TOMBALL COLLEGE

English, Humanities and Mathematics Division

Quarterly Report Release Date: May 01, 2005

Produced by Duy Nguyen

Becky Tate is a Piper Professor!!!

Tomball College’s nominee, Becky Tate, was chosen for this prestigious statewide Piper Professor Award

given by the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation in recognition of superior teaching at the College level.

There are only 15 selected professors in all Universities, Community Colleges and Private Colleges

statewide to receive this award! Congratulations Becky! Though Tomball College has had many

outstanding nominees for this award, you are the first winner from our college. We are proud to call you a

colleague!

CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS

The English, Humanities and Mathematics Division organize and host a memorable evening that we call

“Celebration of the Arts” each semester. This Spring, Celebration of the Arts was April 14th

, 2005 in the

Tomball College Black Box Theatre.

The evening’s program showcased the talents of our students, faculty, staff, and community members and it

was free! A highlight of the evening was the incredible jazz set performed by Jeff Norem, our newest

faculty member, playing the Electric Stick This free entertainment was performed by students, EHM

faculty members, and community residents.

As in the Fall 2004, this event was well received by our faculty and community residents. Don’t miss this

event in Fall 2005!

EHM Family and Awards!!!

Becky Tate is the latest Tomball College “Face in the Crowd” in the This Week section of Houston

Chronicle released on February 02/24/2005.

Suzanne Mattair – our Math Adjunct, was one of the three Adjunct Faculty members selected by the

Committee to receive the Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award. The Faculty Senate and PTK hosted a

Recognition Reception February 15, 2005 to honor the three Adjunct Faculty members.

Mary Pat Trenkle, for two years in a row, has won the 2004-2005 Published Writing Award with her

Review of “La Monte’e des eaux”. She received her award at the NHMCCD Awards Banquet on April 22,

2005.

Judy Harris was nominated for Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers.

Cheryl Bates and Gwendolyn Young received their Five-Year Service Award

Rebecca Tate and Pamela Womack received their Fifteen-Year Service Award

“It is a pleasure to work with you, Becky!” Pat Stone

“ Please join me in congratulating them on receiving this honor!” Dr. Ray Hawkins

EHM Family and Student Awards!

EHM Faculty members are not only outstanding themselves but they also inspire their students to achieve

honors. The EHM students in the Music, Drama, Speech and Education fields continue to rise and shine.

We truly believe that behind great students, there are great teachers.

Sherri White and students –First Place award with “The Heidi Chronicles” at the Texas Community

College Speech and Theater Play Festival. Ten Drama students got either Superior Award or Excellent

Award in various fields.

Cheryl Bates and students – Four TC students were selected by audition for the Texas Two-Year College

All State Choir. The College All State Choir festivities culminated in a concert given for a large audience

of professional music educators at the Texas Music Educators Association Annual Conference and

Convention.

Clark Friesen, Van Piercy and students – Two TC students competed as a team in the Parliamentary

Debate event, one earned a Third Place and one earned a Fourth Place speaker award. Parliamentary-style

debate, compared with other forms of team debating, limits debaters to just a dictionary as their only

printed source of information. Debaters must rely instead on critical thinking, listening and speaking skills

as they attempt to show the superiority of their position.

Abraham Haje and Soccer team – the Tomball College Soccer Team won First Place in the Collegiate

competition league. If you read the Tomball Newsletter sent out recently from the Community Relation

Department, you will be amazed of the talent the team possesses. Way to go Coach Haje!

EHM Faculty Members continue to help students in the

ELC Teaching classes, meeting the students in the office hours, solving students’ problems, grading, preparing

course materials, test, quizzes…The hectic schedule of a teacher does not inhibit EHM faculty members

from volunteering to help students in the ELC.

Some of the EHM faculty members that are faculty tutors in the ELC are: Mindy Coleman, Peg Crider,

Claudia Davis, Patricia Falbo, Roger Jay, Irina Nizova, VC Patel, Bill Powell, Bo Rollins, Jacqueline

Stirling, Mary Pat Trenkle, Patty Zachary.

