To the Triton College Community:

With the November election fast approaching, I hopeyou will take the time to exercise one of our most important and valuable rights: the right to vote. In afree democratic society, the right to vote is obviouslycrucial. Please be sure your voice is heard on ElectionDay by voting for the candidates of your choice.

I hope to see you at the Triton College Foundation President’s Reception on Nov. 14.Besides being a fun evening, it’s a great way to support Triton College and our students. At the reception, we’ll be recognizing Mr. David King, who has served thecollege for many years as the Foundation Board President. Dave’s commitment to Triton College has resulted in the generation of funds for scholarships and programsat Triton College. You will find more information in this newsletter on how you canparticipate in this enjoyable and worthwhile event.

The college’s next accreditation visit by the Higher Learning Commission will be in October of 2013. To prepare for this, the college is in the midst of a self-assessmentthat is being accomplished collaboratively and with the mindset of analyzing thegreat things we do to help our students succeed and the things we need to do evenbetter. And while times change, requiring our direction, methods, and strategies tochange too, our overall goal remains the same – being the community college youneed Triton College to be.

I hope you enjoy this issue of Page One; it contains many stories of student successand programs and initiatives that demonstrate our commitment to serving our community, which is what we at Triton are all about.

I look forward to hearing from you about how Triton College can serve you. If youhave any ideas for celebrating our year-long 50th Anniversary in 2014-2015, let meknow. Please feel free to contact me via the Triton College Office of the President at708-456-0300, Ext. 3201 or e-mail mstephens@triton.edu.

Best regards,

Mark R. Stephens, Chairman, Triton College Board of Trustees

A Message from Our Chairman

This Issue

Speaking of Student Success 2

Letter From Our President 3

Did You Know? 3

Program Spotlight 4

Triton’s entertainment 5

Financial Aid Advice 7

Dates to Remember 8

You’re invited! Join the Triton College Foundationfor the 20th Annual President’s Reception on Nov. 14, honoringDavid King!

20th Annual President’s Reception

November 14

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Speaking of Student Success…

Triton employees step up to give students a leg up The program, Triton Employees as Mentors,was developed to address the needs of full-time students who are taking two or moredevelopmental education courses in read-ing, math, or writing. According to JackieWerner, Program Coordinator and StudentSuccess Strategist, the program is currentlyserving 87 first-year Triton students –exceeding its goal for the first year by 45percent.

Sanchez admits that, at first, she didn’tknow where the college library was locatedor that on-campus tutors were available.But with Zurawska’s guidance, it wasn’tlong before she became acclimated to thecampus. “The program has provided mewith a helping hand so that I can getadapted to Triton without feeling over-whelmed,” Sanchez said.

TEAM students have welcomed the extrasupport from their mentors, including mo-tivation to keep up with their classes. “It’simportant that Triton employees provideour students – new and returning – withthe information and guidance they need to be successful,” Zurawska said. “This pro-gram provides that through one-on-one interaction.”

Werner is encouraged by the program’sstrong start and is already thinking aboutnext steps. “Our hope is that this programwill expand into the spring semester. Wealso intend to create a link with our districthigh schools and inform counselors aboutthe program and how their Triton-boundstudents can benefit.”

Recognizing our partners in education

When Jocelyn Sanchez of Elmwood Parkinitially enrolled at Triton College, shedidn’t know that she would have her ownpersonal “coach” in Director of AdmissionsIzabela Zurawska to accompany her on hereducational journey while participating inthe new TEAM mentoring program.

to measure their college readiness. “Con-ducting this test with our juniors allowedus to see how effective our educationalprogram is so that we can work on target-ing what’s needed to prepare our studentsfor college-level coursework,” Prale said.

Dr. Turner said the college is eager to em-bark on similar projects with other localschools. “We want students to be success-ful and have the foundation to be success-ful at the next level.”

