MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE

Message from the Superintendent / President

MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE AND FOUNDATION

I recently attended a business leaders' meeting where the facilitator askedhow many in the group attended Mt. San Jacinto College. Nearly everyhand shot up. Others shouted out their connection to the college: their

child, spouse, grandparent, teacher or community leader attended MSJC.The room buzzed with excitement.

It was a proud moment for me and one that I witness or hear coming fromevery corner of MSJC's 1,700-square-mile district. With MSJC's fivedecades of education, nearly everyone knows someone who attended MSJC.

There's a reason why all of these people are eager to talk about MSJC. Theeducation provided by the college transformed their lives, the lives of theirchildren, their friends and their relatives. It provided a path and the tools toa better future.

So, it gives me an extra dose of satisfaction to share the good news in thisannual report. MSJC earned many achievements during the 2013-2014 ac-ademic year. Our students earned prestigious scholarships. The college gar-nered national, state and local recognition and awards. MSJC wasinnovative, fostered partnerships and blazed the trail as leaders.

Did you know that MSJC opened a second Veterans Resource Center? Didyou know that MSJC received national recognition for providing excep-tional service to our military veterans? Did you know that MSJC was listedamong the Top 15 percent in the nation to be recognized with the AspenPrize for Community College Excellence?

MSJC students are stand-outs, too. Once again, three MSJC students earnedthe prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship. MSJC is only one of two col-leges in the nation that can lay claim to having three students earn the awardtwo years in a row. From academics to athletics, this annual report will sharethe students’ accomplishments and success stories.

It takes an exceptional faculty to instruct, facilitate, promote and supportstudent achievement. Several accomplishments and honors the MSJC fac-ulty earned during the 2013-14 year are in this report. Remember, theseare just a few of the distinctions achieved by this dedicated group.

You will read about the fun and important events that support our students,faculty and programs. Yes, we host a Jazz and Wine Festival. Yes, we hostan elegant Gala scholarship fundraiser. Yes, we have a Motorcycle Run.Yes, we stomp our feet and chant to cheer the Eagles on at MSJC men’sand women’s athletic events. Yes, we participate in and support communityevents across our district. There is just about something for everyone atMSJC and we encourage everyone to get involved.

Our mission to provide accessible, innovative comprehensive and qualityeducation is what we do best! MSJC continues to forge partnerships so itcan provide innovative programs that will help students transfer to four-year institutions and secure jobs. In 2014, MSJC, Cal State San Marcos andthe city of Temecula settled on agreements that paved the way for the open-ing of the Temecula Higher Education Center. MSJC and CSUSM have cre-ated a program to offer students a bachelor’s degree in BusinessAdministration in just four years. The MSJC Board of Trustees also ap-proved the purchase of 80-acres in Wildomar and identified it as a futuresite for STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) programs.

MSJC offered a robust summer session and more classes in the fall than inprevious years. In fall 2014 the college offered 1,389 sections, up by 47over fall 2013. We've opened more than 44,000 seats with 9 out of 10 ofthose seats filled. Nearly 10,000 students were on a waiting list, but abouthalf of them are now in classrooms. We remain committed to serving 500students over the state funding cap. We do not get reimbursed by the statefor funding those extra students but the MSJC Board and district leadersknow this region wants and needs higher education.

The MSJC Board of Trustees adopted a $61.8 million General Fund budgetin September for the 2014-15 academic year. The unrestricted General Fundpays for operations, materials, supplies, salaries and benefits as well as themiscellaneous costs of doing business throughout the year. The District’stotal $122 million budget not only includes those items covered in the Gen-eral Fund but also restricted funds that can only be designated for specificuse and areas.

Please take time to review just some of the highlights from MSJC's facilitiesplans in the back of this report. MSJC does not currently have the fundingto implement these projects, but you will see plans to expand programs andfacilities throughout the entire 1,700-square-mile district from Banning/Beaumont to Temecula/Murrieta and sites in between. If funding is availableto implement these plans, it will help MSJC secure higher education in theregion for generations to come.

MSJC has been educating our families for 50 years. I am confident that 50years from today the MSJC Superintendent/President will attend a meetingand beam with pride when others share their connections to MSJC. Whoknows? It just may be your child or great-grandchild sharing that story.

Roger Schultz, Ph.D.Superintendent/PresidentMt. San Jacinto College

Roger Schultz, Ph. DMSJC Superintendent/President

Ann MottePresident

Dorothy McGargillClerk

Tom AshleyEugene V. KadowGwendolyn Schlange

Liliana Gomez

Board of Trustees

Student Trustee

Message from the Foundation President

MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE AND FOUNDATION

The Mt. San Jacinto College Foundation continues to show re-newed energy and improved efforts to support the College. Forthe coming year there are opportunities to participate in social ac-

tivities that are intended to expand backing for the College, its students,faculty and staff.

