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Kaskaskia College Receives
$196,342 Grant from
National Science Foundation
K
askaskia College is
proud to announce
that it has received a
$196,342 Grant from
the National Science
Foundation – Advanced Technological
Education Program.
Kaskaskia’s project will focus on
geospatial technology (GST), a growing area of study that provides the
skills needed for success in an ever
expanding array of occupations. With
the support of regional employers and
educators, the project will advance the
college’s efforts to establish geospatial technology certificate and associate degree programs to serve the
southern half of Illinois.
The project will prepare GST Technicians and GST-enabled graduates
for Southern Illinois Business and
Industry and will support the following key activities over a three-year
period: establish certificate and associate degree programs in GST while
utilizing, pilot-testing and evaluating
a nationally recognized curriculum;
provide GST field internship opportunities for Kaskaskia College students.;
incorporate GST into STEM (science,
technology, engineering and mathematics) Classes at Kaskaskia College
and regional high schools,; conduct
outreach events targeting students and
teachers as well as leaders of business, industries and communities to
share information about geospatial
technology including educational
opportunities and potential uses,; and
utilize a GST Regional Advisory
Board to help guide Kaskaskia’s GST
program, assist with the proposed project and enhance partnerships and
career pathways.
Geospatial Technology is used in
almost every industry, if there is any
kind of location involved GST is
being utilized. Included in the high
growth industries that are in need of
Geospatial Technicians every day are:
Utilities, Telecommunications, Local
Government, Defense and Intelligence, Emergency Services, Healthcare, Consumer Location-Based Services, Land and Property, Marine,
Transportation and Logistics, Financial and Insurance, Retail Chains and
Construction.
KC’s Business Services Representative, Art Borum says, “You may not
realize it, but you benefit from the use
of Geospatial Technology (GST)
every day. Whether it's a location on
your cell phone, the synchronization
of traffic lights on your way to work,
response of emergency services or the
convenient location of your favorite
restaurant, GST likely had a hand in
making these things happen. All over
the world, organizations are using
GST to manage the environment,
work more efficiently, provide better
customer service, and save money.”
For additional information about
Kaskaskia College’s Geospatial Technology (GST) Program, contact Art
Borum at (618) 545-3401.
Pictured are KC President Dr. Jim Underwood, Skylar Danks, Brennan Wilde, Michael Porch,
Scholarship and Enrollment Office for SIUE/ROTC; Susan Batchelor, Vice President of Student
Services for KC; and Bill Hawley, Chairman of the KC Board of Trustees.
Kaskaskia College enters into
Army ROTC agreement with SIU-E
K
askaskia College is
proud to announce
that it established
an agreement with
Southern Illinois
University at Edwardsville to offer the
Army ROTC (Reserve Officer’s Training Corp) Program for KC students.
The partnership will offer valuable
opportunities to local students for academic programming, leadership skills
and a military commission in the
Army.
According to KC President Dr. Jim
Underwood, “Kaskaskia has continu-
CMYK
ally been recognized as a military
friendly college and we feel that this
partnership is consistent with the College’s mission and sense of patriotism.”
The purpose of this agreement is to
make the Army ROTC Basic Course
available to qualified KC students.
Instruction in Military Science I and II
and 30 hours of leadership laboratory
will be provided by SIUE’s ROTC
cadre. The courses are designed to
develop leadership and self-confidence and will offer students the
opportunity for scholarships, leadership training and career opportunities
after graduation. Each course offers
classroom instruction, leadership labs
and physical fitness training.
Participation in the program will
not obligate students for future military services in the US Army. However, if a student decides to serve in the
Military, they will be provided opportunities for scholarships and other
compensation to further their education in their junior year.
For more information, please call
Carrie Hancock at Kaskaskia College
at (618) 545-3072 or the SIUE Army
ROTC Office at 650-2500. Students
can also visit www.siue.edu/ROTC.
Pictured: Julie Cole, Aaron Chapell, and Marlene Cole of the KC
Kicking Cancer Team at the 2013 Relay for Life event.
KC’s Kicking Cancer Team
raises more than $100,000
for Relay for Life
T
his year’s Relay for
Life Event, with more
than $8,900 raised,
pushed the fundraising
by the Kaskaskia College Kicking Cancer team over the
$100,000 mark.
Relay for Life was begun by Dr.
Gordy Klatt, a Tacoma, Washington
colorectal surgeon, who circled a track
at the University of Puget Sound for
24 hours in 1985 and raised $27,000
for the American Cancer Society. In
1986, 19 teams took part in the first
team relay event and raised $33,000.
