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OND:09 - The Librarian is IN: Faculty Consultations for Library Resources
Will Baty, Paula Burks, Micca Gray, Andrea Proehl, Nancy Persons, Alicia Virtue, Molly Matheson,
Phyllis Usina, Karen Petersen

Library resources have evolved dramatically in function and interface. These tools have strong potential to help students succeed when integrated into their instruction. These consultations offer faculty the opportunity to meet 1 on 1 or in small groups with their liaison librarian to gain knowledge and skills in the use of SRJC library resources such as Smart Search, E-Book Collections, Noodlebib, new databases and other learning resources.

To make arrangements for a consultation with your liaison librarian, go to:

http://www.santarosa.edu/library/services/liaisons.html

This page lists each librarian and the department/subject area they work with.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under Chancellor's Office Guidelines for Instructional Improvement and AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field.

15:AA
The Image that Brought an Era to an End
Presenters: Heidi Saleh, Hoda Rashad and Layla Marzouk

Background to the Egyptian Revolution and the significance of Khaled Saeed will be presented by Hoda Rashad (Egyptian activist) and Heide Saleh (Art History Instructor) followed by a discussion with Layla Marzouk (his mother) and Sahra Saeed (his sister). Marzouk and Saeed will discuss the impact of the murder of their son/brother as well as current issues including: the role of women in a post-Mubarak Egypt; the current struggles of Christian Egyptians, and the role of American in Middle Eastern politics.

Learning Outcome Objectives for this activity:

1. Understanding the current political situation in Egypt.
2. Exploring aspects of living in the Post-Mubarak era.
3. View how a single powerful image can contribute to a start of a revolution.

03:DSL:A1
Building Safety Coordinator/Area Safety Coordinator Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

For the purposes of emergency preparedness and response it is helpful to view the District on a building by building level. Each building has occupants, who must rely on one another in the event of an emergency, and each building is comprised of one or more areas where occupants are organized based on like purpose, physical space, or other functional or operational reason. This arrangement can be used to create an efficient organizational structure for emergency preparedness and response. To do this, each building needs one representative to serve as the Building Safety Coordinator, and each area needs at least one person to serve as an Area Safety Coordinator.

In the near future the District will be recruiting people to fill these important positions. The workshops below will introduce the various roles and responsibilities, and will serve as a kick-off for other emergency preparedness events to follow.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

04:AL:H1-1
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: The Artist

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

03:DSL:A2
Building Safety Coordinator/Area Safety Coordinator Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

For the purposes of emergency preparedness and response it is helpful to view the District on a building by building level. Each building has occupants, who must rely on one another in the event of an emergency, and each building is comprised of one or more areas where occupants are organized based on like purpose, physical space, or other functional or operational reason. This arrangement can be used to create an efficient organizational structure for emergency preparedness and response. To do this, each building needs one representative to serve as the Building Safety Coordinator, and each area needs at least one person to serve as an Area Safety Coordinator.

In the near future the District will be recruiting people to fill these important positions. The workshops below will introduce the various roles and responsibilities, and will serve as a kick-off for other emergency preparedness events to follow.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

10:NFO:A
New Faculty Development Program

1. DTREC/Tenure Review (1:00-1:40 pm)
Abe Farkas, Dean, Curriculum Development and Educational Support Services

2. “What I Wish I Knew My 1st Year” (1:45-2:30 pm)
Sean Martin, Philosophy Instructor and DTREC Faculty Chair

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students                         4) Mentor Activity (M):- Social Activity for mentors and mentees.

04:AL:A One Working Reporter
Robert Digitale

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Monday, September 10, 2012, 12 noon
Newman Auditorium, Emeritus Hall
Santa Rosa Campus

We hear the daily newspaper is in trouble due to the rise of the Internet. Robert Digitale has been a reporter at The Press Democrat for three decades. His assignments have included city hall, education, real estate and other business news. Besides print, he hosts two online blogs for the newspaper and uses Twitter and other social media. Digitale will give an insider’s view of one journalist’s move from print to the Internet, as well as his own journey publishing a first novel in the fantasy genre. He also will read a selection from his novel, Horse Stalker.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

03:DSL:A3
Building Safety Coordinator/Area Safety Coordinator Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

For the purposes of emergency preparedness and response it is helpful to view the District on a building by building level. Each building has occupants, who must rely on one another in the event of an emergency, and each building is comprised of one or more areas where occupants are organized based on like purpose, physical space, or other functional or operational reason. This arrangement can be used to create an efficient organizational structure for emergency preparedness and response. To do this, each building needs one representative to serve as the Building Safety Coordinator, and each area needs at least one person to serve as an Area Safety Coordinator.

