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Jacqueline D’AnnuzioNursing Assistant ProfessorIf Jacqueline looks familiar to you it is because she has been an adjunct Nursing Professor both at Contra Costa College & Los Medanos College. Jacqueline has been employed as a maternity nurse in various hospitals in the bay area for the past 26 years. Jacqueline possesses an Associate’s degree in Nursing from Contra Costa College, a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Cal State Dominguez Hills in Carson, California, and a Master’s degree in Nursing from the University of Phoenix. Jackie says she is thrilled to be back at CCC as an assistant professor. She has raised Boxer dogs for 25 years and enjoys painting, gardening and home decorating when she is not working.

N E W C C C E M P L O Y E E S

Chancellor’s Community ForumWednesday September 4th

7:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.John & Jean Knox Center for Performing Arts Green Room

New Campus Center Groundbreaking CeremonyWednesday September 4th

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.Above Amphitheater/Cafeteria

First Home Football GameSaturday September 7th

CCC vs. Foothill3:00 p.m.

UNCF Empower Me TourSaturday September 14th

9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.Gym Annex

Native American Day HolidayFriday, September 27th

Campus Closed

HomeFront FestivalSaturday October 12th11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Richmond Craneway Pavilion

Chancellor’s ChatWednesday October 31st

2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.AA216

Drama Comedy NightWednesday November 6th

7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.John & Jean Knox Center for the

Performing Arts

Dance JamFriday, November 8th7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

John & Jean Knox Center for the Performing Arts

Veterans Day HolidayMonday November 11

Campus Closed

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Leslie Alexander Chemistry Assistant ProfessorLeslie has been teaching and tutoring Chemistry at Mira Costa College and Palomar College in San Diego for the past year. She received her PhD in Chemistry in 2012 from UC San Diego and San Diego State University. Her doctoral dissertation focused on the design and synthesis of small molecules as cancer therapeutics. She attended UC Santa Barbara as an undergraduate, where she earned a degree in Biopsychology and was a member of the cross country track team . When Leslie is not teaching, she likes running, yoga, watching football, and spending time with her family, friends and pug. Leslie says she is thrilled to be joining the CCC community!

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Deborah DixonBiology Assistant ProfessorDeborah attended the first two years of high school in Danville, California, before her family relocated to North Texas, where she finished high school. She worked full-time while attending a community college in Dallas, Texas. Deborah completed her undergraduate degree in Microbiology at the University of Texas at Arlington. She spent two years working as a food bacteriologist during the 1990s before returning to graduate school to pursue her Master of Science degree in Biology. In 2000, she entered the PhD program in veterinary parasitology at the University of Georgia, and realized that she was far more interested in a career in teaching and research. She accepted a teaching position at Laredo Community College in 2002. During the past eleven years, she has taught Microbiology, as well as general and introductory biology, in Laredo and San Antonio, Texas. Deborah is most proud of her work designing and implementing a summer Study Abroad course in Microbiology while at Palo Alto College. Her interests include hiking and camping, mycology, as well as classical music and opera. She is an avid reader of nonfiction and speculative fiction and her prized possession is a set of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves purchased from a local bookstore. Deborah looks forward to rediscovering the Bay Area, as well as getting to know her colleagues at Contra Costa College.

Jennifer DymentScholarship Program CoordinatorJennifer grew up in Canada and after completing her undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Western Ontario. She moved to the bay area in 1997. She worked 12 years for the County of Marin and taught part time at Diablo Valley College. She enjoys spending time with her husband and 3 young children.

Catherine Fites Director of Admissions and RecordsCatherine has enjoyed her 29 year career in higher education. Starting as a data entry operator at UC Davis. Catherine rose through the ranks to serve as Assistant Registrar and Dean of Admissions & Records at Solano Community College; Dean

of Enrollment and Student Services and Interim Associate VP of Student Services at Sacramento City College; and most recently as the Deputy Director of Undergraduate Admissions at UC Berkeley. Catherine also worked for 3 years at Diablo Valley College as the Admissions and Records Supervisor. Catherine was a re-entry student earning two Associate Degrees from Solano Community College in Psychology and Liberal Arts; a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from UC Davis; and a Master’s Degree in Sociology from California State University, Sacramento. Catherine enjoys most things, but her proudest accomplishment is being a Grandma to Justine (3) and Angelo (10 months).