Recently the Foundation held a very successful event at Baily’s in OldTown Temecula for President’s Club and Legacy Society members.Thirty-eight individuals joined President Schultz for a relaxed, informalopportunity to mingle and enjoy excellent food and beverages. Dr.Schultz was able to share some of the significant awards and achieve-ments that the college and students have received. All agreed that thisevent will serve as a blueprint for additional informal gatherings forFoundation members.

One of the major focuses of the Foundation is to provide student schol-arships. Two scholarship events take place each year, one in the Fall,the other in the Spring. At the Fall 2013 Scholarship Luncheon 72 stu-dents received $64,307 in scholarship awards. At the Spring 2014 Schol-arship Breakfast 116 students received $69,094 in scholarship awards.The MSJC Foundation was able to award a total of $320,433.53 in2013/2014 thanks to generous donors who give directly to the MSJCFoundation and outside donors, like the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation.

With the commitment of private donors and Foundation investmentsthe amount of scholarship awards continues to grow.

The Fall 2014 scholarship luncheon will be held on Thursday, Nov. 20thand the Spring 2015 and Fall 2015 Scholarship events will be held onThursday, May 21 and Thursday, Nov.19th. The Foundation is also ableto support College Staff and Faculty with grant awards to support activ-ities that improve performance that otherwise cannot be funded throughregular College funds.

The upcoming Foundation events are the very popular Sunset Jazz &Wine Fest scheduled for Friday, October 10, 2014 at the Menifee ValleyCampus. This will be an evening to honor our Veterans. The 2015 SunsetJazz & Wine Fest will be held on Friday, October 9th. The Foundation’s7th annual Gala event will again be held at Pechanga Resort and Casinoon Saturday, February 7, 2015 and will highlight student clubs and ath-letics at MSJC. We are excited to announce our headline entertainer forthe 7th annual Gala: Virgil Gibson, former Lead Singer of the world fa-mous Platters!

I look forward to your continued involvement and support.Dr. Richard GieseMSJC Foundation Board President

Dr. Richard GieseMSJC Foundation Board President

MSJC Superintendent / President Emeritus

Executive CommitteeDr. Richard Giese President

Sherri Domenigoni First Vice President

Lori VanArsdale Second Vice President

Mary Lucas Immediate Past President/Scholarship Committee Chair

Ursula Garrett CFO & Finanance/Investment Committee Chair

Bob Duistermars Development Committee Chair

Dennis Frank Nominating/Membership Committee Chair

Candy Anady Special Events Committee Chair

Dennis Anderson Public Relations Committee Chair

Dr. Roger Schultz College Superintendent/President

Duane BurkVicki CarpenterSid CottrellPaul DavidDon DomenigoniBob DuistermarsJudy GuglielmanaMarshall Hawkins

Raymond HicksDon LundayNancy McIntyreMilly Paulson-ValdezDonovan PostMyrna RohrJoan SparkmanBill Zimmerman

Directors

Foundation StaffLesia Navarro Scholarship CoordinatorRebecca Orlauski Operations Coordinator Cecilia Shoffner Accounting Assistant

FOUNDATION

Lady Eagles Win Second Straight Conference Title

Above ‐ Cora Lopez prepares to take a shot withteammate Bree Madory looking on.

Above ‐ Lady Eagles with assistant coachFontay Mozga

LADY EAGLES BASEKTBALL TRIO SIGN SCHOLARSHIPSMSJC women's basketball players Cora Lopez (Hemet High graduate), Sarai Ware(Hemet West Valley High graduate), and Bree Madory (Riverside Notre Dame grad‐uate) signed scholarships with Northern New Mexico College, an NAIA Division Ischool located in Espanola, New Mexico. Ware and Lopez tied with 2013 LadyEagle grads Tina and Faith Fantroy as the winningest players in school history.

The Lady Eagles won the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Cham‐pionship during the 2013‐14 season led by PCAC Player of theYear Cora Lopez. The Lady Eagles advanced to the SouthernCalifornia Regional Tournament for the 8th straight year and havewon over 20 games in each of those seasons.

MSJC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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2 3 3:oo pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. COD @ Palm Desert

4 5 6 7 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. Imperial Valley

8 9 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. Palomar @ San Marcos 7:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. Palomar

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11 12 13 14 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. SD City 7:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. MiraCosta

15 16 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. Grossmont @ El Cajon 7:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. Miramar @ Miramar

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21 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. MiraCosta 5:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. Grossmont @ El Cajon

22 23 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. SD Mesa @ San Diego 7:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. SD Mesa

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25 26 27 28 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. Southwestern 7:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. Imperial Valley @ Imperial Valley

29 30 5:00 pm Women’s Bsktbll vs. Imperial Vlly @ Imperial Valley 5:00 pm Men’s Bsktbll vs. Cuyumaca @ El Cajon

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Fall 2014 Semester ends on Dec. 19, 2014College Closed December 25, 2014 - January 1, 2015

Pat James (left), who re‐tired from MSJC in 2013,was appointed in June2014 as the Executive Di‐rector of the CaliforniaCommunity Colleges On‐line Education Initiative.