Another inspiring partnership bloomedfrom Triton’s Horticulture Department and Club and Franklin Park School District84. Triton students and staff taught 880elementary school students how to grow

The successful partnership between TritonCollege and Oak Park and River Forest(OPRF) High School aimed at improving col-lege readiness was highlighted at Triton’sannual Salute to Partnerships reception.The Aug. 7 event welcomed staff and fac-ulty from area K-12 institutions and four-year partner universities to acknowledgethe positive outcomes of collaborating onstudent success.

Triton Dean of Enrollment Services Dr.Amanda Turner and Philip Prale, AssistantSuperintendent for Curriculum and Instruc-tion for OPRF High School, presented re-sults from a joint project in which Triton’smandatory placement test was adminis-tered to 200 OPRF high school students

tomato and green pepper plants. Cards andposters sent to the Horticulture Departmentby the children expressed their apprecia-tion. “It’s nice to see how excited kids getfor something as simple as planting,” saidHorticulture Faculty Gary Antonich.

New faculty and administrators havejoined the Triton College community with the mission of educating, guidingand encouraging students to achievetheir utmost potential in the classroom.

The new faculty members are RobertJaimes, Automotive; Kahilla Taylor, Computer Information Systems; GregoryCatena, Criminal Justice; Serpil Caputlu,Developmental Math; Gail Krahenbuhl,

Developmental Reading; Jennifer Gian-grego, Developmental Writing; AmandaLaLuna-Chorak, Early Childhood Educa-tion; George Lam, Economics; CherylDavis and Mary Mitchell, Nursing; andDivya Sharma, Anatomy and Physiology.

New administrators to join Triton includeDr. Peter Farquharson, D.B.A., Director ofProgramming Services; and TAA Grant –Regional Coordinator Megan Roberts.

New faculty and administrators at Triton prepared to educate,guide students

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Letter fromOur President

Two popular online college search engines now feature Triton College!

Did You Know?

Featuring the culinary talents of Triton’s Hospitality students and local restaurants.

Triton College Student Center(B Building, West Campus),

2000 Fifth Ave. • River Grove, Illinois

Tickets: $60 per personTable of Eight: $440 ($55 per person table discount)

Sponsorship opportunities and ad book reservations also are available. To purchase tickets in advance

or for sponsorship/ad book details, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3758,

or send an e-mail to foundation@triton.edu.

Triton College Foundationinvites you to the

20th AnnualPresident’s Reception

honoring

Mr. David King President – 2000-2012,

Triton College Foundation, Board of Directors

Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012Reception begins at 6 p.m.

TRITON COLLEGEFOUNDATION

Dear Community Members:

“Triton College is a model of teaching excellence and student success.” So begins Triton’s Vision Statement. It continues, “We are a community collegethat embraces the educational, training,and personal development needs of the diverse communities we serve through innovation in our programs and approachto learning.” When I look at the futureof Triton College, that’s what I see – a vision of the community college thatyou need Triton to be.

There is no shortage of input toward our ongoing work in that regard. From a broad view of a new century, to thecollege’s growth over 50 years, to ourchallenges and achievements over thepast seven years since our last accredi-tation visit, to our more recent work with Achieving the Dream, we haveinput that will help fill in the details ofour future and build our Strategic Plan.

The 21st Century Commission on the Future of Community Colleges developeda report that calls on colleges to Redesign,Reinvent, and Reset. We must Redesignour students’ educational experiences toincrease completion rates and collegereadiness. Triton is redesigning an entirebuilding that will feature collaborativelearning spaces. The open learning andsimulated health care space being createdin our H Building will greatly enhance thelearning environment. We must Reinventinstitutional roles to meet education andemployment needs with strong supportstructures. Triton’s University Center is oneway we help guide our students with clearpaths to a baccalaureate degree. Also,strengthening our partnerships with busi-ness and industry and other educationalinstitutions are vital as we look to the future. We must Reset the system in sup-port of reclaiming the American Dream.Our focus must remain on student success.

As we at Triton College prepare for ouraccreditation visit in 2013 with a thoroughself-study, I reflect a great deal on ourpast challenges and achievements.