Tammeil GilkersonVice President Tammeil grew up in Hayward, California as one of seven children.  She holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from UC Berkeley, and a Master of Science in Counseling from CSU Hayward. Tammeil has worked at UC Berkeley in Student Life and Early Academic Outreach and at the Greenlining Institute as Academy and Education Policy Director. In the community college system she has worked as a Counselor/Coordinator at Chabot College, Dean of Counseling & Matriculation at Evergreen Valley College, and most recently as Vice

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President of Academic Affairs at San José City College.  Her teaching experience includes everything from Chicano Studies at UC Berkeley to how to make friendship bracelets and barrettes.  Every summer Tammeil tries to learn something new.  Last summer she conquered the Rubik’s Cube and this summer she memorized all the U.S. Presidents.  She makes a mean lemon bar, loves to dance, and is grateful for her life.

Charles Anthony Gordon Instructional Assistant/Adjunct Faculty – Art DepartmentAnthony Gordon received his AA at Contra Costa College before receiving a BFA from San Francisco State in 1997. He relocated to Los

Angeles where he worked in Film and Television for many years. He has worked in academia since 2005, after receiving his MFA from California State University, Fullerton. Charles is an exhibiting artist, and has shown his paintings and prints both nationally and abroad.

Maritza Guerrero Senior Administrative SecretaryMaritza took on the assignment as the Hourly Senior Administrative Secretary two years ago for the NSAS Division (Natural, Social & Applied Sciences). She has worked in multiple

departments on campus during her eight years of employment at CCC. Maritza has worked in several positions to include: • College Skill Center as a Student

Lab Technician/Student Office Assistant

• CAHSEE Program as a Student Program Assistant

• Hourly ESL Department as an Instructional Assistant

• College Assessment Center as an Hourly Technician

In July 2010, she returned to San Francisco State University, as a full-time student. Maritza had the opportunity to join an internship for Walt Disney World and moved to Orlando, FL. After completing the internship she decided to study abroad in Madrid, Spain. Maritza returned to the US and graduated from San Francisco State University with a BA degree. Maritza completed five degrees at Contra Costa College.  Maritza’s objective as the permanent Senior Administrative Secretary for the NSAS Division is to implement fair judgment and initiative by serving as a liaison to other departments, faculty, staff, as well as to the community. Maritza appreciates the support given as she acclimates to her responsibilities.

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Annual “Chancellor Chats”- Fall 2013

Have an idea to increase our student enrollment?  Do you have a suggestion on how we can be more efficient and save money for the

District?  Want to stop in and just say hello? Chancellor Helen Benjamin is coming to your campus soon for her annual “Chancellor Chats” that gives employees the chance to ask questions and talk about issues that are important to them.  This is a great opportunity to speak with her on an informal basis, so mark your calendar and stop by for a visit and say hello.  To schedule an appointment at any of the locations, contact Carol Bluitt-Edwards at extension 1-6973.

Date Location Room Time

9/12/2013 LMC Room L-106 1:00-3:00pm

9/16/2013 Brentwood Room C-1 12:30-2:30pm

10/10/2013 SRC Room W-137 1:00-3:00pm

10/11/2013 DO Chancellor’s Office 3:00-4:30pm

10/15/2013 DVC Student Services Center-126

2:30-4:30pm

10/31/2013 CCC AA-216 2:00-4:00pm

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Speech & Drama NightThursday November 14th

7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.John & Jean Knox Center for the

Performing Arts

Thanksgiving HolidayThursday November 28 – Sunday

December 1Campus Closed

Drama Department PerformanceDecember 5, 6 & 78:00pm-9:30pm

John and Jean Knox Performing Arts Center

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Vanessa Kersten Women’s Locker Room AttendantVanessa is a CCC Alumni. She received a full ride scholarship to the University of Alabama A & M to play softball, after transferring from Contra Costa College. She studied sociology. When Vanessa is not working she enjoys spending time with family, friends, and playing slow pitch softball on the weekends. She also loves working with the swim students at Contra Costa College for over 20 years. Vanessa says “they have taught me a lot about the college and have helped to mold me into this position.”