MSJC FOUNDATION GALAThe Foundation’s 6th annual Gala at the Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temeculawas a sold‐out event. With the theme “MSJC: The Heart & Soul of Our Commu‐nities,” the event featured students and staff from the college’s health programs,including nursing, fire technology, emergency medical technician.

About 350 guests joined the Foundation in awarding five individuals with theannual Alumni & Friends Association Awards for their support and work to makea difference at MSJC and in the lives of our students and the community:

Outstanding Community Members of the Year: Andrew and Gloria Masiel

Outstanding Alumni and Friend of the Year: Catherine "Kit" Longe Stewart

Outstanding Staff Member of the Year: Pat James

Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year: Dr. Christina Yamanaka

Right ‐ Southern CaliforniaEdison awarded medals ofrecognition to MSJC stu‐dents J. Andrew Macke andMaureen Wanjiru Njuguna.

Andrew and Gloria MasielDr. Christina Yamanaka

Above ‐ DwayneBenjamin wasnamed First TeamAll State andPCAC Player ofthe Year in 2014.

Right ‐ Sam Williams dunks one home as MSJC routesVentura College in the So Cal Regional Semi‐Finals.

Eagles Reach State Final Eight

The MSJC men’s basketball team captured the Pacific CoastAthletic Conference North Division Championship andmade it all the way to the state Final Eight before losing toSan Bernardino Valley. The Eagles had a record of 25‐5 onthe year.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Code Red fans celebrate a big play by the Eagles in SanBernardinoduring theState Quarter‐Finals.

Dajuan Smith wasnamed FirstTeam All Conference in2014 helpinghim to earn ascholarship to UC Santa Barbara.

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Students Silvia Sanchez of Lake Elsinore (left) and Sayed Thurab of Murrieta

(right) were chosen by Hubble Scope Team Members from UC Riverside in March

2014 to help work on NASA’s Hubble Scope Project. Working with a program

called Python, they will analyze and summarize data to describe galaxies. The

project results will be summarized and published in The Astronomic Jour‐

nal in 2015. A grant from NASA is helping fund the project that

involves students pursuing studies in S.T.E.M.

(science, technology, engineering & math).

The Aspen Institute

College Excellence

Program named Mt. San

Jacinto College as one

of the nation’s top 150

community colleges.

MSJC joins the ranks

with the nation’s largest

community college,

Miami Dade in Florida,

in receiving this

prestigious honor and

was chosen from more

than 1,000 community

colleges.

Right ‐ MSJC Physics and

Astronomy instructor Paul Ney,

physical sciences co‐chair on the

Menifee Valley Campus,

presented two papers at the 55th

Annual Meeting of the American

Physical Society (APS) Division of

Plasma Physics in 2013.

Dr. Nick Reeves,

biology instructor

on the Menifee

Valley Campus and

a Phi Theta Kappa

advisor, received the

2014 Distinguished

Advisor Award from

the Phi Theta Kappa

Honor Society.

TWO MSJC STUDENTS

SELECTED TO WORK

ON HUBBLE

SCOPE PROJECT

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A handful of the MSJC Registered Nurses line up for graduation. From left:Kathryn Hall, Hemet; Emmanuel Vista, Riverside; Leslie Fairbairn, Menifee;Tami Sue Bacon, Christy Garcia, Murrieta; Kevin Ros, Hemet; and Laurie Stokes,Murrieta. (DeeAnn Bradley/MSJC)

Dwayne Benjamin (left) and Dajaun Smith(right) were members of the MSJC men’sbasketball team.

Mt. San Jacinto College Trustee Gwendolyn Schlange re‐ceives a standing ovation at the May 30, 2014 graduationafter Superintendent/President Roger Schultz thanks her forher 20‐plus years of service on the MSJC board. Mrs.Schlange did not seek reelection in November 2014. Mrs.Schlange spent some 40 years teaching, primarily at LittleLake Elementary School in Hemet. She retired in 1995.

GRADUATION 2014

MSJC and the city of Temecula reached an agreement that allows

MSJC to lease the second floor of the former city hall for $1 a year.

The Temecula Higher Education Center, THE Center, allows MSJC to

serve more students in the Southwest region and allows the college

to partner with emerging businesses, the city and Cal State San

Marcos ‐ Temecula. MSJC and CSUSM ‐ Temecula are the first in the

state to form a joint program that helps students earn Associate &

Bachelor degrees in Business. The Business Degree program guaran‐

tees classes, saves tuition and allows them to earn complete

the program in a cohort setting in four years.

THE Center is located at

43200 Business Park

Drive, Temecula.L‐R: CSUSM Dean Mike Schroder, Temecula City Manager Aaron

Adams, MSJC Vice President/Student Services Bill Vincent,

MSJC Vice President/Instruction Patrick Schwerdtfeger

Below ‐ MSJC's Jennifer

Burleson received the

Honoring Your Own Award

in 2014 during the California

Community Colleges Athlet‐

ics Association convention in

Los Angeles. Dr. Burleson

was the one Athletic Coun‐

selor being recognized this

year in the entire state.