Cheryl Bates – achieved her PhD in Music

Pam Womack – was chosen to participate in the Kellogg Institute

Clark Friesen – recognized by the Greater Houston Area Chapter of the American Red Cross as a 5-year

Volunteer

Daniel Sigmon and Nicole Kenley – Nicole performed in “Larkspur –an Opera in Two Acts” a world

premier opera at Abilene’s Historic Paramount Theater. The Opera music was composed by our Music

Adjunct, Daniel Sigmon.

Cheryl Bates – presented at both the Texas Music Educators Association Annual Conference and

Convention and the College Music Society Meeting at the University of Oklahoma.

Linda Bryan, Jacky Stirling, Irina Nizova, Reyna Sirias-Ortiz – all presented at the International

Conference

Steffani Frideres - the featured artist at the Montgomery College Gallery and at the White Stone Gallery

Peg Crider – featured on the STARLINK broadcast on April 07, 2005. The work of her team (Rx for ER

Grant) is recognized by the Coordinating Board.

Earl Staley – the featured at the Harris Gallery in Houston

EHM Faculty and their

Achievements!

EHM Faculty and Professional Development!

During this Quarter, the EHM Faculty members and Staff attended the following Professional Development

events:

Cheryl Bates – College Music Society presentation – Norman OK

Cheryl Bates – Texas Two-Year College All State Choir – San Antonio TX

Cheryl Bates – GCIC Choral Festival – Houston TX

Linda Bryan – TCCTA Annual Conference – Austin TX

Peg Crider – Rx for ER Grant Partnership’s meeting

Peg Crider – Texas State Leadership Consortium – Austin TX

Peg Crider – TCCTA Annual Conference – Austin TX

Peg Crider – STARLINK Presentation – Dallas TX

Peg Crider – Promote Student Success through Technology – Corpus Christi TX

Patti Falbo – ATPE Annual Conference – Austin TX

Patti Falbo – “Dimensions” statements for the Project – The Woodlands TX

Patti Falbo – Learn about Educo – Dallas TX

Clark Friesen – Homeland Security/CCNCCE – The Woodlands TX

Clark Friesen – Texas Campus Compact Conference – San Antonio TX

Abraham Haje – TCCTA Annual Conference – Austin TX

Abraham Haje – AAT Meeting – Houston TX

Judy Harris – HE Grant Workshop – Houston TX

Mary Ann Jackson – ATPE State Conference – Austin TX

Roger Jay – Learn about Educo – Dallas TX

Irina Nizova – 39th

TESOL Annual Convention – San Antonio TX

Greg Oaks – Associated Writing Programs Conference – Vancouver CANADA

Greg Oaks – Creative Writing Club – Round Top TX

Kathy Sanchez – HE Grant Workshop – Houston TX

Kathy Sanchez – Statewide Chair meeting – South Padre Island TX

Felicity Short – Southern States Communication Assoc. Conference – Baton Rouge LA

Reyna Sirias-Ortiz – Multicultural Semester – Kansas City MO

Rachel Smith – TCCTA Annual Conference – Austin TX

Jacky Stirling – 39th

TESOL Annual Convention – San Antonio TX

Jacky Stirling – Multicultural Semester – Kansas City MO

Pat Stone – Leadership Montgomery County – Navasota TX

Pat Stone – Service Learning Workshop – The Woodlands TX

Pat Stone – HE Grant Workshop – Houston TX

Pat Stone – “Ask the Expert” Education Conference – Houston TX

Pat Stone – 2nd

Annual International Education Conference – Cypress TX

Rebecca Tate – TCCTA Annual Conference - Austin TX

Sherri White – TCCSTA Play – Weatherford TX

Sherri White – One Act Play Area (Twice) – Huntsville TX

Donna Willingham – NADE Conference – Albuquerque New Mexico

Pam Womack – NADE Conference – Albuquerque New Mexico

Gwendolyn Young – HE Grant Workshop – Houston TX

CLUB Activities…

MUSIC CLUB (sponsored by Cheryl Bates)

During this Quarter, the Music Club and Cheryl Bates entertained all the Faculty and Staff with various

scheduled concerts, recitals, and club events. Here are a few:

Faculty Jazz Concert – Wednesday, February 02, 2005

Valentine Concert – Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Movie Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” – Thursday, February 24, 2005

Bang on a Drum – Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Monty Python & the Holy Grail Movie – Thursday, March 31, 2005

Campus-wide Karaoke Contest – from 03/29 to 04/19

DEBATE CLUB (sponsored by Van Piercy and Clark Friesen)

The Debate Club is currently working to have even greater impact on College culture in the Fall 2005 when

they host Dr. Virginia York of Gulf Coast Community College for a seminar in issue forum moderating.

