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April 10, 2012
Volume 35 Number 22
Family matters
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Service learning provides
benefits to the community
Talya Flowers
Editor
[email protected]
Not wanting to back down
from a challenge, Sinclair
aims to increase graduation
rates among low-income
students and students of color
through the Achieving the
Dream initiative.
“Achieving the Dream is
a challenge to colleges like
Sinclair,” said Helen Grove,
senior vice president and provost. “It is a challenge to us to
do things differently to help
our students succeed. It’s not
about blaming students, but
looking at how we can change
our policies and practices to
help more of our students
learn and demonstrate what
they know.”
Since Achieving the
Dream’s inception in 2006,
Sinclair has seen improvements in student success in
gatekeeper courses. These
courses often prevent students from moving toward
the college level or on to their
degree program.
“It is an issue that we take seriously, trying to reduce the failure
and repeat rates of students in
gatekeeper courses,” Grove said.
Sinclair’s data on gatekeeper
courses shows that developmental mathematics, elementary algebra and anatomy and
physiology courses were a
hindrance for many students.
“We are trying to make those
courses less of an obstacle for
students,” Grove said. “We have
changed the ways in which we
teach the courses, and the ways
in which we advise. And indeed
we are seeing some really good
improvements and that has
been exciting.”
To help students navigate
through their obstacles,
Sinclair requires the SCC 101
course. The course teaches
students the basics of college
including time management,
good study habits and preparation for exams.
Th is course, Grove said, will
serve as the foundation for
students once they begin their
courses at Sinclair.
The Urban African-American Mentor Program is another
program that aims to help African-American students boost
their GPA, complete their
courses and graduate.
The mentor program is
designed to help second-year
African-American students attain a college degree or credential with the help of a mentor.
The students are assigned two
mentors, one faculty member
and one staff member.
Students of color have
a tougher time achieving
their dream and obtaining
a degree, but it’s a challenge
that Sinclair won’t back down
from, Grove said.
“It is really one of the most
wonderful initiatives in the
community college landscape,” Grove said. “We want
students to stick with school,
obtain a degree and then take
it either to the work place and
earn a good living or on to a
university for further study.”
—pg.10
“Produced by students for students”
Pam Winston and two students at the Honors symposium.
Steven Schwerin
Reporter
[email protected]
Even for students who head to college
with the goal of attaining a career that
allows them to serve their community,
the service aspect can seem like a distant
goal. The classroom is for learning; service
comes later. For roughly eight years,
Sinclair Community College’s Service
Learning Department has been challenging this paradigm.
The Service Learning Department
provides educational service experiences that
augment whatever classes a student might
be taking. The idea is that students can learn
about topics pertinent to what they are learning in class while serving in their community.
“Service learning is an engaged way to
connect academic learning with the community, because the services are provided
to the community,” says Service Learning
Faculty Associate David Bodary.
The Service Learning Department has
seen student participation grow from
100 students in 2007, to more than 300
current participants. The department presently offers a variety of learning opportunities in over 23 agencies.
“I would suggest that you have to think
in terms of this continuum from volunteerism to employment,” says Bodary.
“We volunteer and that leads us to career
photo contributed by David Bodary
ideas… we get a degree and then we show
on our resume that we have done this kind
of work and that makes us more attractive
to employers.”
The outcomes are different for every
project, but there is a central theme: Putting into practice what is learned in the
classroom while accomplishing something of value for an organization. One
English professor had her students editing
a League of Women Voters voting guide.
“Some of the content they couldn’t change,
but they could identify errors,” says Bodary.
As the students pour over the political
material, they become familiar with candidates and details of the political process
while exercising their editing skills from
the classroom.
“So the students are connecting
academic learning with the community
and then they begin to pay more attention
when an election comes up,” says Bodary.
Some teachers require a service learning
component, but students can also ask their
teachers about replacing some class work
with a service learning project. Another
possibility for service learning is doing the
project to fulfi ll the extra requirement if
a class is taken for honors. There is no set
limit to how often students can participate
in the program, says Bodary.
“In service learning, you could do it in
every course or in no courses,”he said.
One professor who requires service
learning as part of her class is Dott ie Bely
who teaches many sections of developmental reading every quarter. Bely herself
works with the nonprofit organization
Compassion First, and though her students are not required to do their service
learning with Compassion First, many do.
“I wanted the students to connect
that we are studying about a topic and
that we are connecting that topic to our
service,” says Bely.
Bely’s student, Monique Robinson, 32,
in her second quarter at Sinclair volunteered at Compassion First as part of DEV
065. Part of her task while volunteering
was to sort clothing items into gender and
age categories such as men’s, women’s or
children’s. Afterward, she had to write a report as well as update the Service Learning
database concerning the volunteer needs
of Compassion First.
The projects are not always for non-profit organizations. Professor David Meyer,
who has been at Sinclair since 2000, uses
service learning in his Six Sigma class,
OPT 240, which is a process development
class. Meyer encourages students to come
up with processes that they can improve
at their current work places, but for those
who don’t have an idea to work on he suggests service learning.
“I use service learning as a vehicle in
my Six Sigma class when they don’t have a
project that they can relate to,” says Meyer.
Over the years, he has had students
improve accounting systems at their
churches, improve floor layouts in grocery
stores, study traffic patterns in parking lots
and even improve how retirement homes
process laundry.
At the end of the quarter, students show
the quantitative results of their projects.
“Everyone has got to have a project, and
they have to come up with a return on
investment,” says Meyer.
Though it is volunteerism outside of
class, service learning is not an unconnected, extra activity. Ideally, students would
fi nish their service learning project saying
to themselves that there is no other way
that they could have learned what they had
just learned, says Bodary.
For more information about service
learning, visit www.sinclair.edu/about/
learning/slearning.
