TTTTThis Whis Whis Whis Whis WeekeekeekeekeekTTTTThis Whis Whis Whis Whis WeekeekeekeekeekA newsletter for Chipola College students, employees, and friends

ChipolaChipolaOctober 31 - November 6, 2005

An Equal Access/Equal Opportunity Institution

31 MONDAYChipola College Foundation McClendon SpringApplication DeadlineStudent Government Association — 2 p.m., A156

NOVEMBER1 TUESDAY

Deadline to Apply For Graduation - Fall TermStudent Ambassadors — 1 p.m., A156Faculty Meeting — 2:30 p.m., Jackson Hall - StudyAbroad/International RoundtableChipola Blue and Gold Game — 6:30 p.m., R

THIS WEEK AT CHIPOLA2 WEDNESDAY

Career Fair, Region IIITheatre Production for selected audiencesPhi Beta Lambda — 10 a.m., M204BSU — 10 a.m., C104BCM — 10 a.m., H108

3 THURSDAYLast Day to withdraw from a class for Fall TermMusic Through Performance — 7 p.m., H108Fall Production, All My Sons — 7:30 p.m., J

4 FRIDAYACT Registration Deadline

Chipola to sponsor events forAlzheimer’s research

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Chipola’s ‘All My Sons’ opens Thursday

Milton Johnson Basketball ClassicCC vs. Middle GA (Women)—5:30 p.m., RCC vs. Genesis One Prep (Men) — 7:30p.m., RFall Production, All My Sons — 7:30 p.m., J

5 SATURDAYCAAP Test for Fall GraduatesMilton Johnson Basketball ClassicCC vs. Kirkwood (Women) — 5 p.m., RCC vs. South GA Tech (Men)— 7p.m., RFall Production, All My Sons — 7:30 p.m., J

6 SUNDAYFall Production, All My Sons — 2 p.m., J

The Chipola College production of “All My Sons” opens a four-day run, Thurs-day, Nov. 3, in the Chipola Theater. The show opens nightly at 7:30 p.m. and at 2 p.m.for the Sunday matinee.

Tickets—$7 for adults and $5 for students—are available weekdays in the col-lege Business Office from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Chipola students and employees get onefree ticket.

For courtesy of all theatre patrons, no one under age 5 will be admitted. Recom-mend age for the subject matter is 14 and up.

The Arthur Miller drama “All My Sons” tells the story of Joe Keller, a successful,self-made man who has done a terrible and tragic thing: during World War II, rushingto meet an order from the Army, he knowingly sold them defective airplane parts whichlater caused the planes to crash and killed 21 men. Miller’s powerful and moving workis about the compromises many are forced to make to live in a dishonest world andabout a country’s irrevocable loss of innocence.

For ticket information, call 850-718-2220.

The Chipola basketball program will host a Blue-Gold Game,Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 6:30 p.m., in the Milton Johnson Health Center.

The free event will begin with a light show and introductionof the teams. Fans will have a chance to win prizes throughout theevening, including free textbooks for one semester.

The event will feature a three-point contest with between thetop four shooters on the women’s team and the top four shootersfrom the men’s team. Six of the top jumpers on the men’s squad willface off in a three-round slam dunk contest. The women’s andmen’s teams will each play short, running-clock scrimmage games.

The Indians are the defending state champions and are rankedfirst in the nation in a pre-season poll by juco-junction.com. TheLady Indians also are the defending state champions.

There is no admission charge; however, donations for hurri-cane victims will be accepted at the door. Parents also will have theopportunity to register boys and girls, ages 5 to 13, for the LittleIndians program. For information, visit www.chipola.edu

Blue Gold basketball event set for Nov. 1

Chipola College students and employees have joined forces tosponsor a number of events to support Alzheimer’s research andsupport.

