ASG senators appointed departmental liaison
A new program has been
implemented by the Associated
Student
Government
which
hopes to hear the gripes, opin
ions, and needs of all the people
involved with the College, ac
cording to Mike McCarty, As
sociated
Student Government
president.
The program, which will
assign one senator to each di
vision chairperson for the pur
pose of dealing with the prob
lems of students, faculty, staff
and administration in that par
ticular area, was first discussed
in the fall of 1977.
This Student Liaison Com
mittee, as it is known, will pro
vide help to anyone experienc
ing problems with classes, teach
ers, students or the general work
ings of the College.
It will also provide an out
let for constructive criticism to
be voiced to ASG, said McCarty.
Senators involved in coordi
briefs
Iron class
Traditional and contemporary
working with iron will be the
format for a welding course to
be offered next term at the Col
lege, said Jeff Molatore, College
instructor of the class.
"Ornamental Iron" as it is
reffered to, is a non-prequisite
occupational course designed for
all students regardless if they
have had welding experience or
not, Molatore said.
Students will be expected to
design and build a project that
will have a practical usage, he
said.
"The project should be
oriented to skills which are eco
nomically suitable," he said.
The course is not intended for
sculptural purposes,
Molatore
said.
The students will be building
such projects as metal railings,
window grids, shelving braces,
etc., Molatore said.
Molatore said that the course
will extend for ten class periods
beginning on Saturday, April 1
from 8 a.m. to noon.
Fees
include a $15 materials cost in
addition to regular registration
costs.
Further information about
the course can be obtained by
contacting Jeff Molatore at 656-
2631, ext. 281.
Wastewater
clinic
A short school for water/
wastewater professional opera
tors as well as College students
will be offered at the College.
All are invited to attend the
self-improvement clinic relating
to their profession.
The clinic will be held from
March 22 to 24 at the College
and will require,a $25 registra
tion fee.
The clinic is being sponsored
by the Pacific Northwest Pollu
tion Control Association, North
west Oregon Operators Section
of the PNPdA, Oregop State
Department of Environmental
Quality and the College.
For more information, con
tact Dan Lundy, instructor, at
656-2631, ext. 307.
Information about the series
is available from the college
counseling offices. The class is
free.
Beat system
"Beat the System" is the title
of a practical political science
class being offered spring quar
ter at Clackamas Community
College.
The five-week series will be
offered Wednesdays from 7 to
10 p.m. in the College's Mc
Loughlin Hall Theatre beginning
March 29.
"Topics include: "Introduc
tion: How it Hangs Together and
Can Hang Us Separately," March
29; "Shaking the Hand of Uncle
Sam-Handouts
and Hassles,"
April 5; "Sailing through Salem
on the Stormy Seas of Citizen
Access," April 12. "You Can
Fight City Hall and City Hall
Can Fight You," April 12, and
"Tying
it
All
Together,"
April 26.
Joe Uris, political science in
structor, will coordinate the ser
ies which will
include guest
speakers.
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us," Chitty said. "We wil
gin to work out the kink
the committee as it get|a|
older and as we begin to I
the needs of the people, at
College."
In the future we areiho,
to distribute flyers which
explain the project and®
gripe boxes throughout the
pus, Chitty said.
For further information
tact Lisa Chitty, ext. 257a
Instructor visits Alaska;
NDSL meeting
All students with National
Direct Student Loans must- at
tend the exit interviews to be
held March 8, 9, and 10, ac
cording to Ron Hoodye, Finan
cial Aids Specialist.
Students should check with
Financial Aids office for time
and place.
Mechanics class
A ten-part
class for auto
mechanics interested in certifi
cation under the National In
stitute for Automotive Service
Excellence program is being of
fered as a class beginning March
28.
The class is designed to help
prepare the student for the Nat
ional tests to be given in May.
The NIASE certification pro-
grarh will provide auto mechanics
with recognition, better career
opportunities and a higher level
of professionalism.
Classes will be offered Tues
day and Thursday evenings from
7 to 10 p.m. in Barlow Hall,
room 163.
Information is available from
the College's automotive depart
ment 656-2631, ext. 294.
Photojournalism
Budding photographers will
have a chance to learn the basics
of
news photography spring
term.
Randy Wood, staff photog
rapher of The Oregonian, will
be teaching J 134 Photojourna
lism at noon on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
Bernice Peachy, College Adult
Basic Education (ABE) instruc
tor, travelled to Alaska last week
to evaluate ABE programs in,
Juneau,
Tanacross, Fairbanks
and Bethel.
Peachy was
selected from
Oregon to evaluate these pro
grams by state directors of adult
basic education. One of these
directors. Dr. Jane Evanson, Re
gion X adult education staff
.development program director
accompanied
the
evaluating
team.
Evanson helps coordinate the
evaluation of programs in four
states - Alaska, Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon. ABE programs
in these four states must be
evaluated by law
under the
Health, Education and Welfare
(HEW) regulations.
There are four teams con
sisting of four
ABE profes
sionals - instructor, program
director, state department of
ficial and university represent
ative. Team members are chosen
from programs in one of the
other three states not being
evaluated at that time, according
to Evanson.
Peachy visited ABE, General
Education Development (GED)„
and English as a Second Lang
uage (ESL) programs involved in
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bers have determined the ni
of the people in the com™
according to Peachy.
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the programs offer," ■
said.
Evanson is in the prfl
compiling the informal
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ent programs in the future.
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grams are existing andj
benefits the students irij
are getting," Evanson said.
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Loan fund
A new emergency loan fund
will be available spring term for
all full time college students seek
ing immediate financial aid.
Bob Felix, owner of Felix
Logging in Oregon City, through
the Clackamas/Multnomah Chap
ter Oregon Log Truckers Associ
ation (OLTA), donated $1,000
to open the fund.
To qualify for a loan, each
student must be enrolled as a
full time student and have attend
ed the college for at least four
weeks
A maximum amount of $35
will be loaned on a 30 day basis.
No interest will be assessed but
a $1 service charge will be re
quired.
Another stipulation is that the
funds cannot be used toward
tuition expenses.
nating this program are Richard
Weiss,
humanities and social
sciences; Kirk Brust, math, sci
ence and engineering;
Rory
Farrow, health, P.E. and human
services; Lisa Chitty, business
education and audio/visual and
Denise Kline, agricultural and
industrial progress.
Messages to any of these
student representatives can be
left in their senate mailboxes
located in the student activities
office in the Community Center.
Complaints or comments should
be addressed to the appropriate
senator, and should include the
name of the person leaving the
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