A newsletter for Chipola College Students, Employees, Alumni and Friends

Week of June 1- June 7, 2015

THIS WEEK AT CHIPOLA

JUNE3 WEDNESDAY •Cosmo Cancer Survivor Day of Beauty4 THURSDAY •Deadline for most Foundation

Scholarships for Fall 2015 5 FRIDAY •College Closed – Four day Work Week

Cancer Survivor Day is June 3 In observance of Cancer Survivor Beauty and Support Day on Wednesday, June 3, the Chipola Cosmetology program will join with other salon professionals nationwide to offer complimentary cosmetology services for cancer survivors and those living with cancer. Chipola will offer select services from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cancer Survivor Beauty and Support Day was founded in 2003 by Barbara Paget who recruits salons and cosmetology schools to participate. Chipola Cosmetology instructor Paige Vanderwerf, says, “Chipola is participating in this event because we believe that community service is important to the success and growth of our stylists.”

For more information on Cancer Survivor Beauty and Support Day at Chipola, call 850-718-2439.

Chipola foundation offers money for college The Chipola Foundation will award more than $500,000 in scholarships for qualified students who attend the college during the 2015-16 school year. Scholarships are available for a variety of majors. The Fall Application Deadline is Thursday, June 4. Visit www.chipola.edu/foundation for a listing of scholarships. To be eligible for a particular scholarship, students must satisfy all of the requirements outlined in the scholarship description. Scholarships awarded through the Chipola Foundation are supported by private donations with scholarship criteria set by the donors. To apply, complete the scholarship application(s) and submit the required attachments listed on the application by 4 p.m. on June 4. Applicants who require assistance with the application process are encouraged to apply early and contact the Chipola Foundation office staff for help prior to the deadline week. Completed scholarship packages for scholarships offered through the Chipola Foundation may be delivered or mailed to: Chipola College Foundation, 3094 Indian Circle, Marianna, Florida 32446. Applications for scholarships awarded through other organizations are mailed to the addresses indicated in each scholarship description. Applicants who are awarded scholarships will be notified by mail. For questions, contact the Foundation at (850) 718-2445 or e-mail oliverg@chipola.edu.

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Chipola is now accepting applications for the EMT and Paramedic programs. Application deadline for both programs is Aug. 6. The Paramedic Program requires current licensure as a Florida Emergency Medical Technician with a minimum of 240 hours experience. The program is approximately 11 months. Classes meet weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Three letters of recommendation are required. The Emergency Medical Technician class is 11 credit hours (250 clock-hours). Classes begin in August and run Monday–Thursday from 5-10 p.m. Both programs are limited-enrollment and competency-based. A high school diploma or GED is required with minimum test scores: Reading/ACT (19), CPT (83), or PERT (10). Applicants must be 18 and certified in CPR for Healthcare Provider by American Heart Association. Clinical assignments are required. Applicants must complete a background check conducted through ollege (fingerprinting and drug screening) and submit to Medical History/Physical Exam/Immunization requirements. For information, contact Tina Maloy, EMS Program Director at maloyt@chipola.edu or phone (850) 718-2403.

The Chipola Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences will offer three new courses in the Fall 2015 semester. African American History I (AMH 2091 001) an introductory course designed to acquaint students with, and stimulate interest in, the culture and history of the African-American. Emphasis is on the origins, struggles, fears, aspirations, and achievements of African-Americans. Industrial Psychology (INP 2390 001) is designed to help students understand human relations, getting along with other people, and succeeding in the world of work. Psychology of Personality (PPE 2001) will provide students with a review and critical evaluation of the major personality theories within the field of psychology. For information about the courses, call the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences at 718-2319.

Chipola will host a free screening of Elam Stoltzfus’ latest documentary film “Coastal Dune Lakes: Jewels of Florida’s Emerald Coast,” Thursday, June 18, at 6 p.m., in the Center for the Arts. For information about the film, visit www.chipola.edu or call 718-2257.

Elliot named NJCAA Softball All-American Chipola sophomore pitcher Jessica Elliot has been named to the 2015 NJCAA Softball All-America First Team. Elliott led the Lady Indians to the NJCAA National Championship where she was named MVP of the tournament. After pitching a complete game in the national championship game, Elliot was named Tournament MVP and Outstanding Pitcher. She finished the season with a 21-5 record and 2 saves. She has signed with the University of South Carolina. Selections were made by each respective division’s sport committee via conference call. Nominations and region ranking of student-athletes were submitted by each region’s respective women’s director.

