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Christine Proudfoot’s husband, Col. R. M. Proudfoot, USMC, Ret. wanted a significant way to honor her. His presentation of a $100,000 gift to the Copper Mountain College Foundation met the 20% goal of total project cost in consideration for a naming opportunity. Based on recommendations from the Foundation’s Executive Director, Sandy Smith, and College Superintendent/President Dr. Roger Wagner, the Board of Trustees, in a unanimous decision, acted to name the yet completed activity center: “Christine Proudfoot Student Activity Center.”
Last year, the Foundation undertook a $500,000 major gifts campaign to build a Student Activity Center on the CMC campus. With this gift, the campaign will be halfway to the goal of a dedicated gathering place for students.
To learn more about the Christine Proudfoot Student Activity
Center or to make a donation, contact the Foundation at 760-
366-3791 ext. 4200 or on the Foundation website at
www.cmccd.edu/Foundation. - Jolie Alpin
Volume 2, Issue 1
Christine Proudfoot Student Activity Center
September 11, 2013
CMC Times
For Students, By Students
Recognized for her countless contributions to the Foundation and the College, Christine Proudfoot served the Foundation in many capacities from 1993 until 2005 including service on the Library Committee, Nominating Committee, Cultural Committee, and as co-hostess with Genevieve Salisbury for the Guest Author Series. Christine was devoted to education and to building a college for the people, “right here at home.”
Christine Proudfoot
1920-2013
MOM’S HONORED
APPLE PIE BAKE-OFF
with best taste awards!
Join us on September 19th,
from 12-1PM in the
Community Room of the Bell
Center!
Submit your apple pie to the
judges for tasting by 11:45AM.
Contact: Cathy Allen at
760-366-3791 ext. 0600
Hosted by the CEEC and the
CMC Foundation
While our forefathers were
toiling away with concepts of
equality and freedom, our
foremothers were addressing
important diversity issues by
perfecting apple pie recipes.
Kitchen has been the premier local catering
company in the high-desert be it in-house,
on-site, residential or hotel venues.
Serving hotel venues is another service
that has recently been added to our venue.
We have been asked by several hotel and
motel owners throughout the Morongo
Basin to provide continental and catering
services to their guests.
Bruce’s Coyote Kitchen specializes in
providing quality cuisine at affordable
prices to suit the needs of any host.
Over the past 25 years we have served
hundreds of banquets in the Morongo
Basin for a wide range of groups and
occasions. From business meetings and
chamber mixers to weddings, graduations,
and church functions Bruce’s Coyote
From our in-house restaurant service to
exceptional catering and menu options,
Bruce’s Coyote Kitchen will satisfy your
requests and exceed your expectations.
Bruce’s Coyote Kitchen
(760) 366-5271 • (760) 401-5793
www.brucescoyotekitchen.com
Constitution Reading
CMC Foundation
Your Neighborhood Café
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Copper Mountain College Foundation’s mission is to maximize educational opportunities here at Copper Mountain College. That takes many forms, including a few of our standing programs: Alert U, MBTA bus passes, the Alumni Association, and this publication, the CMC Times. Alert U is the emergency text notification program on campus. To sign up, go to www.cmccd.edu/Alert-U and enter your cell number. You will receive texts when the campus is closed due to an emergency, weather or otherwise, or if there is a security issue on campus. Additionally, the Foundation subsidizes bus transportation each year so that students can ride the MBTA for twenty-five cents each way. Moreover, the Foundation administers the CMC Alumni Association. Monthly e-newsletters keep all former students, graduates, family, and friends informed of activities and events at CMC. This newsletter, the CMC Times is published by the Foundation and its generous donors. This truly is the tip of the iceberg; visit www.cmccd.edu/Foundation for more Information or stop by the Foundation Office in Phase 3. - Sandy Smith
Serving Our Community
enjoyed the experience and were grateful for the opportunity to serve with members of Habitat for Humanity. The Service Club was established last semester in order to serve the school, community, and world in areas of need.