From there, Relay for Life has continued and has raised more than $4 billion to help fund cancer research.
The Kaskaskia College Kicking
Cancer team was co-founded in 2001
by several employees of the College’s
Business office and Bookstore. Carolyn Chappell was the founding Captain of the team, and her efforts on
behalf of the relay team were untiring
until she passed in 2005 after a long
struggle with breast cancer. Carolyn
was one of those rare people who
made you feel good simply by being
near her. She drew people in, and her
upbeat personality and distinctive
laugh made her one of the most
beloved people on campus. Losing
Carolyn gave a special emphasis to the
efforts of the Kicking Cancer Team
and drives team members on to this
day.
“Our team has adopted the breast
cancer awareness pink ribbon in all of
our fundraising efforts to honor Carolyn,” said current team co-captain
Misti Pawlisa. “The relay event is in
the summer, but our fundraising is
year-round, with bake sales, pizza
sales and basket raffles. We recycle
toner cartridges and have a Girls Night
Out event in which vendors sell merchandise with a portion going to the
relay. We do an annual purse and
accessories sale in March, an ongoing
book sale in the Library, and a rummage sale in April each year. Students
also get involved, with the Cosmetology club offering mini-services as part
of our Girls Night Out, and we have
pink ribbon events with our sports
teams where we sell T-shirts and collect donations. At the Relay event, we
have a silent auction that is a great
fundraiser for us.”
“I still look back on that first $100
we raised and can’t believe how far
our team has come,” Misti said. “I
look at some of our pictures and realize how great it has been to watch our
KC family grow. Those pictures also
make us realize how important it is for
us to continue our work. It seems each
year we have someone new touched by
cancer in our KC and personal families. The fight must go on.”
For more information on the
Kaskaskia College Kicking Cancer
Team and its fundraising efforts,
please contact Misti Pawlisa at (618)
545-3101 or by email at
[email protected].
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Full-Time President’s List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Kaskaskia College Holds Arts &
Crafts Class through KICK Program
Kaskaskia College holds Painting
Class Through KICK Program
The Kaskaskia College Kids in College at Kaskaskia (KICK) recently held an Arts
and Crafts class for students in kindergarten through fifth grades. The students did a
variety of fun and creative artistic projects turning everyday items into craft projects.
Pictured are the 1st row - Aubri Thompson (Centralia) and Sara Starr (Centralia).
In back is Aaron Gross (Centralia) and Audrie Downs (Centralia).
The Kaskaskia College Kids in College at Kaskaskia (KICK) recently held a Painting
class for students in grades 1 – 5. The students learned to use different brushes and colors to paint a masterpiece. Pictured are 1st row Meagan Mahlandt (Centralia) and Sara
Starr (Centralia). In back is Aaron Gross (Centralia) and Haylee Benjamin (Centralia).
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Cheer Camp held at Kaskaskia College
The Kaskaskia College Cheerleading Pr ogram
recently hosted a camp at the KC Gym. The camp
was instructed by KC coaches Stephanie Burgher
and Andrea Utley. Pictured are the campers and KC
cheerleaders: 1st row – Ceci Barrow (Centralia),
Daisy Brammeier (Carlyle), Lexy Santel (Albers),
Alayna Santel (Albers), Sadie Skillette (Centralia),
Alexis Rice (Ashley), Avery Eversgerd (Centralia).
2nd row - Cecelia Richter (Aviston), Kylie Ratermann (Aviston), Carissa Littiken (Aviston), Lydia
Engelmann (Albers), Grace Milcarek (Lebanon),
Kendal Richter (Carlyle), Olivia Book (Breese),
Sophi Barrow (Centralia), Maci Richter (Carlyle).