In the near future the District will be recruiting people to fill these important positions. The workshops below will introduce the various roles and responsibilities, and will serve as a kick-off for other emergency preparedness events to follow.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

03:DSL:A4
Building Safety Coordinator/Area Safety Coordinator Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

For the purposes of emergency preparedness and response it is helpful to view the District on a building by building level. Each building has occupants, who must rely on one another in the event of an emergency, and each building is comprised of one or more areas where occupants are organized based on like purpose, physical space, or other functional or operational reason. This arrangement can be used to create an efficient organizational structure for emergency preparedness and response. To do this, each building needs one representative to serve as the Building Safety Coordinator, and each area needs at least one person to serve as an Area Safety Coordinator.

In the near future the District will be recruiting people to fill these important positions. The workshops below will introduce the various roles and responsibilities, and will serve as a kick-off for other emergency preparedness events to follow.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

04:AL:B
Rising from Tahrir: A Humanistic Take on the Egyptian Revolution
Hoda Rashad

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

In any historic event, dramatic things happen. But a chronology of events never tells us what it was like to be there. What was it like for the mothers, the writers, the activists, the Muslim Brotherhood and others? Hoda Rashad will attempt to open a window into the unique lives, histories, opinions and actions that collided to define a new Egypt. She will share the experiences of 10 very different Egyptians representing different entities and schools of thought, compiled from over 40 hours of recorded conversations, offering a deeper sense of the root causes and inner workings of the Egyptian revolution.

Hoda Rashad has a Bachelor’s Degree in Middle Eastern Studies and a Master’s Degree in Teaching English as a Foreign Language. During the revolution, Rashad was involved with people at the forefront of the protests. During the days of the occupation of Tahrir (Liberation) Square, she wrote a non-political blog under the pseudonym Salma Mokadem, reporting on the dramatic events that were taking place as they occurred.

She began writing a book shortly after President Mubarak abdicated his presidency in February of 2011. Her book, Rising From Tahrir, is currently available on Amazon.com.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

03:DSL:B1
Building Emergency Plan Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

One of the main roles of the Building Safety Coordinators and Area Safety Coordinators is to work together to create and update a Building Emergency Plan (BEP) for their specific situation. Every building is unique and thus every building needs a roadmap for how to deal with emergencies. The BEP takes the general information of the Emergency Preparedness Handbook and makes it real by assigning specific roles and responsibilities as well as creating building specific procedures for emergency response and recovery.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

03:DSL:B2
Building Emergency Plan Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

One of the main roles of the Building Safety Coordinators and Area Safety Coordinators is to work together to create and update a Building Emergency Plan (BEP) for their specific situation. Every building is unique and thus every building needs a roadmap for how to deal with emergencies. The BEP takes the general information of the Emergency Preparedness Handbook and makes it real by assigning specific roles and responsibilities as well as creating building specific procedures for emergency response and recovery.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

10:NFO:A
New Faculty Development Program

1. Admissions and Records - An Overview (1:00-2:00 pm)(C)
Diane Traversi, Director of Admissions and Records AND Freyja Pereira, Director, Academic Records and International Student Admissions

2. Crisis Intervention Resource Team (2:00 - 3:00 pm) (C)
Margaret Grayson and CIRT Team Representatives

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.

As part of the New Faculty Development Program:

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students

            4) Mentor Activity (M):-Social Activity for mentors and mentees. 

21:AA
New Faculty Development Program - Year Two: Culinary Arts Center Tour
Presenter: Michael Salinger

A guided tour of SJRC's Culinary Arts Center, which includes an overview of the facility, course offerings and SRJC's Culinary Program.

The Learning Outcome for this workshop includes:
To make the course available to students in the Culinary Arts program. To identify the opportunities available to students through the Culinary Arts program.

