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CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

College Credit Now

2018-2019 Annual Report

go.chemeketa.edu/collegecreditnow

Table of Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................................ 1

School Partners:

Amity High School ................................................................................................ 2 Blanchet High School ........................................................................................... 3 Cascade High School ........................................................................................... 4 Central High School ............................................................................................. 5 Churchill High School* .......................................................................................... 6 Colton High School ............................................................................................... 7 Dallas High School ............................................................................................... 8 Dayton High School ............................................................................................. 9 Falls City High School ........................................................................................ 10 Jefferson High School ........................................................................................ 11 John F. Kennedy High School ........................................................................... 12 Marist Catholic High School* ............................................................................ 13 McKay High School ............................................................................................ 14 McMinnville High School ................................................................................... 15 McNary High School .......................................................................................... 17 Mountain View High School* ............................................................................. 18 Newport High School* ....................................................................................... 19 North Marion High School ................................................................................. 20 North Salem High School .................................................................................. 21 Oregon Connections Academy ......................................................................... 22 Regis High School .............................................................................................. 23 Santiam High School .......................................................................................... 24 Sheldon High School* ........................................................................................ 25 Sheridan High School ......................................................................................... 26 Silverton High School ......................................................................................... 27 South Eugene High School* .............................................................................. 28 South Salem High School .................................................................................. 29 Sprague High School ......................................................................................... 30 St. Paul High School ........................................................................................... 31 Stayton High School ........................................................................................... 32 West Albany High School* ................................................................................. 33 West Salem High School ..................................................................................... 34 Willamette Valley Christian School .................................................................... 35 Willamina High School ........................................................................................ 36 Woodburn: Academy of Art, Science & Technology (WAAST) ....................... 37 Yamhill Carlton High School .............................................................................. 38

*Outside Chemeketa Service District

CCN Overview:

College Credit Now in 2018-2019 ..................................................................... 39

CCN School Statistics 2018-2019 ....................................................................... 40

Program Evaluation ............................................................................................. 41

Chemeketa Department Summaries: Agricultural Sciences & Wine Studies ............................................................... 44

Applied Technologies ........................................................................................ 45

Apprenticeship ................................................................................................... 46

Business Technology, ECE & Visual Communications .................................... 47

Education, Languages & Social Sciences ......................................................... 48

Emergency Services ........................................................................................... 49

Health, Human Performance & Athletics .......................................................... 50

Health Sciences .................................................................................................. 51

Liberal Arts .......................................................................................................... 52

Science, Engineering & Math ............................................................................ 53

Contacts: High School Principals ...................................................................................... 54

Chemeketa Deans/Directors ............................................................................. 55

Chemeketa Executive Team .............................................................................. 57

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CCN 2018-19 Annual Report go.chemeketa.edu/collegecreditnow

Introduction At Chemeketa Community College we are committed to transforming lives and communities through exceptional learning experiences. It is one of our promises to actively encourage and support successful transition from high school to college and university study. Chemeketa’s College Credit Now program is one opportunity that has been proven effective for most students to increase chances of successful participation and persistence in community college and university settings. Consistent with the accelerated learning standards adopted by the Higher Education Coordinating Commission, all high school-based accelerated learning offered by Chemeketa Community College will align with the standards of one of the three currently approved programs: Dual Credit, Sponsored Dual Credit and Assessment-Based Learning Credit. Chemeketa is currently offering Dual Credit but will be embarking on offering Sponsored Dual Credit in the year 2019-20.

Dual Credit: Chemeketa’s College Credit Now (CCN) was recognized as a state approved program in 2012 and continues to operate under the current Dual Credit standards as a state approved program. In Dual Credit courses, the high school teacher is qualified to act as a proxy faculty member for the college or university when teaching the course. These courses are sufficiently similar to enable the student to be described as “taking a course” from the postsecondary institution. Dual credit students enroll in the college course and grading and transcription is consistent with those of like courses at the college or university. (Credit may also be granted by the high school toward graduation requirements, as appropriate.) Oregon Dual Credit Standards.

Sponsored Dual Credit: In Sponsored Dual Credit courses, a high school teacher partners with a sponsoring faculty member at a college or university to offer the course. These courses are sufficiently similar to enable the student to be described as “taking a course” from the postsecondary institution. Sponsored Dual credit students enroll in the college course and grading and transcription is consistent with those of like courses at the college or university. Oregon Sponsored Dual Credit Standards. College Credit Now is proud to partner with school districts from around the state to provide this exceptional learning opportunity to eligible students. As we look to the future, we strive to meet the diverse learning needs of Oregon students with a focus on equity outcomes to identify and reduce disparities in student access and success. Sara Hastings Marlene Sandoval Maira Garcia Dean of High School Partnerships Student Services Coordinator Academic Advisor sara.hastings@chemeketa.edu marlene.sandoval@chemeketa.edu maira.garcia@chemeketa.edu

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School Partners

Principal Chris Daniels • Superintendent Jeff Clark

College Credit Now

Instructor Course Title

Number of

Students Credits Earned

Crafton, Linda MTH111 College Algebra 2 10

Crafton, Linda MTH112 Trigonometry 1 5

Crafton, Linda MTH251 Differential Calculus 2 10

Crafton, Linda MTH252 Integral Calculus 2 10

Romey, Kimi WR121 Academic Composition 5 20

Romey, Kimi WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 4 16

Stables, John HOR111 Introduction to Horticulture 1 3

CCN Summary:

74 college credits earned

$7,175 saved by 9 Amity students Duplicate Headcount: 17

Amity High School 807 Trade Street

Amity, OR 97101

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Principal Robert Weber

College Credit Now

Number of

Ahn, Harry GE101 Engineering Orientation 11 33

Roberts, Kasey WR121 Academic Composition 26 104

CCN Summary: 137 college credits earned

$13,050 saved by 26 Blanchet students

Duplicate Headcount: 37

Blanchet High School 4373 Market St NE Salem, OR 97301

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Principal Matt Thatcher • Superintendent Darin Drill

College Credit Now

Number of

Baughman, Vanda SPN101 First Year Spanish, Term 1 11 44

Cox, Stephanie HPE295 Health and Fitness for Life 20 60

Fleenor, Carol WR115 Introduction to Composition 60 240

Fleenor, Carol WR121 Academic Composition 49 196

Fleenor, Carol WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 26 104

Iverson, John APR101 Trade Skills Fundamentals 3 12

$69,100 saved by 100 Cascade students Duplicate Headcount: 184

Cascade High School 10226 Marion Road SE

Turner, OR 97392

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Principal Donna Servignat • Superintendent Jennifer Kubista