Kenny Purizaga Alternative Media Specialist and Evening Program MonitorKenny Purizaga joined Contra Costa College in 2004 as a Police Aide. He learned many skills in Police Services which later helped him with his new

position as the Evening Program Monitor. Kenny observed Martin Padilla, the former Evening Program Monitor’s dedication to the College and wanted to continue the legacy. With the experience Kenny gained, he was also able to work in several positions on campus. Kenny has worked in Admissions and Records, College for Kids, and Financial Aid. He has learned a wide range of useful skills working in Student Services. Kenny is now working in a permanent position as the Alternative Media Specialist with the Disabled Student’s Programs and Services. We are also fortunate to have Kenny back as our Evening Program Monitor. When he is not working, Kenny enjoys the art of bodybuilding and nutrition.

Heather RothEnglish Assistant ProfessorHeather Roth is Contra Costa College’s newest Assistant English Professor. As a reading specialist and English instructor for more than two decades in the English and Academic Skills Departments, Heather is excited to be the full-time reading resource specialist for CCC, helping to bridge the gap between students’ reading comprehension skills and the reading and cognitive demands of a course. Heather received both her Bachelor of Arts in English and Reading Specialist Credential from San Francisco State University and focused her Master’s studies at San Francisco State’s School of Education on post-

secondary level reading and writing skills with an emphasis on working with under-prepared, at-risk students. Heather deeply believes in the district’s mission to provide the best education possible for all students. Heather has felt privileged to be part of a community that repeatedly and successfully “changes lives.” She is married with three grown children and enjoys reading, traveling, cooking, and spending time with family and friends, particularly when the time includes great food, wine, and conversation.

May Ian Sateurn First 5 Grant Coordinator – Early Childhood EducationMay Sateurn is working closely with the Early Childhood Education department as the coordinator of the First 5 grant. May is a graduate of Richmond High, and has earned two AA degrees from Contra Costa College; one in Liberal Studies and the other in Sociology. She also possesses a BA degree in Human Development from Cal State East Bay.  May has provided employment related counseling and job development services in ECE for students at DVC and CCC and has served on advisory boards in the community.  Prior to coming to CCC May worked at Catholic Charities of the East Bay in Richmond as Program Director. 

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Elisabeth SchwarzCulinary Assistant ProfessorIf Elisabeth looks familiar it is because she has been teaching Culinary Arts as an adjunct Instructor at Contra Costa College. Elisabeth was born and raised in Bergheim, near Cologne, Germany. She lived in Rochester, New York before coming to the west coast. Prior to teaching at CCC, she was the Executive Chef and Menu Consultant of Wente Vineyards Restaurant for eight years in Fairfield, California. Elisabeth possesses her Associate of Arts degree in Business from Ohlone College and her Bachelor’s degree in Organizational Management from Ashford University in Clinton, Iowa. She also earned a certificate in Culinary Arts, Restaurant Management from our sister campus, DVC and her certification as a wine professional from the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone, St. Helena. Elisabeth loves to cook and feels very fortunate to have access to the culinary bounty offered by local farmers and from the newly planted CCC garden. She is thrilled to be part of the staff at the CCC.

Regina Verreos Senior Account ClerkBefore coming to CCC, Regina worked in a wide range of industries including: radio & television, travel, pharmaceutical, and law enforcement. Regina is a multi-faceted person and traveling is at the top of her list. Except for Antarctica, she has travelled to all of the continents. Regina loves to experience the culture, the food, and learn from the native people. In fact, she decided to spend some time in Paris, where she learned the art of French pastry making at Le Cordon Bleu. Regina enjoys doing volunteer work, baking, cooking, walking, hiking, dancing, kayaking, but most of all, spending time with her husband, family, and friends.

Mark Wong Astronomy, Physics & Engineering Assistant ProfessorMark has been teaching as an Adjunct Physics and Astronomy Professor at Contra Costa College. He has also served as the Acting Director of the Center for Science Excellence in spring 2009. Mark possesses a

Bachelor’s degree in Physics from UC Berkeley and a Master’s degree in Materials Science Engineering from UC San Diego. In his spare time, Mark likes to spend time with his wife and dogs, as well as with friends and family.  Mark enjoys baking cakes and depositing thin films of magnetic materials and semiconductors, which utilize similar skill sets.

