McCollough Plastic Surgery Clinic partners with Pensacola Junior

PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE
July 9, 2009
Crafting a
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PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE
July 9, 2009
PJC & McCollough
Partnership ..........................3
Board nominates Andry ....................4
National All-Star basketball ............5
Shhhhh, silent auction ........................6
July Starlink Webcast ........................6
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PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE
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Crafting a partnership
Pensacola Junior College President Ed Meadows and McCollough Institute founder/chief executive officer
Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough announce a multi-faceted collaboration.
Meadows and McCollough solidified the partnership during an agreement signing and reception June 29 at the
McCollough Institute for Appearance and Health, located in the Craft Farms Coastal Golf Resort in Gulf Shores, Ala.
“This is an exciting day for me,” said McCollough, speaking to Gulf Shores officials and business leaders, a PJC
delegation and distinguished guests. “PJC’s students are among the best I have worked with, and they come into
the operating room ready to step right in.” About 20 PJC surgical tech students have completed clinical rotations
at the Institute since March.
“I am delighted to partner with a man of such international reputation,” Meadows said. “We plan to optimize
every opportunity — a comprehensive array of opportunities — the partnership provides.”
Partnership provisions include clinical site rotation internships for PJC students enrolled in medical and cosmetic
programs; collaboration with various PJC programs to engage students in work projects; Institute medical staff
providing lectures and advising the college about emerging medical workforce career training needs; PJC assisting
recruitment of graduates for employment at the Institute; collaboration with WSRE TV (the college’s PBS
station), PJC’s Continuing Education department and the Institute.
McCollough is a world renowned facial and nasal plastic surgeon. He is listed among the
“Best Doctors in America,” “America’s Top Plastic Surgeons” and the National Registry
of Who’s Who in America. He has served as the international president of the
largest specialty plastic surgery organization in the
world — the American Academy of Facial Plastic
and Reconstructive Surgery.
For more information, call 484-1700.
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News Briefs
April 14, 2006
July 9, 2009
July 9,1955:
Albert Einstein, Bertrand Russell and nine other scientists warned that the development of weapons
of mass destruction had created a choice between war and survival of the human species. The Russell-Einstein Manifesto
was published in London and became the basis for the Pugwash Conference of Scientists two years later.
Board meets
The July Board of Trustees meeting is 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, July
21, Building 7, room 736B, Pensacola campus.
Board nominates Andry
The Pensacola Junior College District
Board of Trustees announces its
nomination of Vincent Andry for the
2009 Association of Community College
Trustees Leadership Award.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush
appointed Andry to the PJC Board in
2003 and reappointed him in 2006.
During his six-year tenure, Andry served
as chair of the finance and facilities
committees, two terms as vice chair and
two terms as chair of the PJC Board.
Andry
Andry, supervisor of customer service
for the Pensacola electric utility Gulf Power, served on the PJC
Board during the aftermath of Hurricane Ivan, which struck
Pensacola and the Gulf Coast in September 2004. The force of
Ivan devastated all three PJC campuses; the college sustained
$18 million in facilities damage. Andry provided key leadership
in assisting with the repair and re-opening the college after only
six weeks following the hurricane.
In his second term as vice chair, Andry chaired the college’s
search committee for a new president. A 35-member committee,
composed of PJC faculty, staff and students, along with key
members of the Escambia-Santa Rosa county community, conducted
a national search for a new college leader.
Andry also provided leadership resulting in an expanded
mission and vision for the college to take steps toward becoming
a baccalaureate-degree granting institution.
In addition, he participated in ACCT legislative workshops in
Washington, D.C. and was active in the Florida Association of
Community Colleges Trustee Commission.
The Association of Community College Trustees is a non-profit
educational organization of governing boards, representing more
than 6,500 elected and appointed trustees who govern more than
1,200 community, technical and junior colleges in the United States.
For more information, call 484-1700.
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PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE
July 9, 2009
Cuban American Association gives
HOSA national winners
Pensacola Junior College announces the Cuban American
Association of Pensacola awarded PJC student Mary Heuvelman
a $500 scholarship.
Heuvelman, who graduated summa cum laude from PJC in May,
received the scholarship for her art project on the Mariel Boatlift
of April 1980. The Mariel Boatlift was named for the northern
Cuban port, Mariel Harbor, from which thousands joined an
unprecedented exodus to the United States and was rooted in
Fidel Castro’s announcement that anyone who wanted to leave
Cuba could do so.