College Credit Now

Number of

Students

Credits

Earned Cranford-Timm, Evonne MTH111 College Algebra 29 145

Cranford-Timm, Evonne MTH112 Trigonometry 19 95

Cranford-Timm, Evonne MTH251 Differential Calculus 8 40

Cranford-Timm, Evonne MTH252 Integral Calculus 8 40

Roberts, Tom BA115 Introduction to Accounting 20 80

Wagner, Josh VC130 PhotoShop 1 10 20

$40,525 saved by 59 Central students Duplicated Headcount: 94

Central High School 1530 Monmouth Street

Independence, OR 97351

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Principal Greg Borgerding • Superintendent Dr. Gustavo Balderas

College Credit Now

Number of

Students

Credits

Earned Suzuki, Miiko JPN101 First Year Japanese, Term 1 8 32

Suzuki, Miiko JPN102 First Year Japanese, Term 2 5 20

Suzuki, Miiko JPN103 First Year Japanese, Term 3 12 48

Suzuki, Miiko JPN201 Second Year Japanese, Term 1 2 8

$10,125 saved by 27 Churchill students Duplicated Headcount: 27

Churchill High School 1850 Bailey Hill Rd

Eugene, OR 97405

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Principal Tori Hazelton• Superintendent Koreen Barreras-Brown

College Credit Now

Number of

Students

Credits

Earned Bruner, Allan PSY101 Psychology of Human Relations 7 28

CCN Summary:

28 college credits earned $2,625 saved by 7 Colton students

Duplicated Headcount: 7

Colton High School 30205 S Wall Street

Colton, OR 97017

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Principal Steve Spencer • Superintendent Michelle Johnstone

College Credit Now

Number of

Rowley, Ryan HOR111 Introduction to Horticulture 2 6

Ussery, Janelle BI171 Intro to Anatomy & Physiology I 47 141

Ussery, Janelle BI172 Intro to Anatomy & Physiology II 35 105

$23,950 saved by 50 Dallas students Duplicate Headcount: 84

Dallas High School 1250 SE Holman Street

Dallas, OR 97338

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Principal Jami Fluke • Superintendent Jason Hay

College Credit Now

Number of

McShane, Michelle MTH111 College Algebra 12 60

McShane, Michelle MTH112 Trigonometry 8 40

Sinicki, Sherri WR115 Introduction to Composition 14 56

Sinicki, Sherri WR121 Academic Composition 21 84

Sinicki, Sherri WR122 Argument, Research and Multimodal Composition 20 80

$31,025 saved by 39 Dayton students Duplicate Headcount: 75

Dayton High School 801 Ferry Street

Dayton, OR 97114

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Principal Art Houghtaling • Superintendent Art Houghtaling

College Credit Now

Number of

Kenagy, Emily HM120 Medical Terminology 1 7 21

Kenagy, Emily HM121 Medical Terminology 2 5 20

$3,925 saved by 7 Gervais students Duplicate Headcount: 12

Falls City High School 111 N. Main St.

Falls City, OR 97344

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Principal Cathy Emmert • Superintendent Brad Capener

College Credit Now

Number of

Murtha, Poul MTH111 College Algebra 10 50

Murtha, Poul MTH112 Trigonometry 9 45

Murtha, Poul MTH243 Probability and Statistics 1 13 52

Murtha, Poul MTH251 Differential Calculus 12 60

Murtha, Poul MTH252 Integral Calculus 2 10

$21,075 saved by 25 Jefferson students Duplicated headcount: 46

Jefferson High School 2200 Talbot Road SE

Jefferson, OR 97352

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Principal Dale Pederson • Superintendent Troy Stoops

College Credit Now

Number of

McDonald, Bruce WR115 Introduction to Composition 1 4

McDonald, Bruce WR121 Academic Composition 12 48

McDonald, Bruce WR122 Argument, Research and Multimodal Composition 12 48

Moffatt, Kevin FRP179 Wildland Urban Interface 8 24

Moffatt, Kevin PE185CA Conditioning-Beginning 33 33

Morrissey, Robby BA100 Business Career Exploration 12 36

Morrissey, Robby BA115 Introduction to Accounting 6 24

Morrissey, Robby CA121 Keyboarding 20 60

Morrissey, Robby CIS101 Computing Concepts 16 48

$30,950 saved by 62 Kennedy students Duplicate Headcount: 120

John F. Kennedy High School

890 E Marquam Street

Mt. Angel, OR 97362

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Principal Stacey Baker

College Credit Now

Number of

King, Miyoko JPN201 Second Year Japanese, Term 1 1 4

$375 saved by 1 Marist students Duplicate Headcount: 1

Marist Catholic High School

1900 Kingsley Rd

Eugene, OR 97401

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Principal Rob Schoepper • Superintendent Christy Perry

College Credit Now

Number of

Mba, Rosemary ED105 Teacher Cadets 13 26

Rivera, Amanda AH115 Healthcare Career Success Strat. 25 50

Rivera, Amanda HM120 Medical Terminology 1 38 114

Rivera, Amanda HM121 Medical Terminology 2 32 128

Thiel, Noel AUM151 Basic Automotive Engines 1 5

Thiel, Noel AUM157 Automotive Brake Systems 3 18

Thiel, Noel AUM168 Automotive Electrical Systems I 3 15

Thiel, Noel AUM184 Auto Materials & Resources 3 6

Wenger, Craig DRF130 CAD 1 3 9

Wenger, Craig DRF131 CAD 2 1 3

$35,425 saved by 79 McKay students Duplicate Headcount: 122

McKay High School 2440 Lancaster Drive NE

Salem, OR 97305

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Principal Tony Vicknair • Superintendent Maryalice Russell

College Credit Now

Number of

Beyer, Kathy JNL215 Publications Lab 12 24

Brunette, Mason HM120 Medical Terminology 1 34 102

Brunette, Mason HM121 Medical Terminology 2 13 52

Brunette, Mason HPE184 Sports Medicine: Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries 53 159

Buczynski, Michelle BA115 Introduction to Accounting 9 36

Canady, Pamela ED100 Introduction to Education 46 138

Coste, Sean MTH111 College Algebra 53 265

Coste, Sean MTH112 Trigonometry 46 230

Coste, Sean MTH243 Probability and Statistics 1 38 152

Coste, Sean MTH244 Probability and Statistics 2 29 116 Elmeligui, Taghrid CS160 Introduction to Computer Science 7 28 Elmeligui, Taghrid CS161 Computer Science 1 14 56