Sinclair’s Linux Installfest promotes a
growing OS option
Mark Fahey
Assistant Editor
[email protected]
Some Sinclair students may not realize that there are more
operating system options than just Windows and Mac. The Linux
operating system (OS) is free, open source, and gaining market
share in a variety of applications.
The Computer Information Systems (CIS) Department at
Sinclair is holding its annual Linux Installfest on April 14 to
introduce students to the operating system and reinforce
their existing Linux skills. The event will be from 10
a.m. until 4 p.m. in Building 5 Room 043.
“It’s used on desktops, global positioning devices, routers and gaming systems,” said Dr. Shirley
Stallworth, the event’s organizer and a CIS professor.
“The marketability of it and the user friendliness of it
almost demand that they have some type of knowledge about this.”
The OS is used in about 33 percent of servers, according to Stallworth, and is growing in popularity because it is free and easy to use.
“The demand is growing, but there is a moderate percentage of
individuals that don’t know anything about Linux,” she said.
The event will be gett ing technical support from the Dayton
Linux Users Group (DLUG), which promotes and informs about
the OS. The group has been assisting with the Installfest for the
four years that the CIS Department has been holding the event.
The event was fi rst organized more than 10 years ago by the
Sinclair Physics Department before it was turned over to Stallworth and the CIS Department.
The DLUG professionals will be working in rotations of at
least 10 people, from 10 a.m. until 4
p.m. Participants looking to install
Linux on their laptop or desktop
computers should start the
installation before 3 p.m.
The Installfest will have
installation CDs available
for three popular Linux
distributions, including
Fedora and Ubuntu,
but students can bring
and get assistance
with their preferred
distributions.
“That’s the
beauty of this,” said
Stallworth. “They
can bring whatever
distro they want,
and there are greater than 500 distros of Linux.”
The event will have several breakout sessions, including
one on Linux security by Cliff Brust from Computer Troubleshooters in Beavercreek.
“It’s a lot of fun, a lot of sharing of ideas, and the participants love
the breakout sessions,” Stallworth said.
The event will have free pizza and refreshments and is open
to the public. The format is “revolving door,” with participants
coming and going throughout the day.
“It’s an open, collaborative environment,” Stallworth said.
“We’re working with people that want to share their knowledge
with others.”
Fair’s focus
is low cost
health care
Mark Fahey
Assistant Editor
[email protected]
The cost of health care in the
United States prevents many
people from getting the care they
need. Sinclair’s Multicultural
Health Fair on April 11 will offer
free information to help students
maintain their own health and
gain access to low-cost services.
The event, sponsored by
Student Leadership Association (SLA), Brite-Signal Alliance and the Diversity Office,
will bring variety of speakers,
organizations and performers
to the basement of Building 8
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Some of the organizations
present will be the Kettering
Health Centers, the AIDS
Resource Center, the Community Blood Center, Planned
Parenthood and the Small
Smiles Dental Clinic.
“A lot of our students don’t
have insurance,” said Karen
Williams , advisor for SLA.
“The people we do have here,
they either go by your income
or there’s some kind of fee scale
where it’s either free or if you
have some kind of assistance
they’ll work with you.”
The event, which has been
held annually for three years,
was inspired by a health fair
organized by Sinclair’s Human
Resources for faculty and staff .
“Students will gain a necessary understanding of how
important health is, and I think
they’ll learn how to go to these
places and get the help that they
need,” said Miesha Russell, student event coordinator for SLA.
“The multicultural aspect is that
health is not just for one set of
people, it’s for everyone, and all
these places are willing to help.”
The event will feature performances by Sinclair’s Zumba
Club, Jukado Club and Capoeria Club and talks by speakers
from Premier Health Services,
Life Connections and Sinclair’s
Psychology Department.
The keynote speaker for the
fair will be Dr. Gary LeRoy, an associate professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University
Boonshoft School of Medicine
and associate dean of student affairs and admissions. LeRoy will
be speaking about health issues
facing minority populations and
“simple, inexpensive ways to stay
healthy,” he said.
“You need to start at your
age, so when you reach my age
you’re not all broken down and
decrepit,” said LeRoy. “Come
to [the event] with lots of questions and an open mind and be
read to participate.”
Multicultural Health
Fair Schedule
11 a.m. Welcome
11:05 a.m. Zumba
11:30 a.m. Lea Wilcox from
Premier Health
12 p.m. Dr. Gary LeRoy from
Wright State University
Boonshoft School of
Medicine
12:30 p.m. Jukado Demonstration
1 p.m. Life Connections –
Stephanie Burianek
1:30 p.m. Stress Management
by Jessica Demming from
Psychology Department
2 p.m. Sinclair Capoeria Demonstration
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April 10
April 19
• Coffee and Conversation
2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Building 8, Ponnie Kendall Center
basement
Monday
• Sinclair Theatre Presents The
Complete Works of
William Shakespeare
10:00 a.m.
Building 2, Blair Hall Theatre
April 14
• Chili Con Carne
• Chicken And Okra
Creole Soup
• Broccoli Cheddar Chowder
• Baked Potato Bar
• Pesto Chicken Panini
• Red Beans And Rice
• Parsley Potatoes
• Veggie Medley
• Grilled Green Beans
• Kung Pao Chicken
• Calzone, Pepperoni
• Grilled Chicken Quesadilla
• Southwestern Chicken
Chipotle Wrap
April 20
• DPO Piano Competition
Registration
Building 2, Blair Hall Theatre Lobby
• Sinclair Theatre Presents The
Complete Works of
William Shakespeare
7:00 p.m.
