The InauguraTIon of

Dr. Cheryl A. Marshallas the sevenTh presIdenT of

CrafTon hIlls College

september 27, 2013

Crafton Hills College

since 1972, people of all ages, interests and backgrounds have utilized the outstanding educational opportunities available at Crafton hills College. located on over 500 acres in the rolling hills overlooking the Yucaipa valley and surrounded by an undisturbed natural environment, the College’s imaginative architecture, manicured grounds and spectacular views create a serene atmosphere for student learning. The small size of the College allows for substantive, one-on-one communication between instructors and students. as one of the 112 colleges in the California community college system, Crafton hills College is committed to providing citizens in the region with accessible higher education and job training. The philosophy of Crafton hills College is that all individuals should have access to educational opportunities in order to develop their unique potential. Crafton promotes an informed and engaged citizenry by providing an environment where intellectual dialogue becomes the foundation for lifelong learning. With 41 successful years, Crafton hills College has matured gracefully. The trees reach higher into the sky, the grounds boast new flower beds and manicured shrubbery, the campus facilities have expanded, and the people who make the institution thrive continue to build on the reputation that began over four decades earlier. Crafton remains a healthy progressive institution with the potential for meeting growing demand. The College’s past has been rich, and the future looks equally bright.

1972-1974 foster davidoff1974-1976 roger anton1976-1981 William J. Moore1982-1990 donald singer

1990-2000 luis gomez2000-2012 gloria M. harrison2012- Cheryl a. Marshall

Crafton Hills College Presidents

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Inauguration CeremonyPrelude

Reception Immediately Following Ceremony

* audience please stand

Dr. Jim Holbrook, Master of Ceremonies

selections performed by members of the CHC Jazz Ensemble

Order of the Processionalacademic, Classified & student senate presidentsCrafton hills College faculty, staff & administratorsCrafton hills College foundation Board Memberssan Bernardino Community College district Board of Trusteesacademic delegatesCrafton hills College alumniCrafton hills College student representativesdr. Cheryl a. Marshall, family & guest speakers

Patrick Marshall, Minister, Mira Loma Church of Christ

The star spangled Banner, performed by Alex Warren

Dr. Donald Singer, President, San Bernardino Community College District Board of Trustees

The history and future of Crafton hills College.

Kaylee Hrisoulas, Crafton Hills College, Class of 2011Charlie Ng, Colleague and Friend

Dr. Donald Singer

You raise Me up, performed by Alex Warren

Dr. Cheryl A. Marshall, President of Crafton Hills College

Patrick Marshall

Dr. Jim Holbrook

prelude from Te deum, composed by Marc-antoine Charpentier

Dr. Cheryl A.Marshallseventh president, Crafton hills College

appointed president of Crafton hills College (ChC) in december 2012, dr. Cheryl a. Marshall has long been an advocate of student success and collaborative decision-making. she served as vice president of Instruction for five years prior to serving as president.dr. Marshall has been an educator for more than 20 years, spending the last ten years in leadership positions. she has devoted the bulk of her professional life to the field of education because she believes it plays a major role in changing lives for the better.

since becoming the seventh president of Crafton hills College, dr. Marshall has begun work with educational, community, and industry partners to strengthen the alignment of pathways from school to career. she is a member of the Inland empire economic partnership’s education Council where she is contributing to a region-wide effort to address educational gaps, prepare a strong workforce, and strengthen the economy.

at Crafton hills College, dr. Marshall’s philosophy and practice of collaborative decision-making have contributed to an open and democratic culture, and her involvement in the college’s resource development efforts have helped to ensure that additional funding is available for programs services and students. she has been instrumental in securing close to $9 million in grant funding in her career.

dr. Marshall earned her doctorate of education from the university of southern California, her master of arts in industrial/organizational psychology from California state university, san Bernardino (CsusB), and her bachelor of science in psychology from Memphis state university (now university of Memphis). dr. Marshall was inducted into CsusB’s College of social and Behavioral sciences hall of fame in 2013, and in 2010, she was selected as ChC’s Manager of the Year.