Dr. Roy Mason,

Biology Professor,

was nominated by

the Faculty Association

to serve on the

California Teaching

Advisory Council of

The California

Council on Science

and Technology.

MSJC dance student Daniel Miramontes,

of Lake Elsinore, was awarded a full‐tuition

scholarship to the 2014 American Dance

Festival (ADF) at Duke University.

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MSJC nursing student Anthony Fernandez, a former com‐bat medic who currently serves in the Army Reserve, wentto the Dominican Republic to provide medical support tothose building hospitals. He will serve as the President ofSouth West Association of Nursing Students (SWANS), partof the National Student Nurses Association this Fall as hecompletes his nursing degree at MSJC.

MSJC alum Christopher Spillman was promoted to Brigadier General with theU.S. Army in 2014. The Spillman sons followed in the footsteps of their father,Alvin Lee Spillman, who graduated from MSJC and served in the U.S. Air Forcebefore he worked in civil service. Brothers Tom and Andrew are also MSJCalums and fulfilled military service. Andrew is now in law enforcement withthe Riverside Police Department and Tom is Dean of Student Services at MSJC.

MSJC is proud that it wasselected by G.I. Jobs Maga‐zine as a Military FriendlySchool for 2013. This honorplaces MSJC in the top 20%of all schools nationwide.

SECOND VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER OPENSThe college celebrated the grand opening of its second Veterans Resource Center on Nov. 7, 2013.The new center on the San Jacinto Campus joined the Veterans Resource Center on the MenifeeValley Campus, which opened in 2012. These centers provide student‐veterans with counselorswho specialize in GI Bill benefits and other veteran‐related services. MSJC is proud to serve its student‐veteran population and to be a part of the commitment by theCalifornia Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office and President Obama’s “8 Keys to Success” planto help student‐veterans at college. Visit www.msjc.edu/veterans or call 951‐487‐3248 for information

MSJC GETS TOP RANKING AS MILITARY FRIENDLY SCHOOL

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College Mission Statement:Mt. San Jacinto College, a California Community College, offers accessible, innovative, comprehensive and quality educational programs and services todiverse, dynamic and growing communities both within and beyond traditional geographic boundaries. We support life-long learning and student success by uti-lizing proven educational methodologies as determined by collaborative institutional planning and assessment. To meet economic and workforce developmentneeds, MSJC provides students with basic skills, general and career education that lead to transfer, associate degrees and certificates. Our commitment to studentlearning empowers students with the skills and knowledge needed to effect positive change and enhance the world in which we live.

Are you an Eagle? If so, become one of The Facesof MSJC. The campaign features faculty and cur-rent and former MSJC students and stories abouttheir experiences at MSJC. You can view the cam-paign online and visit one of our campuses to seethe posters in the libraries, enrollment centers andmore. Our hope is that success stories like yourswill inspire future and current MSJC students tocontinue to reach for their goals. 

Visit The Faces of MSJC at www.msjc.edu/faces,or call 951-487-3061 to find out more.

Are you an MSJC Graduate?

Marshall HawkinsMSJC Alumnus, Foundation Board Member& legendary jazz artist. Established Jazz StudiesProgram at the Idyllwild Arts Academy. Co-founder/music director Idyllwild Jazz in the Pines

Kara & Billy MacraeSiblings transferred from MSJC’s TemeculaEducation Complex to the University ofRedlands in 2013.

Irvin CalderonJack Kent Cooke Scholarship recipientFirst-generation college graduateTransferred to UCLA in 2014

MT. SAN JACINTO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 UNAUDITED ACTUALS

*Note: Board Reserve Beginning Fund Balance is 6% of the FY1213 General Fund Revenue $52,795,701, in accordance with AP6305.

Actual AdoptedAdopt/Act

Federal Revenues $73,610

0%

State Revenues $32,820,054

52%Local Revenues $24,379,068

38%

Other Financing Sources $(550,669)

0%

Board Reserve Beginning Fund Balance $3,167,742 *

5%General Fund Beginning

Fund Balance $3,259,505

5%

General Fund Unrestricted Revenues and Beginning Fund Balance – $63,149,310

Academic Salaries $21,316,290

34%

Classified Salaries $12,432,387

20%

Employee Benefits $8,972,689

14%

Supplies and Materials$857,236

1%

Other Operating Expenses and Services$7,044,700

11%

Capital Outlay $1,110,267

2%

Other Outgo$3,253,286

5%

Board Reserve Ending Fund Balance $3,631,934

6%

General Fund Ending Fund Balance

$4,530,521 7%

General Fund Unrestricted Expenditures and Ending Fund Balance – $63,149,310

Foundation Mission Statement:The mission of the Mt. San Jacinto College Foundation is to promote student success by enhancing the quality ofhigher education throughout the district by identifying and securing private support through community alliances. 