Building 2, Blair Hall Theatre
April 17
• Coffee and Conversation
2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Building 8, Ponnie Kendall Center
basement
April 21
• Concerto Competition
8:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Building 2, Blair Hall Theatre
April 18
• Sinclair Talks: Sacred India
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Building 8, stage area
April 10, 2012
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Beef Vegetable Soup
Broccoli Cheddar Chowder
Carved Turkey Breast
Grilled Chicken Summer
Berry Salad
Potatoes Au Gratin
Fresh Mashed Potatoes
Fresh Steamed Green Beans
Squash, Yellow, Zucchini,
Fresh, Sauteed
• Orange Chicken over Rice
• Flatbread, Turkey, Smoked
• Deluxe Grilled Cheese
W/ Bacon
• Southwestern Chicken
Chipotle Wrap
• Grilled Chicken Burrito
With Mango Salsa
• Fresh Mashed Potatoes
• Buttered Noodles
• Braised Cabbage
• Sauteed Green
Beans & Peppers
• Mongolian Stir fry over Rice
• 300 Calorie over Rice
• Grilled Ham & Cheese
• Southwestern Chicken
Chipotle Wrap
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Beef Vegetable Soup
Black Bean Soup
Beef Taco Salad
Make it healthy-sub yogurt
dip for sour cream
Vegetable Lasagna
Spanish Rice
Santa Fe Potatoes
Mexi-Corn
Refried Beans
Beef Lo Mein with Egg Roll
Italian Hot Sub
Bistro Slider
Southwestern Chicken
Chipotle Wrap
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Brown Rice Turkey Soup
Mushroom Vegetable Soup
Baked Tilapia
Stacked Chicken Mash Bowl
Wild Rice
Roasted Red Potatoes
Veggie Medley
Steamed Spinach
Closed on Friday
Meatball Roma Round
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Hot Ciabatta
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Chipotle Wrap
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Brown Rice Turkey Soup
Black Bean Soup
Chicken Cordon Bleu
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weekly crossword
weekly sudoku
The objective of the game
is to fill all the blank squares
in a game with the correct
numbers. There are three very
simple constraints to follow.
In a 9 by 9 square Sudoku
game:
• Every row of 9 numbers
must include all digits 1
through 9 in any order.
• Every column of 9 numbers
must include all digits 1
through 9 in any order.
• Every 3 by 3 subsection of
the 9 by 9 square must include all digits 1 through 9.
Every Sudoku games
begins with some squares
already filled in, and the difficulty of each game is due to
how many squares are filled
in. The more squares that are
known, the easier it is to figure out which numbers go in
the open squares. As you fill
in squares correctly, options
for the remaining squares are
narrowed and it becomes
easier to fill them in.
Sudoku Tips: Start by looking for numbers that occur
frequently in the initial puzzle.
For example, say you have a
lot of 5’s in the initial puzzle.
Look for the 3x3 box where
there is no 5. Look for 5’s in
other rows and columns that
can help you eliminate where
the 5 might go in that box. If
there is a 5 in column’s 1 and
2, then there can’t be a 5 any-
Across
where else in either of those
columns. You know then that
whatever leftmost 3x3 box
that is missing a 5 must have
it go in column 3. If you can
eliminate all the possibilities in
that box except for 1 square,
you’ve got it down!
1 Puts behind bars
6 Opera headliners
11 Dairy creature
14 Stan’s sidekick, in old comedy
15 Call forth
16 Hubbub
17 Dish that’s thrown together?
19 Fix a button, say
20 PDQ, in the ICU
21 “__ I a stinker?”: Bugs Bunny
22 Mont Blanc and Monte Rosa
24 Belted out
26 __ B’rith: Jewish org.
27 Phone bk. info
30 Where 6-Across often are when
performing
35 Most of 34-Down’s surface
37 Sugar suffix
38 Visiting Hollywood, say
39 Protective feature of most power
strips
43 Ticklish Muppet
44 Bearded grassland grazer
45 Rib cage locale
46 Wall protector near a room entrance
50 Campfire residue
51 Catches some Z’s
52 Musical work
54 Traveler’s entry document
55 Woman’s sleeveless undergarment,
for short
57 Watchman’s order
61 Tasseled headgear
62 One who follows tornadoes ... or an
apt description of the starts of 17-,
30-, 39- and 46-Across
65 Get along in years
66 “Casablanca,” for one
67 Protein-building acid
68 Low-quality
69 Make off with
70 Liberal voter, slangily
Down
1 Scribbles (down)
2 “That’s __ of hooey!”
3 “Casablanca” heroine
4 Leans to port or to starboard
5 “Get it?”
6 Draw up plans for
7 “Fathers and Sons” novelist Turgenev
8 Chevy’s plug-in hybrid
9 Rap sheet abbr.
10 Some Avis rentals
11 The Volga River flows into it
12 Dedicated poetry
13 “Holy guacamole!”
18 Copenhagen native
23 Not quite timely
25 Skin breakout
26 Uncle Remus title
27 Hard-__: very strict
28 Eye-related prefix
29 Spoke from the pulpit
31 Refresh, as a cup of coffee
32 Psychic hotline “skill,” briefly
33 Shine
34 Fifth-largest planet
36 Old Greek markets
40 Capt. saluters
41 “__ momento!”
42 Neutral shade
47 Cricks and tics
48 Saddle knob
49 Sweeping in scope
53 Disgrace
54 Folk singer Suzanne
55 Sheltered inlet
56 “The Marriage of Figaro” highlight
58 “In your dreams!”
59 Pre-Easter time
60 City tricked by a wooden horse
61 “Marvy!”
63 Trike rider
64 Actor Holbrook
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Life
Sinclair offers affordable
childcare for students
April 10, 2012
tartan spotlight
Talya Flowers
Editor
[email protected]
photo by Talya Flowers
meet Dr. Helen Grove
Talya Flowers
Editor
What makes her interesting?
Witt y, soft-spoken and well-dressed, Senior Vice President and Provost
Helen Grove started at Sinclair as one of several academic deans.
She became the senior vice president and provost on July 1, 2006.
“It has been a great opportunity,” Grove said. “I count myself very fortunate to
have had this chance to work in a community college as an administrator.”