The Chipola Science Club has invited Kay Jones, Director ofthe Alzheimer’s Resource Center in Dothan, to present a seminar onWednesday, Nov. 2, at 10 a.m., in Jackson Hall. Jones will cover thepsychological effects of Alzheimer’s and the challenges thatcaregivers face. Donations will be collected to benefit the resourcecenter which also serves the Florida Panhandle. For information,call Jeff Bodart at 850-526-2761, ext. 3252

Students and employees are invited to join the Phi Theta Kappa“Stars on the Sidewalk” week, Nov. 7-11. For $4, donors may pur-chase a section of sidewalk to profess their love for another, fulfilltheir dream of fame, showcase artistic flare, or whatever the imagi-nation creates. The purchase will include colored chalk. Proceeds

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Senior Day 2005

Poplar Springs Seniors

Holmes County Seniors Marianna Seniors

Graceville Seniors Marianna Seniors

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Continuing Educationcourses set at Chipola

Chipola College will offer a variety ofshort courses in the coming weeks.

A 20 Hour Childcare Training coursewill meet Nov. 12 & 19 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.Cost is $76. A 10-Hour Childcare Training(developmentally appropriate practices, 3-5 year olds) course will meet Dec. 3 from 7a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost is $38. A 10-HourChildcare Training (special needs) coursewill meet Dec. 10 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Costis $38. An Internship course will meet Thurs-days, Jan. 5 through April 27 from 6 to 9p.m. Cost is $171. A Curriculum For YoungChildren course will meet Mondays, Jan. 9through April 24 from 6 to 9 p.m. Cost is$171. An Early Care & Education Admin-istrative Overview course will meet Tues-days, Jan. 10 through April 25 from 6 to 9p.m. Cost is $171. A 10 Hour ChildcareTraining (behavioral observation & screen-ing) course will meet Feb. 4 from 7 a.m. to 5p.m. Cost is $38.

A Cake Decorating I class will meetThursdays, February 2 through 23 from 6to 8:30 p.m. Cost is $41. A Cake Decorat-ing II class will meet Thursdays, March 2through 30 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Cost is $41.An Advanced Level Cake Decorating IIIclass will meet Thursdays, April 6 through27 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Cost is $41.

A Real Estate Sales course will meetSaturdays, Feb. 4 through March 18 from 8a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost is $240.

The Continuing Education Depart-ment also offers custom motivational work-shops for businesses and organizations.Gatlin Education Services (GES) offers,open enrollment, online courses in: healthcare, internet graphics/web design, busi-ness, law and travel. Register online atwww.gatlineducation.com/chipola.

Education To Go offers online pro-grams in: computers, photography, lan-guages, writing, entertainment industry,grant writing, business, sales, accounting,test prep, finance, health, child care,parenting, art, history, psychology, litera-ture, statistics, philosophy, engineering, lawand nursing. For dates and course outlines,visit www.ed2go.com/chipola .

For information about any of thesenon-credit courses, call 850-718-2395.

will benefit the fight against Alzheimer’s.Tickets for sidewalk rights will be on salearound campus and in Z217, Nov. 2-11. Forinformation, call Joan Lasseter at 718-2276.

The Chipola Women’s Basketball teamwill sponsor an Alzheimer’s Memory Walk,Sa tu rday,Nov. 12, at9:30 a.m.The three-mile walkwill begin atthe ChipolaArts Centerand end atthe MiltonH. JohnsonHealth Cen-ter. Entryfee is $20.Pre-regis-tered walk-ers will receive a T-shirt. On-site registra-tion begins at 9 a.m.

The Memory Walk is part of the three-day Holiday Inn Express Alzheimer’sWomen’s Basketball Classic, Nov. 11, 12

and 13, in the Johnson Health Center. Ac-tion begins Friday, Nov. 11, with GeorgiaPerimeter and Wallace at 3:30 p.m. GulfCoast will play Trinity Valley at 5:30 p.m.Chipola will take on Southeastern Illinois at7:30 p.m.

G a m e son Saturday,Nov. 12 in-clude: GulfCoast andWallace at 2p.m.; South-eastern Illi-nois and Trin-ity Valley at 4p.m. andChipola andGeorgia Pe-rimeter at 6p.m. On Sun-day, Nov. 13,

at 2 p.m., Chipola will take on Trinity Valley.Proceeds from all events will go to the

Alzheimer’s Resource Center.For information, call David Lane at 850-

718-2234.