MSJC FoundationThe Mt. San Jacinto College Foundation distributed a total of $320,433.53 in scholarships during the 2013-14 fiscal year.

Maureen NjugunaEngineering Major

“I thank you for investing inmy future and giving me theopportunity to continue myeducational pursuit.”

Edison International Scholar (STEM)Temecula Valley AAUW

J. Andrew MackeBiology Major

“I cannot express how much thisscholarship will aid in my futureeducational plans. With thisscholarship I will be able tomaintain my current educationalpath without having to obtain anyloans for tuition or books, whichmeans more to me than I canconvey.”

Edison International Scholar (STEM)American Legion Riders Post 848Gene Lombard MemorialGala Scholarship

Ivelisse Porroa‐GarciaPolitical Science Major

“Mt. San Jacinto College hasmade my educational journeyand opportunity to grow as ahuman being, and this scholar-ship will allow me to aim higherevery day.”

Heffner Memorial Temecula Valley AAUWInland Empire Scholarship

MT. SAN JACINTO COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATIONFISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 UNAUDITED ACTUALS

Actual AdoptedAdopt/Act

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Foundation Fund Revenues and Beginning Fund Balance – $4,050,432

Donations - $346,699 9%

Interest & Investment Income - $51,349 1%

Membership Fee Income - $800 0%

Other Income -$102,032

3%

Other Financing Sources $63,197

1%

Beginning Fund Balance -

$3,486,355 86%

Supplies and Materials $24,509

1%

Other Operating Expenses and Services

$88,331 2%

Capital Outlay $6,210

0%Other Outgo - $63,197

2%

Student Scholarship Expense $320,434

8%

Ending Fund Balance $3,547,751 87%

Foundation Fund Expenditures and Ending Fund Balance – $4,050,432

Women’s Soccer players CyrstalTorres and Brook Wooldrige bothearned scholarships while helpingthe Lady Eagles to the secondplay‐off appearance in school his‐tory. Torres and Wooldrige weretwo of 41 MSJC student athletesto earn scholarships during the2013‐14 school year.

Left ‐ Men’s tennisplayer Vitor Galvaowas named the PacificCoast Athletic Confer‐ence Player of theYear. Galvao made itto the conferencefinals in singles andteamed with BrunoCampos to win thePCAC doubles title.

3 MSJC Students Earn Prestigious NationalScholarship…AGAIN

Mt. San Jacinto College students Christopher Blake Leeper, Aaron Hansen and IrvinCalderon all earned the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship in 2014.

This marks the second consecutive year that three MSJC students received the award.MSJC is only the second college in the nation to have three students receive the awardin two separate years.

This year’s award‐winning trio follows in the footsteps of Amy Bartel, Shayla Esarey andSamuel Fall, honors students at MSJC who received the scholarship in 2013. All threetransferred to UC Berkeley.

Leeper, Hansen and Calderon were chosen from a pool of 3,700 applicants. Only 85 stu‐dents across the nation received the scholarship. All three MSJC students are first‐gen‐eration college students. They will each receive up to $30,000 a year for up to threeyears to earn a bachelor’s degree. The scholarship is intended to cover a significant shareof the student’s educational expenses, including tuition, living expenses and books.

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The college hosts a variety of activities throughout the year. The annual Schol‐arship Motorcycle Run travels through scenic areas of the district to raise moneyfor student scholarships.

Lower right, MSJC student Angela Mange (pictured with MSJC Superintendent/President Dr. Schultz) received a scholarship in 2013‐14 from funds raised duringthe motorcycle run.

Upper right, MSJC was proud to host California Community Colleges ChancellorBrice Harris at Mt. San Jacinto College’s San Gorgonio Pass Campus.

Lower left, MSJC’s Homecoming BBQ and game is always a big hit. In fact, in 2013Ryan Mathews of the San Diego Chargers attended the game.

Center bottom, Student clubs and the Student Government Association host avariety of events, like back‐to‐school BBQs and the weekly College Hour to buildCampus Life and create a great college spirit.

MSJC ACTIVITIESScholarship motorcycle run, homecoming & more

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SUNSET JAZZ & WINE FESTThe MSJC Foundation hosted its annual Sunset Jazz & Wine Fest on Oct. 25, 2013. This special evening celebrated the college’s 50th An‐niversary and benefited the Foundation’s work to provide student schol‐arships, mini grants and other philanthropic endeavors. Guests weretreated to a performance by the Menifee Jazz Ensemble while they en‐joyed a sampling of wine, beer and hearty appetizers. They also enjoyeda variety of art from MSJC students and the community.

David T. Pese of Perris, seen here with hismother‐in‐law, pitched Deeya Cuisine, aunique Thai‐Indian‐Polynesian fusion cui‐sine. He earned first place and $5,000from the SOCO Institute during the MSJCBusiness Department’s “The Competition”to start his business

COMPETITION: Dr. Caren Hennessey, co‐chair of the BusinessDepartment at MSJC’s Menifee Valley Campus, works with a studentduring the MSJC Business Department’s first “The Competition”event for budding business entrepreneurs.