NEW ADDITION TO THE COLLEGE

Anne ShinMCHS PrincipalDr. Shin immigrated to the United States from Korea with her parents at the tender age of eight. She is a product of the WCCUSD, having graduated from Pinole Valley High School. She received her Associ-ates of Arts degree from our sister campus, DVC, and transferred to the University of Santa Cruz where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. Upon graduation, she returned to the WCCUSD to teach. Dr. Shin continued her education obtaining a Master’s degree and ad-ministrative credential in Education-al Leadership at UC Berkeley. This summer she obtained a doctorate degree in Educational Leadership

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for Social Justice from the CSU East Bay. Dr. Shin has worked as a teach-er, district coach, vice-principal and principal within the WCCUSD. Dr. Shin says she is excited to serve the district as the new MCHS princi-pal at Contra Costa College and is looking forward to frequenting the Three Seasons Café.

New District Student TrusteeIvan de Los SantosIvan was born in Vallejo, and raised in Richmond. he is a United States Navy Veteran, and a student at CCC. Ivan quickly became aware of the many improvements needed in our schools, specifically at Contra Costa College. Ivan says, “We are students; the one’s being taught. Our ideas and opinions need to be better integrated into our schools’ policies and curricula.” As a Contra Costa Community College District trustee, Ivan plans to seek

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Returning to CCC:Guadalupe Mora -Custodian II

Returned from DVC on June 1, 2013

Eric Smith – Custodian IIReturned from DVC on June 1, 2013

Position Title Changes:Teresea Archaga

From: Career Development Services Coordinator to Program

Manager

Darris CrearFrom Book Buyer to Lead

Bookstore Operations Assistant

Nick DunnFrom Bookstore Supply Buyer to Bookstore Operations Assistant

the “real student opinion” by speaking with the students in order to properly voice their concerns. Ivan’s dream is to have all students in the District come together. You will see Ivan around campus, encouraging students to engage him in discussions on how to improve the colleges within the District. n

Dr. Seti Sidharta and Dr. Mayra Padilla were honored as “Assembly District 15 Women of the Year”

by Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner who recognized women in science.

Veteran of the Year Joseph Camacho

Honored by Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner

MARK YOUR CALENDARSContra Costa Community

College District’s

65th AnniversaryCelebration

SaturdayDECEMBER 7TH

11:00am - 4:00pmat

Universal Sports Academy330 Ferry Street

Martinez, CA

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The Gift that keeps on Giving. . .

Contra Costa College (CCC) has been blessed with many community

supporters of retired faculty/staff and friends who became honored philanthropists for our beloved college community. This summer, Phyllis (Sullivan) Howe, a retired Nutrition Instructor for the Registered Nursing (RN) Program entrusted over $350,000 to CCC upon her death.

Phyllis (Sullivan) Howe was born in 1914 in Columbia Falls Montana. She graduated in 1935 from Montana University with a degree in Home Economics. She later earned a Master of Arts degree in Home Economics from Mills College in Oakland.

Mrs. Howe worked as a dietitian for 9 years

in various bay area hospitals and began her teaching career in 1952 at Contra Costa College. She taught for over 30 years.

Phyllis Howe was ahead of her time as she was interested in the unnecessary consumption of pills, proteins and the consequences that junk foods have on society. She regularly gave lectures on food misinformation or fallacies which were groundbreaking topics at the time.

Phyllis Howe also authored the book, “Nutrition for Practical Nurses,” and seven editions

of the textbook, “Basic Nutrition in Health and Disease.”

Phyllis Howe passed away on July 20, 2012 (last year) at the age of 98. n

The Frank Hernandez Service Award Goes to. . .The recipient of the 2013-14 award is Al Zuniga. Zuniga has worked as a counselor here at CCC for over 40 years. He is considered the historian for the department and has prepared generations of students to become successful leaders and honorable citizens of society. The award was established by the ASU to recognize persons on campus who have made a notable difference in the lives of students. n

The 2013Golden AppleAward Goes to . . .Professor Manu Ampim, Department Chairperson of Anthropology, Geography, History, and Psychology, is awarded the “Golden Apple” Award this year by Alpha Gamma Sigma (AGS) honor society. The AGS selects a faculty member based on their teaching styles and contributions to student learning development. Congratulations Professor Ampim! n

Congratulations Al Zuniga!