As we prepare to celebrate our 50th Anniversary in 2014, I can’t help but looknot only to the past but forward to thenext 50 years and what you need TritonCollege to be. It looks to be an excitingtime!

Please do not hesitate to contact my office whenever you have a suggestion,question, or concern.

Sincerely,

Dr. Patricia Granados,President, Triton College

Featuring the culinary talents of Triton’s Hospitality students and local restaurants.

Triton College Student Center(B Building, West Campus),

2000 Fifth Ave. • River Grove, Illinois

Tickets: $60 per personTable of Eight: $440 ($55 per person table discount)

Sponsorship opportunities and ad book reservations also are available. To purchase tickets in advance

or for sponsorship/ad book details, please call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3758,

or send an e-mail to foundation@triton.edu.

Parents and families of prospective collegestudents can now access more completeinformation about Triton College and de-termine whether it is the right choice forthem via the online college search enginesCollegeView.com and CollegeConfiden-tial.com. The websites allow students tosearch and compare colleges on a varietyof criteria, including location, field ofstudy and tuition rates. Several local highschools, including East and West Leyden,Walther Lutheran, Ridgewood, Oak Park-River Forest, Riverside-Brookfield andFenwick, make these search engines avail-able to students and families at no extracost. Contact your high school counselingteam to find out how you can accessthese search engines.

Program Spotlight

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Did you know that the photos you take during special occasions or the website youdesigned for a friend’s business can be morethan just casual hobbies? With the righttraining, your talent can lead to a profitableand intensely satisfying career.

Triton’s Visual Communications program provides students with hands-on experiencesin graphic design, digital photography andvideography. Faculty with real-world experi-ence combine art and technology in the pro-gram’s courses so that students gain practicalknowledge and skills.

Interim Dean of Arts & Sciences Ric Segoviasaid some students initially enroll in just onecourse, thinking that it will give them all theknowledge they need. They soon realize thatthere is much more to learn and their moti-vation is so high, they begin taking morecourses, eventually earning a certificate ordegree from Triton, he said.

One of the unique benefits of the program

Prepare for a successful career in the digital arts at Triton Collegeis its focus on learning the business aspects of the digital arts, along with the technicaland creative facets. “To educate studentsabout the professional business world, wegive students assignments similar to the timeand demand constraints they would experi-ence working in the industry,” said Chair ofthe Visual Communications DepartmentLorette Dodt, who is currently serving as Interim Dean of Business and Technology. Dodt is also a professional photographer with her own studio. “Plus, in our PortfolioDesign and Production course, we help stu-dents develop their portfolios for employers.”

She added that in the advanced digital pho-tography classes, students take field trips togain experience shooting on location as wellas in a studio. “We try to give our students asmuch practical experience as possible so thatthey can be successful in society,” she said.

While many students go on to work for largecorporations, Dodt said, there are other stu-

dents who work as freelancers or start theirown business. The program is especially valu-able for business owners who would like togain more productivity without having tohire additional employees. “There are plentyof businesses that may have an employeewho takes care of graphic design but couldalso easily take on website design or photog-raphy projects if they knew how,” she said.“Students can learn those additional skillshere at Triton.”

Triton offers an associate’s degree in digitalphotography and graphic design and severalcertificates in its Visual Communications pro-gram: Digital Media, Graphic Design, DigitalPhotography and Layout and Design.

In its recent report, “Reclaiming the Ameri-can Dream: Community Colleges and theNation’s Future,” the American Associationof Community Colleges (AACC) predictstwo-thirds of all American jobs will requirea postsecondary certificate or degree bythe year 2018. This prediction makes com-munity colleges a valuable option forachieving the American Dream.

An overview of this report was introducedby Triton College President Patricia Grana-dos at the college’s Fall Faculty Workshopon Aug. 24 to initiate dialogue and ongoing engage-ment about redesigning student’s educa-tional experiences; reinventinginstitutional roles; and resetting the systemto create incentives for student and institu-tional success.