3rd row - Sarah Kennedy (Breese), Jennifer Shirley
(Trenton), Adrienne Brammeier (Carlyle), Morgan
Belcher (Patoka), Taylor Clark (Beecher City), Abby
Siddell (Carlyle), Andria Nix (Alma). 4th row Bethany Kleiboeker (Shattuc), Whitney Lowe (Farina), Megan Diekemper (Carlyle), Karlie Nattier
(Patoka), Breeann Milcarek (Lebanon). In back is
Coach Andrea Utley, Kirstin Twenhafel (Nashville),
Travondis Lee (Centralia), Cor y Benzing (Sandoval), Chloe Clark (Salem), Roszell Mosley (New
B a d e n ) , Tr i s t a D o n o h o ( S a l e m ) , a n d C o a c h
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Volleyball Camps held at Kaskaskia College
The Kaskaskia College Volleyball Program recently hosted a camp for students in kindergarten through fourth grades in the KC Gymnasium. The camp was instructed by KC
head coach Kim Rahar and KC players. Pictured are the morning group of campers: Kirsten Twenhafel (Nashville), Sydney Donoho (Iuka), Katie Murphy (Texico), Elizabeth
Schroeder (Albers), Madelyn Santel (Albers), Eden Rolves (Albers), Olivia Winkeler (Albers), Emma Niermann (Centralia), Lauren Verble (Centralia), Ava Varel (Bartelso),
Elena Varel (Bartelso), Mallory Toennies (Albers), Lucia Knapp (Breese), Naomi Knapp (Breese), Kenzie Charlton (Dix), Brooke Zurliene (Albers), Camryn Mannino (Centralia), Gracie Moore (Centralia), Avery Mayer (Centralia), Tori Joest (Albers), Lucah Lyons (Breese), Isabelle Knapp (Centralia), and Mykah Anderson (Texico). In back is
KC Players Kelby Kujawa, Kate Boyd, Perry Manley, Chelsea Crocker, Savannah Feezel, Alicia Hallemann, Lexi Koerkenmeier, Kelsey Stauder, Kylie Lowry, Alissa Hudson,
Sabrina Durham, Coach Kim Rahar.
The Kaskaskia College Volleyball Program recently hosted a camp for students in grades 5-8 in the KC Gymnasium. The camp was instructed by KC head coach Kim Rahar and KC players. Pictured are the afternoon group of
campers: Makenzie Laffoon (Patoka), Chloe Pelka (DuBois), Hannah Liske (Okawville), Madison Boehne (Iuka),
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Spring 2013 Semester
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The names of the students who complete a minimum of 12 semester hours in
all courses for which the student registered and earn a 4.0 current-semester
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Student President’s List.
Alexis G. Kampwerth, Addieville
Brianna E. Kampwerth, Addieville
Whitney L. Weeke, Addieville
Chianna M. Obernuefemann, Albers
Brittany L. Buchanan, Alma
Alana M. Czajkowski, Ashley
Amy E. Fehrman, Ashley
Jonathon P. Kelly, Ashley
Cassandra L. Kuberski, Ashley
Tina Marie Kuberski, Ashley
Megan L. Feldmann, Aviston
Emily R. Frohn, Aviston
Allison M. Henrichs, Aviston
Jennifer A. Luebbers, Aviston
Hailey R. Meyer, Aviston
Zachary T. Peek, Aviston
Jessica S. Rakers, Aviston
Rachel C. Robben, Aviston
Jessica L. Winkler, Aviston
Ashley N. Abell, Bartelso
Megan D. Langenhorst, Bartelso
Julie L. Varel, Bartelso
Brendan J. Wilken, Bartelso
Abigail Lauren Calloway, Beckemeyer
Anthony W. Mobley, Beckemeyer
Mark S. Hefner, Benton
Joshua N. Bergbower, Bluford
Jade B. Beckmann, Breese
Jason A. Book, Breese
Lucas R. Foppe, Breese
Samantha R. Hollenkamp, Breese
Ciarra L. Huelsmann, Breese
Lauren E. Krebs, Breese
Joshua Robert Lappe, Breese
Lauren M. Luebbers, Breese
Shannon R. Mensing, Breese
Anne N. Morton, Breese
Travis L. Short, Breese
Colby T. Straeter, Breese
Jason R. Vonder Haar, Breese
Kevin L. Green, Carbondale
Taylor M. Aarns, Carlyle
Andrew B. Adams, Carlyle
Hannah M. Alexander, Carlyle