As a PJC Robinson Honors Scholar, Heuvelman studied in
Europe; she was also selected as PJC’s department of History/
Languages/Philosophy 2009 scholar. This summer, Heuvelman is
studying Spanish in Costa Rica before attending Franciscan
University, Steubenville, Ohio, as a Spanish major in the fall.
For more information, contact PJC professor of Spanish Zeida
Ward at 484-1437, [email protected].
Congratulations to Pensacola Junior College HOSA students
on their success at the recent Health Occupations Students of
America National Leadership Conference in Nashville.
PJC national winners: Theresa Hoang, second place,
Epidemiology; and Zachary Hastings, fourth place, Physical
Therapy Assisting.
In addition, PJC was recognized for Outstanding Chapter
Newsletter and HOSA Week.
Dance scholarships
Pensacola Junior College announces nine participants of the
college’s 28th annual Summer Dance Workshop won scholarships
to continue dance instruction.
The students are: Savannah
Green and Katie Luebke,
Pensacola; Justina Walsingham,
Panama City Beach; Jaclyn
Rosenstein and Alison
Rosenstein, Oldsmar; Ali Floyd,
Cydney McGee, Morgan
Domingue, Hattiesburg, Miss; and
Hannah Matherne, Purvis, Miss.
For more information, contact
Summer Dance Workshop
coordinator Dianne Robbins at
484-1956, [email protected].
Coleman adjudicates
Michael Coleman, department of Music & Theatre, was the
adjudicator of the 2009 Society of Composers Inc./American
Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Region 1
Composition Competition. Region 1 consists of the northeastern
states of the United States.
National All-Star basketball
The National Junior College Athletic Association/Women’s
Basketball Coaches Association holds its All-Star
event at the Pensacola Junior College Hartsell
Arena this weekend, July 10-12.
Teams practice 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Friday,
July 10. Games are July 11-12 according to
the following schedule.
Saturday, July 11:Team 1 vs.Team 2 at 4 p.m.;
Team 3 vs. Team 4 at 6 p.m.
Sunday, July 12:Team 2 vs.Team 3 at 12 p.m.;
Team 1 vs. Team 4 at 2 p.m.
For more information, contact Coach Chanda
Rigby at 484-1331, [email protected], or PJC Director of
Athletics Bill Hamilton at 484-1304, [email protected].
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PENSACOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE
July 9, 2009
Shhhhh, silent auction
July Starlink Webcast
The Milton campus is hosting a silent auction for a few
Relay for Life items through the close of work Tuesday, July 14.
If you’re interested in bidding, contact Dawn Loyed at
484-4436, [email protected].
All proceeds go to next year’s Relay for Life.
“Online Student Services” helps higher-education institutions
develop effective online approaches to delivering student-support
services. Needs of online and distance learners are explored, as
well as tips for effective design. Examples of institutions that use
the Internet to offer students opportunities for self-help and
customized services are featured.
Panelists: Nancy Regias, regional coordinator
southeast region, Ohio Learning Network; Dan
Koenig, associate vice president for Instructional
Support and Technology, Piedmont Technical College;
Deidre Stidom, online course manager/WebCT
trainer/faculty for Computer Technology and Office
Systems Technology, Piedmont Technical College; Mickey Slimp,
executive director of NETnet.
Password: 2educ8 (case sensitive)
Resource Packet:
http://www.starlinktraining.org/Packets2007/packet327.pdf
All times are approximate.
To receive professional development credit, print and fill out the
sent form. Have your department head sign and submit it to the
SPD Office.
WSRE needs your help
WSRE needs volunteers for pledge
drives 7 to 9 p.m. July 9, July 12 and
July 22. If you can help, call WSRE
membership coordinator Melissa
Carter at 484-1241.
Foundation’s Facebook page
Breena Bolster Bruni — coordinator of the Pensacola Junior
College Foundation Annual Fund & Alumni Affairs — has created a
Facebook page for PJC Alumni & Friends and the Foundation.
“I am constantly receiving E-mails asking about the status of
faculty, staff and administrators,” Bruni says. “I encourage all of you
to become a fan as a quick way to stay connected to your past and
current students, friends and colleagues. It’s free and easy.” Just
click on http://www.facebook.com/login.
Make a donation to PJC online securely 24 hours a
day at alumni.pjc.edu.
For more information, contact Bruni at 484-1562,
[email protected].
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