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Harold Caliguiri Welding Professor

Retired 1986

Lilyan ColeCounselor

Retired 1993

SHEILA A. GRILLIGOVERNING BOARD PRESIDENT

Phyllis HoweBiology Professor

Retired 1984

Ken LandonPhysics/Astronomy Professor

Retired 1986

Juanita OrrEnglish Professor

Retired 1993

Russell StillwellCounselor

Retired 1984

Tom TressorComputer Professor

Retired 2002

In Memoriam • 2013Who we lost this year . . .

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Construction Updates…Fall 2013MEASURE A – moving forward

Measure A Bond Project is alive and well at Contra Costa College as we break ground, enjoy new buildings, and remain hopeful. The spirit to

move forward is in the air, and we thank the voters for voting YES on Measure A! The campus construction projects will modify pathways, office spaces and parking lots. CCC thank our students, faculty, staff and campus visitors in advance for your understanding as we move towards preparation for these projects. Please excuse the noise and the dust!!! The new Music Building is completed. After two years of migration to the Humanities Building, the music faculty has successfully moved into their beautiful new home. The new Music Building is a must see. Stay tuned for a planned open house and community reception this semester. A groundbreaking ceremony for the New Campus Center has taken place which kicks off the start of this construction project. This project will transform CCC into a collegiate hub for study, student services, dining and administration offices. The new College Center will include three new buildings; a three story classroom facility, a two story infrastructure that will house, Administration, Business Services, Career Technical Education (CTE), Student Life Center, Bookstore, Cafeteria, Fireside and Recreation rooms. Temporal locations for these programs and services have been secured during construction as follows: *Parking Lot #9 (15 spaces facing the creek) will house four portable modular buildings for the Bookstore. The Bookstore move will take place between October 3 thru October 8. *A Subway food truck, tables and benches will create a food court for students in Parking

Lot #9 next to the Bookstore. *Student Life Center has moved to Administration Arts (AA) Building, room 109. *Career Technical Education (CTE) has moved to Administration Arts (AA) Building, room 111. Other construction projects that will take place this semester include the demolition of the Humanities (H) and Student Activities (SA) Buildings. Programs and services affected by the construction plans for the New Campus Center will also include the West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD) Transition Program and the Hispanic Serving Institute (HSI) – STEM Grant.

Coming soon to the website’s homepage are renderings of the New Campus Center and an email drop box for questions and comments. Your opinion and input are important to us, let us hear from you! Other major construction projects will be visible around campus:• *Home Stadium – this project includes a fire

sprinkler system under the bleachers, renovating the restrooms, and concession stand to meet American Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance, and installing a roof for one storage area in the handball court.

• *American Disabilities Act (ADA) parking at the John & Jean Knox Center for the Performing Arts. Two ADA parking spaces are being installed.

• *Gym Annex Modular Elevator – the project completion date is scheduled for this semester.

• *Seismic Upgrade – the Biology and Physical Sciences (older section) Buildings are scheduled for seismic upgrades. A tentative timeline for completion is Fall 2014. n

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College President Denise Noldon (510) 235-7800 ext. 4205Athletic Director John H. Wade, II (510) 235-7800 ext. 4310Head Football Coach Alonzo Carter (510) 235-7800 ext. 4579Associate/Assistant Rico Adkins Donald V. MacKayCoaches Terry Collins Charles Perry Richard Davey Lamont Robinson Patrick Henderson Jason Stewart Jerome Johnson Courtney Anderson Jamar Julien DeWayne PattersonAdministrative Secretary OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4257Athletic Trainer Brian Powelson (510) 235-7800 ext. 4623Men’s Locker Room Attendant Open (510) 235-7800 ext. 4317Women’s Locker Room Attendant Vanessa Kersten (510) 235-7800 ext. 4316

Athletic FAX (510) 234-1575

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

September 7 Saturday Foothill Home 3:00pmSeptember 14 Saturday DeAnza Away 1:00pmSeptember 21 Saturday Gavilan Home 3:00pmSeptember 28 Saturday Hartnell Away 6:00pmOctober 5 Saturday Sacramento Away 6:00pmOctober 19 Saturday Yuba Home 3:00pmOctober 26 Saturday Shasta Away 6:00pmNovember 2 Saturday Mendocino Away 1:00pmNovember 9 Saturday Redwoods Home 3:00pmNovember 16 Saturday LMC Home 3:00pm

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE • FALL 2013(August 28, 2013)