03:DSL:B3
Building Emergency Plan Workshops

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOPS

One of the main roles of the Building Safety Coordinators and Area Safety Coordinators is to work together to create and update a Building Emergency Plan (BEP) for their specific situation. Every building is unique and thus every building needs a roadmap for how to deal with emergencies. The BEP takes the general information of the Emergency Preparedness Handbook and makes it real by assigning specific roles and responsibilities as well as creating building specific procedures for emergency response and recovery.

Below is a link to the District’s Emergency Preparedness Handbook. Please take the time to review this handbook and think about emergency preparedness.

http://www.santarosa.edu/administration/college-safety/emergency-preparedness/pdf/EmergencyHandbook-2008-09.pdf

If you have questions, please call the Environmental Health and Safety Department at 527-4803.

2.)  Leverage technology to improve the success of your online students In this webinar, Cindy Peel, Assistant Director for Educational Technology Projects at eTROY, Troy University's online course delivery division, will discuss how their need to better identify, support, and sustain online students led to the implementation of early warning and student tracking technology from Starfish Retention Solutions. As a straightforward plug-in to the institution's Learning Management system, Starfish(r) helps eTROY deploy, document, and refine online student services and student interventions. Learn how you can make an impact at your institution. Register now to hear eTROY's experiences in this upcoming Webinar.
*    Wed, Sep 26, 2012 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM ET
*    https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/295368406   

04:AL:H1-4
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: He Who Gets Slapped

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

Classified Staff Orientation

Agenda
8:15 – 8:30 Coffee & Conversation

8:30 – 8:35 Welcome from the President’s Office Dr. Frank Chong, President/Superintendent

8:45 – 9:15 Payroll and Human Resources Sabrina Meyer, Assistant Director, Human Resources Deepa Desai, Manager, Payroll

9:15 – 9:30 Participatory Governance Governance DVD-intro Bob Peterson, SEIU Committee Specialist Debbie Weatherly, President, Classified Senate

9:30 - 9:45 Introductions and Ice Breaker Activity Mary Sandberg, Staff Development Coordinator
9:45 - 10:00 Alan Wintermeyer, President, SEIU 10:00 – 10:15

Break 10:15 – 10:45

10:45 – 11:15 Workplace Wellness Susan Quinn, Director, Student Health Services
Workplace Safety Steven Potter, Sergeant, District Police AND Jason Escher, Hazardous Materials Specialist, Environmental Health and Safety

11:15 – 11:35 Doyle Library – walk to Medial Services; proceed to second floor reference desk Anne O’Toole, Media Services Overview Cathleen Cummings, Library Technician, library services overview
11:35 – 12:20

12:20 – 12:30 Wrap-up Questions and Answers

04:AL:C
The Mayan Doomsday: Don’t Worry About It!
Rick Luttmann

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Rick Luttmann, PhD, Professor of Mathematics at Sonoma State University, will discuss the elaborate Mayan calendar system. The Mayans were the most advanced civilization in the Western Hemisphere, but went into precipitous decline around 1000 CE. They had very advanced science, mathematics, and astronomy. Their calendar involved overlapping cycles, and they created elaborate almanacs -- for example, to guide plantings and to predict the motions of Venus. Contrary to popular belief, they did not predict that the world will end on 23 December 2012. That is just the end of one great 5,200-year cycle and the beginning of another.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

04:AL:H1-5
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: Pan's Labyrinth

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

03:DSL:C1&2
Earthquake: Learn and Live
Presenter: Rebecca Perlroth, Tony Ichsan, Doug Kuula and Don Silverek

At this presentation we will discover what causes earthquakes, and why we as a District should be concerned and ready. Then we'll review how to be prepared at home, work and in your car.

*    October 3, 2012, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the
Petaluma Campus, Rich Building, Room 697

*    October 8, 2012, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. at the
Santa Rosa Campus, Doyle Room 4245

Webinar for Community Colleges
Calling Community Colleges | Connecting Your Campus for Student Success!

