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Professional
Activities
Student
Spotlight
Lori Ann DeLappe, Theatre and Dance student,
was featured in a Sacramento News and Review article
about directing two new one-act plays as part of Sacramento
City College's Local Playwrights Festival.
Students
from the Construction Management program
won first place in the Heavy Civil division and third place
in the Design-Build division at the 19th Annual Associated
Schools of Construction regional student competition in Reno.
The first-place Heavy Civil team will go on to the national
competition.
Recognition
Tim
Hodson, Executive Director, Center for California
Studies, was named by New California Media to the NCM Honor
Roll at its seventh annual NCM awards dinner Jan. 26. The
Honor Roll was created to thank individuals for “opening
doors.” NCM is a statewide consortium of more than 600
ethnic news organizations founded in 1996 by Pacific News
Service. NCM promotes ethnic media by strengthening the editorial
and economic viability of this increasingly influential segment
of America's communications industry.
Scholarship
Bruce
K. Bayley and Jan D. Andersen, Family
and Consumer Sciences, had their article entitled "Fear
of Crime Among Urban American Youth" accepted for publication
in a special edition of the Journal of Family and Consumer
Sciences focusing on "Security in a Complex World."
Jim
Hernandez, Criminal Justice, was invited to give
a seminar to the San Francisco Police Department Gang Task
Force on Jan. 12 at the San Francisco Police Academy. The
subject was a "Defense View of Gangs and Gang Members.”
Bill
Owen, Communication Studies, had two haiku accepted
by the City of Vancouver Annual Cherry Blossom Festival. One
of the haiku will be part of visual art displays throughout
the city during the month of March.
Virginia
L. Dixon, Associate Dean, College of Education, chaired
a session on "The Parent Effect: How Home Visiting and
Listening Campaigns Boost Student Achievement" at the
International Conference on Arts and the Humanities in Honolulu
in January.
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