workshop on Sept. 5
R
egistration for
classes at the
Kaskaskia College Trenton
Education Center
for the 2013 Fall Semester is now
in progress. Most fall classes will
start the week beginning Monday.
Classes offered in Trenton
include: Accounting Principles,
two sessions of Financial
Accounting, two sessions of
Biology, Anatomy and Physiology 121 and 122, two sessions of
Introduction to Business, Principles of Management, two sessions of Managing Diversity,
Business Communications,
Human Resource Management,
Intro to Word Processing, Cisco
Networking Basics, Cisco
Routers & Routing Basics, A+
Certification, Intro to Educational Practice, Educational Psychology, Writing Effective Sentence
Paragraphs, Intro to College
Composition, English Composition 101 and 102, Creative Writing, two sessions of History of
Western Civilizations, History of
the United States 103 and 104,
History of Diversities, Human
Health and Wellness, First Aid,
Intro to Criminal Justice, Introduction to Investigation, Institutional Corrections, two sessions
of Basic Mathematics, two sessions of Elementary Algebra,
two sessions of Intermediate
Algebra, Emergency Medical
Technician, two sessions of
Basic Life Support, Self-Defense
I, Logic, Core Values and Ethical
Decision Making, Ethics, two
sessions of Political Science,
Life Span Growth and Development, two sessions of Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, two
sessions of Sociology, two sessions of Social Problems, two
sessions of Spanish, and three
sessions of Fundamentals of
Speech.
In addition, Weekend College
Blood drive
scheduled for
Aug. 26, 27 at
Kaskaskia College
T
he Kaskaskia
College Cosmetology
Program will
sponsor a
Back-to-School Blood drive
on Monday and Tuesday,
August 26 and 27 from
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in
the College's Lifelong
Learning Center. Appointments are encouraged and
free food will be available.
A blood donation truly is
a “gift of life” that a healthy
individual can give to others
in their community who are
sick or injured.
In one hour's time, a person can donate one unit of
blood that can be separated
into four individual components that could help save
multiple lives.
In a recent study supported
by the National Blood Foundation (TRANSFUSION
2002;42:122S), more than
5,000 individuals who were
current blood donors at the
time or who had given blood
in the past were asked why
they donate blood. Nearly
three-quarters of the respondents said that they give
blood to help others. Respondents also said that giving
blood makes them feel good
about themselves; supports
their local communities and
hospitals; supports their community culture; and “pays
back” society for the times
when they or their families
have needed blood transfusions in the past.
For more information, call
the Cosmetology Program at
545-3386.
options include Managerial
Accounting, Payroll and Business
Taxes, Business Communications, Microsoft Excel (Beginner), MS PowerPoint (Beginner),
and Self-Defense I.
Student services and support
services are also available at the
Trenton Education Center.
Due to construction of the new
Trenton Education Center, fall
classes will be offered at the following locations: Breese Central
High School, Body by Boyd in
Carlyle, Wesclin High School,
Westgate Baptist Church and at 9
West Broadway Street. Call the
Center for correct locations of
each course.
For further information or to
make a counseling appointment,
contact the KC Trenton Education Center at 545-3475 or 2242666. Starting dates for some
classes may vary. Please contact
the Trenton Education Center at
545-3475 or 224-2666 for more
information.
T
he Kaskaskia
College
Greenville Education Center
will offer a
Weekend College Criminal Justice Program beginning this
fall.
The Criminal Justice Program at Kaskaskia College
exists to help students prepare
for a career with local, county,
state or federal police agencies,
area correctional institutions,
and other area criminal justice
system agencies. Additionally,
a large number of related career
fields are open to graduates of
the program. Total minimum
credit hours for the certificate
is 32 while the degree is 64.
Courses for the certificate
program at Greenville will be
offered in 4-week intervals (8
sessions) throughout the semester and will begin with the following courses offered this fall:
Institutional Corrections
(LAWO 235), Introduction to
Criminology (LAWO 255) and
Court Procedures and Evidence
(LAWO 265). An online course,
Justice Administration (LAWO)
275) will also be offered along
with the GUID 103 course.
