November 21, 2007 ‘r,'f ÿ o r t l a n ô (D h s v ru v r CAREERS EDUCATION Page B9 Promoting Excellence and Student Success: College executive makes it her priority State of the College Address and the Clark College-YW CA Women of Achievement celebration. Dragomir supports student suc­ cess by serving as the co-advisor for the college’s Latino Club for students. Last year, she coordinated the college’s first Cinco de Mayo celebration, held for the college and the general community. In the com m unity, she has served as a Sunday school teacher for Crossroads Com m unity Church in Vancouver. She has recently signed up to become a m entor in the "I Have a Dream ” program of South­ west W ashington. Clark College President Robert K. Knight said, “W hen you think Marta Dragomir of Clark College has been named an “Accomplished & U n d e r 4 0 ” h o n o re e by the Vancouver Business Journal. Dragomir serves as executive as­ sistant in the Com m unications and M arketing Department of the col­ lege. She graduated summa cum laude from DeVry University in Long Beach with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Admin­ istration. In addition, Dragomir works with the Clark College President's office to plan and execute major college events including last year’s com­ mencement ceremony featuring Gov. Chris Gregoire, the annual Clark Col­ lege Distinguished Lecture Series, the When you think about the people who make a college run smoothly, you probably think first about faculty and administrators...But some of the most valuable contributions at Clark College are made by people who work quietly but effectively behind the scenes. Marta Dragomir is one o f those I - Robert K. Knight, excepti on a I i n d ivi duals. Clark College President Marta Dragomir about the people who make a col­ lege run smoothly, you probably think first about faculty and adm inistra- tors. They’re the people you see most frequently and the names you hear most often. But some of the most valuable contributions at Clark College are made by people who work quietly but effectively behind the scenes. Marta Dragomir is one of those exceptional individuals.” Environmental Health, Safety Program Coming to Mt. Hood In partnership with the Oregon O ccupational Safety and Health D ivision, Mt. Hood Com m unity College isestablishing the state’s first O ccupational Health and Safety Instructional C enter on a college campus. The new center will become a part of the college’s Environmental Health and Safety degree program. “This alliance allows the college to become a major training center in promoting safety and health in the workplace,” said Dr. Javid Mohtasham. 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