Franssen, Nancy SPN101 First Year Spanish, Term 1 22 88

Franssen, Nancy SPN201 Second Year Spanish, Term 1 11 44

Harlow, Brynna AH115 Healthcare Career Success Strat. 97 194

Kennedy, Kelley HDF247 Preschool Child Development 20 60

Larson, Jared BI101 General Biology 1 33 132

Larson, Jared BI102 General Biology 2 31 124

Lenker, Sheila HDF225 Prenatal, Infant and Toddler Development 30 90

Libonati, Dana MUP175 Concert Choir 9 9

Maselli, Brian WR115 Introduction to Composition 71 284

Maselli, Wendy WR121 Academic Composition 51 204

Maselli, Wendy WR122 Argument, Research and Multimodal Composition 37 148

McAnally, Greg CIS178I Introduction to the Internet/World Wide Web 44 132

McMinnville High School 615 East 15th Street

McMinnville, OR 97128

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McAnally, Greg VC130 PhotoShop 1 117 234

Robertson, Cindy MTH111 College Algebra 61 305

Robertson, Cindy MTH112 Trigonometry 48 240

Rutschman, Don PE185AA Sports Conditioning-Beginning 222 222

Rutschman, Don PE185BJ Basketball-Beginning 180 180

Rutschman, Don PE185FD Soccer-Beginning 178 178

Rutschman, Don PE185VJ Volleyball-Beginning 64 64

Savage, Kerrie WR115 Introduction to Composition 55 220

Savage, Kerrie WR121 Academic Composition 110 440

Savage, Kerrie WR122 Argument, Research and Multimodal Composition 77 308

Secrist, Tammy MTH105 Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics 60 240

Secrist, Tammy MTH251 Differential Calculus 43 215

Secrist, Tammy MTH252 Integral Calculus 30 150

Shultz, Cindy ES172 Introduction to Emergency Services 40 160

Shultz, Cindy FRP150 Introduction to Fire Protection 9 27

Shultz, Cindy FRP179 Wildland Urban Interface 11 33

CCN Summary: 6,315 college credits earned

$607,275 saved by 969 McMinnville students Duplicate Headcount: 2,173

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Principal Erik Jespersen • Superintendent Christy Perry

College Credit Now

Number of

Bond, William CA121 Keyboarding 4 12

Bushey, Nada MTH111 College Algebra 38 190

Bushey, Nada MTH112 Trigonometry 22 110

Bushey, Nada MTH251 Differential Calculus 11 55

Bushey, Nada MTH252 Integral Calculus 11 55

Litchfield, Jim HST201 History of the United States 16 64

Reid, Laura WR121 Academic Composition 37 148

Reid, Laura WR122 Argument, Research and Multimodal Composition

35 140

Roberson, Kathy CA121 Keyboarding 9 27

Roberson, Kathy CIS101 Computing Concepts 3 9

Roberson, Kathy CIS121 Intro to Programming Concepts 3 12

Roberson, Kathy CIS133J Fundamentals of Java Programming 1 4 16

Shuirman, Paul MTH243 Probability and Statistics 1 13 52

Tiller, Louis MTH111 College Algebra 59 295

Tiller, Louis MTH112 Trigonometry 42 210

Tiller, Louis MTH251 Differential Calculus 17 85

Tiller, Louis MTH252 Integral Calculus 17 85

Tinnell, Rob* DRF130 CAD 1 2 6

Torresdal, Jerald* APR101 Apprenticeship 3 12

Torresdal, Jerald* CAM050 Orientation/Manufacturing Proc 4 8 *These courses are offered at CTEC

$158,725 saved by 159 McNary students Duplicate Headcount: 3

McNary High School 595 Chemawa Road N

Keizer, OR 97303

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Principal Michael Hicks • Superintendent Shay Mikalson

College Credit Now

Number of

Mellor, Brant GEG106 Cultural Geography 86 344

Mellor, Brant GEG107 Development, Resources, and Sustainability 78 312

$63,350 saved by 90 Mountain View students Duplicate Headcount: 164

Mountain View High School

2755 Northeast 27th Street

Bend, OR 9 7 7 0 1

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Principal Jon Zagel • Superintendent Karen Gray

College Credit Now

Number of

Hargett, Corrina HDF222 Family Relationships 16 48

Hargett, Corrina HDF225 Prenatal, Infant and Toddler Development 8 24

Hargett, Corrina HDF247 Preschool Child Development 13 39

$10,375 saved by 29 Newport students Duplicate Headcount: 37

Newport High School 322 NE Eads Street

Newport, OR 97365

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Principal De Ann Jenness • Superintendent Ginger Redlinger

College Credit Now

Number of

Ioane, Kelly BA115 Introduction to Accounting 15 60

Ioane, Kelly CA121 Keyboarding 44 132

Ioane, Kelly CA122 Keyboarding Skillbuilding 21 63

Ioane, Kelly CA201D Microsoft Word Processing 1 22 66

Moran, Sherie APR101 Trade Skills Fundamentals 2 8

Murray, Wade BA100 Business Career Exploration 23 69

O'Dell, Patrick HST201 History of the United States 19 76

Scanlan, Jason HPE295 Health and Fitness for Life 24 72

Scanlan, Jason PE185AA Sports Conditioning-Beginning 4 4

Scanlan, Jason PE185BJ Basketball-Beginning 1 1

Scanlan, Jason PE185TF Tennis-Beginning 2 2

Strapp, Remy MTH111 College Algebra 75 375

Strapp, Remy MTH112 Trigonometry 58 290 Strapp, Remy MTH251 Differential Calculus 24 120

Strapp, Remy MTH252 Integral Calculus 20 100

$153,400 saved by 176 North Marion students Duplicate Headcount: 389

North Marion High School

20167 Grim Road NE

Aurora, OR 97002

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Principal Sara LeRoy • Superintendent Christy Perry

College Credit Now

Number of

Ball, Trever AH115 Healthcare Career Success Strat. 11 22

Ball, Trever HM120 Medical Terminology 1 16 48

Ball, Trever HM121 Medical Terminology 2 9 36

Gordon, Karri WR115 Introduction to Composition 104 416

Gordon, Karri WR121 Academic Compostion 81 324

Gordon, Karri WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 54 216

Kovacs, Robert BI171 Intro to Anatomy & Physiology I 3 9

Kovacs, Robert BI172 Intro to Anatomy & Physiology II 7 21

Tinnell, Rob* DRF130 CAD 1 1 3 *These courses offered at CTEC

$106,550 saved by 118 North Salem students Duplicate Headcount: 286

North Salem High School

765 14th Street NE

Salem, OR 97301

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Principal John Meyer • Executive Director Allison Galvin