In the Spring 2014 Semester,
the following course will also
be offered in 4 week intervals
(8 sessions) throughout the
semester: Criminal Law
(LAWO 150), Introduction to
Criminal Justice (LAWO 110),
and Introduction to Investigation (LAWO 215). Online
courses for the Spring 2014
include Community Based Corrections (LAWO 280) and
Police Operations (LAWO
225).
Courses scheduled for the
Summer 2014 include an online
proctored Criminal Justice
Physical Fitness (LAWO 205),
Criminal Justice Internship
(LAW0 171 — Field experience
to be arranged with Program
Coordinator) and Report Writing for Criminal Justice
(LAWO 210).
Once a certificate has been
achieved the students could
obtain their degree in Criminal
Justice by taking their general
education courses online or in
evening or weekend classes.
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2012 income tax return (see the instructions on
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of taxable earnings from Federal Work-Study or
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For further information on the Financial Aid
Workshop, contact the Kaskaskia College Office
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or the convenience of its students, the Kaskaskia College
Financial Aid office will host
an evening FAFSA Completion Workshop from 4 to 6
p.m. Sept. 5 in room L-102 on the KC Main
Campus in Centralia.
KC Financial Aid professionals will be on
hand to assist all students regardless if they are in
stage one of initiating the 2013-14 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or finalizing the details. Completing the FAFSA accurately and on time is the first and most important
step to obtaining state and federal financial aid.
As students complete the FAFSA, the following records will need to be available to help
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101, and Computer System
Forensics (CITN 114). Other
courses needed are Area D
electives (ex: Health 208, First
Aid) or Emergency Medical
Technician (PARM 110); Area
B elective (ex: English 101);
Two Area A electives (ex: Math
101 or Biology 101) and
Speech 103.
Criminal Justice Program
Coordinator Ken Ingersoll
states, “The weekend offerings
will give opportunities for
those who want face-to-face
interaction with instructors and
get the certificate complete
within a matter of months with
the convenience of our
Greenville Educational Center.”
For more information, contact Jerri Davenport at the KC
Greenville Education Center at
664-9394 or email [email protected] or Program Coordinator Ken Ingersoll
at 545-3336 or email [email protected].
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KC women’s soccer ready for yet another winning year
S
peed is the
key word for
the Blue
Angels this
fall according
to Coach Joe Basch. “This team
is probably the fastest team collectively that I have coached at
KC. With all of our speed we
can be a dangerous team all over
the field.”
The Angels are also experienced with ten returners to go
along with nine new players.
The 10 returners were part of
the most successful team in
school history that saw the
Angels finish the season 23rd in
the nation and a trip to the
regional championship game, to
go a long with a 14-4 season
record. “I feel that this team has
what it takes to complete our 5th
straight winning season and
make a deep run in the post sea-
Marissa Burroughs
son”, said Basch.
The Angels return five starters
in Marissa Burroughs, Kaysie
Tisdale, Holly Owens, Courtney
Morgan Musoiu
Hannemann, and Morgan
Musoiu. Burroughs was a first
team all-region selection as a
freshman and also finished in
Kaysie Tisdale
the top 20 in the nation in goals
scored.
The schedule facing the
Angels in daunting with roughly
Courtney Hannemann
a third of the games being
against teams that were ranked
in the top 25 last fall. “The
schedule does has very difficult
Holly Owens
games on it, but I feel that we
are going to be able to play with
any team in the country,” said
Basch.
KC Sports Association to host 11th Annual KC Sports Association
Par-3 Golf Tournament In Okawville
accepting members for
T
he Kaskaskia College Sports Association will host
the 11th Annual
Par-3 Golf Tournament and Dinner on Sept. 7.
The Par-3 Tournament will be
held at Roland Barkau Memorial
Golf Course in Okawville with a
shot-gun start at 2 p.m. A fried
chicken dinner will be served at 6
p.m. The golf tournament
includes the dinner, 18 holes of
golf with cart, gift bag and drink
tickets on the course. Special golf
events including closest to the pin
and longest putt contests. Entry
fee for the 4-Person Scramble is
$60 per golfer ($240 per team).