2)  Procuring Enterprise Early Alert Software | A Case Study from the South Dakota Board of Regents This session is ideal for senior academic and student affairs executives.  
*    October 3, 2012 at 2:00 pm ET
*   https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/544784078

Technology Fridays!
Using Moodle in Your Face-to-Face Class

Interested in going green in the classroom while facilitating student success? Come find out how you can use the Moodle learning management system to post handouts, links to readings, library databases and more on one common site where you can also foster community in the (virtual) classroom. This presentation will feature feedback from students in multiple sections of face-to-face classes where a Moodle class website was heavily integrated into the learning experience.

Technology Fridays is a series of trainings about innovative techniques that can be utilized in the face-to-face or online classroom environment or for development of support staff.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under the Chancellor's Office Guidelines for Staff Improvement and Instructional Improvement and AFA Article 22 criteria for Currency and Growth in One's Field.

OND:06A-C:A
SRJC THEATER ARTS 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

A - Trouble in Mind
By Alice Childress, Directed by John Shillington
Recommended for age 14 and above.

Written early in the Civil Rights era by one of the first African-American women to gain national prominence as a playwright, this nearly forgotten theatrical gem shines once more. Delightful and compelling, Alice Childress's comedy-drama takes place as rehearsals begin for a controversial new Broadway play. At its heart is a spirited actress who begins to question both her stereotypical casting and the hidden prejudices held by those with whom she works.

10:NFO:A New Faculty Development Program

1."Andragogy: Serving The Multi-Dimensional/Generational Learning Modes of the SRJC Student Population" (1:00-3:00 pm)(T/L)
Dr. James Forkum, Dean of KAD and Dr. Sherry Forkum, Manager of Curriculum Development

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.

As part of the New Faculty Development Program:

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students

            4) Mentor Activity (M):-Social Activity for mentors and mentees.  

SRJC SHONE FARM FALL FESTIVAL
You won't want to miss the u-pick, wine tasting, cider pressing, Shone Grown lunch prepared by the Ag Ambassadors and much more!

Event includes:
U-pick pumpkins and other produce sales, apple pressing and tasting, wine tasting and sales, Shone grown lunch for sale by SRJC Ambassador, farm tours, children's games, tomato slingshot, saw mill demonstration, equestrian drill team demonstration.

Admission is free

04:AL:H1-6
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: A Clockwork Orange

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

Technology Fridays!
Using Moodle in Your Face-to-Face Class

Interested in going green in the classroom while facilitating student success? Come find out how you can use the Moodle learning management system to post handouts, links to readings, library databases and more on one common site where you can also foster community in the (virtual) classroom. This presentation will feature feedback from students in multiple sections of face-to-face classes where a Moodle class website was heavily integrated into the learning experience.

Technology Fridays is a series of trainings about innovative techniques that can be utilized in the face-to-face or online classroom environment or for development of support staff.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under the Chancellor's Office Guidelines for Staff Improvement and Instructional Improvement and AFA Article 22 criteria for Currency and Growth in One's Field.

Community Education Announces
Chamber Concert Series 2012-2013

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Opera and Song San Francisco Opera Center's Adler Fellows
An exiting new element to the Santa Rosa Jr. College Chamber Series is the addition of the vocal repertoire. We are proud to present talented vocal artist from the prestigious Adler Fellows program fro the San Francisco Opera. Opera, Art Songs and Chansons will be featured in this North Bay exclusive presentation. The scheduled Adler artist include Nadine Sierra, Laura Krumm, Renee Rapier and Ao Li.

Season Tickets purchase price:
Six-concert series: $110.00
Three-concert series: $60.00
Individual tickets: $25.00/$15.00 youth

For additional information visit San Francisco Opera
     

04:AL:D1 Brunelleschi’s Dome
Deborah L. S. Sweitzer

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Monday, October 22, 2012, 12 noon
Mahoney Library Reading Room
Petaluma Campus

Brunelleschi’s Dome, the crown jewel of Florence: Come learn how this iconic Renaissance dome came into being, against all odds, and how Brunelleschi reinvented architecture in the process. This is a true tale of competition, intrigue, invention, mobilization of resources, failures and ultimate triumph.

Deborah L.S. Sweitzer is an architect teaching at SRJC; among the courses she teaches is Architecture History.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

Reminder: Stress Reduction Drop-In Group First Meeting.
Mental Health Program, Student Health Services

Open for all students, staff and faculty.