Growing up in Logan, W. Va., Grove said that her town didn’t have a community college, so she had to leave home to attend West Virginia Wesleyan College.
“I had a great time as an undergraduate. I sort of hit my stride as a student
and figured out how to do college. I loved it. It thought that this was so much
fun and thought I’d get a Master’s in Child Development,” Grove said. “I did
that and the faculty in my program said, ‘you ought to think about going for a
doctorate,’ so I kept going.”
She then moved to Tennessee to continue her education.
While in graduate school studying Child and Family Studies at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, she taught part-time sociology and social
problems courses for police officers.
“It was really wonderful. I did ride-alongs with them so that I could understand their work,” Grove said. “I was very young and female and these were
tough guys in Tennessee. I had to prove to them that I was committed to connecting our class and their learning to their work.”
She also worked part-time at a Psychiatric Hospital with a program for
emotionally disturbed children and adolescents.
“That was a very good experience. It taught me a lot about the range of human experience. It taught me a great deal of empathy for people that struggle
with illness and hardship in their lives,” she said.
Behind the scenes at Sinclair, her role is to work with the deans, department
chairs and faculty to ensure that students receive a high quality education. She
also makes sure that the right programs are offered for students, so that they
have a smooth transition to a four-year college.
But her favorite role is when she gets to hire new faculty to the Sinclair family.
“They are the ones that work closely with students,” Grove said. “It is really
the most important thing that we do here—hiring good faculty. We want to
hire faculty that are very committed to Sinclair and to the students. We work
really hard to match respective faculty with this institution and its goals.”
Grove has been married for nine years to sociology Professor Ted Wagenaar, who teaches at Miami University.
As a couple, they like to garden, travel, read and hang out together. In 2005,
the couple took a “spectacular trip” to raft down the Colorado River.
“The white water was as big and scary as you hear,” Grove said. “The thing
that surprised me was the stars at night, you could see the heavens. I would lay
awake in my sleeping bag and look at the stars. It was stunning.”
Eight years ago, the couple visited the Netherlands because her husband is
Dutch. During the trip, Grove said she heard stories about her husbands’ life.
She said that her husband’s mom sailed to the United States with five children
in tow. The trip to the Netherlands brought the couple closer together.
“I think you know a person better when you know where somebody has
come from,” she said.
Three weeks ago, they went parasailing over the ocean. Being afraid of heights,
Grove said that she was nervous but then quickly figured out that she was safe.
Next on her list is to try zip lining, and this summer she wants to learn
how to kayak.
“I think it is a good thing in this life is to try new things,” she said. “When I
went to college, I was scared to death, but it is the best thing that has ever happened to me. And so maybe that’s one of my most important lessons: sometimes when things scare you just screw up your courage and go for it.”
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Laughter can be heard from children having
fun in the playground outside of Building 9.
“We are the best kept secret in the city,” said
Carla Rhoades, director of the Sinclair Early
Childhood Education Centers.
Located on the fi rst floor of Building 9 Room
101, the Early Childhood Education Centers
provides childcare for children ages 3 to 5. The
center has 83 students: 61 of the children belong
to Sinclair students, 19 to faculty and staff and
three children are from the Dayton community.
The Early Childhood Education Centers also
serve as a laboratory school for Early Childhood
Education majors. The students gain hands-on
experience with what they have been taught in
the program with support and guidance from the
teachers, Rhoades said.
“The biggest benefit of the Early Childhood Education Centers is that many of our families wouldn’t
be able to attend Sinclair if we weren’t here,” she said.
“Sinclair students have affordable childcare and it
is right here on campus. So the family has a sense of
security knowing that their child is close.”
There are two different learning centers; the
Early Learning Center provides childcare all day
and children must be in the center by 9:30 a.m.
The Flex-Time Learning Center is for short-term
childcare during the day. Both centers are open
from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Enrollment into the Centers occurs every quarter. All children must be pott y trained and 3 years
old before the quarter starts. All paperwork and
physicals must be completed before their first day.
“‘We are not a drop-off, and we do not provide
drop off childcare services,” Rhoades said. “We
are a center of education and care. We do intentional experience to help the children develop
skills for life—we are not a drop-off . There is a
schedule and a contract.”
Megan Edmonds-Wert, a philosophy instructor at Sinclair, uses the childcare program for her
4 year-old daughter Dharma.
“I think after meeting the director and teachers, I was really comfortable leaving my daughter
with them because they exude care and responsibility. There is also a good balance between
structure and play.”
Edmonds-Wert said that she has never had a
complaint with the childcare program and will be
sending her child back next quarter.
“She always seems to have a really good time,”
Edmonds-Wert said. “She will stay there until she
is ready for kindergarten.”
The Centers are an accredited institution through
the National Association for the Education of Young
Children. The children are taught pre-writing skills,
pre-reading, letter recognition, phonetics, colors and
shapes as well as social and motor skills.
The curriculum is built around the children’s
interest, and Rhoades said it makes learning
more enjoyable and meaningful for them.
“We focus on all areas of the child’s development,” Rhoades said. “We offer real hands-on
meaningful experience.”
The ECE center received a 3-Star rating, the
highest rating, from Step Up to Quality in 2011,
which is Ohio’s voluntary rating system for Ohio
Department of Family and Job Services licensed
childcare programs.
“We don’t have to do it, but we choose to do it, to
go above and beyond the minimum requirements
as established by the state of Ohio,” she said.
But many students, faculty and staff don’t know
that there is a childcare center in Building 9. It is a secret that Rhoades said everyone should know about.
“A lot of people don’t know that we are here, we
are truly a jewel of downtown Dayton. We are high
quality, and we strive to be excellent,” Rhoades said.
The Centers are currently full for Spring Quarter, but are accepting enrollment applications for
Fall Semester. For more information contact the
Centers at 512-2234.