The seminar, which is for faculty, administration and students, will provide an opportunity for leaders of

various groups on campus to discover productive strategies for discussing controversial issues. We are

looking forward to this seminar and we will feature this on our first Quarterly Report 2005-2006.

W.A.V.E. PROGRAM (sponsored by Felicity Short)

The Tomball College WAVE Program – Working Against Violence through Education- is an educational

program comprised of faculty, staff, students, community members, and representatives from local

organizations that work with violence related issues. The Program has at least one meeting per month. On

April 30, the Program sponsored “Safe Kids Day” with co-sponsor of Tomball Police Department, Tomball

College and Community Library, SALSA and STARS. There were about 80+ families attended and our

Community appreciated what we have tried to do to keep the kids safe.

TOMBALL COLLEGE CHAPTER of ATPE (Assoc. of Texas Professional Educators) – sponsored

by Patricia Falbo and Mary Ann Jackson

The ATPE hosted their first College presentation on Wednesday, April 27th

, 2005 at Tomball College

Teaching Theater. The guest speakers are Kyle Salzar, teacher from Cy-Ridge HS and Mrs. Diana Johnson,

Mentor teacher.

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION (Linda Bryan is the Director)

As part of the International Scholar Series, the International Center and the Humanities Department

sponsored two guest speakers this Quarter: Saudi Arabian poet, Nimah Ismail Nawwad, presented on

February 03, 2005 and the District International Programs and Services Director, Nithy Sevanthinathan,

presented on March 29, 2005.

Nimah Ismail Nawwah is a Makkan writer, editor, poet and photographer. Her volume of poetry The

Unfurling, is the first work by a female Saudi poet to be commercially published in the United States. Her

presentation was well received by the faculty, students and staff who interested in Arab’s culture from a

woman’s perspective

Nithy Sevanthinathan presented “Expedition Africa: A Journey of Hope” based upon his recent journey,

where he traversed from Egypt to the west to Senegal and into the heart of Africa to the east.

The International Education, together with Houston World Affairs Council, invited all the faculty, students

and staffs to attend Arab-Israeli Peace Briefing on Monday, April 04, 2005

TOMBALL CHAPTER OF PHI THETA KAPPA, ALPHA RHO MU (Bo Rollins is the advisor)

The Tomball chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Rho Mu, went to the Phi Theta Kappa Regional and

International Convention in Grapevine TX from April 12, 2005 to April 15, 2005. This year Alpha Rho Mu

won the Distinguished Chapter Award. Professor Bo Rollins was inducted into the Advisor Hall of Honor.

Spring 2005 Drama production

Tomball College Theatre Presents

THE HEIDI CHRONICLES By Wendy Wasserstein

Produced by special arrangements with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

February 24-26, 2005

$8.00 for General Public-Adult; $6.00 for Faculty, Students & Seniors

Tomball College Black Box Theatre

“This play has a serious message and I am told that the sets make creative use of media. I am very curious to see what Sherri, Jerry, and our drama students are up to…” Pat Stone

FROM THE DEAN…

To All EHM Faculty Members and Staff:

“Our Librarian have agreed to allow our faculty to check out Harris County Public Library reference

books that are not heavily used for short periods of time, with the permission of a librarian” – February 14,

2005

“…the attached file will give you information on what Academic.com has to offer. NHMCCD has the

license to use Academic.com and you are encouraged to think about its use in your classes.

http://www.academic.com/Higher_Education/Products/academic_com.asp “ March 28, 2005

“Everyone – You are invited to participate in a Mystery Dinner Theatre co-presented by Tomball College

and the Tomball Regional Arts Council, TRAC. The TRAC provides two (2) $500 scholarships for Tomball

College Fine Arts students each year and this is a fund raiser for TRAC.” March 28, 2005

“EHM Faculty – I want to encourage you to think about incorporating civic engagement activities in your

courses as ways for student to achieve course objective. …I had an insight that civic engagement in our

courses builds community donor support for our College.” February 21, 2005, refers to the Conference “A

Civic Engagement Fiesta: Building on 20 Years of Campus Compact” in San Antonio Texas from April 17

to April 20, 2005

“This is a very interesting article on promoting reading in all subjects “A New Read on Teen Literacy” –

US News and World Report.