Among its first steps in this direction is im-provement in college readiness and com-pletion by working with local high schoolsto provide a clearer understanding of col-

lege expectations for students. The collegehas already seen marked improvementfrom its 2011 implementation of itsmandatory placement tests, which placesstudents into developmental educationclasses based on their test scores, insteadof placing them in a course where they’llbe unsuccessful. The college also plans tofocus on closing the skills gap to help stu-dents become better prepared to join theworkforce.

“This report challenges us to accomplisho ur institutional mission to be profoundlydifferent from our current mode of opera-tion and also compel us to adapt creativelyin this changing environment,” Granadossaid. “Throughout the year, the campuscommunity will engage in conversationabout what Triton needs to become in thenext 50 years to address the challenges ofthe nation and the communities weserve.”

Providing a tighter grasp on the AmericanDream

Elmwood Park President Peter Silvestri stops by Triton College

For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3395 or visit www.triton.edu/Visual-Performing-and-Communication-Arts-Department.

Elmwood Park President Peter Silvestri visits with TritonCollege students to encourage them to register to voteat the college’s voter registration rally on Sept. 17.

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Visit Triton’s campus for an entertaining night out!From artwork to musical and theater per-formances to laser shows, Triton Collegeprovides a host of reasons to visit its campus.

In the Triton College Art Gallery throughNov. 16, the Berwyn Art League will show-case the eclectic mix of their best paintings,photography, drawings and other mediacreated over the past year. A closing recep-tion will be at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 16 inthe gallery located in the Fine Arts Building(J Building). For more information, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3589 or visit www.tri-ton.edu/entertainment.

Triton’s musical performances will includethe Triton College Big Band, 7:30 p.m., Dec.6; Triton College Choral Concert, 2 p.m.,Dec. 8; Tempo Preparatory DepartmentRecital, 3:30 p.m., Dec. 16; and Winter BandConcert, 7:30 p.m., Dec. 17. All concerts will

take place in the Performing Arts Center ofthe Robert M. Collins Center. For detailsvisit: www.triton.edu/music.

For a night of theater, the Triton CollegePerforming Arts Department begins its sea-son with Yasmina Reza’s ‘Art’, which exam-ines the friendship of Serge, Marc and Yvan.When Serge spends an exorbitant amountof money on a modern painting, Marc is

disgusted by the piece of art; while Yvan,attempts to see both sides of the story,though unsuccessfully. The production runs Nov. 9-11 and 15-18 at7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdaysand 2 p.m. Sundays in the Cox Auditorium(Room J-108) of the Fine Arts Building. Tick-ets are $12 for general admission and $10for students, Triton employees and seniors.For more information, call (708) 456-0300,Ext. 6932 or visit www.triton.edu/enter-tainment.

The Cernan Earth and Space Center willtake audiences on a journey into space withvarious shows available at 7:30 and 9 p.m.on Fridays and Saturdays and 2 and 3 p.m.on Sundays through Nov. 25. Visit www.triton.edu/cernan for the latest schedule ofshows.

Join the race for 5K run for veterans!A shuttle service will be available to re-turn race participants to Winston Plaza.To register for the race, visitwww.prodigy2020.org, where Triton staff,faculty, students and friends of Triton canreceive a discount on the registration fee.Donations are also being accepted, andspecial group rates are available.

Triton College has teamed up with theProdigy 2020 Foundation to recruit raceparticipants for the Prodigy 5K Run andWalk on Saturday, Nov. 10 in Melrose Park.The race, which will kick off at 9 a.m. at thecorner of Ninth and North avenues (Win-ston Plaza), will raise funds for scholarships,educational and economical resources forimpoverished communities and veteranservices.President and Founder of the Prodigy 2020Foundation Rosalind Abrams said, “Ourgoal is to attract people who share in ourmission and vision of helping individuals tobecome full participants in society. We in-vite everyone to join us in this event thatsupports a great cause.”The day includes a One-Mile Junior Jog forages 6 to 12 at 9:15 a.m., with an awardspresentation, live entertainment and re-freshments to cap off the day at the VillageHall of Melrose Park (1000 N. 25th Ave.)