CLASSES NOW FORMING

The Chipola Criminal Justice Training Center will offer an evening Law Enforcement Academy and a Corrections to Law Enforcement Cross-over class beginning July 13th, 2015. Classes will meet weeknights from 5:30 – 9:30 P.M. Completion of either of these programs will prepare candidates to take the State Board Examination, and become certified by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, upon becoming employed with a law enforcement agency. Prior to admission, all candidates must earn a passing score on the Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test (CJBAT) offered at every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. The deadline for all applications will be July 7th. Financial assistance is available based upon need and eligibility. For information regarding the application process, contact Steven Stewart, Law Enforcement Coordinator, at 718-2286.

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Recent Chipola graduate Madison Carter of Chipley was recognized at the Chipola Board of Trustees meeting for her nomination to the 2015 All-Florida Academic First Team. Pictured from left, are: Chipola president Dr. Jason Hurst, professor Dr. Pam Rentz, members of Carter’s family—father Gil Carter, Madison Carter, mother Gina Carter, great grandmother Mickey Wilson, grandmother Vivian Adams, grandfather John Adams, and friend Seth Pemberton.

The public is invited to a retirement reception honoring

Dr. Lou Cleveland, Dean of the Chipola College

School of Education.The drop-in reception will be held Monday, June 22,

between 3 and 5 p.m., in the Continuing Education Building

on College Street. The event is hosted by the

School of Education and the Division of Mathematics and

Natural Sciences. Dr. Cleveland has worked at Chipola for

more than 32 years.

The Chipola Organization of Student Nurses participated in the recent Relay for Life at Citizens Lodge. Pictured from left, are: Leighanna Hall, Brittany Dilmore, Jessica Woodall, Amber Bruner-Club Advisor, Amanda Fellows, Andrea Dunaway,Cody Dunaway, Latrelle Williams, Jeffery Waldroff, Curt Stephens and Jacqueline Carr.

Chipola students compete in Skills-USA state contest Chipola students enrolled in Career and Technical Education programs recently participated in Florida’s state-level SkillsUSA competition in Lakeland. Chipola Welding student James Ledbetter won First Place in Welding Sculpture. Ledbetter will advance to the SkillsUSA National Competition, June 22-26, in Louisville, KY. Chipola Cosmetology graduate Roneika Williams, won third place in Nail Care. Graduate Connor Ward also participated in the Cosmetology event. Automotive student Mark Richards finished in the top 10 among 30 competitors in the Automotive Competition. The students were accompanied to the competition by Chase Vlieg, Automotive Instructor; Paige Vanderwerf, Cosmetology Instructor; and Curtis Jenkins, Welding Instructor. The Chipola students advanced to state after winning the following awards at the the regional competition in March: James Ledbetter, first in Welding Sculpture; Dylan Kirk, third in Welding; Connor Ward, first in Cosmetology; Roneika Williams, first in Nail Care; and Mark Richards, third in Automotive. SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry representatives working to ensure America has a skilled workforce. Contests begin locally and continue through state and nationals. The organization serves college and high school students who are preparing for careers in technical, skilled and service occupations. To learn about Chipola’s Workforce programs, visit www.chipolaworkforce.com or phone 718-2270.

SWIMMING LESSONS SET AT CHIPOLA Chipola will offer Children’s Swimming lessons for ages four and up on the following dates: Session 1: June 8-18 with a registration deadline of June 5; Session 2: July 6-16, with a registration deadline of July 2; Session 3: July 27-Aug. 6, with a registration deadline of July 24. Classes are available at 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. Sessions include eight 45-minute classes which meet Monday through Thursday for two weeks. Lessons are based on a combination of nationally-recognized methods. Cost of each two-week session is $55. Pre-registration is required, with a $5 late registration fee.