Cheryl and her husband, patrick, have two children, Caroline and William.

*Recession

Conclusion

Benediction

Inaugural Address

Investiture

Student Performance

Reflections

Video Presentation

Welcome

*Invocation

*National Anthem

*Academic Procession

Opening

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Chancellor's Welcomeon behalf of the sBCCd Board of Trustees and the district managers and staff, I am so pleased to welcome dr. Cheryl Marshall as president of Crafton hills College. her work during her tenure as vice president of Instruction, interim president and now president of ChC have all supported my belief in her as an innovative, creative leader committed to student success.

dr. Marshall is a transformational leader, one who supports the growth and development of her colleagues, co-workers and students. her academic and professional background has prepared her to clearly communicate her vision to the faculty, staff and administrators who work with her. she is motivational, dedicated and works well with the various shareholders on her campus, the district and the community, earning her the respect of those who serve with her.

also committed to expanding the positive role Crafton hills College plays in the Inland empire, dr. Marshall is assisting with finding additional funding through grants and donor programs to improve the campus facilities and to offer new courses, programs and services to students. she is working closely with the Crafton hills College foundation, encouraging interested community members and ChC alumni to participate in the support of the campus in a range of roles. These interactions are vital to stimulating the life of the campus and to keeping the college relevant to the community it serves.

Crafton hills College is a unique institution of higher learning and although it is a fairly young college, it is already well recognized for providing quality programs and services whose graduates are going on to great personal and professional accomplishments. The opportunity to lead Crafton hills College is a position of which we know she is very proud and we congratulate dr. Marshall on her achievement. The Board and the district administrators support her and look forward to working closely with her.

on behalf of the student body, we, the student senate wish to express our well wishes for dr. Cheryl Marshall as we gather today to commemorate this momentous occasion. dr. Marshall has an incredible ability to make each student feel important and welcome. her warm smile, dedication to the betterment of our school, and personal integrity make her a symbol of the Crafton hills College tradition of putting students first. The 2013-2014 student senate is extremely excited to work with dr. Marshall and look forward to the many positive changes her leadership will bring. Congratulations!

The academic senate welcomes dr. Cheryl Marshall to her new position as president of Crafton hills College. dr. Marshall has demonstrated, through transparent processes and collegial efforts, that her ultimate concerns are for our students, faculty, and staff. We commend her for her inclusion of constituents when making campus decisions, which has fostered a culture of trust. We have witnessed her strong work ethic and her dedication to this institution. dr. Marshall is diligent in her efforts to make Crafton hills College a place where students can be successful. We look forward to working with dr. Marshall as our president.

The Classified senate is honored to welcome dr. Cheryl a. Marshall as the seventh president of Crafton hills College. on behalf of all classified staff, we would like to express our gratitude to dr. Marshall for her ongoing support. dr. Marshall has helped improve communication and unity among staff, faculty, and management, and her open door policy has afforded Classified senate the opportunity to work closely with her on matters that impact the college. dr. Marshall’s expectations and standards of excellence are always tempered with compassion, and she brings about the best in all who have the privilege of working with her. We appreciate dr. Marshall’s dedication to our students, our college, and our community, and we look forward to a bright and successful future with her leadership. We extend our most sincere congratulations to dr. Marshall.

Classified Senate Welcome

Academic Senate Welcome

Student Senate Welcome

Bruce Baron, sBCCd Chancellor

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Dr. Donald L. Singer was first elected to the Board of Trustees in november 2001 and served as Board Clerk and vice president before assuming the president position in 2011.

singer previously served as president of Crafton hills College (1982-1990) and as president of san Bernardino valley College (1990-1997).

he is a member of the Board of directors of the California Community College Trustees, the state-wide organization which represents all 442 elected community college trustees in the state, and formerly served as a member of the Board of directors of the association of Community College Trustees, the national organization which represents over 7,000 community college trustees in the united states.

dr. singer received his bachelor’s degree in education, master’s in history, and doctorate in higher education from the university of southern California.

