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TH« SANDY (Ore.) POST Thwr«., Apr. 17. 1969 (Sec. 1)
College Holds
Budget Hearing
Space, Utility, Beauty Evident in Gym
The first meeting o f the Mt.
Hood
Community
College
Budget Committee was held
April 10 at the college. Dr.
George Casterline was elected
chairman o f the committee.
The
1 9 6 9 -7 0
budget
document was distributed to
committee members to be
further
studied
prior
to
discussion
at
the second
budget
the
meeting
of
committee April 24.
The college tax base is
$875,000 which makes up the
local share for the operation o f
the college.
Cost
to
the individual
taxpayer will be approximately
96 cents per $1000 true cash
value for operation. Last year’s
cost was about 88 cents. For a
$15,000 home, the tax for
college operation would be
approximately $14.40.
Funds for construction o f
college buildings are provided
by the recent bond issue.
uilding
Booms
EXTERIOR OF THE 58,000 square foot health and physical education building reflects
modern architecture and is done in cement. The facility currently serves as a
multi purpose unit along with the occupational educational building. The college also has
completed a one-tenth mile long vocational technical facility.
Medical Program
To Begin in Fall
Mt. H o o d C om m unity
C o lle g e is d evelop in g a
tw o -y ea r Associate Degree
program to train inhalation
therapy technicians starting in
Fall 1969. The program will
prepare students to enter the
medical field as technicians in
this specialized field.
‘‘As medical techniques
grow more com plex, it is
increasingly difficult for the
doctor to perform all o f the
functions o f modern medical
care. In order to meet this
contingency, a new profession
o f trained technicians has been
developed to serve as valuable
a ssista n ts to the medical
profession. They are called
allied health assistants or
specialists," according to Arnie
H e u c h e rt,
d ir e c t o r o f
Professional and Technical
Education.
The general education core
o f th is program requires
courses in English, anatomy,
physiology, chemistry, physics,
m a th , m icr o b io lo g y , and
p s y c h o l o g y . S p e c ia liz e d
Board Commends
College Author
The Mt. Hood Community
College board o f education
commended Paul Tolomen,
a s s is ta n t
d ir e c to r
of
professional
and
technical
education,
for
an article
recently
published in the
March 1969 issue of Education
Leadership.
This is the second article
p ub lish ed
by
Tolomen.
Entitled
"The
Pedagogic
Numbers Game,” it is a
comment on the inadequacies
o f the present grading system.
courses within this framework
also include inhalation therapy
t h e o r y , and in h a la tio n
application.
Other requirements include
p h a r m a c o lo g y , pathology,
o u tp a tie n t
care
and
rehabilitation, Administrative
Procedures as well as Clinical
Experience and '('raining.
T he field o f inhalation
therapy is comparatively new
and expanding rapidly with
today’s ever-changing medical
technology. With this rapid
growth the need for trained
technicians is also increasing.
Upon completion of the Mt.
H ood C< mmunity College
two-year program in inhalation
therapy, the trained student
may expect a beginning salary
of $400 a month moving to
$700 upon passing the registry
examination by the state.
Mt. Hood College is only
the second college in the state
o f Oregon to offer such a
p rogram .
For
m ore
information, call 665-1131.
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SOCIAL WELFARE ASST
Mt.
Hood
Community
College has received funding
authorization to develop a
program for Social Welfare
Assistant, Dr. Leo Mariantes,
dean o f instruction, reported
Thursday at the board of
education meeting.
The funds for such research
and development projects are
made available from the U.S.
Office of Education.
Cost is not to exceed
was
$3,000,
the
college
advised.
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UNIQUE TRIANGLE DESIGN of donned roof of health and PE building catches the eye.
Lutes and Amundsen of Springfield are architects. The floor will be used for a variety of
physical education classes which are provided by Mt. Hood Community College to meet
state requirements. Classroom cubicles surround the floor.
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- BUYING? -
- SELLING? -
- TRADING? -
The Mt. Hood Community
College board o f education
took action Thursday night to
proceed with drawings and go
to bid on the college Technical
Arts building which is planned
to be ready for occupancy by
Fall quarter.
The $300,000 building will
p ro v id e
m uch
needed
classroom space in lieu of
procuring temporary trailer
housing. Completion o f the
main academic center will also
give more space for technical
programs.
The Technical Arts building
is to be o f concrete and wood
construction which will tie in
with other wood structures
planned on the campus. The
majority o f the buildings are to
be o f concrete and steel. The
academic center is to be brick
masonry.
Footings for the main
academic center and some of
the mall level flooring are being
poured now, according to Don
Lutes, college architect. The
addition
to
the
physical
education building will be
completed by July 1, 1970 and
the library is scheduled for an
August, 1971 completion date.
Two parking lots will provide
approximately 1000 additional
parking spaces by Fall quarter.
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