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THIS WEEK

UPCOMING EVENTS

“Chipola This Week” is a weekly publication of the Chipola Public Relations Office. Deadline for the next issue is 8 a.m., on Wednesdays of the current week. Articles will be printed as space permits. E-mail information to Meri Mock at chipolathisweek@chipola.edu.BIRTHDAYS1 Jun Rance Massengill1 Jun Vicki Mathis4 Jun Bobbie Ann Peace4 Jun Kelley Kindelspire

June 8 Early Fall Terms A&B Reg. for Current Students with 45+ Hrs.; 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.9 Early Fall Terms A&B Reg. for Current Students with 30+ Hrs.; 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Last Day to Withdrawal from Summer I Term Last Day to Resign from All Classes for Summer I Term10-11 Early Fall Terms A&B Reg. for Current Students 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.13 ACT Test15 Early Fall Terms A&B Reg. for Cur. Students.; 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Dr. Sarah Clemmons, vice president of Instructional and Student Services, commends the 302 students who made the Dean’s List for academic achievement during the Spring Semester 2015. To be placed on the Dean’s List, a student must take 6 or more semester hours of courses and make an average of 3.25 (B+) to 4.0 (A) in all courses.Students who made perfect averages of 4.0—straight A’s are: Alford—Kendall Braxton, Ashley Pelt, Mary Raines, Audrey Sterrett. Altha—Ethan Peacock, Elizabeth Uhrick, Tristan Walden, Brianna Yon. Bascom—Benjamin Whiddon. Blountstown—Austin Britt, Madelynn Lytle, Haileigh Pippin, Travis Pittman. Bonifay—Michelle Dampier, Koleton Forehand, Chelsea Herndon, Thomas Herndon, Paige Lawson, Ashleigh McWaters, Mikayla Moore, Brittany Riley, Seth Taylor, Chelsea Walters, Dakota Ward. Bristol—Haley Brady, Jacob Shuler, Crystal Womble. Campbellton—Patrea’ Clark, Angel Rapozo. Chipley—Chelsea Bush, Madison Carter, Kaylor Collins, Jamie Ellis, Macie Horton, Ragen McDaniel, Elijah McKinnie, Austin Miles, Jaclyn Morris, Phillip Pippin, Olivia Saunders, Haley Smothers, Denise Spracklen, Paula Stanley, Emily Stewart. Clarksville—Melissa Newsome. Cottondale—Maggie Braxton, Emily Helton, David Horton, Brandy McDonald, Kristen Reynolds, Katherine Waller, Anna Wescoat. Fountain—Kasey Ivey. Graceville—Victoria Brown, Camerin Dixon, Robert Hawkins, Frances Martin, Hunter Potts, Kevin Potts, Kayla Wilson. Greenwood—Niki Ferguson, William Glover. Hosford—James Brown. Kinard—Krystal Yon. Malone—Caroline Rogers. Marianna—Kayley Bryan, Brent Canada, Brian Chalker, Tensia Clark, Madelyn Craven, Vallen Driggers, Dianna Floyd, James Folds, Brianna Godwin, Brianna Granberry, Elizabeth Hester, Hannah Jackson, Chelsea Kuhajda, John Lane, Katelynn Lewis, Stacy Martin, Mallory Merrifield, Brandi Middleton, Katrina Milliser, Sara Newsom, Matthew Norville, Caitlin Register, Leslie Sims. Devin Thomas.

Sneads—Aimee Glover, David Hamilton. Vernon—Tosha Potter. Westville—Kristin Eaton, Victoria Crawford, Makala Hicks, Ciara Lee. Out of District—Chelsea Adams and Jordan Skipper of Ashford, Ala.; Jacob Mathers of Chattahoochee; Lauren Odom of Cowarts, Ala.; Margaret Wiedeman of Crawfordville; Jessica English and Brittany McKee of Gordon, Ala.; Olivia Adams of Jakin, Ga.; Amy Hayes of Panama City Beach; Benjamin Elkins of Quincy; Leonardo Bonell and Ayla Register of Tallahassee; And Kalyn Bidwell of Wewahitchka.

Students who earned grade point averages ranging from 3.25(B+) to 3.99 (A) and their hometowns are:Alford—Jacob Abbott, Alicia Barton, Marissa Cannady, Kathryn Jones. Altha—Shayla Chason, Deborah Graham, William Graham, Tiffany Hood, Trista Lemmons, Ivy Martin, Madison Rowe, Jacob Tolbert, Emily Williams. Bascom—Joshua Blackburn, Olivia Daniels, Tawanna Dunaway, Alexander Layton, Mary Katherine Pittman. Blountstown—Lauren Baber, Shameya Bell, Andrew Bennett, Kayla Campbell, Cayla Davis, Kelly Dunn, Ased Farooqi, Carson Flowers, Cassidy Gurliaccio, Calen Masai, Porter Smith, Jose Verduzco. Bonifay—Fallon Braxton, Bailey Burch, Emily Hamilton, Morgan Helms, Caitlyn Hutton, Jay Jordan, Leo McCann, Hira Mushtaq, Savannah Ryken, Jordan Segers, Chelsea Wells, Samuel Wells, Anna Whitaker. Bristol—Carla Bramblett, Michael Marotta, Jacob Reed, Hyrum Wahlquist. C a m p b e l l t o n — S a m a n t h a Matthews, Avery Taylor. Chipley—Amynah Binmahfooz, Susan Burns, Sara Compton, Garrett Enfinger, Cheyenne Fenwick, Isaac Guettler, Cody Kriser, Loretta Latham, Morgan Locke, Brittany Marsceill, Joel McKinnie, Kyle Middlemass, Brittani Mount,