The ECE center provides a full playground for children to exercise and play during recess.
photo by Giustino Bovenzi
SSP support soft ware a success
Daniel Ritchie
Contributing Writer
[email protected]
More than 10 years of
research and development
have gone into Sinclair Community College’s soon-to-be
open source soft ware project:
Student Success Plan (SSP).
SSP is used across campus
for recordkeeping, counseling,
self-help and intervention for
students needing help with
completing their goals. Participating students have been
identified as “at-risk” of being
unlikely to complete college.
Among Sinclair students participating in SSP are those who
test into developmental courses
in two or more subjects,
students with documented
disabilities, displaced workers,
high school students, distance
learning students and others.
The SSP soft ware, developed
in collaboration with Student
Services, allows staff, faculty and the student to list the
student’s goals and record challenges they are facing. Working
from that, action plans and
reports are made to lead the
student toward success while
the student’s progress is managed. Information entered into
SSP is shared across departments but can be controlled,
explained Russ Little, manager
of Sinclair’s Web Systems, Sinclair graduate and employee for
more than 17 years.
“If you’re an academic advisor
and the student has a disability,
but you don’t have a need to
know, then you simply won’t
know,” said Little.
The program received
$1.825 million across five
years from a U.S. Department
of Education Title III grant,
which funded its research
and development. The SSP
project received an additional
$250,000 grant from Next
Generation Learning Challenge, in 2011, funding a transition of the soft ware from its
current form to open source.
“Soft ware is not magic;
people are the magic. Soft ware
is enabling,” Little said, during a
teleconference and online presentation of SSP to representatives of Michigan’s Lansing
Community College. According to Little’s presentation,
five other colleges are using
Sinclair’s SSP soft ware, which
has won 11 national awards
since 2004, and has served over
35,000 students. More than 10
schools are reviewing it for use,
including Lansing.
Between fall 2010 and winter
2011, Sinclair students that
qualified and participated in
pathways to completion coaching through SSP experienced a
“quarter to quarter” retention
rate that was 37 percent higher
than qualified non-participating students, and 26 percent
higher than students not
considered “at-risk,” according
to SSP presentation data. SSP
participants from 2005 to 2011
were five times more likely to
graduate within six years.
Sinclair’s rate for first-time,
full-time students receiving
their degree within three
years of enrollment was 9
percent in 2011, according to
Complete College America,
a national nonprofit specializing in state-level college
completion statistics.
Their data for 2011, from
the U.S. Department of
Education, shows that across
Ohio 9.4 percent of full-time
students received an associate
degree within three years, and
16.5 percent of them fi nished
the degree in four years.
“Most people need a
systemic counseling,” said
Litt le. Unlike Sinclair’s current
approach to academic advising, where a dedicated advisor
isn’t necessarily guaranteed,
current SSP participants, “are
assigned to an individual, so
that the assigned person is accountable for that student.”
Little’s future plans for SSP
include possibly implementing
it for Sinclair Honors students,
integrating it with My Academic Plan (MAP) and discovering
ways to leverage SSP in helping
connect students to their career
field sooner.
The My Guide to Planning
Success (GPS) component
of SSP can be found online at
resources.sinclair.edu.
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Bluegrass course offered for students of all ages
The Sinclair Bluegrass ensemble perform in the basement of Building 2 on Saturday mornings.
Cody Lewis
Contributing Writer
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If you happen to be in the basement of Building 2
at Sinclair Community College on a Saturday morning, you might hear something you might not have
expected—a 30-instrument Bluegrass ensemble.
The Sinclair Bluegrass ensemble is a class of
musicians who get together on Saturday and jam
on bluegrass tunes. Beforehand there is an instructional course for all of the participants involved.
photo by Cody Lewis
Bluegrass is a subgenre of country music, which
was inspired by the music of the Appalachian
region. It often incorporates eclectic instrumentation including banjos, mandolin, the dobro (lap
guitar) and the fiddle along with more traditional
instruments like the guitar and bass.
In the Bluegrass ensemble, many of the participants are not actual students.
“The class is mostly older folks, who are just
auditing. It’s not really so much a class as it is a
jam session,” says John Cummings, a student who
has been taking the class every Winter and Fall
Quarter since 2000.
This does not mean that there aren’t younger
students who take the class for credit, or that
there aren’t students who play in the ensemble
who aren’t even of college age. Evan Lanier, 14,
has been playing bluegrass instruments since
before he can remember and often participates
in the class. He is described by the other students
as a “prodigy” and often helps the other students,
especially the newcomers to stay in sync with the
rest of the group. Lanier has also won the Indiana
State Banjo Championship in the past and plays
in a band called The Bluegrass Express.
The class has four instructors that are dedicated
to teaching individual students the instruments
that are present in the ensemble.
A bass player who uses an upright bass is usually present and participants also take turns singing
songs for the ensemble. Students have the option
of learning from any of the four instructors who
will work with the players before the ensemble
comes together. Students also ask each other for
advice and help as well as the instructors. The
teachers involved are Willard “Red” Spurlock
(banjo), Ralph Brags (fiddle), Noel Bolen (guitar),
Joe Bowman (mandolin) and Bob Hamblin who
instructs the ensemble.
Even though many of the ensemble’s players are 60
or older, Hamblin is confident that the art form will
continue on throughout future generations.
“[Bluegrass is] more popular now than it’s ever
been, there are 24- hour bluegrass stations on XM
Radio these days,” Hamblin says. “And many of our
players just keep coming back. It’s a lot of fun.”
Hamblin grew up with a family that played
bluegrass, and is a self-taught musician who started
playing at an early age. He can be seen playing shows
around Ohio in his group The Dixie Riders.