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/050228/misc/28literacy.htm “ March 02, 2005

“…this opportunity is for Career and Technology programs…We can connect with a career and

technology program in another Division and possibly get some benefits for our Ds courses, ESL courses,

etc…” March 08, 2005, refers to Annual Perkins Grant event – Call for Proposals

http://www.academic.com/Higher_Education/Products/academic_com.asphttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/issue/050228/misc/28literacy.htm

“ EHM Faculty – the conference on the bottom e-mail looks interesting –“ March 30, 2005, refers to One

Day Conference On Promoting Student Success Through Technology sponsored by Coastal Bend College,

Del Mar College, and Tyler Jr. College

And more….

G.I.F.T.S. SEMINAR

Dean Pat Stone was the Chair of the G.I.F.T.S (Great Ideas For Targeting Success) Workshop, the first

District Conference on Student Success. Its focus is the employee sharing of practical strategies for

promoting student success among the five colleges.

“I would like to thank everyone who participated in planning and conducting the GIFTS seminar. I have heard nothing but positive comments about the event and the attendance was wonderful. I know that I will be leaving some people off the list but I would especially like to thank Pat Stone, Tammy McFarland, Shannon Solis, Sharon Miller, Linda Bilides; Duy Nguyen, Rhonda Cannon, Sue Little, and John Golden for all of their hard work. You all did a great job. Thanks” Nockie Zizelmann – Associate Vice Chancellor

NATIONAL POETRY MONTH!

In Honor of the National Poetry Month, Katherine Reynolds, Melissa Studdard, and Catherine Olson and

two other faculty members read favorite poems on Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Everyone in College was

invited!

PRESENTATIONS BY OUR EDUCATION STUDENTS

Mary Ann Jackson, our Education Adjunct, invited the Dean, the Chairs and the Director to attend the

presentation of her students. She firmly believes with the support from all levels in College, the students

will strive for their best and become good teachers some day.

PRESENTATIONS BY OUR SPEECH STUDENTS

Clark Friesen invited all the Deans and representatives from Student Life to attend the presentation of the

Speech Communication students. By making their work available for use by campus representatives, the

students’ project will be counted as a service-learning project. Kudos to Clark!

TOMBALL/ WILLOW CHASE BOOKSTORE and EDOPTION

Laura Colwell started to send Fall 2005 Book Adoption information to the Tomball and Willow Chase

Bookstore by using edoption (eFollett.com). There are many areas that still need improvement, but Laura is

committed to helping us get adoption information to the Bookstore in a timely manner. We are hoping to

get the flexibility of sending in the Book Adoption on our Spreadsheet in addition to the edoption, so that

information is in both formats to avoid confusion as we all get the kinks out of the edoption process.

COURSE BUILDING – NEW WAY OF THINKING

Pat Stone and Melissa Pickering called a meeting of the key people who submit course building

information April 05, 2005. James Marshburn also explain R-25 – a Room Assignment tool. Our goal is

to build a more efficient course schedule for 05/06 now so that we can begin to recruit adjuncts and better

budget for our division’s instruction needs. Melissa put together a binder and she explained how to read the

time grid, how to assign course section numbers, and comment lines.

Pat promoted the slogan among EHM Faculty and Staff, “EHM is the super division where the redline is

not the deadline”.

NEW COURSES OFFERED IN FALL 2005

Laura Colwell created the slides of new courses we will offer Fall 2005 for a Therrific Thursday

presentation. Below is a collage of her creations!