For a sixth consecutive year, Mt. San Jacinto College is proud thatit received first place in The Press‐Enterprise’s 2014 Readers ChoiceAwards in the Best College category. MSJC thanks all of those whovoted us the Number One college in the two‐county region.

MSJC has received the distinction of #1 in the Best College orSchool category consistently since 2009.

FOUNDATION BOARDSome of the Foundation Board members at the 2014Scholarship Breakfast. From left (back row): 2014‐2015 Foundation President Dr. Richard Giese, MSJCSuperintendent/President Dr. Roger Schultz, DonLunday and Bill Zimmerman. Seated (from left)2013‐14 Foundation President Mary Lucas, JoanSparkman, Sherri Domenigoni and Don Domenigoni.

Each year, the MSJC Foundation awards thousands ofdollars in scholarships to help students achieve theiracademic goals.

The Foundation awarded nearly $64,307 to 72 stu‐dents during its annual State of the College Luncheon& Fall Scholarships in November. The event was heldat the Menifee Valley Campus.

During the Foundation’s annual Student ScholarshipAwards Breakfast in May, 116 MSJC students receivedscholarships totaling $69,094.

MSJC student David Pese earned a $5,000 award from

the SOCO Institute for the restaurant business plan hepitched during a competition organized by SOCO andthe MSJC business department. This was the first“Shark Tank” style event organized by the MSJC Busi‐ness Department to help student entrepreneurs getreal‐world experience in business plan writing andpresentation.

Since 1983, the Foundation has awarded more than$2.6 million in scholarships and book loans. Generousdonors like you help the Foundation provide scholar‐ships to our students. You can provide support throughthe President’s Club, the Alumni & Friends Association,the Legacy Society, and the Scholarship program.

MSJC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

READERS’CH ICEAWARDS 2014

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MSJC IS #1 COLLEGE SIX YEARS RUNNING

MSJC staff, students, faculty members and administrators activelysupport their communities as volunteers through a variety of chari‐table events.

During the 2013‐14 academic year, MSJC was represented at or organ‐ized events like the Komen Race for the Cure, Relay for Life, Lifestreamblood drives, holiday toy drives, Goodwill fundraisers, Habitat for Hu‐manity, United Way events, Our Nicholas Foundation’s Walk in the Vines.

The MSJC Foundation provided support for seven Mt. San Jacinto Col‐lege students to present their research on the Drosophila, better knownas the fruit fly, during the 55th Annual Drosophila Research Conferencein San Diego.

The MSJC Foundation supported the Puente programs Northern Cali‐fornia universities Tour: 28 students and 2 faculty members toured 6universities including UC Berkeley, Santa Barbara and Davis.

FOR THE COMMUNITY

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MSJC’s San Gorgonio Pass Campus is the newest with fivebeautiful modular buildings. As funding becomes available,plans call for construction of a permanent building to servethe communities.

CURRENT

FUTURE

The Future of MSJC:Mt. San Jacinto College currently serves nearly 20,000 students a year district-wide. As the communities in the district continue to grow, so will the needsfor higher education in the region. This will require new facilities and upgrades to existing locations. MSJC’s Facilities Master Plan will guide the district soit can meet those future needs. The Facilities Master Plan is based on the Educational Master Plan and considers the future educational needs of students,state funding cycles and incorporates sustainability to preserve the environment and provide for the efficient use of available resources.

The Facilities Master Plan, which received a statewide architectural award, projects the needs to accommodate student population growth by the year 2050.It is a “live” document that can change in response to new trends or circumstances. The plan can be found at www.msjc.edu/facilities

The accompanying artistic renderings show some of the buildings planned for each of MSJC’s main locations.

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San Gorgonio Pass:Currently serves: 800By 2020 to serve: 5,400

As MSJC’s oldest site, the San Jacinto Campus is slated for improvements as fundingbecomes available. Projects include a new Performing and Cultural Arts Center withclassrooms and Science & Technology Building.

The Future of MSJC:

FUTURE

CURRENT

Cultural Arts Center

Math & Science Building

San Jacinto Campus:Currently serves: 5,000By 2020 to serve: 10,600

The Future of MSJC:

FUTURE

CURRENT

Nursing and Allied Health Building

Math & Science Building

Menifee Valley Campus:Currently serves: 8,000By 2020 to serve: 13,000

As funding becomes available, the MSJC Master Plancalls for new Allied Health and Math & Sciencebuildings on the Menifee Valley Campus.

In 2014, the MSJC Board approved the purchase of 80 acres in Wildomar. It has been identified in the future for STEM (science, technology, engineering,math) programs. MSJC leases two sites in Temecula and partners with the cityof Temecula and Cal State San Marcos to provide higher education to the region.As funding becomes available, the college plans for construction of a permanentfacility to meet the needs of the communities in the Southwest Corridor.

