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THIS WEEK at Southern State Community College September 14, 2009 IN THE NEWS SSCC Theatre will hold auditions for the upcoming fall production of “The Elephant Man” 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, in the Edward K. Daniels Auditorium on Southern State Com- munity College’s Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro. Auditions are open to both students and the public. The play will take the stage Nov. 13-15. Those interested in audition- ing are asked to visit www.sscctheatre. com/auditions for more information and to access monologues required for the auditions. “The Elephant Man,” written by Bernard Pomerance and directed by Rainee Angles, tells the true story of a man whose body is hideously deformed. John Merrick, remarkably sensitive and intelligent, is exploited by Victorian society and philanthropy. He is befriended by an ambitious and brilliant young surgeon who looks after him in his last few years, finding him a home in a London hospital. SSCC Theatre to hold auditions for “The Elephant Man” The 39th graduating class of Southern State Community College’s practical nursing pro- gram was honored dur- ing a special ceremony held Thursday, Aug. 27, in the college’s Central Campus auditorium. Thirteen students were recognized for comple- tion of the college’s one- year certificate program. “We started this journey one year ago, with one goal on our minds—to become nurses,” said graduate Tanya Mitchell who provided the open- ing comments. “As we progressed, our goal was to pass our tests. As graduation neared, our goal was to graduate. And tonight, our goal is to remain friends.” Southern State’s Director of Nursing Dr. Julianne Krebs and President Dr. Sherry A. Stout offered the welcome, followed by in- troduction of the guest speaker—Jody Puckett, R.N.—by Marilyn Jones, practical nursing faculty member Puckett, a 2002 SSCC graduate and current clinical coordinator at Clermont Mercy Hospi- tal, remarked that times are changing since his experience as the only male nursing student in a class of 30-plus women. When his career as a registered nurse first began, Puckett often was mistaken for a doctor. “You’re a male nurse?” his patients would ask, to which he would reply: “Well, I can’t be a female nurse!” Puckett reflected on the responsibilities that go hand-in-hand with the nursing profession. “Patients will remem- ber you,” he said. “They are real people who put their complete faith and trust in you.” Following Puckett’s speech, Dr. Krebs rec- ommended the gradu- ates for certification. The certificates were presented by Dr. Krebs, Dr. Stout and practical nursing faculty members Dora Davison, Jody Gray, Teresa Grooms, Marilyn Jones and Brenda Tilton. Dr. Krebs recognized Phi Theta Kappa mem- bers Heather Ramsey and Delta Morrison, and announced that Ramsey graduated summa cum laude from the nursing program. Jones then presented the Licensed Practical Nursing As- sociation of Ohio’s free one-year membership award to graduate Hope Gunter. Nursing graduate Jes- sica Mason offered the benediction to close the evening’s ceremony. Graduates of the Southern State Com- munity College practical nursing program include: Stephanie Fuss- necker, Ashley Gabbard, Carla Gerwe, Hope Gunter, Rachel Hensley, Amy Hutchison, Jessica Mason, Tanya Mitchell, Delta Morrison, Stepha- nie Proffitt, Heather Ramsey, Julie Rhodes and Judy Traylor. Practical nursing program graduates 13 Southern State Community College’s 39th graduating class in the practical nursing program includes: (front, l-r) Heather Ramsey of Hillsboro, Judy Traylor of West Union, Delta Morrison of Peebles, Stepha- nie Proffitt of Mt. Orab, Hope Gunter of Greenfield, Ashley Gabbard of Hillsboro; (back, l-r) Tanya Mitchell of Mt. Orab, Amy Hutchison of Winchester, Julie Rhodes of West Union, Jessica Mason of Georgetown, Stephanie Fussnecker of Sardinia, Rachel Hensley of Williamsburg and Carla Gerwe of Bethel (Photo by Bev Hottle).
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THIS WEEKat Southern State Community College
September 14, 2009
IN THE NEWS
SSCC Theatre will hold auditions for the upcoming fall production of “The Elephant Man” 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, in the Edward K. Daniels Auditorium on Southern State Com-munity College’s Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro. Auditions are open to both students and the public. The play will take the stage Nov. 13-15.
Those interested in audition-ing are asked to visit www.sscctheatre.com/auditions for more information and to access monologues required for the auditions.
“The Elephant Man,” written by Bernard Pomerance and directed by Rainee Angles, tells the true story of a man whose body is hideously deformed. John Merrick, remarkably sensitive and intelligent, is exploited by Victorian society and philanthropy. He is befriended by an ambitious and brilliant young surgeon who looks after him in his last few years, finding him a home in a London hospital.
SSCC Theatreto hold auditions for “The Elephant Man”
The 39th graduating class of Southern State Community College’s practical nursing pro-gram was honored dur-ing a special ceremony held Thursday, Aug. 27, in the college’s Central Campus auditorium. Thirteen students were recognized for comple-tion of the college’s one-year certificate program.