04:AL:H1-7
PETALUMA CINEMA SERIES, FALL 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: Holiday

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

16:AA
CalSTRS Retirement Check-Up
Presenter: Ken Jones, CalSTRS Benifits Counselor

Faculty who want to plan their retirement from STRS will receive a detailed explanation of this program from an expert CalSTRS benefits counselor. The outcome of this event will include:

1. Faculty nearing retirement will gain an understanding of how the STRS retirement system works.

2. Faculty will be able to make more informed decisions as they plan for their retirement from STRS.
     

17:AA
Dia de los Muertos Lecture
Presented by the SRJC Museum

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

A introduction to the history of the indigenous origins of El dia de los Muertos and its associated rituals. Participants will gain a better understanding of the cultural significance of this day in Hispanic culture.

Webinar for Community Colleges

Calling Community Colleges | Connecting Your Campus for Student Success!
Advancing Advising Together | Technology to Help Guide Your Students to Success

This session is ideal for academic advising professionals.
*    October 18, 2012 at 2:00 pm ET
*    https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/297678486

Technology Fridays!
Using Moodle in Your Face-to-Face Class

Interested in going green in the classroom while facilitating student success? Come find out how you can use the Moodle learning management system to post handouts, links to readings, library databases and more on one common site where you can also foster community in the (virtual) classroom. This presentation will feature feedback from students in multiple sections of face-to-face classes where a Moodle class website was heavily integrated into the learning experience.

Technology Fridays is a series of trainings about innovative techniques that can be utilized in the face-to-face or online classroom environment or for development of support staff.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under the Chancellor's Office Guidelines for Staff Improvement and Instructional Improvement and AFA Article 22 criteria for Currency and Growth in One's Field.

10:NFO:A New Faculty Development Program

1. SR Campus Tour (1:00 - 2:00 pm) (C)
*Presenters TBA

2. Student Services Presentation/Tour (2:00 - 3:00 pm) (C)
*Robert Ethington, Director, Student Affairs

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.

As part of the New Faculty Development Program:

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students

            4) Mentor Activity (M):-Social Activity for mentors and mentees.       

OND:06A-C:A
SRJC Theatre Arts, 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Film Screening of "CONNECTED"
A film on what it means to be connected in the 21st century. Join in the conversation following the screening with Tiffany Shlain, Producer and Director.

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Reminder: Stress Reduction Drop-In Group First Meeting
Mental Health Program, Student Health Services

Open for all students, staff and faculty.

04:AL:D2
Brunelleschi’s Dome
Deborah L. S. Sweitzer

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Brunelleschi’s Dome, the crown jewel of Florence: Come learn how this iconic Renaissance dome came into being, against all odds, and how Brunelleschi reinvented architecture in the process. This is a true tale of competition, intrigue, invention, mobilization of resources, failures and ultimate triumph.

Deborah L.S. Sweitzer is an architect teaching at SRJC; among the courses she teaches is Architecture History.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

18:AA
Dia de los Muertos Workshop
Presented by the SRJC Museum

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Create traditional papel picado and decorate sugar skulls. Students will learn different points of views of indigenous people and the ceremonies on the dead.

04:AL:H1-8
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: Martha Marcy Mae Marlence

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

04:AL:E Kurt Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse-Five
English Department Work of Literary Merit Panel

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

What might laughing as a means of self defense have in common with flying saucers from the planet Tralfamadore and the firebombing of Dresden, Germany during WW II? Join us for a lively panel of English Department Instructors who will discuss Kurt Vonnegut's anti-war masterpiece Slaughterhouse-Five, the Work of Literary Merit for Fall 2012.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

25:AA:1
Using SharePoint to Put Your SLO Assessments Online
Presented by Wanda Burzycki and Anne O'Donnell

Now that many of you are becoming more familiar with the role of student Learning Outcomes Assessment in your classes and department, you may be interested in learning how to input and store SLO assessment reports electronically. SharePoint is the new online program that the College is adopting for SLO assessment reports, replacing the Word documentation that we've been using over the past years. We are offering two workshops on the SharePoint system. RSVP is not required and you may attend both workshops for for flex credit.