College Credit Now

Number of

Krupicka, Erin HST201 History of the United States 4 16

Yao, Carl CIS178I Introduction to the Internet/World Wide Web 4 12

$6,150 saved by 10 Oregon Connections Academy students Duplicate Headcount: 17

Oregon Connections Academy

833 NW Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 9 7 3 6 0

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Principal Rick Schindler

College Credit Now

Number of

Bauer, Mike BA101 Intro to Business 11 44

$4,125 saved by 11 Regis students Duplicate Headcount: 11

Regis High School 550 W Regis Street Stayton, OR 97383

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Principal Angela Rasmussen • Superintendent Todd Miller

College Credit Now

Number of

Lindemann, Chris APR101 Apprenticeship 3 12

Miller, Ross WR115 Introduction to Composition 10 40

Miller, Ross WR121 Academic Composition 10 40

Miller, Ross WR122 Argument, Research and Multimodal Composition 7 28

$11,675 saved by 13 Santiam students Duplicate Headcount: 30

Santiam High School PO Box 199

Mill City, OR 97360

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Principal Bob Bolden

College Credit Now

Number of

Shioya, Yoshiko JPN102 First Year Japanese, Term 2 5 20

Shioya, Yoshiko JPN201 Second Year Japanese, Term 1 1 4

Shioya, Yoshiko JPN202 Second Year Japanese, Term 2 5 20

$4,125 saved by 11 Sheridan student Duplicate Headcount: 11

Sheldon High School 2455 Willakenzie Rd.

Eugene, OR 97401

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Principal Dean Rech • Superintendent Steve Sugg

College Credit Now

Number of

Holsti, Julia BA100 Business Career Exploration 8 24

Holsti, Julia CIS101 Computing Concepts 3 9

$3,075 saved by 9 Sheridan student Duplicate Headcount: 11

Sheridan High School 433 S. Bridge St.

Sheridan, OR 97378

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Principal Wade Lockett • Superintendent Andy Bellando

College Credit Now

Number of

Barnes, Kirsten CJ100 Survey of the Criminal Justice System 60 180

Barnes, Kirsten ES172 Introduction to Emergency Services 27 108

Houts, Daren DRF130 CAD 1 16 48

Houts, Daren DRF131 CAD 2 7 21

Houts, Daren DRF150 Architectural Drafting 1 13 39

Houts, Daren DRF210 Parametric Design w/SolidWorks 5 15

Miles, Riane BA100 Business Career Exploration 18 54

Read, Shari BI171 Intro to Anatomy & Physiology I 67 201

Read, Shari BI172 Intro to Anatomy & Physiology II 62 186

Sheets, Geralyn AH115 Healthcare Career Success Strat. 15 30

Sheets, Geralyn HM120 Medical Terminology 1 21 63

Sheets, Geralyn HM121 Medical Terminology 2 19 76

Towery, Scott WLD177 Welding Processes 1 4

Towery, Scott WLD197 Welding 1 2

$97,725 saved by 199 Silverton students Duplicate Headcount: 332

Silverton High School 1456 Pine Street

Silverton, OR 97381

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Principal Andy Dey • Superintendent Dr. Gustavo Balderas

College Credit Now

Number of

Rawland, Atsuko JPN102 First Year Japanese, Term 2 3 12

Rawland, Atsuko JPN103 First Year Japanese, Term 3 7 28

$3,750 saved by 10 South Eugene students Duplicate Headcount: 10

South Eugene High School

400 E 19th Avenue

Eugene, OR 97401

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Principal Melissa Groninger • Superintendent Christy Perry

College Credit Now

Number of

Berry, Greg WR121 Academic Compostion 41 164

Berry, Greg WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 24 96

Trotter, Warren BA115 Introduction to Accounting 9 36

Trotter, Warren MTH111 College Algebra 50 250

Trotter, Warren MTH243 Probability and Statistics 1 46 184

Trotter, Warren MTH251 Differential Calculus 20 100

Trotter, Warren MTH252 Integral Calculus 19 95

Trotter, Warren MTH253 Series Calculus and Linear Algebra 10 50

Tinnell, Rob* DRF130 CAD 1 2 6 Torresdal, Jerald* APR101 Apprenticeship 1 4

*This course offered at CTEC

$95,750 saved by 110 South Salem students Duplicate Headcount: 222

South Salem High School

1910 Church Street SE

Salem, OR 97302

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Principal Craig Swanson • Superintendent Christy Perry

College Credit Now

Number of

Burleson, Sheri MTH111 College Algebra 48 240

Burleson, Sheri MTH112 Trigonometry 37 185

Burleson, Sheri MTH251 Differential Calculus 16 80

Burleson, Sheri MTH252 Integral Calculus 15 75

Ellis, Jamie HM120 Medical Terminology 1 33 99

Ellis, Jamie HM121 Medical Terminology 2 15 60 Hatzenbihler, Bryan DRF130 CAD 1 31 93 Hatzenbihler, Bryan DRF150 Architectural Drafting 1 2 6

Kalar, Tracy HDF225 Prenatal, Infant and Toddler Development 6 18

Kalar, Tracy HDF247 Preschool Child Development 6 18

Livermore, Doug AUM151 Basic Automotive Engines 7 35

Mahi, Kimo HPE184 Sports Medicine: Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries 2 6

Mahi, Kimo HPE270 Sport Psychology 1 3

West, Amy AH115 Healthcare Career Success Strat. 4 8

Torresdal, Jerald* CAM050 Orientation/Manufacturing Proc 1 2 *This course offered at CTEC

CCN Summary:

928 college credits earned $89,275 saved by 141 Sprague students

Duplicate Headcount: 224

Sprague High School 2373 Kuebler Blvd S

Salem, OR 97302

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Principal Tony Smith • Superintendent Joe Wehrli

College Credit Now

Number of

Duyck, Kristi HOR111 Introduction to Horticulture 9 27

Duyck, Kristi HOR211 Plant Propagation 7 28

$5,175 saved by 13 St. Paul students Duplicate Headcount: 16

St. Paul High School 20449 Main Street NE

St. Paul, OR 97137

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Principal Alan Kirby • Superintendent Andrew Gardner