InvestitureKaylee Hrisoulas graduated from Crafton hills College (ChC) in May 2011 and is currently attending sacramento state university. she has served in a variety of leadership positions throughout her education aimed at supporting her student peers. hrisoulas believes everyone deserves an education and the opportunity to better themselves.

While attending ChC full-time, hrisoulas served as president and social events Coordinator of the associated students (as), and student Trustee. she participated in multiple shared governance committees and assisted with accreditation efforts. at sacramento state, hrisoulas serves transfer and international students as a resident advisor.

hrisoulas will graduate in May 2014 with a bachelor of arts in communication studies with a concentration in organizational communication and minor in marketing. In the next five years, she hopes to work with non-profit organizations, travel abroad, and narrow down programs for graduate school.

ReflectionsKaylee Hrisoulas

Charlie Ng

Presidential Medallion

Charlie Ng has more than 17 years of experience with higher education institutions in California and currently serves as the vice president of Business and administrative services for MiraCosta College located in oceanside, Ca. ng most recently served as the vice Chancellor of fiscal services for the san Bernardino Community College district for three years, and the vice president of administrative services at Crafton hills College for five years, working closely with dr. Marshall.

While serving as the vice Chancellor of fiscal services, ng led the capital construction programs for san Bernardino valley College and Crafton hills College. he led the district’s budget and finance operations, and he led the district in achieving the government finance officers association’s distinguished Budget presentation award for fiscal Years 2012 and 2013.

ng earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from san diego state university, an MBa from the university of redlands, and a master’s degree in advanced management from Claremont graduate university.

It is tradition that the college president is recognized by an academic medallion. The formal investiture involves the official installation and presentation of the Crafton hills College presidential Medallion. This symbol of authority is to be worn at future ceremonial occasions including convocations and commencements.

The handcrafted bronze medallion features the Crafton hills College official seal with the sun shining brightly behind the iconic clock tower, framed by the majestic san Bernardino Mountains.

Dr. Donald L. Singer

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Delegates from Other Academic Institutions

AcademicProcession

1965 California State University, San Bernardino Tomás d. Morales, ph.d., president

San Bernardino Community College District Board of Trustees

*Dr. Donald L. Singer, president John Longville, vice president*Donna Ferracone, Clerk*Gloria Macías Harrison, Trustee*Dr. Kathleen (Katy) Henry, Trustee Joseph Williams, Trustee

Nickolas W. Zoumbos, Trustee*Yasmeen Flores, ChC student Trustee Rosalinda Sosa Sanchez, sBvC student Trustee

* Walking in the academic procession

Crafton Hills College Foundation Board of Directors

*David E. Raley, president Donald J. Nydam, vice president*Cheryl A. Marshall, secretary*Mike Strong, Chief financial officer*Karen Childers, staff Member*Denise Allen, director*Joanna Averett, director Lynn Bogh Baldi, director*Gordon A. Clopine, director*Cheryl A. Cox, director*Donna M. Ferracone, director*Gloria Macías Harrison, director

Sam Irwin, director*William Lindsey, director*William M. Nassar, director*Tommi Ng, director James C. Ramos, director*Michelle Riggs, staff Member*Patrick Dorsey, director*Cyndie St. Jean, staff Member Robert J. Temple, director*Michelle Tinoco, director*Lillian Vasquez, director Betty Jo Wood, director

1853 San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools gary s. Thomas, ed.d., County superintendent

1907 University of Redlands stuart noble-goodman, ph.d., dean, school of Business

1911 Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District Cali Binks, superintendent

1926 San Bernardino Valley College gloria fisher, J.d., Interim president

1926 San Bernardino Community College District Tim oliver, Interim vice Chancellor of fiscal services

1934 MiraCosta College Charlie ng, vice president of Business & administrative services

1953 Beaumont Unified School District Terrance davis, assistant superintendent of personnel

Bruce Baron, Chancellor and secretary to the Board

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CHC Classified, Faculty & Administration