Jeanette Marie Barnett, Carlyle
Katelyn J. Beckemeyer, Carlyle
David W. Bee, Carlyle
Tyson Boehne, Carlyle
Aimee E. Bourgeois, Carlyle
David J. Caplinger, Carlyle
Laura M. Christ, Carlyle
Braeden E. Ebmeyer, Carlyle
Sarah E. Haake, Carlyle
Mallory P. Hamilton, Carlyle
Nicole D. Hanke, Carlyle
Sedreyana K. Harris, Carlyle
Cody J. Huels, Carlyle
Samuel J. Johnson, Carlyle
Jared R. Kampwerth, Carlyle
Paige E. Myers, Carlyle
Paige M. Rakers, Carlyle
Jose E. Rosado, Carlyle
Jennifer L. Rousan, Carlyle
Richard J. Scherby, Carlyle
Courtney J. Schomaker, Carlyle
Lindsey Smith, Carlyle
Hannah L. Stamps, Carlyle
Melissa M. Thole, Carlyle
Tyler J. Wheelan, Carlyle
Stephanie L. Woker, Carlyle
Russell J. Woltering, Carlyle
Kristin M. Sloan, Cental City
Anthony J. Abert, Centralia
Lindsey Buckmore, Centralia
Colby J. Bushue, Centralia
Malik S. Carr, Centralia
Ashley T. Chapman, Centralia
Megan S. Chillson, Centralia
Bethany A. Coffey, Centralia
Jessica V. Davis, Centralia
Michael J. Evertz, Centralia
Miranda D. Gibson, Centralia
Michael Lee Hayes, Centralia
Abigail L. Henegar, Centralia
Charles Edward Howerton, Centralia
Emilee B. Johnson, Centralia
Theresa L. Jones, Centralia
Cody L. Langenfeld, Centralia
Taylor R. Logullo, Centralia
Brietta C. McClelland, Centralia
Zachary D. McGeehon, Centralia
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Zane M. Mitchell, Centralia
Morgan L. Myers, Centralia
Bianca B. Palazzolo, Centralia
Dip S. Patel, Centralia
Edward J. Penk, Centralia
Matthew T. Pokojski, Centralia
Joseph Allan Porter, Centralia
Dawn M. Ruez, Centralia
Christopher M. Smith, Centralia
Katelyn N. Starr, Centralia
Charles A. Venable, Centralia
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Mary J. Welsch, Collinsville
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Marlee S. Bochantin, DuBois
Cortnee L. Mosley, Edgewood
Steven R. Atteberry, Fairfield
Michelle P. Best, Fairfield
Kelli D. Briggs, Fairfield
Kimberly M. Albers, Germantown
Anna L. Lampe, Germantown
Shawna L. Wise, Granite City
Shelby R. Barber, Greenville
Ava G. Bergen, Greenville
Brooke T. Bryant, Greenville
Jennings W. Carter, Greenville
Erica L. Chambers, Greenville
Emily A. Deeba, Greenville
Amy Disch, Greenville
Jordan P. Disch, Greenville
Joshua T. Eyman, Greenville
Alesia M. Fields, Greenville
Dominic J. Goggin, Greenville
Moriah P. Goggin, Greenville
Darren M. Gress, Greenville
Lauren C. Hahn, Greenville
Cody A. Hulvey, Greenville
Jody Lynn Kessinger, Greenville
Kylee S. Kidd, Greenville
Charlotte Krummel, Greenville
Emma E. Langham, Greenville
Kelsey L. Laurent, Greenville
Jessica M. Lirios, Greenville
Jeremy K. Moeller, Greenville
Jenny L. Mollet, Greenville
Katelynn A. Mollett, Greenville
Rebecca L. Munshaw, Greenville
Sarah M. Siefken, Greenville
Lexy R. Smith, Greenville
Brittni Snyder, Greenville
Terry Swalley, Greenville
Grace E. Wilson, Greenville
Brett Aaron Woker, Greenville
Curtis J. Wylie, Greenville
Heather M. Wylie, Greenville
Layla A. Zahniser, Greenville
Marion R. West, Herrin
Melissa D. Hately, Highland
Alison J. Lampen, Highland
Adam J. Richter, Highland
Brian J. Christ, Hillsboro
David Ray Hall, Hoffman
Tina R. Howard, Hoffman
Myka D. Hugo, Hoffman
Joseph Burton Smith, Hoffman
Keegan M. Anderson, Hoyleton
Annamarie L. Beckmeyer, Hoyleton
Kelsey D. Sachtleben, Hoyleton
Colt J. Murray, Irving
Matthew N. Albert, Iuka
Melissa L. Booher, Iuka
Ashton N. Burroughs, Iuka
Kenneth Travis Donoho, Iuka
Chancery McCay, Iuka
Andrew T. Partain, Iuka
Naomi A. Snow, Iuka
Adam M. Finley, Kell
Keith Rancuret, Kell
Curtis E. Mollett, Keyesport