College Credit Now

Number of

Fields, Kelly BA101 Intro to Business 6 24

Fields, Kelly CA121 Keyboarding 29 87

Fields, Kelly CIS178i Introduction to the Internet/World Wide Web 5 15

Shafer, Nicole WR115 Introduction to Composition 62 248

Shafer, Nicole WR121 Academic Composition 62 248

Shafer, Nicole WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 58 232

$82,950 saved by 98 Stayton students Duplicate Headcount: 222

Stayton High School 757 W Locust Street

Stayton, OR 97383

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Principal Susie Orsborn • Superintendent Tim Mills

College Credit Now

Instructor Course Title Number of Students Credits Earned

Kahler, Jacqueline FR101 First Year French, Term 1 27 108

Morris, June GEG106 Cultural Geography 36 144

Morris, June GEG107 Development, Resources, and Sustainability 35 140

$40,175 saved by 57 West Albany students Duplicate Headcount: 104

West Albany High School 1130 Queen Avenue SW

Albany, OR 97321

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Principal Ken Phillips • Superintendent Christy Perry

College Credit Now

Number of

Evans, Laura WR121 Academic Composition 69 276

Evans, Laura WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 56 224

Foley, Andrea HDF225 Prenatal, Infant and Toddler Development 8 24

Foley, Andrea HDF247 Preschool Child Development 4 12

Holm, Karen WR121 Academic Composition 83 332

Holm, Karen WR122 Argument, Research & Multimodal Composition 67 268

McGlade, Estela SPN201 Second Year Spanish, Term 1 27 108

McGlade, Estela SPN202 Second Year Spanish, Term 2 22 88

Smith, Greg MT105 Introduction to Robotics 2 6

Stanislaw, Jennifer EMT151 Emergency Medical Technician, Part 1 17 85

Stanislaw, Jennifer EMT152B Emergency Medical Technician, Part 2 13 65

Stanislaw, Jennifer ES172 Introduction to Emergency Services 12 48

Stanislaw, Jennifer EMT177 Emergency Resp. Comm./Doc. 14 28 Suderman, Julie Ann MTH111 College Algebra 29 145

Vandiver, Janet AH115 Healthcare Career Success Strat. 40 80

Vandiver, Janet HM120 Medical Terminology 1 67 201

Vandiver, Janet HM121 Medical Terminology 2 49 196

Torresdal, Jerald* CAM050 Orientation/Manufacturing Proc 1 2 *This course offered at CTEC

$211,825 saved by 291 West Salem students Duplicate Headcount: 581

West Salem High School 1776 Titan Drive NW

Salem, OR 97304

Willamette Valley Christian School

9075 Pueblo Ave Ne Brooks, OR 97305

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Principal Debbie Tipton

College Credit Now

Number of

Reed, Becky MTH111 College Algebra 1 5

Reed, Becky MTH112 Trigonometry 1 5

Reed, Becky MTH251 Differential Calculus 1 5

Reed, Becky MTH252 Integral Calculus 1 4

$1,850 saved by 2 Willamette Valley students Duplicate Headcount: 4

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Principal Tim France • Superintendent Carrie Zimbrick

College Credit Now

Number of

Smith, Sandy MTH111 College Algebra 4 20

Smith, Sandy MTH112 Trigonometry 4 20

Smith, Sandy MTH251 Differential Calculus 2 10

Smith, Sandy MTH252 Integral Calculus 2 10

$5,850 saved by 6 Willamina students Duplicate Headcount: 12

Willamina High School 1100 Oaken Hills Dr Willamina, OR 97396

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Principal Ricardo Marquez • Superintendent Chuck Ransom

College Credit Now

Instructor Course Title Number of Students Credits Earned

Stoddard, Seth HOR111 Introduction to Horticulture 3 9

$825 saved by 3 WAAST students Duplicate Headcount: 3

Woodburn: Academy of Art, Science & Technology (WAAST) High School

1785 Front St.

Woodburn, OR 97071

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Principal Cindy Schubert • Superintendent Charan Cline

College Credit Now

Number of

McKinney, Mark HST202 History of the United States 12 48

McKinney, Mark HST203 History of the United States 13 52

$9,650 saved by 14 Yamhill Carlton students Duplicate Headcount: 25

Yamhill Carlton High School 275 N. Maple Street Yamhill, OR 97148

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College Credit Now

2018-2019 Students Save over 2 million dollars

Chemeketa region’s CCN data summary for the

2018-2019 academic year

During the 2018-19 academic year 88 courses were taught by 107 teachers at 38 high schools. Resulting in 3,030 students (unduplicated headcount)

earning 21,387 college credits for a total tuition savings of $2,062,950.

Year Students Teachers Schools Courses Credits Tuition Saved

2018-2019 6,066 107 37 88 21,387 $2,062,950

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CCN School Statistics 2018-2019

School Duplicate Unduplicated Students Credits Total Savings

Amity High School 17 9 74 $7,175 Blanchet High School 37 26 137 $13,050 Cascade High School 184 100 716 $69,100 Central High School 94 59 420 $40,525 Churchill High School 27 27 108 $10,125 Colton High School 7 7 28 $2,625 Dallas High School 84 50 252 $23,950 Dayton High School 75 39 320 $31,025 Falls City High School 12 7 41 $3,925 Jefferson High School 46 25 217 $21,075 John F. Kennedy High School 120 62 325 $30,950 Marist High School 1 1 4 $375 McKay High School 122 79 374 $35,425 McMinnville High School 2,173 969 6,315 $607,275 McNary High School 356 159 1,627 $158,725 Mountain View High School 164 90 656 $63,350 Newport High School 37 29 111 $10,375 North Marion High School 389 176 1,578 $153,400 North Salem High School 286 118 1,095 $106,550 Oregon Connections Academy 17 10 64 $6,150 Regis High School 11 11 44 $4,125 Santiam High School 30 13 120 $11,675 Sheldon High School 11 11 44 $4,125 Sheridan High School 11 9 33 $3,075 Silverton High School 332 199 1,027 $97,725 South Eugene High School 10 10 40 $3,750 South Salem High School 222 110 985 $95,750 Sprague High School 224 141 928 $89,275 St. Paul High School 16 13 55 $5,175 Stayton High School 222 98 854 $82,950 West Albany High School 104 57 416 $40,175 West Salem High School 581 291 2,191 $211,825 Willamette Valley Christian School 4 2 19 $1,850 Willamina High School 12 6 60 $5,850 Woodburn: Academy of Art, Science & Technology 3 3 9 $825 Yamhill Carlton High School 25 14 100 $9,650 Totals 6,066 3,030 21,383 $2,062,550

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Program Evaluation

The College Credit Now program is continually looking to improve and better serve its stakeholders. One tool that is used to gather feedback from students to guide program improvements is the end of term student course evaluation. The survey consists of 12 questions which were created in collaboration with dual credit coordinators from around the state to implement a common set of questions through which programs could consistently compare responses. This tool helps all programs to meet the state standard for evaluation that is required for all programs offering high school based college credits. The evaluation standard for Dual Credit programs is:

The college or university conducts an end-of-term student course evaluation for courses offered through the Dual Credit Program. The course evaluation is intended to influence program improvement rather than instructor evaluation. Names (of the instructor or students) should not be included in the evaluation.