Workshop 1: Thursday, Oct 25, 3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Workshop 2: Friday, Nov 2, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

For more information, please contact either of the SLO Coordinators: Wanda Burzycki (522-2781) and Anne O'Donnell (527-4396) or visit: SLO Web Site.

28:AA
Assistive Technology Open House
Presented by Kimberley Gross, Assistive Technology Training Center (A.T.T.C.) Disability Resources

Open house event in honor of Disability Awareness Month, shows how A.T. can help support students in the classroom. This includes software demos (Read & Write Gold, Dragon Natural Speaking, and IPad & IPhine apps).

The outcome for this activity will include: To get an overview of the types of software support available to students and for which particular needs. To get hands on experience with assistive software that would most likely be used by my particular students. To gain an awareness that will help me deliver instruction more effectively both in the classroom and online.

Technology Fridays!
Using Moodle in Your Face-to-Face Class

Interested in going green in the classroom while facilitating student success? Come find out how you can use the Moodle learning management system to post handouts, links to readings, library databases and more on one common site where you can also foster community in the (virtual) classroom. This presentation will feature feedback from students in multiple sections of face-to-face classes where a Moodle class website was heavily integrated into the learning experience.

Technology Fridays is a series of trainings about innovative techniques that can be utilized in the face-to-face or online classroom environment or for development of support staff.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under the Chancellor's Office Guidelines for Staff Improvement and Instructional Improvement and AFA Article 22 criteria for Currency and Growth in One's Field.

AFA Fall 2012 Retreat
Presented by AFA Officers, Negotiators and Councilors

Negotiations, SRJC Budget and impact of November ballot initiatives outcome. AFA leadership planning for the future will be the primary topics will be covered at this retreat. Agenda TBA.

The outcome for this activity will include: AFA councilors and negotiators will become more familiar with SRJC's budget and process for its development. AFA councilors and negotiators will gain a better understanding of how ballot initiative outcome will affect our budget.

20:AA - Bay Area Science Festival
Presented by Bay Area Science Festival

See the work of North Bay science technology engineering and mathematics (STEM) organizations at North Bay Discovery Days. Last year, over 4,000 enjoyed hands-on experiments, demos and exhibits. Save a droid ICU patient, create a pulsar extract DNA drive robots, eat liquid nitrogen and much more.

Admission is free

04:AL:H1-9
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: The Exorcist

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

24:AA
The Crisis Intervention Resource Team (CIRT) Presents: De-escalating Dangerous & Threatening Behavior and Service Counters.

SAFETY PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOP

Choose from three sessions. Get supervisor approval to attend and please RSVP to ensure a seat at this event.

These workshop objectives will include: becoming aware of communication skills that can be used to calm anxious, agitated or angry individuals. Learning to practice effective methods of de-escalating anxious or agitated behavior and reviewing your department/area safety plan best practices.

Session 1: November, 1st, 2:00 - 4:00 Petaluma Campus, Rm. 694

Session 2: November 2nd, 10;00 - 12:00 Santa Rosa, Doyle Library Rm. 4245

Session 3: November, 2nd, 1:00 - 3:00 Santa Rosa, Doyle Library, Rm. 4245

29:AA
Library Services Overview
Presented by Alicia Virtue and Molly Matheson

Librarians will highlight and demonstrate essential services and resources available to faculty for use in their classes.

33:AA
Bennett Friedman Quartet
Presented by Bennett Friedman, Andrew Emer, Randy Vincent & Lorca Hart

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

The Music Department of Santa Rosa Junior College presents a jazz concert by the Bennett Friedman Quartet on Friday, November 2, at 8 p.m. in Newman Auditorium on the SRJC campus. Other musicians joining the saxophone instructor are Randy Vincent on guitar, Andrew Emer on bass and Lorca Hart on drums.
The performance will feature compositions of Lee Morgan, Chick Corea, Ivan Lins, and Johnny Mandel.

29:AA
Assistive Technology Open House
Presented by Alicia Virtue and Molly Matheson

Librarians will highlight and demonstrate essential services and resources available to faculty for use in their classes. This open house event will provide a range of topics that will provide practical knowledge of the services and resources available to facilitate student success at SRJC.