Ruby Zuniga Administrative Secretary, Title V

Denise Allen, M.A. Professor, Computer Information Systems

Breanna Andrews, M.A. Assistant Professor, American Sign Language

Larry Aycock, A.A. Admissions & Records Coordinator

Daniel Bahner, M.A. Professor, Title V, Activity One Lead

Rosemary Bedoya, M.A. Adjunct Faculty, Counseling

Kelly Bingham, A.A.Administrative Assistant II, President' s Office

Kelly Boebinger, M.S. Professor, Chemistry

Debbie Bogh, M.A. Professor, Project Director, Title V Grant

Robert Brown, Ed.D. Professor, Alternative Learning Strategies Coordinator

Karen Childers, M.S. Director, Resource Development & Grants

Amber Contreras, B.A. Assistant Professor, Respiratory Care

Kathryn Crow, B.V.E. Professor, Emergency Medical Services

Lou'Rie Cummings, M.A. Adjunct Faculty, Counseling

Gwendolyn Diponio, M.A. Professor, English

Benjamin Gamboa, B.S. Research Analyst, Institutional Effectiveness Research & Planning

Kathleen Gibson, M.A. Professor, Mathematics

Tina Gimple, M.S. Administrative Coordinator, Administrative Services

Raju Hegde, M.E. Dean, Math, English, Reading & Instructional Support

Catherine Hendrickson, J.D., M.L.I.S. Professor, Public Services Librarian

Donna Hoffmann, M.A. Director, Marketing

Jim Holbrook, Ed.D.Professor, Emergency Medical Services

JoAnn Jones, M.Ed. Professor, Child Development & Education

Terry Koeper, B.A. Professor, Fire Science

Marina Kozanova, M.A. Professor, Spanish

Elizabeth Langenfeld, M.A. Professor, English

Cheryl A. Marshall, Ed.D.President

Damaris Matthews, M.A. Professor, Disabled Student Programs & Services

Jessica McCambly, M.F.A. Associate Professor, Art

Mark McConnell, M.M.Professor, Music

Kim McCormick, M.S. Professor, Career Center

Meridyth McLaren, M.S. Professor, Child Development & Education

Elizabeth Mealey, B.S. Librarian Technical Assistant II

Luis Mondragon, M.A. Interim Math & Science Tutoring Coordinator

Mariana Moreno, M.S. Transfer Center Coordinator

Benjamin Mudgett, B.S. Admissions & Records Evaluator

Kristin Overturf Admissions & Records Technician

Ericka Paddock, M.A.Director, Student Life

Kevin Palkki, B.A. Theatre Technician

Snezana Petrovic, M.F.A. Professor, Art

Fermin Ramirez, B.S. Financial Aid Outreach Coordinator

Bryan Reece, Ph.D. Vice President, Instruction

Michelle Riggs, M.A.Assistant Director, Resource Development

Scott Rippy, M.A. Professor, Mathematics

Nicole Rodriquez Secretary, Transfer Center/Copy Center

Steven Rush Admissions & Records Specialist

Kim Salt, Ph.D. Professor, Chemistry

Kristi Simonson, B.A. Web Developer

Floyd Simpson Admissions & Records Technician

Frances Southerland, A.A., A.S. Senior Student Services Technician

Cyndie St. Jean, A.A. Administrative Secretary, ORDG

Mike Strong, B.S. Vice President, Administrative Services

Ginger Sutphin, M.A. Administrative Secretary, STEM

Michelle Tinoco, M.A. Admissions & Records Technician

Jonathan Townsend, M.A. Interim Tutoring Center Coordinator

Sam Troung, M.D. Assistant Professor, Anatomy & Physiology

Rebeccah Warren-Marlatt, Ed.D. Vice President, Student Services

Gary Williams, Ed.D. Professor, Instructional Assessment Specialist

Sherri Wilson, M.S. Professor, Mathematics

Dan Word, B.V.E. Professor, Emergency Medical Services

June Yamamoto, M.A. Dean, Career Education & Human Development

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Inauguration Planning Committee