2018-19 was the second full year that CCN gathered responses to these 12 questions which were distributed through an online survey to all students enrolled in a CCN course. Highlights from the feedback are described below.

Total number of student responses to the survey: 1,524

Question 1- What High School do you attend? School with the highest number of respondents: West Salem High School Question 2- What is the Chemeketa Course ID? Course ID with the highest number of respondents: WR121

Question 3- How did you learn about this course being dual credit? A majority of students indicated that they learned about this course being offered for dual credit from their teacher.

Question 4- Did the instructor explain how the course was a dual credit high school and college course? 98% of respondents indicated yes

High SchoolTeacher

High schoolcounselor or

collegeadvisor/collegeliaison at high

school

High SchoolWebsite

High school'sassembly orpresentation

Other Students College's websiteregarding highschool studentopportunities

College StaffMember

Parent InformedMe

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Question 5- Were the student registration and enrollment instructions provided to you easy to follow? 87% of respondents indicated yes Question 6- Which of the following Chemeketa Community College resources did you access?

Question 7- Do you feel that you understand how this college credit will be a benefit to you?

Question 8- Did you receive a course outline or syllabus from your instructor detailing the course expectations, outcomes, grading procedures, and dual credit information? 90% of respondents indicated yes Question 9- As a result of taking this dual credit course I: (check all that apply)

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Yes, I hope this course will apply to further educationand/or career goals, but I have not discussed it with my

high school counselor/advisor yet

Yes, I have a good understanding how this course will applyto further education and/or career goals.

No, I do not understand how this course will apply tofurther education or career goals.

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Question 10- Was the course outline or syllabus clear and useful? 91% of students indicated yes Question 11- How did the work in this class compare to other college-level or advanced courses you've taken such as AP or IB? 41% of students indicated that the work was either the same or higher Question 12- Would you recommend this course to others? 96% of students indicated yes

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

Developed or improved my study skills

Improved my time management skills

Am better prepared academically for college

Am more confident in my ability to succeed in college

Developed more realistic expectations about college

Was exposed to higher academic requirements and…

Became more motivated to meet academic challenges

Became better at learning independently

Believe my high school experience was richer

Feel a connection to the college

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Chemeketa Department Summaries

Agricultural Sciences & Wine Studies

Horticulture & Vineyard Management • Winemaking

Department Summary

Schools Instructors Courses Students Credits Earned

4 4 2 22 73

CCN Partnership Information:

Schools Instructor Courses

Amity High School Stables, John HOR111

Dallas High School Rowley, Ryan HOR111

St. Paul High School Duyck, Kristi HOR111, HOR211

WAAST Stoddard, Seth HOR111

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Applied Technologies

Automotive Technology • Drafting • Electronics Technology • Network Technology • Machining Technology • Robotics • Welding

Department Summary

5 9 12 111 355

Career Technical Education Center Tinnell, Rob DFR130

Career Technical Education Center Torresdal, Jerald CAM050

McKay High School Thiel, Noel AUM151, AUM157, AUM168, AUM184

McKay High School Wenger, Craig DRF130, DRF131

Silverton High School Houts, Daren DRF130, DRF131, DRF150,DRF210

Silverton High School Towery, Scott WLD177, WLD197

Sprague High School Hatzenbihler, Bryan DRF130, DRF150

Sprague High School Livermore, Doug AUM151

West Salem High School Smith, Greg MT105

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Apprenticeship

Electrician • HVAC/R • Plumber • Sheet Metal

Department Summary Schools Instructors Courses Students Credits Earned

4 4 1 12 48

Career Technical Education Center Torresdal, Jerry APR101

Cascade High School Iverson, John APR101

North Marion High School Moran, Sherie APR101

Santiam High School Lindemann, Chris APR101

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Business Technology, Early Childhood Education & Visual Communications

Accounting • Business Technology • CIS • Early Childhood Education • Management • Visual Communications

Department Summary

14 19 12 587 1,710

Central High School Roberts, Thomas BA115

Central High School Wagner, Josh VC130

John F Kennedy High School Morrissey, Robert BA100, BA115, CA121, CIS101

McMinnville High School Buczynski, Michelle BA115

McMinnville High School Kennedy, Kelley HDF247

McMinnville High School Lenker, Sheila HDF225

McMinnville High School McAnally, Greg CIS178I, VC130

McNary High School Bond, William CA121

Newport High School Hargett, Corrina HDF222, HDF225, HDF247

North Marion High School Ioane, Kelly BA115, CA121, CA122, CA201D

North Marion High School Murray, Wade BA100

North Salem High School Cagle, Mary Jane HDF222, HDF225, HDF247

Oregon Connections Academy Yao, Carl CIS178I

Regis High School Bauer, Mike BA101

Sheridan High School Holsti, Julia BA100, CIS101

Silverton High School Miles, Riane BA100

South Salem High School Trotter, Warren BA115

Sprague High School Kalar, Tracy HDF225, HDF247

Stayton High School Fields, Kelly BA101, CA121, CIS178I

West Salem High School Foley, Andrea HDF225, HDF247

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Education, Languages & Social Sciences

Education • Languages • Social Sciences

Department Summary

15 17 22 682 2,656

Cascade High School Baughman, Vanda SPN101, SPN102, SPN103

Churchill High School Suzuki, Miiko JPN101, JPN102, JPN103, JPN201

Colton High School Bruner, Allan PSY101

Cottage Grove High School Walker, Geriann ED105

Marist High School King, Miyoko JPN201

McKay High School Mba, Rosemary ED105

McMinnville High School Canady, Pamela ED100

McMinnville High School Franssen, Nancy SPN101, SPN102, SPN103, SPN201, SPN202, SPN203