Don’t wait! Register forSPRING 2013

classes Students can begin registering for

spring 2013 classes now to ensure they’ll get the best selection.Open, in-person registration for thespring 2013 semester is available

from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays;

8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays; and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays

in the Student Center.Students can also register by visiting

www.triton.edu/registernow or calling(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130.

Classes begin Jan. 23. Financial assistance is available!

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Saluting PatriotismTriton College was recently named by G.I.Jobs magazine as a Military FriendlySchool® for 2013! Triton ranked in the top15 percent of more than 12,000 colleges,universities and trade schools nationwidefor demonstrating a strong interest in re-cruiting military students by providing theresources and services they need to transi-tion from the battlefield to the classroom.

Congratulations to our men’s soccer team for winning

the Region IV Division III Championship for thefifth year in a row!

Senior Training and Assessment SpecialistWilliam “Bill” Lesus was awarded the Pa-triot Award by the U.S. Department ofDefense for his support of veterans in hisposition in Triton’s Career Services De-partment. Recent events coordinated byCareer Services have included an openhouse and career fair for veterans. Tocontact Career Services, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3619.

Submitting the “hip” name Café 64 to recognize the year in which Triton Col-lege was founded, student Lauren Quinnof River Grove was awarded first prize in the college’s recent Name the HIA DiningRoom contest. She will receive a compli-mentary dinner and beverage for fourpeople in the newly-named dining venue,along with a $10 gift certificate to thecollege’s student-run bakery.

Sit down to a one-of-a-kind fine diningexperience in Triton’s Café 64, which isopen to the public from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 5:30to 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Dec. 6 inRoom B-204 of the Student Center (B-Building). Make your reservations todayby calling (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3267 or3387.

Triton’s HIA Bakery is also open from 11a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays in the Student Center. Enjoy a sweet treator place a special order at (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3700 or 3387.

New name, winnerannounced for theName the HIA DiningRoom contest Families had a whirlwind of a time at Triton

College’s Fourth Annual Fall Family FunFest, participating in games and educa-tional activities on Oct. 6 that celebratedthe fall season. This year, the festival re-ceived about 1,800 people, making it thebest attended year.

New experiences,fun for families atFall Family Fun Fest

Triton Athletics

The Triton College Alumni Association islooking for alumni to serve as leaders onthe Alumni Association Council. Council

members will have an opportunity to give back totheir alma mater and help direct the future of Tri-ton College’s Alumni Association. For Tritonalumni interested in becoming a Council memberor know of an alumnus who’d like to join, visitwww.triton.edu/alumnicouncilnomination formore information or to nominate Triton Collegealumni for the Council.

Keeping up with Triton’s alums

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Sustainability Center introduces Triton students’ education tonature

The Triton College Sustainability Center hasopened the door to new learning experi-ences for students, faculty and communitymembers. The center recently adopted avast portion of wooded area adjacent tothe campus from the Forest Preserve Districtof Cook County that will be maintained bythe campus community and utilized for ed-ucational purposes.

Triton faculty and students participate in Des Plaines RiverClean-Up Day.

“This area has many species of native plantsand a creek that flows into the Des PlainesRiver that students and faculty of our envi-ronmental biology and sustainable land-scaping courses will find beneficial forhands-on learning,” said Sustainability Center Coordinator Adrian Fisher. Named Adena Woods, after a Native Ameri-can tribe known to inhabit the land, thegreen space was introduced on Sept. 15when Triton College participated in the for-est preserve district Des Plaines River Clean-Up Day. Triton students and employeesjoined in the clean-up efforts.Community members can visit Triton’s cam-pus for lessons on sustainability during itsfree workshop series, titled SustainableThursdays. Nov. 15 – Exclusive presentations from the23rd Annual Bioneers Conference: Emer-

gence, which was held in California in Octo-ber, will be shown and discussed. Videos ofselected talks will later be made availableon the Triton Library SustainabilityLibGuide. The workshop will be held from 7 to 9 p.m.in Room B-204/210 of Triton’s Student Cen-ter. For more information, contact AdrianFisher at afisher@triton.edu or call (708)456-0300, Ext. 3578 about future work-shops on sustainability.