+ Denotes Scrimmage * Denotes Conference Games** Denotes Changes

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College President Denise Noldon (510) 235-7800 ext. 4205Athletic Director John H. Wade, II (510) 235-7800 ext. 4310Head Men’s Soccer Coach Rudy Zeller (510) 235-7800 ext. 4405Assistant Coach Andres Orejuela (510) 235-7800 ext. 4405 Mario AlvernazAdministrative Secretary OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4257Athletic Trainer Brian Powelson (510) 235-7800 ext. 4623Men’s Locker Room Attendant OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4317Women’s Locker Room Attendant Vanessa Kersten (510) 235-7800 ext. 4316Athletic FAX (510) 234-1575

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEAugust 27 Tuesday Skyline Home 2:00pAugust 31 Saturday Shasta* Away 2:00pSeptember 6 Friday American River* Home 4:00pSeptember 10 Tuesday Butte* Home 2:00pSeptember 13 Friday Fresno Away 2:00pSeptember 16 Monday Chabot* Away 4:00pSeptember 20 Friday Feather River* Home 2:00pSeptember 27 Friday Napa Valley Away 4:00pOctober 1 Tuesday Merritt Home 4:00pOctober 4 Friday College of Marin Away 4:00p

October 8 Tuesday Yuba Home 4:00pOctober 11 Friday Santa Rosa* Home 4:00pOctober 15 Tuesday Napa Valley Home 4:00pOctober 18 Friday Merritt Home 4:00pOctober 22 Tuesday College of Marin Home 4:00pOctober 25 Friday Yuba Away 4:00pOctober 29 Tuesday BYENovember 1 Friday Napa Valley Away 3:00pNovember 5 Tuesday Merritt Away 3:00pNovember 8 Friday College of Marin Away 3:00pNovember 12 Tuesday Yuba Home 3:00pNovember 23 Saturday TBA** TBA Round 1November 27 Wednesday TBA** TBA Round 2November 30 Saturday TBA** TBA Round 3December 6, 8 Fri/Sun State Championships Semis, Final TBA

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGe Men’s Soccer SCHEDULE • FALL 2013(August 28, 2013)

+ Denotes Scrimmage * Denotes Conference Games ** Denotes Changes ----------- Denotes Cancellations

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College President Denise Noldon (510) 235-7800 ext. 4205

Athletic Director John H. Wade, II (510) 235-7800 ext. 4310

Head Women’s Soccer Coach Nikki Ferguson (510) 235-7800 ext. 4405

Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Amanda Beckenhauer (510) 235-7800 ext. 4405

Administrative Secretary OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4257

Athletic Trainer Brian Powelson (510) 235-7800 ext. 4623

Men’s Locker Room OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4317

Women’s Locker Room Vanessa Kersten (510) 235-7800 ext. 4316

Athletic FAX (510) 234-1575

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIMESeptember 3 Tuesday Lassen College Home 4:00pmSeptember 10 Tuesday Skyline College Home 4:30pmSeptember 13 Friday Monterey Peninsula Away 4:00pmSeptember 17 Tuesday Mission College Away 2:00pmSeptember 20 Friday Feather River College Home 4:00pmSeptember 24 Tuesday Solano College Home 2:00pmSeptember 27 Friday Mendocino College Home 3:30pmOctober 1 Tuesday Folsom Lake College Away 3:30pmOctober 4 Friday Los Medanos College Home 3:30pmOctober 8 Tuesday College of Marin Away 3:30pmOctober 10 Thursday Napa Valley College Away 2:00pmOctober 15 Tuesday Yuba College Home 2:00pmOctober 18 Friday Solano College Away 3:30pmOctober 22 Tuesday Mendocino College Away 3:30pmOctober 25 Friday Folsom Lake College Home 3:30pmOctober 29 Tuesday Los Medanos College Away 3:30pmNovember 1 Friday College of Marin Home 3:30pmNovember 5 Tuesday Napa Valley College Home 3:00pmNovember 8 Friday Yuba College Away 3:00pm

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGe WoMen’s Soccer SCHEDULE • FALL 2013(8/13/2013

+ Denotes Scrimmage * Denotes Conference Games ** Denotes Changes ----------- Denotes Cancellations