McNary High School Litchfield, Jim HST201, HST202, HST203

Mountain View High School Mellor, Brant GEG106, GEG107

North Marion High School O’Dell, Patrick HST201, HST202, HST203

Oregon Connections Academy Krupicka, Erin HST201, HST202, HST203

Sheldon High School Shioya, Yoshiko JPN102, JPN201, JPN202

South Eugene High School Rawland, Atsuko JPN102, JPN103

West Albany High School Kahler, Jacqueline FR101, FR102, FR103

West Albany High School Morris, June GEG106, GEG107

West Salem High School McGlade, Estela SPN201, SPN202

Yamhill Carlton High School McKinney, Mark HST202, HST203

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Emergency Services

Brooks Regional Training Center • Criminal Justice • Emergency Medical Technology • Fire Protection

Department Summary

4 4 7 211 758

John F Kennedy High School Moffatt, Kevin FRP179

McMinnville High School Shultz, Cindy ES172, FRP150, FRP179

Silverton High School Barnes, Kirsten CJ100, ES172

West Salem High School Stanislaw, Jennifer EMT151, EMT152B, ES172, ES177

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Health, Human Performance & Athletics

Health, Physical Education & Human Performance • Athletics

Department Summary

5 6 9 784 984

Cascade High School Cox, Stephanie HPE295

John F. Kennedy High School Moffatt, Kevin PE185CA

McMinnville High School Brunette, Mason HPE184

McMinnville High School Rutschman, Don PE185AA, PE185BJ, PE185FD, PE185VJ

North Marion High School Scanlan, Jason HPE295, PE185AA, PE185BJ, PE185TF

Sprague High School Mahi, Kimo HPE184, HPE270

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Health Sciences

Dental Assisting • Health Information Management • Human Services • Nursing Education • Pharmacy Technician

Department Summary

7 9 3 550 1,600

Falls City High School Kenagy, Emily HM120, HM121

McKay High School Rivera, Amanda AH115, HM120, HM121

McKay High School Wilson, Rebecca XNUR9400B

McMinnville High School Brunette, Mason HM120, HM121

McMinnville High School Harlow, Brynna AH115

North Salem High School Ball, Trever AH115, HM120, HM121

Silverton High School Sheets, Geralyn AH115, HM120, HM121

Sprague High School Ellis, Jamie HM120, HM121

Sprague High School West, Amy AH115

West Salem High School Vandiver, Janet AH115, HM120, HM121

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Liberal Arts

Communication • English/Writing • Visual and Performing Arts

Department Summary

12 17 5 1,532 6,077

Amity High School Romey, Kimi WR121, WR122

Blanchet High School Roberts, Kasey WR121

Cascade High School Fleenor, Carol WR115, WR121, WR122

Dayton High School Sinicki, Sherri WR115, WR121, WR122

John F Kennedy High School McDonald, Bruce WR115, WR121, WR122

McMinnville High School Beyer, Kathy JNL215

McMinnville High School Libonati, Dana MUP175

McMinnville High School Maselli, Brian WR115

McMinnville High School Maselli, Wendy WR121, WR122

McMinnville High School Savage, Kerrie WR115, WR121, WR122

McNary High School Reid, Laura WR121, WR122

North Salem High School Gordon, Karri WR115, WR121, WR122

Santiam High School Miller, Ross WR115, WR121, WR122

Silverton High School Barnes, Kirsten HST201, HST202, HST203

South Salem High School Berry, Greg WR121, WR122

Stayton High School Shafer, Nicole WR115, WR121, WR122

West Salem High School Evans, Laura WR121, WR122

West Salem High School Holm, Karen WR121, WR122

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Science, Engineering & Math

Computer Science • Engineering • Life/Physical Science • Mathematics

Department Summary

16 22 15 1,575 7,126

Amity High School Crafton, Linda MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

Blanchet High School Ahn, Harry GE101

Central High School Cranford-Timm, Evonne MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

Dallas High School Ussery, Janelle BI171, BI172

Dayton High School McShane, Michelle MTH111, MTH112

Jefferson High School Murtha, Poul MTH111, MTH112, MTH243, MTH251, MTH252

McMinnville High School Coste, Sean MTH111, MTH112, MTH243, MTH244

McMinnville High School Elmeligui, Taghrid CS160, CS161

McMinnville High School Larson, Jared BI101, BI102

McMinnville High School Robertson, Cindy MTH111, MTH112

McMinnville High School Secrist, Tamara MTH105, MTH251, MTH252

McNary High School Bushey, Nada MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

McNary High School Shuirman, Paul MTH243

McNary High School Tiller, Louis MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

North Marion High School Strapp, Remy MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

North Salem High School Kovacs, Robert BI171, BI172

Silverton High School Read, Shari BI171, BI172

South Salem High School Trotter, Warren MTH111, MTH243, MTH251, MTH252, MTH253

Sprague High School Burleson, Sheri MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

West Salem High School Suderman, Julie Ann MTH111

Willamette Valley Christian School Reed, Becky MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

Willamina High School Smith, Sandy MTH111, MTH112, MTH251, MTH252

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High Schools Principals

High School Principal Phone Email

Amity High School Chris Daniels 503.835.2181 chris.daniels@amity.k12.or.us Blanchet High School Robert Weber 503.391.2639 bobweber@blanchetcatholicschool.com Cascade High School Matt Thatcher 503.749.8488 mthatcher@cascade.k12.or.us Central High School Donna Servignat 503.838.0480 dservignat@central.k12.or.us Churchill High School Greg Borgerding 541.790.5100 borgerding_g@4j.lane.edu Colton High School Tori Hazelton 503.824.2311 tori@colton.k12.or.us Dallas High School Steve Spencer 503.623.8336 steve.spencer@dsd2.org Dayton High School Jami Fluke 503.864.2273 jami.fluke@dayton.k12.or.us Falls City High School Art Houghtaling 503.787.3521 art.houghtaling@fallscityschools.org Jefferson High School Cathy Emmert 541.327.1122 cathy_emmert@jefferson.k12.or.us John F Kennedy High School Dale Pedersoon 503.845.6128 pederson_dale@mtangel.k12.or.us Marist Catholic High School Stacey Baker 541.686.2234 sbaker@marisths.org McKay High School Rob Schoepper 503.399.3080 shoepper_rob@salkeiz.k12.or.us McMinnville High School Tony Vicknair 503.565.4200 tvicknair@msd.k12.or.us McNary High School Erik Jespersen 503.399.3233 jespersen_erik@salkeiz.k12.or.us Mountain View High School Michael Hicks 541.355.4400 michael.hicks@bend.k12.or.us Newport High School Jon Zagel 541.265.9281 jon.zagel@lincoln.k12.or.us North Marion High School De Ann Jenness 503.678.7123 deann.jenness@nmarion.k12.or.us North Salem High School Sara LeRoy 503.399.3241 leroy_sara@salkeiz.k12.or.us Oregon Connections Academy John Meyer 503.897.2272 jmeyer@orca.connectionsacademy.org Regis High School Rick Schindler 503.769.2159 principal@regishighschool.net