Proclamations

Michelle riggs, Chairpersondenise allen-hoyt Karen Childers Cheryl Cox donna hoffmann Jessica McCambly Meridyth MclarenJulie McKee

elizabeth Mealey annaly Medrano Kristin overturf ericka paddock Cyndie st. Jean Michelle Tinoco Kristin overturf rebeccah Warren-Marlatt

Hon. Paul Cook, u.s. house of representatives, California 8th district

Hon. Bill Emmerson, California state senator, 23rd senate district

Hon. Dianne Feinstein, u.s. senator, California

Hon. Brian Nestande, California state assembly, 42nd assembly district

Hon. James Ramos, san Bernardino County supervisor, 3rd district

Hon. Roger Berg, Mayor, City of Beaumont

Hon. William Davis, Mayor, City of Calimesa

Hon. Larry McCallon, Mayor, City of highland

Hon. Pete Aguilar, Mayor, and Hon. Sam Irwin, Clerk, City of redlands

Hon. Denise Hoyt, Mayor, City of Yucaipa

Alumni Delegates1973 Cheryl Cox1975 sherri Wilson1977 stan lovingfoss1980 lillian vasquez1981 rosemary Bedoya1983 ruth greyraven1986 Kelly Bingham1986 Kathleen gibson1991 Betsy hampton1992 Karin Marriot1992 frances southerland1993 Cyndie st. Jean1994 debbie Bogh1995 Mary ellen abilez1996 Tina gimple1997 Kristi simonson1998 fermin ramirez1999 Jonathan Townsend1999 Joanna averett

2000 Kevin palkki2001 dan Word2002 amber Contreras2002 larry aycock2002 luis Mondragon2003 ginger sutphin2004 rachael gustuson2004 frances Bernal2005 Candance leonard2006 John hopkins2007 reuben harrison2008 Michelle riggs2008 victor Cisneros2009 Kyle fodness2010 Jordan Mack2011 Kaylee hrisoulas2012 Christopher Walsh2013 anaiza Moreno

Student Club Representativesalpha gamma sigmaamerican sign language Clubanime Clubaquatics ClubChC honors InstituteChild development ClubMeChastudent senate health sciences Club

We are pleased to acknowledge these proclamations, which will be displayed at the reception.

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President's Circle Thank youto our presidential Inauguration sponsors,

whose contributions have underwritten the

cost of the celebration's events.

Sponsored and organized by CHC Foundation

Contributions made by our annual leadership donors provides support to meet the most immediate challenges facing ChC. This select community of donors sets the pace for advancing the foundation’s mission of “enhancing educational excellence.”

daniel and nancy Bahner

Bruce and elizabeth Baron

BrJ & associates, llp

Cheryl a. Cox

Bill and gloria harrison

donna hoffmann

Kitchell Corporation

rebeccah and steve Marlatt

Cheryl and patrick Marshall

damaris l. Matthews

Brandon and Julie McKee

Charlie and Tommi ng

donald J. nydam

pMsM architects

seville Construction services, Inc.

June C. Yamamoto

For more information, contact the Crafton Hills College Foundation at 909-389-3392 or visit www.craftonhills.edu/foundation.

Thank you to our generous President's Circle Members 2013-2014:

Special thanks to:

Mike Bedoya, art Tech and Curator of exhibition at ChC, for art displayed in foyer

Mark McConnell and the ChC Music department for program performances

Presenting Sponsor p2s engineering

Partnership Sponsor Merrill lynch, The palmer group

Program Sponsors Kitchell snipes-dye associates steinberg architects

KvCr for video filming & production

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CO N G R AT U L AT I O N S, DR. CHERYL MARSHALL,

P R E S I D E N T O F CRAFTON HILLS

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