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College President Denise Noldon (510) 235-7800 ext. 4205Athletic Director John H. Wade, II (510) 235-7800 ext. 4310Head Volleyball Coach Zach Shrieve (510) 235-7800 ext. 4539Assistant Coach Christy Tianero (510) 235-7800 ext. 4539 Assistant Coach Veronica Ceja (510) 235-7800 ext. 4539Administrative Secretary OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4257Athletic Trainer Brian Powelson (510) 235-7800 ext. 4623Men’s Locker Room OPEN (510) 235-7800 ext. 4317Women’s Locker Room Vanessa Kersten (510) 235-7800 ext. 4316Athletic FAX (510) 234-1575

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

August 28 Wednesday Scrimmage Tournament+

Foothill 8:30am

September 4 Wednesday Skyline Away 6:30pmSeptember 12 Thursday Redwoods Home 6:00pmSeptember 18 Wednesday Canada Away 6:00pmSeptember 20 Friday Mendocino* Home 6:00pmSeptember 25 Wednesday College of Marin* Away 6:00pmSeptember 27 Friday Napa Valley* Home 6:00pmOctober 2 Wednesday Yuba* Home 6:00pmOctober 9 Wednesday Laney* Away 6:00pmOctober 11 Friday Los Medanos* Away 6:00 pmOctober 16 Wednesday Solano* Home 6:00 pmOctober 18 Friday Alameda* Home 6:00 pmOctober 23 Wednesday Mendocino* Away 6:00pmOctober 25 Friday College of Marin* Home 6:00pmOctober 30 Wednesday Napa Valley* Away 6:00pmNovember 1 Friday Yuba* Away 6:00pmNovember 8 Friday Laney* Home 6:00pmNovember 13 Wednesday Los Medanos* Home 6:00pmNovember 15 Friday Solano* Away 6:00pmNovember 19 Tuesday Alameda* Away 6:00pm

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE Volleyball SCHEDULE • FALL 2013(August 28, 2013)

+ Denotes Scrimmage * Denotes Conference Games ** Denotes Changes ----------- Denotes Cancellations

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College President Denise Nolden (510)235-7800 x4205Athletic Director John H. Wade, II (510)235-7800 x4310Head Basketball Coach Miguel Johnson (510)235-7800 x4586Assistant Coaches DeAngelo Mack Jason Maples Ivan Allison Administrative Assistant OPEN (510)235-7800 x4257Athletic Trainer Brian Powelson (510)235-7800 x4623Men’s Locker Room Attendant OPEN (510) 235-7800 x4317Women’s Locker Room Attendant Vanessa Kersten (510) 235-7800 x4316Athletics FAX (510)234-1575

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIMENovember 7-9 Thu.-Sat. Las Positas Tournament Away TBANov 29-Dec 1 Fri-Sun DVC Tournament Away TBADecember 13-15 Fri-Sun Lassen Tournament Away TBADecember 20-22 Fri-Sun COS Tournament Away TBAJanuary 2 Thursday BYE 6:00pmJanuary 4 Saturday Yuba* Home 7:30pJanuary 7 Tuesday Alameda Away 7:00pJanuary 9 Thursday Napa Valley*(DH) Home 7:30pJanuary 11 Saturday Mendocino*(DH) Away 7:30pJanuary 14 Tuesday LMC*(DH) Away 7:30pJanuary 16 Thursday College of Marin*(DH) Home 7:30pJanuary 18 Saturday Merritt*(DH) Away 7:30pJanuary 22 Wednesday Solano*(DH) Home 7:30pJanuary 24 Friday BYE 6:00pmJanuary 29 Wednesday Yuba*(DH) Away 7:30pJanuary 31 Friday Alameda* Home 7:30pFebruary 5 Wednesday Napa Valley*(DH) Away 7:30pFebruary 7 Friday Mendocino Home 7:30pFebruary 12 Wednesday LMC*(DH) Home 7:30pFebruary 14 Friday College of Marin*(DH) Away 7:30pFebruary 19 Wednesday Merritt*(DH) Home 7:30pFebruary 21 Friday Solano*(DH) Away 7:30p

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE Men’s Basketball SCHEDULE 2013-14(August 28, 2013)

* - Denotes Bay Valley Conference Games DH – Denotes Double Header Games w/Women’s Team Starting @ 5:30p** - Denotes Schedule Changes/Additions ----- - Denotes Game Cancellation

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DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