“It’s an interesting class in that there’s a varying
level of experience amongst the players,” says
Steve Jones, a banjo player who is in his fifth year
of playing with the group. “We all get together and
we learn from each other, it’s just pure enjoyment
for me. Most of the music is written down in tabs,
and a lot of improvisation is added by the players
themselves as they see fit.”
In the past, students interested in taking the
course were able to register in Winter or Fall
Quarter under the course number MUS 298.
The class is often only offered from September
to March because in the spring and summer, the
orchestra’s teachers and participants are often
busy playing at Mountain Days Festival or other
bluegrass events.
And while the schedule for semesters has
not been finalized, the class will still be offered
under MUS 298 W6.
“No experience is required and we spend
more time with the students taking it for course
credit than the auditors who have been here a
while,” Hamblin says. “We are always looking
for new players.”
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Whitney N. Vickers
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Once upon a time, people
wrote letters to stay in contact
with distant friends or loved
ones. When the telephone was
invented and regularly used,
people converted to calling one
another to stay in touch. Meanwhile, the internet was born,
and users would email other
users to converse; nowadays,
“Friending” someone on Facebook is a new way to connect.
Whether using it to stay in
touch, meet new people or as a
hobby, social networking sites
such as Facebook offers a new
realm of opportunities while
also presenting many dangers
to individual user’s lives.
Social networking not only
affects an individual’s daily routine, but also one’s relationships,
way of planning or seeking
events, and even hobbies. Fourteen percent of social network-
ers are said to unite through a
hobby, such as role playing.
“Role playing means inhabiting skin as another person;
same as writing a novel about
another person, as well as being
an actor. You create this life for
a character and you live it out as
you dictate their personality to
imaginary circumstances,” said
Audrey Spears, 19.
When a person uses Facebook to role play, the user will
create an account under a different name than their own, create
a character, and send messages
back and forth to other characters, creating different scenes
that the role players will type
out and create between the different characters. Throughout
the process of role-playing, the
users may become very empathetic toward their character.
“It’s very stress relieving,” said
Carolyn Palmer, 18. “If I’m in a
bad mood, I’ll have my character be in a bad mood. Your
character will sometimes reflect
your thoughts and emotions.”
Palmer has been role playing for
six years now, and has 11 different role playing accounts.
“I love role playing, and I hate
when people say it’s a waste of
time,” said Palmer.
Samuel Brown, 20, once
used Facebook to plan and
arrange a snowboarding trip.
He explains that he didn’t
have everyone’s number, so
it was easier to plan through
Facebook. Brown also adds
that he feels that Facebook is a
good idea, but doesn’t want to
spend too much time on it.
“If you spend too much time
on Facebook managing your
friends, you’re not out meeting
new people,” said Brown.
61 percent of users feel closer
to another person due to social
networking. This is especially
true for Nate Mahaffy, 19,
whose girlfriend lives an hour
and a half away. Mahaffy feels
that Facebook is positive for relationships. He said that texting
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and face-to-face communication feels more literal, while
Facebook allows more flirting.
Kaitlyn Macpherson, 19, whose
boyfriend lives in a different state, feels the same way;
although adding that Facebook
once caused fights between her
and her beau.
Macpherson has also experienced social networking
problems of her own.
Macpherson once gained
more than 20,000 Myspace
friends. Her pictures were
being exposed to various
websites all around the
Internet. She explains that
multiple times, different
users stole her pictures, her
account was “faked” and
another user pretended to be
her. Macpherson says that her
Myspace account was hacked
at least four times. Eventually,
she gave up on Myspace, and
created a Facebook account,
where she experienced the
same disturbances. She said
that her account was hacked
again, multiple times. At that
point, Macpherson gave up
social networking altogether
for six months. Now that
she’s back online, she points
out that she uses Facebook
to display her photography
pictures and that was her goal
all along. Macpherson said
that now she watches herself
more, has a trickier password
and doesn’t “friend” just
anybody. With 800 friend
requests waiting for her, she
no longer bothers to accept
the request. “Do what you
want to do, but there’s always
going to be consequences no
matter what. It can happen to
anyone,” said Macpherson.
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your voice
Robert Grote
Physical Education
April 10, 2012
Q. How do you feel about the Trayvon Martin news story?
“As the facts have started
to play out, I’ve sort of been
torn between who’s side I’m
really on. It’s hard to really tell
because the media can swing
you toward one side, whether
it’s right or wrong. It’s funny
how that works, but it happens
everyday.”
Photos by Giustino Bovenzi and Mark Fahey
“It’s sad to see somebody
that young being shot just for
carrying a bag of skittles and
walking down the street. For
dude to just pull out a gun—it’s
[expletive] up.”
Curtis Booker
“I think it’s ridiculous, to be
honest, that this guy’s going to
get away with whatever he did,
for shooting the guy. I think our
justice system is whack.”
Missy Ebans
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“I think it was very wrong for him to
shoot him over some skittles and
some coke. I really do feel bad for
the kid, he was really talented too.”
Jerica Henderson
Nursing
Facebook could
prevent you from
getting hired
McClatchy-Tribune News Service
(MCT)
Be careful about the personal information and opinions you
broadcast online, we are wisely and repeatedly told. Anyone from a
prospective employer to an insurance company might be interested in details that you’ll regret divulging someday.
But employers cross a bright, hard line when they demand, as
some do, that job applicants divulge their passwords to Facebook
and other social media sites, or have them log on so the interviewer
can scrutinize their likes and dislikes, their relationships, their
photos, their friends’ personal information.
Of course, employers for years have scanned social media and
other online sites for information about applicants, including the
sometimes impolitic statements or opinions that Facebook users
post in public forums or without creating privacy settings that keep
their personal profiles privy only to their “friends.” Those postings
are fair game. Employers have the same right to peruse publicly available information as anyone else does. Now some are going further,
looking into details of applicants’ lives that they’ve divulged only to
people they trust (even if those “friends” number 1,000 or more).