Emaleigh Munn, Joshua Myers, Jessie Owen, Sagar Patel, Allison Pettis, Tyler Pettis, Braylee Pooser, Shane Sapp, Zane Shafer, Sierra Stoe, Trista Waits, Corrie Wilkins. Clarksville—Aelon Dykes, Savannah Stephens. Cottondale—Haley Boggs, Cheyanne Franklin, Bethany Horton, Cassie Lentzsch, Brianna Morris, Anna Perkins, Elynora Sapp, Valerie Shackelford, Roberta Vargo, Frederick Ward, Erin Wright. Graceville—Trienietiy Boston, Katie Collins, Courtney Duffell, Erika Forehand, Logan Justice, Justin Miles, Jessica Singletary. Grand Ridge—Melinda Baxter, Ashley Carr, Kristal Cooley, Sheila Edwards, Farishta Estok, Courtney Fowler, Shareem Goodlet, Heather Havard, Alyssa Klotz. Greenwood— Christen Ferguson, Trivia Richardson, Sabrina Shoup, Tracy Swint. Hosford—Melvin Durden. Malone—Cassidy Birge, Shelby Calloway, Tatum Skipper. Marianna—Jasmine Alonso, Emily Anderson, Julie Arroyo, Shayn Baggett, Lexie Basford, Patricia Bellamy, Jamie Bodie, Logan Cable, Tierra Campbell, Maya Capehart, Bradach Carlson, Angie Carpenter, Amy Christmas, Morgan Cook, Ashley Delameter, Jordan Exum, Jackson Gilmore, Madison Harrell, Nicholas Hess, Kitana Hill-Rosario, Hayden Hurst, Michelle Kilpatrick, Salina Lamb, Christopher Lambe, Aprille Lawson, Johnie Lawson, Chase Mason, Sarah McIntire, Haylie McLane, Danielle Melvin, Kaitlyn Moss, Cameron Oliver, Reagan Oliver, Marcus Pender, Charlie Reiff, IV, Brittany Scharlach, Emoree Smith, Gerald Speights, Caleb Spurlock, Christin Suber Marianna, Shayli Tharp, Kayce Ward, Vanessa Wynn. Sneads—Emily Goodwin, Tyler Henry, Ashtin McMullian, Jenna Poole, Savannah Thompson. Vernon—Kaitlin Burke, Jaclyn Coatney, Antwan Siples. Wausau—Shelby Clark. Westville—Katelyn Miller.

Dean’s List for Spring 2015

Out of District—Kailee Adkins of Ashford, Ala.; Mehdy Ngouama of Blanck-Nesmil, France; Anthony Auletta of Broad Channel, N.Y.; Mallory Myhill of Chattahoochee; Elijah Williams of Chicago, Ill.; Jody Eslinger of Cottonwood, Ala.; Anna Atkinson of Cumming, Ga.; Josiah Brooks, Alex Ozbun, Presley Plummer, and Jermelle Rogers of Dothan, Ala.; Ryan McClendon of Duluth, Ga.; Gregory King of Ellenwood, Ga.; Kimberly McWilliams of Jacksonville; Lindsey Hamlin of Mayo; Junior Saintel of Mays Landing, N.J.; Jessica Elliott of Orlando; Alexandria Hitchcock of Panama City; Jenna Reeves of Pavo, Ga.; Floyd Preito of Philadelphia, Pa.; Alexis Maclas of San Antonio, Tex.; Ramon De La Cruz of Stockbridge, Ga.; Nathalie Esellem, Kati Fannin, Brent Patten, and Jessica Woodell of Tallahassee; Ryan McCullers of Tampa; Culver Lamb of Virginia Beach, Va.