November 15-17 Fri-Sun Mission College Tournament Santa Clara TBD

(Mission, Contra Costa and six other teams)

November 29-Dec.1 Fri-Sun Ventura College Tournament Ventura TBD

(Ventura, Contra Costa and six other teams)

December 5-7 Thur-Sat Comet Classic San Pablo TBD

(Contra Costa, Chabot, Diablo Valley, Laney, Los Medanos, Mission, Ohlone, Siskiyous)

December 19-21 Thur-Sat College of San Mateo Tournament San Mateo TBD

(San Mateo, Contra Costa, and six other teams)

January 2 Thursday BYE

January 4 Friday Yuba College*# San Pablo 5:30pm

January 7 Tuesday Laney College*# Oakland 5:30 pm

January 9 Thursday Napa Valley College*# San Pablo 5:30 pm

January 11 Saturday Mendocino*# Ukiah 5:30 pm

January 14 Tuesday Los Medanos College Pittsburg 5:30 pm

January 16 Thursday College of Marin*# San Pablo 5:30 pm

January 18 Saturday Merritt College*# Oakland 5:30pm

January 22 Wednesday Solano Community College*# San Pablo 5:30 pm

January 24 Friday BYE

January 29 Wednesday Yuba College*# Marysville 5:30 pm

January 31 Friday Laney College* San Pablo 6:00 pm

February 5 Wednesday Napa Valley College*# Napa 5:30 pm

February 7 Friday Mendocino College*# San Pablo 5:30 pm

February 12 Wednesday Los Medanos College*# San Pablo 5:30 pm

February 14 Friday College of Marin*# Kentfield 5:30 pm

February 19 Wednesday Merritt College*# San Pablo 5:30pm

February 21 Friday Solano Community College*# Fairfield 5:30 pm

February 26 Wednesday 1st Round Playoffs (NorCal) TBD

February 28/March 1 Fri/Sat Regional Quarter-Final Playoffs (NorCal) TBD

March 5 Wednesday Regional Semi-Final Playoffs (NorCal) TBD

March 8 Saturday Regional Final Playoffs (NorCal) TBD

March 15-16 Sat-Sun State Tournament – Final Four Norwalk (Cerritos College)

TBD

CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE WoMen’s Basketball SCHEDULE 2013-14(August 28, 2013)

* Bay Valley Conference game # Doubleheader with men’s team

As of April 8, 2013 – Celebrating 28 Consecutive Years of Women’s Basketball

Head Women’s Basketball Coach Paul DeBolt (510) 235-7800 ext. 4225Assistant Coaches Keith Allison, Teri Williams, Angelita Hutton, Chanel Antonio

16FALL 2013

HonoringSusan Bonilla

State Assemblywoman

Chair, Assembly Budget Subcommittee on Education Finance Member, Budget, Health, Insurance

and Utilities and Commerce Committees

Registration/Lunch/Tee Time 10:30 a.m.Award Ceremony 6:00 p.m.

Monday • October 7, 2013Mira Vista Golf and Country Club

7901 Cutting Blvd.El Cerrito, CA 94530

Contact Jennifer Dyment for more informationjdyment@contracosta.edu

510-235-7800 ext. 4566

A Tournament to Benefit the Contra Costa College Foundation and the Students and Programs of Contra Costa College

Contra Costa CollegeFOUNDATION

14thAnnuAl Sy & Beverly Zell Swinging for ScholarShipSInvitational Golf Tournament and Awards Banquet

17FALL 2013

18FALL 2013

Sunday April 27, 2014

11:00 am to

2:30 pm

WineFood and

11:00 am to 2:30 pm

7thAnnual

presents the scholarship fundraiser

• E v E n t •

CCC PhysiCal EduCation ComPlEx2600 Mission Bell Drive • San Pablo, Ca 94806

HighlightsSamples of

signature dishes

from over 40 popular

Bay Area Restaurants

and Wineries

v

Souvenir

Wine Glass

and Carry Bag

v

Tree of Abundance

v

Silent & Live

Auction

v

Cake Raffle

v

Live Music

Contra Costa CollegeCulinary Arts

contracostafoodandwine.com

SaturdayOctober 19th12pm - 3pm

Chocolate,Cheese &

ChampagneEvent

Three Seasons Restaurant

CCC Campus

Applied Arts BuildingAA 239

$30