Temecula Education Complex

Temecula Higher Education Center

The Future of MSJC:

Southwest Corridor:Currently serves: 2,000By 2020 to serve: 8,900

FUTURE

MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE AND FOUNDATION

Thank you to the following generous donors who contributed from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014 tosupport the College’s programs, facilities & students. (Donors listed by amount given during this period).* after name indicates President’s Club member.** after name indicates Alumni & Friends Association member.

Donors $10,000 to $49,999———————Assistance League of HemacintoEdison InternationalFoundation for Calif. Comm. Coll.Golden State ScholarShare TrustHealthy Hemet S J FoundationPepsi Bottling GroupScholarship AmericaThe Community FoundationValley PEO Various Donors

Donors $5,000 to $9,999———————Cardenas Markets, Inc.Dept. of the Treasury National Service AwardGila River Indian CommunityHemet Valley Hospital AuxiliaryMarine Corps Scholarship Fnd.Menifee Valley Medical Center Aux.Riverside County SupervisorsSMART Scholarship FundingSo Co Group IncThe Bank of HemetThe Village Retirement CenterTorres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla

Donors $1,000 to $4,999———————ACCCAAmerican Legion Post #848Army Emergency ReliefAtkinson, Andelson, Loya,Rudd,RomoAuxiliary of Riverside Comm HospitalBarbara Wolfe, Executor Alice Dix TrustBeaumont High School S BBecky & Darrell Elam *Bighorn Golf Club CharitiesBrian & Rebecca Orlauski *Cahuilla Band of Indians

Cheryl & John MattkeChickasaw NationChick-Fil-A, Inc.Choctaw Nation of OklahomaCitizens' Scholarship FoundationCR&R, INC. Refuse & Recycling ServiceCystic Fibrosis Sch FndDelta Kappa Gamma Dr. & Mrs. Roy & Debbie MasonElizabeth J. CassleElsinore High School ScholarshipFrancis & Jean Domenigoni FoundationFred Cassle Golden ERA ProductionsGwen Schlange * **Hemet High School ASBHemet Unified School DistrictHenry and Mary LucasHualapai TribeJeld Wen IncJohn DietrichJohn Norman **Keenan & AssociatesLPA, Inc.Maas Companies, IncMagic Carpet ScholarshipsMark & Dorothy McGargillMike Sr. QuevedoMonty Sun Lakes Country ClubMotte Mututal Water CompanyMurrieta Rotary FoundationMurrieta Valley Scholarship FdnMyrna RohrPechanga Band of Mission IndiansPhysicians for Healthy HospitalsPiper JaffrayPSS World MedicalQawalangin Tribe of Unalaska

RBC Capital MarketsReality ChangersRonald McDonald House CharitiesSan Gorgonio Pass Hospital Aux.San Jacinto Lions ClubSan Jacinto MountainSan Jacinto Rotary ClubSan Jacinto Teacher's Assoc.Santa Ynez Band of Mission IndiansSEIU Local 721Smart & Final Education FndSoboba Band of Luiseno IndiansSoroptimist Intl. of IdyllwildStudent of The Month ProgramThe National Society of CollegiateTrinity Lutheran ChurchValley QuiltersVista Murrieta High SchoolWalking ShieldWaste ManagementWestern Power SystemsWhite Earth ReservationWinchester Women's ClubWomen's Club of San Jacinto

Donors $500 to $999——————————Absentee Shawnee Tribe of OKAltura Credit UnionBrian TwittyCalifornia Federation Womens ClubCharles Tovares *Don & Jan Lunday *Don & Sherri Domenigoni **Edna P. McCurdyETIC Engineering, IncHemet Escrow Co. *Hemet Lions ClubIMANI Temple of Temecula

James CoenenJason McKay MemorialJohn & Ann MotteJohn & Yvonne Branchflower * **Jonathan Tarr FoundationJulie & Mike VenableKathy Donnell * **Lake Elsinore Elks LadiesLesia Navarro * **Marine Officers' Wives' ClubMartha & Kevin HallMoreno Valley Ed. AssocMSJC ASBNational Military Family Assoc.NFF Riverside County ChapterOtoe-Missouria TribePaul & Jana Meinhold **Paul & Theresa Hert *Randy & Anne RecordRaymond Hicks *Rhonda & Jim DixonRichard & Leann SidlinRick & Teri Sisco * **Rickianne RycraftRoger & Laurie Schultz *Rotary Club of PerrisRuth Ditsch * **San Diego Blood BankSan Jacinto Assembly of God ChurchSan Jacinto Valley Womans ConferenceShanae Williams *SiemensTemecula Valley High School ASBTheresa & Joseph NelmsTwentynine Palms High SchoolValley View High SchoolVoices of InlandWilliam & Eugenia Vincent *

MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE AND FOUNDATION

Donors to $499————————Albert & Jean RobertsonAlex KangetheAlma RamirezAmerican Idle Motorcycles, IncAnady's Trophies & Engraving, Inc.Ashley M. Bucklin Sch. Fnd.Barbara GillissBarbara MovskyBarbara ZickefooseBarona Band of Mission IndiansBeatrice AguilarBertha BarrazaBettie & Philip SpataforaBettie SmithBetty Lynn SenesBetty SpallerBrian & Candi AndersonBrian & Lisa YarolemBruce Brady **California St. Univ. San MarcosCathy BrostrandCharles HawkinsCheryl StevensCheryl TurnerCheyenne HerbertChristina YamanakaChristine HefleyCindy RozoCity of BanningCity of HemetClarion Research IncClaudia GutierrezClaudia GuzmanColleen SaundersCynthia RogersDana TateDaniel FrankDaniel MartinezDavid & Chandra MossDavid GrantDawn WittDennis & Kathi Anderson **Dennis TanidaDesi ZamudioDominick Scaletta

Donna Wilder **Donna Wilder **Douglas & Elizabeth LeodElicinda ManzanillaElizabeth WorthingtonElsie HelmeErick & Jennifer Ramos *Erik OzolinsEscarlet WirthEugene & Ronna Kadow **Farmer BoysFrancis DonahoeFrank & Patricia ClearyFred Frontino **Gale CreightonGary & Mary GibsonGary & Rosemarie ThompsonGary Anderson, SrGilbert AcunaGoodwill Industries of So. CA.Gordon GreenGordon SiskGosch Auto DealershipsGranada Hills CharterGregory CodyHelga F. MuellerHousing Corporation of AmericaHyman AlviaIrma RamosJaime SalazarJames & Barbara AdamsJames DavisJanet A. WrightJanice ChampionJared DavisJason & Wendy MoskowitzJennifer MarrsJennifer PickensJerry RitschelJessica RodriguezJill LanphereJim DeckerJMI ConsultantsJoan SparkmanJoanna QuejadaJohn & Mary Fricker

John & Shirley SchatzJohn HartungJohn Roy BullingtonJohn SchoutenJohn TribelhornJosephine DaughertyJoyce JohnsonJudy Guglielmana *Julie FreemanJustin BennettKara McGeeKarin Marriott *Kathleen Wellington-MaxonKathleen WinstonKenn YoungKenneth PradoKetmani KouanchaoKimberly BraisKimberly J. EvansKiwanis Club of Hemet ValleyKristen & Pat Grimes **Leonard & Julie MoothartLeticia Luna-SimsLinda (Chris) KleinLinda BlancheLinda L. RushLindsey ToneLori VanArsdale **M. K. & L. E. BarnettM/Sgt. & Mrs. Larry HurtMargaret WoodMaria & Miguel LemusMaria E. Lopez *Marit FlowersMarshall & Desiree HawkinsMartha CrawfordMartin & Beth RosenMary & Les DoyleMary Beth DavidsonMary Jean WilmartMelissa OchoaMicah OrloffMichael PlotkinMichelle StewartMike & Nancy McIntyreMilton Reyes

Miranda AngelesMonika M. Lebrecht **Mountain View High SchoolMSJC BookstoreMSJC SGAMyesha WilliamsNadine LundbergNeil KimeNick ReevesNikole WarrenNizam & Marina Kazi *Norman HoffmanOur Lady of the Valley ChurchPamela J. FordPapapietro & Perry, Inc.Pat AlcoxPat James-Hanz *Patricia StratePatricia SutherlandPatrick SchwerdtfegerPaul Hendry *Pauline HuffordPerris High SchoolPhilip & Dorothy AmodeoPhillip GigliottiR. M. Salgado **Ralph HerrellRatan Tiwari, MDRebecca L. Mitchell **Rebecca TeagueRedlands Community ScholarshipRichard Giese **Richard Rowley, IIRichard SimsRick KempRobert & Kelly HolmanRobert HillRodrick SpurlockRon GuglielmanaRosalie Moyer *Rosalva AmezcuaRose & William RohrbacherRose RussellRussell MurphyRuthAnn BackstromSean Walls

Sebastian RiveraSelena PaezSelene ThorntonShahla RazaviShartelle Fears **Shirley McIntyreSid CottrellStacey Searl-ChapinStaci FerrisStephanie CasonSusan FarringtonSusan LoomisTatiana M. SomersTemecula Valley Woman's ClubTeri JerabekTeri SafranekThomas DeconciniThomas McmorranTigers Athletic Booster ClubTimothy & Jennifer SmithTitan Empire, Inc.Tom & Holly SpillmanTom DonovanTulsa Community FoundtionTuolumne Me-Wuk Tribal CouncilUrsula Simonoski **USAA College SavingsValerie GeasonValerie GibsonValorie RathboneVeronica Armstrong **Vicki Carpenter * **Vladimir NavrotskWade EllisWest Valley High School - ASBWilliam & Julie ZimmermanWillie HamiltonYvonne Atkinson

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