Hali M. Brown, Kinmundy
Vanessa E. Colman, Kinmundy
Sierra R. Nannini, Kinmundy
Joel M. Rose, Kinmundy
Tashina S. Wren, Kinmundy
Jana Trame, Lebanon
Josh A. Mieldezis, Marion
Janel A. Lake, Marissa
Rebecca Jane Poelker, Maryville
Danielle L. Tonn, Mason
Theresa A. Tilford, Mattoon
Bethany J. Kirkpatrick, Mt. Vernon
Bryce A. McKenzie, Mt. Vernon
Charles L. Tate, Mt, Vernon
Elizabeth A. Williams, Mt. Vernon
Lorraine E. Albert, Mulberry Grove
Brittany L. Meskil, Mulberry Grove
Travis L. Rapien, Mulberry Grove
Dalton R. Street, Mulberry Grove
Kayla L. Waters, Mulberry Grove
Blaine R. Barker, Nashville
Danae P.A. Behr, Nashville
Gabrielle N. Brooks, Nashville
Janessa R. Clary, Nashville
Jessica L. Heggemeier, Nashville
Trevor J. Irwin, Nashville
Natalie L. Johnson, Nashville
Kelsie A. Klingenberg, Nashville
Abree M. Lamke, Nashville
Jill M. Moon, Nashville
Michele Niedbalski, Nashville
Alex Orr, Nashville
Gary Schultz, Nashville
Paige N. Schwartzkopf, Nashville
Sydney J. Thompson, Nashville
Jennifer M. Wright, Nashville
Jessica E. Eversgerd, New Baden
Alison R. Kalmer, New Baden
Gregory Paul Little, New Baden
Charles A. Koepke, Oakdale
Samantha L. Stein, Oakdale
Jennifer Dawn Dunbar, Odin
Ashley A. Griffin, Odin
Kristin J. Perkins, Odin
Traci S. Quick, Odin
Heather M. Smith, Odin
Kaitlyn N. Dungan, Okawville
Marissa K. Mattingly, Okawville
Connor J. Obermeier, Okawville
Lynn M. Poggemoeller, Okawville
Alexandra E. Rawls, Okawville
Lauren R. Unverfehrt, Okawville
Chelsea R. Pollard, Pana
Morgan D. Belcher, Patoka
Bradley W. Braddock, Patoka
Karlie Jo Nattier, Patoka
Madison M. Calvin, Pocahontas
Sean P. Douglas, Pocahontas
Hayden Q. File, Pocahontas
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Tiffany M. McDonald, Ramsey
Sam D. Hunter, St. Peter
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Kelsey E. Morkassel, Salem
Ellen A. Ramos, Salem
Keith Sheeler, Salem
Audra J. Shepard, Salem
Connor M. Stephenson, Salem
Mallory F. Steward, Salem
Breanne R. Swartzlander, Salem
Landon J. Tate, Salem
Sydney C. Tefft, Salem
Amber L. Thompson, Salem
Nicholas D. Waller, Salem
Vernon M. Wiedle, Salem
Rachel E. Williams, Salem
Steven W. Winchester, Salem
Katlyn M. Woolford, Salem
Heather Lynn Ferguson, Sandoval
Anthony D. Horton, Sandoval
Shannon S. Edwards, Sesser
Leah M. Brandmeyer, Shattuc
Jessica J. Pingsterhaus, Shattuc
Heidi L. Goldsmith, Shobonier
Donna J. Klitzsch, Shobonier
Jacob R. Riedle, Shobonier
Stephenie Lynn Schmollinger, Shobonier
Jenna L. Telger, Shobonier
Allen R. Tompkins, Smithboro
Samantha N. Sandy-Sinclair, Sorento
Melony N. Wall, Sorento
Aaron G. Rushing, Sparta
Brooke N. Maxey, St. Elmo
Crystal Dawn Riley, St Elmo
Duane R. Schmidt, St Elmo
Trina L. Brown, Swansea
Heather N. Ransom, Swansea
Dustin J. Emig, Trenton
Elizabeth M. Fuhler, Trenton
Ashley N. Horstmann, Trenton
Kristen A. Rakers, Trenton
Joshua A. Rinderer, Trenton
Michele L. Thole, Trenton
Kari B. Wiegmann, Trenton
Maria K. Zagorski, Trenton
Christina M. Adams, Vandalia
Iris A. Daiber, Vandalia
Vickie S. Depew, Vandalia
Timothy Curtis DeSherlia, Vandalia
Tina G. Fischer, Vandalia
Bonnie R. Haynes, Vandalia
Timothy Hubbart, Vandalia
James Allen Hunter, Vandalia
Justin K. Johnson, Vandalia
Kim A. Kelly, Vandalia
Kendall R. Leander, Vandalia
Samantha L. McCormick, Vandalia
Lacey D. Merrill, Vandalia
Gregory L. Mitchell, Vandalia
Michael J. Price, Vandalia
Kathryn E. Shields, Vandalia
Makinzee J. Smith, Vandalia
Makayla Summers, Vandalia
Katie E. Backs, Venedy
Megan A. Herrin, Vernon
Elizabeth J. Mortsfield, Vernon
Laura B. Dunn, Xenia