“We started this journey one year ago, with one goal on our minds—to become nurses,” said graduate Tanya Mitchell who provided the open-ing comments. “As we progressed, our goal was to pass our tests. As graduation neared, our goal was to graduate. And tonight, our goal is to remain friends.”
Southern State’s Director of Nursing Dr. Julianne Krebs and President Dr. Sherry A. Stout offered the welcome, followed by in-troduction of the guest speaker—Jody Puckett, R.N.—by Marilyn Jones, practical nursing faculty member
Puckett, a 2002 SSCC graduate and current clinical coordinator at Clermont Mercy Hospi-tal, remarked that times are changing since his
experience as the only male nursing student in a class of 30-plus women. When his career as a registered nurse first began, Puckett often was mistaken for a doctor.
“You’re a male nurse?” his patients would ask, to which he would reply: “Well, I can’t be a female nurse!”
Puckett reflected on the responsibilities that go hand-in-hand with the nursing profession.
“Patients will remem-ber you,” he said. “They are real people who put their complete faith and trust in you.”
Following Puckett’s speech, Dr. Krebs rec-ommended the gradu-
ates for certification. The certificates were presented by Dr. Krebs, Dr. Stout and practical nursing faculty members Dora Davison, Jody Gray, Teresa Grooms, Marilyn Jones and Brenda Tilton.
Dr. Krebs recognized Phi Theta Kappa mem-bers Heather Ramsey and Delta Morrison, and announced that Ramsey graduated summa cum laude from the nursing program. Jones then presented the Licensed Practical Nursing As-sociation of Ohio’sfree one-yearmembershipaward to
graduate Hope Gunter.Nursing graduate Jes-
sica Mason offered the benediction to close the evening’s ceremony.
Graduates of the Southern State Com-munity College practical nursing program include: Stephanie Fuss-necker, Ashley Gabbard, Carla Gerwe, Hope Gunter, Rachel Hensley, Amy Hutchison, Jessica Mason, Tanya Mitchell, Delta Morrison, Stepha-nie Proffitt, Heather Ramsey, Julie Rhodes and Judy Traylor.
Practical nursing program graduates 13
Southern State Community College’s 39th graduating class in the practical nursing program includes: (front, l-r) Heather Ramsey of Hillsboro, Judy Traylor of West Union, Delta Morrison of Peebles, Stepha-nie Proffitt of Mt. Orab, Hope Gunter of Greenfield, Ashley Gabbard of Hillsboro; (back, l-r) Tanya Mitchell of Mt. Orab, Amy Hutchison of Winchester, Julie Rhodes of West Union, Jessica Mason of Georgetown, Stephanie Fussnecker of Sardinia, Rachel Hensley of Williamsburg and Carla Gerwe of Bethel (Photo by Bev Hottle).
UPCOMING EVENTS
Health Fair8:30 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 16
Room 106Central Campus, Hillsboro
All-College Meeting8:30-10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16
Room 107Central Campus, Hillsboro
Pronto and Voice ToolsDemonstration/Workshop
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Friday, Sept. 18, Room 101Central Campus, Hillsboro
Fall Quarter BeginsSeptember 21
Southern State SingersFirst rehearsal for the season7 p.m., Monday, Sept. 21
Room 107Central Campus, Hillsboro
Auditions for“The Elephant Man”
6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 25Edward K. Daniels Auditorium
Central Campus, Hillsboro
Board of Trustees Meeting7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14
Fayette Campus, W.C.H.
Comments or submissions?Contact Director of Public Relations
Kris Cross at [email protected] call 1-800-628-7722, ext. 2676.
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IN THE NEWS
SSCC Women’sVOLLEYBALL
ScheduleRoster
The 2009 Southern State Community College Volleyball Team includes: (l-r) Head Coach Bruce Davis, K.C. Coy of Blanchester H.S., Kelsey Juillerat of Hillsboro H.S., Nichole Lopez of Blanchester H.S., Jessica Geiger of Hillsboro H.S., Jackie Fannin of Whiteoak H.S., Ashlee Liston of West Union H.S., Kristi Beasley of West Union H.S., Skyelyn Lucas of Whiteoak H.S., and Assistant Coach Courtney Swope. Absent from photo is Taylor Jodrey of North Adams H.S.
8/25 UC Clermont HOME 6 p.m.9/1 OU Lancaster HOME 6 p.m.9/3 OSU Mansfield Away 6 p.m.9/10 Miami U. Hamilton HOME 6 p.m.9/11 Crown College HOME 6 p.m.9/16 OSU Marion Away 5 p.m.9/21 Miami U. Hamilton Away 6 p.m.9/24 Clark State Away 6 p.m.9/27 OU Lancaster Away 1 p.m.9/29 Ohio Christian Away 6 p.m.10/3 Clark State HOME 6 p.m.10/7 UC Clermont Away 7 p.m.10/8 Ohio Christian HOME 6 p.m.10/11 OSU Mansfield HOME 2 p.m.