25:AA:2
Using SharePoint to Put Your SLO Assessments Online
Presented by Wanda Burzycki and Anne O'Donnell

Now that many of you are becoming more familiar with the role of student Learning Outcomes Assessment in your classes and department, you may be interested in learning how to input and store SLO assessment reports electronically. SharePoint is the new online program that the College is adopting for SLO assessment reports, replacing the Word documentation that we've been using over the past years. We are offering two workshops on the SharePoint system. RSVP is not required and you may attend both workshops for for flex credit.

Workshop 1: Thursday, Oct 25, 3:15 - 4:15 p.m.
Workshop 2: Friday, Nov 2, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

For more information, please contact either of the SLO Coordinators: Wanda Burzycki (522-2781) and Anne O'Donnell (527-4396) or visit: SLO Web Site.

10:NFO: A New Faculty Development Program

"Turnitin: Online Grading and Peer Review" (1:00 - 3:00 pm) (T/L)
Micca Gray, Librarian, Library and Information Resources

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.
As part of the New Faculty Development Program:

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students

            4) Mentor Activity (M):-Social Activity for mentors and mentees.      

04:AL:F Terror the Night: PTSD Nightmares and Their Treatment
Stanley Krippner

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

About 20% of combat veterans return to the United States with a serious condition known as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. One of the most severe symptoms of PTSD is recurring nightmares that are so serious that they interfere with sleep and the veteran's daily functioning. However, there are a number of effective therapies for PTSD nightmares that involve exercises and "homework assignments" that allow veterans and other PTSD survivors (who have been abused, raped, physically injured, or bullied) to gain control over their terrifying nighttime dreams as well as their daytime life activities.

Professor Krippner has published two books on PTSD and presented on the topic innumerable times. He is a distinguished professor in the field of consciousness studies at Saybrook University with more than 20 books and several hundred other publications to his name. He has previously presented in the A & L lecture series.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

04:AL:H1-10
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: Barton Fink

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

Community Education Announces
Chamber Concert Series 2012-2013

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Classically Untraditional - Rudolf Budgninas
Pianist Rudolf Budginas brings a great deal of enjoyment and fun to the stage and to his audiences as he brilliantly expands the borders of classical music. With amazing flair and sensibility he beautifully translates music that is hundreds of years old and makes it meaningful to a modern audience.

Season Tickets purchase price:
Six-concert series: $110.00
Three-concert series: $60.00
Individual tickets: $25.00/$15.00 youth

For additional information visit San Francisco Opera
     

Community Education Announces
Chamber Concert Series 2012-2013

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Classically Untraditional - Rudolf Budgninas
Pianist Rudolf Budginas brings a great deal of enjoyment and fun to the stage and to his audiences as he brilliantly expands the borders of classical music. With amazing flair and sensibility he beautifully translates music that is hundreds of years old and makes it meaningful to a modern audience.

Season Tickets purchase price:
Six-concert series: $110.00
Three-concert series: $60.00
Individual tickets: $25.00/$15.00 youth

For additional information visit San Francisco Opera
     

32:AA
How To Enjoy the Holidays and Minimize Holiday Stress.
Presenters: Anthm Health Providers

This workshop covers the sources of holiday stress. It explore ways to minimize the tension and increase the fun for everyone.

04:AL:G Roberto Chavez, Paintings and Drawings
Roberto Chavez

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Roberto Chavez, a seminal Chicano painter of California, will speak about the influence of his mixed-neighborhood youth in East Los Angeles as well as matters relating to his life as a producing artist and teacher, including teaching within the California state prison system. There will be two related exhibits, one at the SRJC Art Gallery, and one at the Petaluma campus. The SRJC Art Gallery will comprise the largest public exhibit ever of Chavez' work, including over 50 paintings and numerous drawings.

The artist’s recent exhibits include, "Art Along the Hyphen: The Mexican-American Generation" presented at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles; "LA RAW: Abject Expressionism in Los Angeles, 1940-1980”. Both exhibits are sponsored by the Getty Foundation.

For more information about events call:

• Santa Rosa Campus, Community Education (707) 527-4372
• Petaluma Campus, Mahoney Library (707) 778-3974

*This is an Arts and Lectures event. Faculty members wishing to receive Flex Credit for this activity must briefly state how this activity relates to their professional work at SRJC on their submitted Flex Verification Form as it relates to the criteria listed below.