By audition, call 281-357-

3675 for info

Students must also enroll

in MUEN 1141

“Course offered to provide “Course offered to provide

students proven techniques in students proven techniques in

reasoning, analysis, and reasoning, analysis, and

argument.” argument.”

SYLLABI! SYLLABUS! SYLLABI! SYLLABUS!

All the Spring 2005 EHM syllabi are posted on our EHM website. Thanks to Sandra for her above and

beyond effort to get them there. With the new way designed by Mark Shafer at Willow Chase to turn in the

syllabus projected to start this Summer, we hope to have all the syllabi posted on the Website much sooner.

DONATION

The EHM Division received a donation from Michael Phillips of Photographic and Darkroom Equipment,

valued $3,033.00 in March 2005. The Donation form was sent to the Foundation and to the Board of

Trustee for approval. This act demonstrates how much support we get from our Community for our

mission. According to Steffani, there is more to come…

THE INCREDIBLE EHM SUPER FACULTY/STAFF QUIZ

Kathy Sanchez and Reyna Sirias-Ortiz each won a $10.00 Gift Certificate from Tomball Café for giving the

most accurate answers on the Super Faculty/Staff quiz handed out during the Spring 2005 Division

meeting. The purpose behind the quiz was to get to know and appreciate each other better.

IN-SERVICE MEETING

DS English faculty organized an Adjunct In-service meeting on February 26, 2005 and DS Math faculty

organized their meeting on April 16, 2005. The Developmental Studies faculty under the leadership of

Pam Womack and Mindy Coleman do an outstanding job of keeping the adjuncts informed of new

technology, new textbooks and refresh /exchange teaching ideas.

WEB SOLUTION CONTRIBUTION!

Dr. Hawkins unveiled and “pressed” the button to officially open the new website for Tomball College on

February 24th

, 2005. Dan Darby recognized those individuals on campus that were involved in the

planning, design and implementation of the Web Solution project. Among them are: Duy Nguyen, Melissa

Pickering, Pat Stone, and Sandra Angel.

MATH BOWL

Tomball College once again hosted the annual Math Bowl on April 2, 2005. Participants included, Tomball

ISD, Magnolia ISD, and Cy-Fair ISD. Similar to the televised college bowl, students competed against each

other to solve various Math equations. Kudos to Bill Powell for organizing and pulling off this yearly

event!

Celebration Corner

At 12:04pm February 23, 2005, the Rollins Family welcomed a new member, David Lincoln Rollins. He

weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces and measured 21 ½ inches long. The Rollins family will call him Lincoln.

This Quarter, we celebrate the birthdays of:

Michael Capistran (Dusty) (02/24)

Peg Crider (03/04)

Michael Csiszarik (04/03)

Claudia Davis (02/04)

Abraham Haje (03/31)

Lisa Hibner (04/01)

Lujan Barbara (04/24)

Brian Reeves (02/27)

Rebecca Tate (04/30)

Scott Travis (04/28)

Eric Wildman (02/07)

Donna Willingham (03/21)

ARTIST’S STATEMENT ABOUT THIS EXHIBITION

“When I get an idea for a work I prefer to go directly to the canvas and bypass the drawing stage. If I don’t

have paint and canvas at hand I can always make a note, diagram or drawing as a key to the idea. This

exhibition shows the result of the second action. When I travel I make drawings that may be later developed

into paintings. Sometimes years pass after drawings are made before the paintings develop. Good examples

of this progress are the drawings and paintings shown here that focus on the Temple de Valenciana in

Guanajuato Mexico” Richard Gordon Stout, Artist

INSPIRATION CORNER

Here is a short essay that that Duy submitted - Enjoy! Do you have something to share for our Inspiration

Corner in our next Quarterly Report? Send submissions to Duy or Pat.

AT THE FRONT DOOR

by Jacki Strack

A woman sharing the troubles of her life with Mom was puzzled when Mom took her to the kitchen, filled

three pots with water and placed each on a fire. Mom added one item to each pot. She let them sit and boil,

without saying a word. In about 20 minutes, Mom turned off the burners, took out each item, placed them

in bowls, turned to her daughter and asked,

“What you see?”

“Carrot, eggs, and coffee”, the daughter replied.