Santiam High School Angela Rasmussen 503.897.2311 angela.rasmussen@santiam.k12.or.us Sheldon High School Bob Bolden 541.790.6600 bolden@4j.lane.edu Sheridan High School Dean Rech 503.843.2162 dean.rech@sheridan.k12.or.us Silverton High School Wade Lockett 503.873.6331 lockett_wade @silverfalls.k12.or.us South Eugene High School Andy Dey 541.790.8000 dey_a@4j.lane.edu South Salem High School Melissa Groninger 503.399.3252 groninger_melissa@salkeiz.k12.or.us Sprague High School Craig Swanson 503.399.3261 scholl_curtiss@salkeiz.k12.or.us St. Paul High School Tony Smith 503.633.2541 tsmith@stpaul.k12.or.us Stayton High School Alan Kirby 503.769.2171 alan.kirby@nsantiam.k12.or.us West Albany High School Susie Orsborn 541.967.4545 susie.orsborn@albany.k12.or.us West Salem High School Ken Philips 503.399.5533 philips_ken@salkeiz.k12.or.us Willamette Valley Christian School Debbie Tipton 503.393.5236 dtipton@wvcs.org Willamina High School Tim France 503.876.2545 tim.france@willamina.k12.or.us Woodburn: Academy of Arts, Science & Technology Ricardo Marquez 503.980.6200 rmarquez@woodburnsd.org Yamhill Carlton High School Cindy Schubert 503.852.7600 schubertc@ycschools.org

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Chemeketa Deans and Directors

Program/Area Name Position Phone Email Academic Development Abby Hoffar Dean 503.365.4705 abby.hoffar@chemeketa.edu

Apprenticeship Megan Cogswell Director 503.399.6266 megan.cogswell@chemeketa.edu

Agricultural Sciences Jessica Sandrock Director 503.584.7255 jessica.sandrock@chemeketa.edu Applied Technologies Larry Cheyne Dean 503.316.3279 larry.cheyne@chemeketa.edu Auxiliary & Contracted Services Meredith Schreiber Director 503.399.2535 meredith.schreiber@chemeketa.edu

Business Services Katie Bunch Director 503.399.6460 katie.bunch@chemeketa.edu

Business & Technology, ECE &VC R. Taylor Dean 503.399.6566 r.taylor@chemeketa.edu

Chemeketa Center for Business & Industry (CCBI) Diane McLaran

Executive Director 503.316.3229 diane.mclaran@chemeketa.edu

Chemeketa Cooperative Regional Library Service (CCRLS) John Goodyear

Executive Director 503.315.4584 john.goodyear@chemeketa.edu

Community Education Steve Patterson Director 503.365.4736 steve.patterson@chemeketa.edu Corrections Education Jordan Bermingham

Executive Director 503.399.5050 jordan.bermingham@chemeketa.edu

Counseling & Student Support Services Vacant eLearning & Academic Technology Kellie Schellenberg Dean 503.399.5191 kellie.schellenberg@chemeketa.edu

Emergency Services Marshall Roache Dean 503.399.2339 marshall.roache@chemeketa.edu

Enrollment Services Melissa Frey Director 503.589.7652 melissa.frey@chemeketa.edu

Education & Humanities Cecelia Monto Director 503.399.6564 cecelia.monto@chemeketa.edu

Financial Aid Ryan West Dean 503.399.2511 ryan.west@chemeketa.edu

First Year Programs Denise Galey-Oldham Director 503.399.5129 denise.galey.oldham@chemeketa.edu

Health Sciences Sandi Kellogg Dean 503.399.5041 sandi.kellogg@chemeketa.edu Health, Human Performance & Athletics Cassie Belmodis Dean 503.399.5159 cassie.belmodis@chemeketa.edu High School Partnerships Sara Hastings Dean 503.365.4705 sara.hastings@chemeketa.edu

Human Resources Alice Sprague Director 503.399.2537 alice.sprague@chemeketa.edu

Legal Resources Rebecca Hillyer Director 503.399.8677 rebecca.hillyer@chemeketa.edu

Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Keith Russell Dean 503.399.2531 keith.russell@chemeketa.edu

Library & Learning Resources Natalie Beach Dean 503.399.5105 natalie.beach@chemeketa.edu

Marketing & Public Relations Nancy Duncan Director 503.584.2530 nancy.duncan@chemeketa.edu

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Mid-Willamette Education Consortium Ed Woods Director 503.399.6243 ed.woods@chemeketa.edu

Public Safety Bill Kohlmeyer Director 503.399.6505 bill.kohlmeyer@chemeketa.edu

Polk Center Glen Miller Director 503.399.6520 glen.miller@chemeketa.edu

Science, Engineering & Math Michael Milhausen Dean 503.399.6527 michael.milhausen@chemeketa.edu

Student Retention & College Life Mike Evans Dean 503.399.2391 mike.evans@chemeketa.edu Curriculum, Instruction & Accreditation Jess Stahl Dean 503.399.6145 jess.stahl@chemeketa.edu

Woodburn Center Elias Villegas Dean 503.316.3259 elias.villegas@chemeketa.edu

Yamhill Valley Campus Holly Nelson Dean 503.584.7542 holly.nelson@chemeketa.edu

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Chemeketa Executive Team

Julie Huckestein, President/Chief Executive Officer

Jim Eustrom, Vice President/ Yamhill Valley Campus President

David Hallett, Governance & Administration Vice President

Tim Rodgers/J.D. Wolfe, Associate Vice President/CIO

Miriam Scharer, Associate Vice President

Vivi Caleffi, Diversity & Equity Officer

Jeannie Odle, Executive Coordinator

Holly Nelson, Executive Dean

Don Brase, Executive Dean

Johnny Mack, Executive Dean

Manuel Guerra, Executive Dean

It is the policy of Chemeketa Community College and its Board that there will be no discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, citizenship status, pregnancy and related conditions, family relationship, veteran’s status, disabilities, tobacco usage during work hours, whistle blowing, victim of domestic violence and genetic information in any educational programs, activities or employment. Persons having questions about equal opportunity/affirmative action should contact the Affirmative Action Officer at 4000 Lancaster Dr. NE, Salem, Oregon 97309-7070, or call 503.399.4784. To request this publication in an alternative format, please call 503.399.5192.

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