This activity meets the criteria for Flex credit under AFA Article 22 for Currency and Growth in One's Field

10:NFO:A New Faculty Development Program

1. "New Employee Safety Orientation" (1:00 - 2:00 pm) (JIT)
Doug Kuula, Manager of Environmental Health & Safety.|
2. "Faculty Role - Students with Disabilities" (2:00 - 3:00 pm) (JIT)
Patie Wegman, Dean of Disabilities Resources Department.

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.

As part of the New Faculty Development Program:

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students

            4) Mentor Activity (M):-Social Activity for mentors and mentees. 

31:AA
Guest Lecturer: Elaine Leeder
Presenters: Elaine Leeder and Second Chance Student Club

Elaine Leeder is the Dean of the School of Social Sciences and a professor os Sociology at SSU. Her recent publication, "My Life with Lifers: Lessons for a Teacher, Humanity Has No Bars." Elaine Leeder has worked for more than 15 years at Elmira Correctional Facility in New York and at San Quentin State Prison.

34:AA
Academic Integrity Discussion
Presenters: Phyllis Usina and Lauralyn Larsen

Bring your own lunch and join us for a discussion about the new SRJC Academic Integrity Policy and Procedures. Learn what is expected of faculty in regards to educating students, collecting supporting documentation and using the incident report form. Faculty will gain Best Practices for educating students about Academic Integrity expectations, to understand the types of supporting documentation required for Academic Integrity reports, as well, faculty will learn how to fill out the Academic Dishonesty Incident Report form.

OND:06A-C:A
SRJC THEATER ARTS 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

B - Disney's Beauty and the Beast
Book by Linda Woolverton, Directed by Laura Downing.

Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Choreography by Lara Branen, Vocal Direction by Jody Benecke, Music Direction by Richard Riccardi. Recommended for age 7 and above.

This is a full length, two-act performance.
For more information call 707-527-4342
Purchase tickets on line at SRJC Theater Arts

04:AL:H1-12
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012
ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: Chinatown

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 - 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org

Community Education Announces
Chamber Concert Series 2012-2013

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

Remarkable & Refined - Anton Nel
This inspired pianist has performed all over the world to rave reviews. He possesses exceptional sensitivity and finesse in his playing. He is an expert interpreter of the repertoire, a master of all the facets of his craft and a consummate performer.

Join us for a special Subscriber Reception after the concert.

Season Tickets purchase price:
Six-concert series: $110.00
Three-concert series: $60.00
Individual tickets: $25.00/$15.00 youth

For additional information visit San Francisco Opera

10:NFO:A
New Faculty Development Program

1. "Enhancing Learning Effectiveness through Social Media" (1:00 - 3:00 pm) (T/L)
1. Scott Conrad, Director of Information Technolog

Orientation Meetings are from 1-3 in Doyle 4246 (Fall 2012) and video conferenced to Petaluma, Mahoney 726 or 736 unless otherwise indicated.  Training types are defined below and indicated via abbreviations on the schedule.

As part of the New Faculty Development Program:

            1) Just in Time Training (JIT): Information to help faculty navigate campus, department, and classroom procedures that support their   work and enhance instruction to meet students’ needs.
            2) College Overview and Campus Culture (C)-Information to help faculty understand how the college functions while also building   a sense of the college community and culture among faculty and students.
            3) Teaching/Learning (T/L):  Workshops that feature effective practices for promoting success of CTE, Transfer, Basic Skills Students

            4) Mentor Activity (M):-Social Activity for mentors and mentees. 

04:AL:H1-13
Petaluma Cinema Series, Fall 2012

ARTS AND LECTURES EVENT

FILM SHOWING: Harold & Maude

Films are shown Wednesdays. Box office opens, 5:30 - 7:15 p.m., Pre-Film Lecture at 6:00 p.m., Film screening at 7:00 p.m. and Post-Screening Discussion until 10:00 p.m.

Admission:
ASP Members: Free
General: $5.00
Students, Seniors: $4.00
Individual Series Pass: $40.00

For more information, visit Petalumfilmfest.org