Hole sponsors are also being
sought for $50 and cart sponsors
for $25.
All proceeds from the tournament will go toward the Kaskaskia College Sports Association
which serves as the fundraising
arm for the Department of Athletics and dedicates itself to building
friends and helping support athletic scholarships; new,
improved, and expanded athletic
facility needs; and to assist the
athletic department to achieve
excellence.
For more information or to
receive a flier about the tournament, please call Cathy Karrick
at 545-3182 or email [email protected].
KCSA Kids Club
T
he Kaskaskia
College
Sports Association Kids
Club is the
fan club for Kaskaskia College Blue Angels and Blue
Devils and is for kids in
eighth grade and under —
and membership is FREE!
New members are being
accepted now and membership includes Official Membership Card, Newsletters,
Free Admission to all KC
Athletics,
Special
Event
Invitations, and
other athletic opportunities.
Membership runs
through the fall
semester and ends
in May.
For more questions, or
to have a membership
form sent to your home,
please call Coach Joe
Basch at Kaskaskia College at (618) 545-3175 or
email [email protected].
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• Public Health annual inspection for 3-2007
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• When you’ve been in the hospital and need
therapy to get back home call 548-0542.
Yoga class to be held at
Salem Education Center
T
Come Live With Us,
Phone 548-0542
Route 37 North • Salem
he Kaskaskia
College Continuing/Community
Education
Department will
offer a Yoga course at the Salem
Todd Woodru ff
Administrator Since 1976
Education Center.
The class will be held Monday mornings starting August 19
and ending Sept. 16 from 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The registration number is LLI 7400
SA01D.
This ancient form of fitness
instruction will improve mobility and strength while being gentle on your body. Students will
learn and practice various basic
yoga postures, breathing and
proper body alignment with the
focus of moving slowly and
gently. Yoga releases muscle
tension and increase flexibility
while incorporating deep
breathing and meditation exercise. Individuals need no prior
experience to join the class.
Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a towel or a mat to
class. Cost for this course is $20
and students over 60 may register at no cost.
For more information or to
register, please call the Salem
Education Center at 548-9001
or the Community Education
Department at Kaskaskia College at 545-3255.
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Stylist Shana Fifer and Model Crystal Rose
Both of Carlyle
KC holds Cosmetology Pinning Ceremony
The Kaskaskia College Cosmetology Program recently held a Pinning Ceremony for its graduates. Graduates
include, from left, FIRST ROW, Erica Dumstorff (Breese), Taylor Kauhl (Highland), Sara Griffith (Carlyle), Dana
Harrell (Salem), Abby Sheets (Carlyle) and Chelsea Simmons (Centralia). SECOND ROW: Kelsey Knott (Carlyle), Nicole Schlemer (Breese), Jonathon Beavers (Carlyle), Alicia Hanks (Centralia), Caitlin Fox (Breese), Kyla
Hediger (Greenville), Brianna Holtz (Breese) and Jessie Bright (Vandalia).
Stylist Paige Garrison and
Model Paten Miller
both of Vandalia
KC holds Nail Technology Pinning Ceremony
The Kaskaskia College Cosmetology Program recently held a Pinning Ceremony for its Nail Technology graduates. Graduates include, from left, FIRST ROW, Rachel Henn (Mt. Vernon), Jaymee Keilbach (Breese), Tammy
Sigrist (Farina) and Misty Garrett (Flora). SECOND ROW: Sarah Guinup (Nashville), Courtney Gartside
(DuQuoin), Jenny Barton (Centralia) and Krista Halbrook (Vandalia).
Stylist Abby Sheets and Model Andrea Baggett
both of Carlyle
Stylist Tammy Sigrist
of Farina and
Model Linda Nolte of
Iuka
Stylist Kelsey Knott and Model Maria Currey
both of Carlyle
More Cosmetology Competition photos will be
featured in future editions of the Scroll.
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Stylist Chelsea Simmons and
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