Mom brought her closer and asked her to feel the carrots. They were soft. Mom then asked her to take an

egg and break it. After pulling off the shell, she observed the hard boiled egg. Finally, Mom asked her to

sip the coffee. She smiled as she tasted and smelled its rich aroma. Mom then explained that each of these

objects had faced the same adversity…boiling water…each reacted differently. The carrot went in strong,

hard, and unrelenting but after boiling, it softened and became weak. The egg had been fragile, the thin

outer shell protected its liquid interior, but after boiling, its inside became hardened. The ground coffee

beans were unique. After boiling, they changed the water.

“Which are you?” Mom asked her daughter.

When adversity knocks on my door, how do I respond?

Am I the carrot that seems strong, but with pain and adversity do I wilt, become soft and lose my strength?

Am I the egg that starts with a malleable heart, but changes with the heat? Did I have a fluid spirit, but after

a hardship, have I become hardened and stiff? Does my shell look the same, but on the inside am I bitter

and hard?

Am I like the coffee bean? The bean actually changes the hot water, the very circumstance that brings the

pain. When the water gets hot, it releases the fragrance and flavor.

Are you a carrot, an egg or a coffee bean?

EHM LIGHTING BOLTS 2004-2005

As the year is approaching its end, we are very proud to list the EHM Lighting Bolts highlighting some of

the achievements of EHM Faculty members and Staff. Thanks, Laura, for making and keeping up with all

of our bolts!!

Angel, Sandra Winter Wonderland Committee

Bates, Cheryl District Curriculum Team

Music Program Director

Winter Wonderland Committee

PTK Induction Committee

CMS South Central Conf. Presentation

Boyd, Doug Process Effectiveness Committee

Student Appeals Committee

TC Family Orientation Presenter

Inkling Adjudication

District DL Council

Bryan, Linda Gulf Coast International Ed Committee

District Strategic Initiative 12 Committee

District International Programs and Services Council

District Study Abroad Committee

Capistran, Dusty Philosophy Reading and Discussion Group

Core Evaluation Committee

Text Book Committee

Philosophy Curriculum Team

District CORE Committee

Adjunct Award Committee Chair

District Textbook Committee Co-Chair

Faculty Senate Constitution and By-Laws Committee Chair

Faculty Senate Secretary

Coleman, Mindy Math Lab Tutor

Interviews OT Candidates

DS Math Coordinator

Colwell, Laura W.A.V.E.