Although employers assert that their demand for passwords is
perfectly legal, we have our doubts. Employers are not allowed to
ask a wide range of personal questions about job applicants their
age, marital or family status, sexual orientation, religion and so
forth, aspects of life that are commonly included in Facebook
users’ personal profiles, posts or uploaded photos. Not to mention
that access to the applicant’s list of friends allows them to view
personal details on people who never gave their permission.
Facebook’s response, that its user agreement forbids the sharing
or solicitation of passwords, isn’t much help. People who need to
pay the rent are usually going to do what it takes to get the job,
and the employer might not even be a Facebook subscriber, so it
wouldn’t have to abide by the agreement.
Employers understandably want to minimize the risk of
hiring someone who lacks ordinary discretion or honesty. But
the easy availability of information online does not give them
the right to digitally enter people’s homes and examine their
possessions, family, friends and records. If this is acceptable,
why not demand passwords to email accounts? People can be
indiscreet in those as well.
Several states have moved to pass laws outlawing this practice. Bans
on these inquiries are a necessary response to an egregious intrusion.
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Spring cleaning inside and out
JonVelle McCray
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Cookouts. Pollen. Allergies.
Rain. Life.
All of these things come to
mind when one thinks of spring
and its wondrous elements.
Another traditional spring fixation is cleaning.
As spring represents the
conception of new life, a new
perspective is often in the works
as well. In Psychology, I learned
that often times we express our
innermost feelings with an outward display of cleaning. What
do we do when we spring-clean
our houses or cars?
We get rid of all the junk that we
don’t need and replace them with
things that may actually be of use
(until the next year of course).
Spring cleaning is important
for many reasons.
Namely, it allows room for
newer tangible items, as it also
allows the person cleaning to
reconsider what they value.
In life, we are taught to place
value on things that cost a lot,
or provide us with social status.
The vanity of this kind of thinking is what retailers rely on.
Why don’t you outsmart the
salesman this spring and focus
on what’s really important
to keep in your spring cleaning. The things that should be
treasured are things that can’t
be thrown out or shined back
up with a bottle of Pledge.
This year, try upgrading the
company you keep and your goals.
We often wait until the end of
the year to create a resolution,
but truthfully, just as we can
clean house any time, we can
also re-arrange our priorities.
The fact is, no matter how
much dust you brush off books
and furniture, if you’re not also
straightening up your life you
are starting off spring with the
wrong mentality.
Race: It’s gotten personal for Obama
By Erin Aubry Kaplan
Los Angeles Times
(MCT)
Finally, President Obama has spoken as
a black man.
It wasn’t entirely on his own initiative,
but a question he was asked about Trayvon
Martin left him no choice. When he finally
spoke, he began haltingly, as if his words
were taking him out on a high wire with no
net below. This was risky.
He said the safe things first: that the death
of 17-year-old Martin at the hands of George
Zimmerman in a Florida suburb was a
tragedy. He said he sympathized with the
parents, and that various law enforcement
agencies should diligently investigate the
matter. Then he took the plunge: “If I had a
son,” Obama said, “he’d look like Trayvon.”
In other words, there but for the grace
of God goes my son, another young black
man likely to be put in harm’s way simply because of his skin color. In front of
the cameras and microphones, Obama
acknowledged not only that he is black
but that even the president isn’t immune
to stereotypes that can sometimes turn
deadly. And it’s true. If Obama himself had
been walking through a gated Florida community dressed in a hoodie with his face
hidden, it’s not hard to imagine an overzealous neighborhood watch captain reporting
his presence to the cops and trailing him as
a suspicious-looking black guy.
Identifying as black is risky for Obama
always, but identifying with working-class
blacks the kind the country sees as criminal, or at the very least potentially criminal
is risky on a whole other scale. That breaks
the fantasy (if there’s any fantasy left) of
Obama as the magic black “other,” a man
who has little in common with young black
men in hoodies with names like Trayvon.
For Obama to embrace Trayvon Martin
linking him with his own children and calling him “this boy” with fatherly concern
gives the racially anxious one more reason
for concern about the president.
The last time Obama commented publicly on a case of possible racial profiling
was after Harvard professor Henry Louis
Gates Jr. was arrested trying to force open
the jammed door of his Cambridge home
in 2009. After criticizing the arrest as
“stupid,” the president got an avalanche of
criticism and wound up sitting down for a
beer in the White House garden with Gates
and the white cop who arrested him. That
meeting sent the wrong message, implying
that racial profiling is an individual problem rather than a systemic one.
This time, Obama was speaking clearly
to the systemic. But his almost physical
struggle to strike the right tone was evidence
of the kind of “double consciousness” that
W.E.B. DuBois identified more than a century ago as the peculiar burden black folks
bear in trying to be both black and American at the same time. Watching Obama trying to resolve that age-old conflict was truly
historic and unexpectedly poignant.
The first time I heard Obama speak on
this issue was in 2007, when he came to
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Los Angeles’ Crenshaw district to hold a
campaign rally. I had watched his celebrated
Philadelphia speech at the Democratic
convention, the speech that put him on the
map of national politics. It was brilliantly
delivered but too soft-focus for my taste. But
one of the things he said that day in Crenshaw was that voters were rightly fed up with
the fact that too many people were in prison.
He was partly telling the blacks in the crowd
what they wanted to hear, but he was also
giving voice to a long-standing racial grievance rarely expressed by any elected officials,
much less presidential candidates.
Obama didn’t quite go all the way he
didn’t say “too many people of color are in
prison” but the implication was clear. He
went further in his Trayvon Martin remarks
by implying that a son of his who looked like
Trayvon could have met the same end. He
never used the word “black.” But his grave
tone and choice of words had the ring of morality, stressing the idea of justice being done,
advising us all to do some soul-searching.
Most striking was how rattled the president
appeared to be; for the master of cool, this
truly seemed personal. It was a rare moment
in which the normally abstract issues of
black American injustice had a face, one of
the most famous in the world.