All HOME matches are played at The Patriot Center, Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro.
KRISTI BEASLEYK.C. COY
JACKIE FANNINJESSICA GEIGER
KELSEY JUILLERATTAYLOR JODREYASHLEE LISTONNICHOLE LOPEZSKYELYN LUCAS
COACHBRUCE DAVIS
ASSISTANT COACHCOURTNEY SWOPE
09’
Southern State’s four rural campuses pose many unique com-munication challenges for faculty, staff and students. It is difficult to establish a real-time communica-tion system that can be used for a variety of applications.
Wimba’s Pronto software may hold a solution.
Pronto is more than just an instant message system. The new enhanced Pronto provides many educational applications.
Users can text, as well as use voice, video and application sharing of desktops. Users also can make use of a whiteboard application and group sessions system.
To learn more about Pronto’s significant instructional value, plan to attend the Pronto and Voice Tools demonstration and workshop from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Room
101 at Southern State’s Central Campus.
Visit www.wimba.com/prod-ucts/wimba_pronto/ for more information.
Students can Pronto peers as soon as classes begin. The Class-mates tab is activated from the mo-
ment a student registers for classes. Students also can become a Creator and initiate a group study session, as well as Pronto instructors, librar-ians, help desk and student services.
GETTING STARTED• Connect to the Blackboard
portal at SSCC (https://portal.sscc.edu/bboard.htm)
• Log in to Blackboard to set up a Pronto account
• Click on the link to Wimba Pronto and follow the instruc-tions to set up an account
• Verify your account by check-ing your email
• Download the Pronto software if it is not already installed
• Log in to Pronto and get started!
Wimba Pronto free workshop offered Friday
SSCC Men’sSOCCER
ScheduleRoster
The 2009 Southern State Community College Soccer Team includes: (front, l-r) freshmen players Josh Kreal, Chase Burns, Nathan Rollyson, Tyler Jimison, Preston Lowe, Caleb Conn, Joseph Huff IV, Mitchell Johnson and Jordan England; (back, l-r) Head Coach Josh Thoroman, sophomore players Justin Sawin, Kristopher Duff, Kevin Ache, Jordan Smith, Adam Schelling, Nick Davis, Curtis Rowlands, Kevin L. Walker and Assistant Coach Sean Sweeney. Absent from the photo are Nathan Guenther, Ben Hudson and As-sistant Coach Nathan Puckett.
KEVIN ACHECHASE BURNSCALEB CONNNICK DAVISKRIS DUFF
JORDAN ENGLANDNATHAN GUENTHER
BEN HUDSONJOSEPH HUFF IVTYLER JIMISON
MITCHELL JOHNSONJOSH KREAL
PRESTON LOWENATHAN ROLLYSONCURTIS ROWLANDS
JUSTIN SAWINADAM SCHELLING
JORDAN SMITHKEVIN L. WALKER
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8/22 Kentucky Christian College Away 1 p.m.8/26* Ohio Christian University* HOME 6 p.m.8/28 Jamestown Community College Away TBA8/29 Lorain County Community College Away TBA9/8 World Harvest Bible College* HOME 6 p.m.9/11 Crown College HOME TBA9/13 St. Catharine College HOME 2 p.m.9/19 SSCC SOCCER SHOOTOUT
OSU Marion vs. Lorain CCCJamestown CC vs. Southern State
HOME 2 p.m.415 p.m.
9/20 SSCC SOCCER SHOOTOUTConsolation Game
Championship GameHOME 10 a.m.
1215 p.m.
9/29 Ohio Christian University* Away TBA10/2 OSU Mansfield HOME 5 p.m.10/9 St. Catherine College JV Away TBA
10/10 Crown College Away TBA10/13 World Harvest Bible College* Away TBA10/16 Appalachian Bible College Away TBA10/17 Kentucky Christian University HOME 1 p.m.10/23 Appalachian Bible College HOME TBA10/25 OSU Mansfield* Away 2 p.m.10/30 OSU Marion* Away 4 p.m.11/5 OCAC TOURNAMENT HOME 4 p.m.11/6 OCAC TOURNAMENT HOME 2 p.m. & 415 p.m.
11/7 OCAC TOURNAMENT HOME 10 a.m. & 1215 p.m.
* Denotes conference games. Members of the Ohio Collegiate Athletic Conference include Ohio Christian University, Ohio State University Mansfield, Ohio State University Marion, Southern State Community College and World Harvest Christian College.
COACHJOSH THOROMAN
ASSISTANT COACHNATHAN PUCKETT
SEAN SWEENEY
