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January 26. 2011
Mt. Hood CC Leadership Search
College board
lauds outgoing
president
T he Mt. H ood C o m m u n ity C o l­
lege b o ard re c e n tly a n n o u n ce d
th at Jo h n . J. “ S k i” S y g ie lsk i has
a c c e p te d a p o sitio n as p re sid en t
o f H arrisb u rg A rea C o m m u n ity
C o lle g e in P en n sy lv an ia.
S y g ielsk i has serv ed as M H C C
p re sid en t sin ce Ju ly 2008 and w ill
c o n tin u e in th at p o sitio n until the
e n d o f the sch o o l y e ar on Ju n e 30.
C o lleg e o fficials said d u rin g his
th re e y e a rs at M H C C , S y g ie ls k i’s
has b een the d riv in g fo rce b eh in d
sig n ific a n t a d v a n c e m e n ts fo r the
sc h o o l.
“T he b o ard is g ratefu l to Dr. Ski
for his ste a d fa st c o m m itm e n t to
serv in g stu d e n ts,” said B rian J.
F reem an, M H C C b o ard chair. “ W e
g av e h im th e d ire c tio n to im p ro v e
the c o lle g e ’s p e rfo rm a n c e in th ree
k ey a re a s: c o m m u n ity e n g a g e ­
m ent, M H C C e n ro llm e n t from o u r
d is tric t’s h ig h sc h o o ls an d p ri­
v ate su p p o rt o f the M H C C F o u n ­
d atio n . H e has c le a rly a c h ie v e d all
th e se o b je c tiv e s an d m an y m o re,
in c lu d in g a 2 0 2 0 C a m p u s M a ste r
P lan , in n o v a tiv e a c a d e m ic p ro ­
g ra m s an d g ro w th in d is ta n c e
le a rn in g .”
John ‘S ki” Sygielski
T h e b o a rd is d e v e lo p in g p la n s
fo r a p re s id e n tia l sea rc h as w ell as
p la n s fo r an in te rim p re sid e n t.
C o lleg e L ib rary at
M a y w o o d P ark
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M t. H ood C om m unity C ollege
now serves the Parkrose area w ith a
new 5 00 square foot library at the
M ayw ood Park Cam pus, 10100N.E.
Prescott St.
T he library is stocked w ith books
and o th er m aterials in E nglish, as
well as Spanish, giving M H C C stu­
dents and others an im portant re­
source close to hom e, or w here they
attend classes.
T here are also a num ber o f sm all
laptop com puters available fo r tw o-
hour check-out. T he hours o f o p ­
eration are M ondays - T hursdays,
8 a.m . - 8 p.m .: Fridays, 8 a.m . - 5
p.m .; Saturdays, 9 a .m .- 1 p.m .: and
Sundays, noon - 4 p.m . T he library
is closed holidays.
The M ayw ood Park cam pus o f­
fers classes in w riting, m ath, p sy ­
chology, English as a second lan­
guage, English as a non-native lan ­
guage, general educational d ip lo ­
m as, adult basic skills, w orkforce
developm ent and non-credit c o m ­
m unity education.
T he cam pus offers college place­
m ent testing, G E D testing and stu ­
dent advising services. A C o m m u ­
nity Skills C en ter offers self-paced
co m p u ter and office skills classes
designed to upgrade stu d en ts’ jo b
skills.
F o r m o re in f o r m a tio n , c a ll
M ayw ood Park at 503-491-6100.
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Portland C om m unity College will
once again give students assistance
w ith subm itting their free ap p lica­
tion for financial aid for college.
PC C is hosting its annual F in an ­
cial A id Day on Saturday, Jan. 29
from 9 a.m . to noon at the R ock
Creek, C ascade, Sylvania and South­
east Portland cam puses.
S ta ff and student volunteers will
be on hand to help students in co m ­
pleting the FA FSA form s and su b ­
m itting the application online.
S tudents should bring th eir p ar­
ents after they dow nload the FA FSA
form by filling it out as com pletely as
possible, and the appropriate p re ­
a p p lic a tio n w o rk sh e e t fo u n d at
fafsa.ed .g o v. Students and parents
should bring their Social Security
num bers, birth dates, financial aid
PIN, inform ation on incom e earned
for 2010, a 2010 W -2, last pay stub
from 2010 or 2009, tax return and
current value o f assets.
PCC recently hired a V eterans
A ffairs Specialist to help serve stu­
dents returning from com bat access
educational benefits. T he specialist
helps veterans and th eir spouses
and dependents use their benefits
to support their college expenses.
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