Get an early start on applying for financialaid!

According to Triton College’s Financial AidOffice, it’s never too early to begin applyingfor financial aid. In fact, it’s best to startearly, said Tasha Coleman, Coordinator ofIntake Services in the Financial Aid Office(B-216W), as there is limited funding on cer-tain grants. Here are steps you can takenow to find out if you qualify for financialassistance for your college education andhow Triton College can help along the way:

Gather the appropriate documents neededto apply for financial aid. Several personaldocuments will be needed, such as your so-cial security number, driver’s license numberand federal tax information. Having this in-formation readily available will help expe-dite the process in filling out the necessaryforms.

Complete the FAFSA (Free Application forFederal Student Aid) form. The FAFSA can

be completed online (www.fafsa.ed.gov;Triton College School Code 001773) or inTriton’s Financial Aid Office. The form re-quires personal information to determinethe student’s eligibility for federal and stategrants, Federal Stafford Loans and FederalWork Study.

Complete the Triton College Financial AidData Form. This form is necessary to initiatea financial aid file at Triton. The form canbe accessed online at www.triton.edu/Fi-nancial-Aid or in the Financial Aid Office.

Submit an official copy of your highschool/GED transcript. These documentsshould be turned into the Triton CollegeAdmission and Records Office. Studentsshould note that if they haven’t completedan Application for Admission to Triton Col-lege, they can do so at www.triton.edu/ap-plication.

The preferred filing date is March 1, 2013.Coleman notes that once the necessary documents are reviewed, additional docu-mentation may be requested before finan-cial aid applications can be processed.

Learn more by calling (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3155 or e-mailing finaid@triton.edu. To learn about educational benefits for veterans at Triton, call (708) 456-0300, Ext.3651 or 3531.

The year 2014 marks Triton’s 50thAnniversary and community residentsare encouraged to get involved withthe planning to make it one of themost memorable events in the area.

The college is looking for individualsto share ideas, spread the word andvolunteer with activities; in additionto loaning or donating any Tritonmemorabilia, including t-shirts, pho-tographs or publications, to the col-lege.

Interested community members areencouraged to contact the 50th An-niversary Steering Committee atwww.president@triton.edu.

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Dates to Remember ...Through Nov. 16 Berwyn Art League art display, Triton College Art Gallery, Fine Arts Building, See article on page 5 for details.

Nov. 7 Discover Triton: Explore Your Opportunities, 6 p.m., B-130A&B of the Student Center; Reservations are recommended by calling (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3130 or e-mailing admissions@triton.edu.

Nov. 8 Veterans Day Celebration, 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Student Center Cafeteria

Nov. 9-11 and 15-18 Triton College Performing Arts Department present ‘Art’, 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m., Sundays, Cox Auditorium (Room J-108) of the Fine Arts Building; Tickets are $12 for general admission and $10 for students, Triton employees and seniors. See article on page 5 for details.

Nov. 14 President’s Reception, 6 p.m., Student Center Cafeteria. Visit www.triton.edu/foundation for more details.

Nov. 15 Green and Greet Game, 5:30 p.m., Room R-221, Robert M. Collins Center

Nov. 15 Sustainable Thursdays, 7 to 9 p.m., Room B-204/210 of the Student Center

Nov. 26 – Dec. 3 Triton College Annual Book Sale, located in the A-Building; For details, call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3478 or visitwww.triton.edu/new-at-the-library/.

Nov. 29 Destination Success: New Student Orientation, 2 p.m., Student Center (B-Building); Registration required at www.triton.edu/destinationsuccess.

Dec. 6 Destination Success: New Student Orientation, 4 p.m., Student Center (B-Building); Registration required at www.triton.edu/destinationsuccess.

Dec. 12 Destination Success: New Student Orientation, 10 a.m., Student Center (B-Building); Registration requiredat www.triton.edu/destinationsuccess.

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