But it was only a moment. Obama will
now retreat from the fray and sincerely
hope that he won’t be pressed to say anything else about Trayvon Martin, not in
a re-election year. But the damage or the
liberation has happened: the truth about
Obama the black man has been revealed.
may be filed for publication at a
later date.
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Catching up with the Tartan
Pride after spring break
photo contributed by Jeff Vander Ark
Tartan Pride players celebrate after scoring some runs in a
game last month.
Giustino Bovenzi
Sports Editor
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Th rough the month of April,
the Sinclair baseball team is
switching into high gear with a
new quarter and 25 games left
on the schedule.
Head coach Steve Dintaman said his guys are prepared, not only for the season
to get serious, but for the
things to get serious in the
classroom as well.
“Last quarter the overall
team GPA was 3.13,” Dintaman said. “We had 15 guys
over 3.0 and 10 guys on the
Dean’s list and two had 4.0’s.
These guys really care about
their academics. If they get a
B in a class, they’re pissed. I’m
very happy with them.”
The stellar classroom
performance relieves some of
the stress from the shoulders
of Dintaman, not having to
worry about players being
eligible, but Dintaman has
more cause for concern—his
team staying healthy.
“It’s been a weird year with
a lot of injuries,” Dintaman
said. “It seems like it’s just
been one after another. Four
or five starters have been
banged up. Our starting right
fielder hurt himself in batt ing
practice. It’s been rough.”
But despite the adversity,
the team has managed to stay
in fi rst-place in Ohio Community College Athletic
Conference play with a record
of 21-10 overall and 6-2 in
conference.
Sinclair is one game ahead
of their rivals from Toledo,
Owens Community College
and Dintaman said the series
that they will play in Toledo
on April 13, 14 will be the
deciding factor toward which
school will win the conference
championship.
Yet, Dintaman’s confidence
is unwavering and he feels that
on paper, position by position, his team is the best in the
conference.
“I feel like all the teams
[in conference] are similar,”
Dintaman said. “I thought
Owens was one of the better
teams we’ve seen so far. But it
really just comes down to execution and if we’re healthy
enough to play.”
A way for the team to showcase their talents for a large
audience is the game they will
play against the University of
Northwestern Ohio (JV) at
Fift h Th ird Field, home to the
Dayton Dragons. The game is
on April 15 at 12:30 p.m. and
allows the team to play on the
big stage.
Before the game, former
Sinclair pitcher Chris Spurling
will have his jersey retired for
his success with Sinclair and
his accolades thereafter.
Spurling was selected by the
New York Yankees in the 41st
round of the 1997 amateur
draft . His journeyman career
peaked during the 2006
season while he was playing
for the Detroit Tigers, during
which they appeared in that
year’s World Series.
In addition to the pregame
ceremony, Spurling will also
throw out the fi rst pitch.
Another Former Sinclair
pitcher, Dan Jensen, will start
the season out with the Dragons after being selected by the
Reds in last season’s draft .
Dintaman said the game
should be a nice family environment and hopefully the baseball
side will be entertaining as well.
Tickets for the game are
available at sinclair.edu/baseball and can be reserved until
April 10.
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Dintaman makes the difference
Brian Fields
Contributing Writer
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The baseball season is upon us and head
coach Steve Dintaman believes that this team
can go a long way.
“If healthy, this team should compete
to win another conference,” he said.
“There’s no reason why if our guys can buy
into what we’re doing, that we can’t win
regionals this year.”
To get ready for the conference schedule, Dintaman likes
to give his team some challenges early on.
“We like to play some of
the best teams during our
non-conference schedule,”
Dintaman said. “Th is
helps prepare our
guys for conference play and
helps us see
what we have.”
Dintaman
and the rest of his staff
have incorporated a coaching
philosophy that most baseball
teams never use.
“We base our coaching style
on sports psychology,” he said.
“You can only work on what you
can control and not worry about
what you cannot.”
Their sports psychology strategy
is based from Brian Cain’s Peak Performance System. Pride, as many refer it to, is a series of DVDs and videos
that help the players develop mental
toughness and unlock their potential as
student athletes.
Team meetings feature not only Cain’s
sports psychology, but also a book called
“Heads Up Baseball.” The “Team Bible,”
as Dintaman describes it, teaches his
players to keep under control in pressure situations and to focus on one
pitch at a time.
“We need to only worry about fi rst
winning the pitches, then winning the
innings, then we have a chance to win the game,”
Dintaman said. “[I tell our guys] control what
you can, do your best as possible. My philosophy
is that if something is done incorrectly, we’re not
teaching it well enough.”
Community service is another aspect
that Dintaman and his coaches teach
their players.
“We tell all of our guys that community service is the best thing you
can do,” he said. “In say five years from
now, you might have to be behind a
desk and have no time to give
back to the community.
These are the years that
they can give back the
most and be positive role
models.”
Dintaman’s drive to
become involved in
community service
began when his former player and friend
Dan Jensen (currently
with the Dragons) needed
blood after a surgery went
wrong.
“It’s kind of funny–I used to
duck those kinds of things all
the time,” Dintaman said. “I felt
like I never had time with all the
sports I was in. He needed blood,
so I started to give to help him, and
then we started making a tradition
out of it.”
Today, Dintaman avidly takes part
in community service projects such
as, the Cincinnati Reds Community
Fund Baseball Camp, Hal McCoy’s
Building Bridges Baseball Camp and
team blood donations at the Community Blood Center.
Out of everything he’s done, Dintaman
is most proud of the difference he makes
in his players lives.
“One of my favorite lines that I have
hanging up in my office reads, ‘It’s not about
how many championships you win, but
rather how many weddings you get invited to
and how many of your former players become
coaches.’”
photo illustration by Jonathan Hammond