MHC's Red Hot Chili Preppers spiced it up at the annual Downtown Chili Cook-Off on July 24.
New Employees & Appointments
Please join Human Resources in welcoming the following new employees:
Management:
Deanna Haysom, Development Officer, College Advancement
Jessica Reinheller, Program Administrator, Continuing Studies
Linda Schwartz, Vice-President, Academic
Faculty:
Division of Adult Development
Michael Kapcsos, Instructor, English/Social Studies – Open Learning Centre
Division of Business
Miranda Davies, Instructor, Business Administration
Tammy Keller, Instructor, Office Technology
Division of Health Studies
Louella Oberg, Instructor, Practical Nurse
Division of Science
Ben Julius, Instructor, Kinesiology/Head Coach – Rattlers Men’s Basketball
Barry Iwanicki, Instructor, Power Engineering
Trades
Lee Eiserman, Instructor, Automotive Service Technician
Tim McRoberts, Instructor, Automotive Service Technician Program
Support Staff:
Louise Solomon, Administrative Assistant, Division of Health Studies
Zoe Brooks-Lacasse, Administrative Assistant, College Advancement
Please join Human Resources in congratulating the following employees on their new appointments:
Management:
Matthew Jubelius, Manager, Simulation Learning Centre
Faculty:
Division of Adult Development
Heather Kazimir, Instructor, English as a Second Language
Sonya Teel, Instructor, Science – Open Learning Centre
Division of Health Studies
Brenda French, Instructor, Nursing
Stephanie Nowaczyk, Instructor, Practical Nurse
Rob Stock, Instructor, Paramedic
Division of Science
Alannah Maurer, Instructor, UT Science
Trades
Chad Schulz, Instructor, Heavy Equipment Technician
Support Staff:
Natalie Parker, Recreation Facilities Supervisor, Sport & Wellness
Admissions Update, as of July 30
Overall the number of applications for the fall are down by 2.7% (63 fewer applications) from last year.
Programs with an increase of 10 or more applicants from last year are:
Open Studies +40
B. Applied Health Sciences (Paramedic) +23
English as a Second Language – International +20
Social Work Diploma +19
Therapist Assistant Diplomas +16
English as a Second Language for Canadians +13
Programs with a decline of 10 or more applicants from last year are:
Upgrading -40
UT: Bachelor of Arts -29
UT: Bachelor of Education -29
Business Administration Diploma -27 (Note that this decline is due to a change in processing winter applications).
B. Applied Arts (Visual Communications) -23
Education Assistant -11
Congratulations Bingo Winners
The winners of the Chicken Bingo at the Stampede Breakfast were Gayle Lemeire ($75) and Wally G ($70). $150 went to student scholarships. Thanks to everyone for playing and a special thank you to Rodger Sloan for providing the very productive chickens.
Volunteers Needed
Be part of Homecoming 2010 on September 18 by volunteering a few hours of your time to help make this year's event the best ever! A variety of positions are available - contact Laura at ext. 3897 or lcarlson@mhc.ab.ca for more info.
NISOD July Newsletter
In the July issue of Hook 'Em Up,
- find out how Career Step (UT) can help your institution build self-sustaining programs,
- discover Monster's many resources for educators, and
- read another Top Ten Essay from the Community College Week-NISOD Student Essay contest.
Computers for Sale
Flat screen monitors are available for $40. Internal 80GB hard drives for $5 Email Rodger Sloan to view.
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