The club meets on Fridays from 2-3PM in the Library at CMC. For more information, contact the club’s advisor, Jim Powell, at [email protected]. - Melissa McPheeters
This past weekend, the CMC Service Club travelled to Banning, CA to assist Habitat for Humanity to help their efforts in completing a home for a family in need. Habitat for Humanity builds and repairs houses around the world through volunteer labor and donations.
Eight individuals spent several hours working on various projects – everything from scraping and cleaning windows to touching up paint, as well as helping move rock and dirt. The club members
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Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an International Honor Society for two-year colleges and two-year academic programs. It proudly recognizes and encourages
academic success. In fact, it is the largest honor society in American higher education.
Copper Mountain College chapter: Beta Rho Pi
To qualify for membership, you must have 12 completed transferable units, a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5, and a one time dues payment of $70
(membership is transferable to other PTK chapters). Membership also gives you the opportunity to wear Phi Theta Kappa Regalia at graduation. Stand
out among your peers and get recognized for your academic excellence!
For more info, please visit the PTK national website at www.ptk.org, or attend any of our bi-weekly meetings, held every other Friday starting from Sept.
20, in Room 111 at 3pm.
For general inquiries, please contact PTK/BRP President,
Eddie Folts, at [email protected] or either of our
Faculty Advisors, Prof. Itnyre ([email protected]) or Prof.
Pieper ([email protected]).
Pictured to the right are members who were awarded last semester at the Five-Star Membership Recognition Award Ceremony for their active participation in PTK activities. Standing in the middle is recent graduate and former President, Amy Crowe, and newly elected President, Eddie Folts. - Jackie Pilayan
Editing done by Smith & McPheeters Printing done by Copper Mountain College Articles done by Jolie Alpin Adriana Ash Melissa McPheeters Jackie Pilayan Sandy Smith Photos care of Jon Stewart Christy Powell Comic done by Gabriel Koher
New and Upcoming Clubs:
Black Caucus
Creative Writing and Literacy Society
Fire Technician Club
Gardening Club
Spectrum Club
Veteran’s Club
Official Club Bulletin
Acknowledgements
ASCMC Members
Associated Students Of CMCAssociated Students Of CMC
Mark Cooper President
Tyler Long Vice President
Melissa McPheeters Secretary
Scott Relerford Treasurer
Jonathon Stewart Ambassador
Ashley Poindexer Student Trustee
Semhar Abraham Senator
Aaron Allar Senator
Eddie Carter Senator
John Davis Senator
Randy Smith Senator
Are you an avid anime fan? A video gamer
looking to meet other video gamers? A
manga reader looking for new manga? An art
nerd looking to show others your nerdy art?
Come join the Otaku Club! We are a group of
like-minded individuals who talk about
nothing but anime, manga, video games, and
nerdy art. When we meet together we
always have a great time discussing and
watching our kaleidoscope of interests.
We meet every Friday at noon in room 637
of the Bell Center at the Copper Mountain
College campus.
Email the current club President Erick Lazaro
at [email protected] or the Faculty
Advisor John Holley at jholleycmccd.edu for
more information on this club.
– Adriana Ash
Otaku Club
Each week we discuss different problems that affect the student
body and the actions we will take to protect the students as well as
the district. We look to motivate and accommodate the body of
Copper Mountain College through participation and community.
ASCMC meets every Friday from 3-5PM in Room 112.
Current Clubs: ACCESS Club Art Club Auto Club Business Honor Society - Alpha Beta Gamma Christian Club Cultural Education Enhancement Committee Desert Studies Club Engineering Club Otaku Club PTK - Beta Rho Pi Chapter Service Club Sociology Club Speech and Debate Team
Christian Club:
Meeting times to be announced.
Be encouraged. Be challenged. Learn
about Christianity in a friendly setting.
Grab your lunch and come discover
Jesus from the book of John.
We meet in Phase I of the main
campus.
For more information, e-mail [email protected] or find us on Facebook under CMC Christian Club.
Everyone is welcome - we are non
denominational.
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday,
today, and forever." (Hebrews 13:8)
Copper Mountain College
Engineers
For more information on how to join: Visit us at www.cmcengineers.com Contact the club’s email @ [email protected] Contact the President @ [email protected]
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