First Response Team

Crider, Peg Math Lab Tutor

Adjunct In-Service

Student Mentor

Rx for ER Grant

Dai, Rui-Xiu Adjunct Faculty Mentor

Math Lab Tutor

Davis, Claudia Math Lab Tutor

Math Dept. Chair

Math Club Co-Sponsor

Math Curriculum Team

District Workload Committee

TC Faculty Excellence Award

Falbo, Patricia Math Lab Tutor

Future Teachers Club

ATPE Sponsor

Mentor Adjunct Faculty

DS Mentor

FS Rep on the District Committee

Frideres, Steffani ARTC and Art Curriculum

Inkling Adjudication

Friesen, Clark District SL Committee Chair

DS Mentor

First Aid/CPR Instructor ARC

District Strategic Planning Committee

TACC Business and Education Committee Chair

Tomball College Debate Club Co-Sponsor

Tomball College Volunteer Center Advisory Member

Tomball College Faculty Service Learning Coordinator

Tomball Emergency Preparedness Committee Member

DSTC Homeland Security Funding Development Committee Member

THS Parliamentary Competition

Haje, Abraham Athletic Committee

Math Club Co-Sponsor

Soccer Club

Harris, Judy Mentor

English Curriculum Team

Celebration of the Art

Learning Community

HUMA/ENGL Learning Community

HE Grant Presentation

Office Services Hiring

Jay, Roger Math Lab Tutor

Mentor for DS Students

District Professional Development Council

High School Dual Credit Mentor/Liaison

Nguyen, Duy Race for the Cure

EHM Quarterly Report

Adjunct info Card

Nizova, Irina ELC Faculty Tutor

Mentor DS/ESL Students

Celebration of the Arts Co-Chair

Faculty Senate Adjunct Awards Committee Member

Mentor for Adjunct

Future Teachers Club Co-Sponsor

Norem, Jeff Faculty Advisor for Newspaper

Oaks, Greg Inkling Co-Sponsor

Creative Writing Club Co-Sponsor

DS Hiring Committee

Olson, Katie English 1302-International Studies

District DL Committee

TC DL Committee

Mentor of ESL Students

Patel, VC Math Lab Tutor

Core Curriculum Committee

Math Club Co-Sponsor

DSL Committee

Exit Assessment Coordinator

Pickering, Melissa Faculty Excellence Committee

Winter Wonderland Committee

New Employee Orientation Committee

TCWC Staff Assistant Hiring Committee

Piercy, Van English/History Learning Communities

Chess Club Co-Sponsor

Debate Club Co-Sponsor

Co-Advisor for the TC Journal

Scholarships Committee

On Course Mentor

Honors Course Faculty

Develop Film and Literature Special Topic Course

Powell, Bill Math Lab Tutor

Mentor

Reeves, Brian Writing Assessment Coordinator

WebCT Writing Modules

HE Grant Presentation

Reynolds, Katherine Adjunct Faculty Mentor

TC Creative Writing Club Sponsor

Rollins, Bo PTK Advisor

Honors Committee

ELC Faculty Tutor

Sanchez, Kathy English Dept. Chair

Distance Learning Committee

DS English Hiring Committee Chair

English Hiring Committee Chair

Academic Integrity Committee

Honors Council

DS Team Member

Student Success Committee

Celebration of the Arts

Short, Felicity Campus Safety Committee

W.A.V.E.

Speech Curriculum Team

ELC Tutor

DS Mentoring Program

Sirias-Ortiz, Reyna Culture Club Sponsor

Modern Language Curriculum Team Rep

Hispanic Outreach Committee

Inside Scholarship Committee

Rights and Responsibility Co-Chair

Scholarship Committee

Smalley, Rick WCLH Math Coordinator

Cy-Creek High Math Club Asst. Coach for UIL Number Sense

Smith, Rachel Math Club Sponsor

Math Lab Tutor

Staley, Earl Curriculum Committee

Stirling, Jacky Humanities Chair

ELC Tutor

Celebration of the Arts Co-Chair

Curriculum Committee

Bookstore Committee

Exit Test Development Committee

International Center Committee

Internationalizing the Curriculum Committee

Stone, Pat Student Success Initiative #4 Committee

Co-Chair Student Success Initiative #6 Committee

Academic Support Committee

DSTC International prograns and Services Council

Tomball College Visioning Project

PLC-MAP NSF

Educations Curriculum Team

Modern Language Curriculum Team

Leadership Montgomery County Class 2005

DSTC Conference on Student Success

Stowers, Dorothy Math Lab Tutor

Academic Appeal Committee

Educational Program Council

DL Committee

MRSA Bacterial Treatment Project

SPC Corporate Consultation

Studdard, Melissa Creative Writing Club Sponsor

WLCH Humanities Coordinator

Tate, Becky TCCTA Publication Committee

Students Grade Appeals Committee

Adjunct Recognition Committee

Inkling Lead Advisor

Faculty Senate Social Committee

Faculty Rights and Responsibilities

Learning Fair

Director of Creative Writing Contest

Humanities Curriculum Team

HUMA/ENGL Learning Community

Minnie Piper Nominee

Travis, Scott TAMU PhD Program in Math Ed

Trenkle, Mary Pat Educational Program Council

ELC Faculty Tutor

White, Sherri Drama Club Sponsor

Debate Club Co-Sponsor

Willingham, Donna DS Adjunct Liaison

DS Student Mentor

Adjunct In-Service Co-Coordinator

Exit Exam Committee

NADE Presentation

HE Grant Presentation

Womack, Pam DS Coordinator

NADE Presentation

HE Grant Presentation

Young, Gwen Faculty Advisor

Writing Tutor

Celebration of the Arts

Summer Bridge Committee

McCabe Bridge Initiative

HE Grant Presentation

Zachary, Patty Interviews OT Candidates

Math Tutor in ELC

Math Lab Tutor

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