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CHIPOLA COLLEGE2005-06 Men’s and Women’s Fall Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Time Men/Women

Nov. 1 BLUE AND GOLD GAME 6:30 pm M/WNov. 4-5 MILTON H JOHNSON CLASSIC

4 CHIPOLA vs. MIDDLE GA 5:30 pm W4 CHIPOLA vs. GENESIS ONE PREP 7:30 pm M5 CHIPOLA vs. KIRKWOOD 5:00 pm W5 CHIPOLA vs. SOUTH GEORGIA TECH 7:00 pm M

Nov. 11-12 at Kirkwood Community College – Cedar Rapids, IANov. 11-13 CHIPOLA CLASSIC

11 CHIPOLA vs. SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS 7:30 pm W12 CHIPOLA vs. GEORGIA PERIMETER 6:00 pm W13 CHIPOLA vs. TRINITY VALLEY 2:00 pm W

Nov. 18-19 at Kennedy King Community College – Chicago, ILNov. 18-19 at Pensacola Tournament 6:00 pm WNov. 25-26 NORRIS D. LANGSTON CLASSIC

25 CHIPOLA vs. CLINTON 5:00 pm W25 CHIPOLA vs. CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY 7:00 pm M26 CHIPOLA vs. ALABAMA SOUTHERN 5:00 pm W26 CHIPOLA vs. FLORIDA PREP 7:00 pm M

Dec. 2-3 PANHANDLE CLASSIC2 CHIPOLA vs. SANTA FE 8:00 pm M3 CHIPOLA vs. MIDDLE GEORGIA 8:00 pm M

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A- Administration

B- Library

C- Social Science

D- Fink Natural Science

E- Physical Plant Office

F- Residence Hall

G- Student Services

H- McLendon Fine Arts

LOCATOR

I- Arts Center

J- Theater

K- Cafeteria, Bookstore

L- University Center

M- BusinessA

N- Workforce Devel Labs

0- Success Center, Electronics

P- Automotive Tech

Q- Health Science

R- Johnson Health Center

S- Continuing Ed/Conference Ctr

T- Pool

U- Foundation House

Y- Public Service

Z- Literature/Language

UPCOMING EVENTSNOVEMBER7 Early Spring Registration For

Currently Enrolled w/ 45+ Hrs.8 Early Spring Registration For

Currently Enrolled w/ 30+ Hrs.9 Early Spring Registration For

Currently Enrolled w/ 15+ Hrs.10 Early Spring Registration For

Currently Enrolled w/ 1+ Hrs.11-13 Chipola Classic15 Theatre Showcase16 Last Day To Resign From All

Classes For Fall16-18 FACC State Convention23-25THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS

THIS WEEK“Chipola This Week” is a

weekly publication of the ChipolaPR Office.

Deadline for the next issueis noon, Wednesday, Nov. 2.Articles will be printed as spacepermits. E-mail Evelyn Wardat warde@chipola.edu.

BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK.10/31 Diane Timmons

CHIPOLA QUEENS. ChipolaCollege was well-repre-sented at the recent NationalPeanut Festival Pageant.Chipola students in the pag-eant included: MitziWhitfield, Miss Altha;Jonetta Dawson, MissBlountstown; JordanSwindle, Miss Bonifay; Am-ber Renee Roberts, MissChipley; Kelsey MichelleGesslein, Miss Graceville;Jacqueline Don, MissHolmes County; KatharineBlaire Taylor, Miss JacksonCounty; Brittany LynnGardner, Miss Marianna;Nichole Rabon, MissSneads and Claire MariaThornton, Miss WashingtonCounty.

uwiINTRAMURALS SIGN UP!The CC Intramurals programinvites all clubs on campus toform intramural teams. Stu-dents not involved in a specificclub are encouraged to formtheir own pick-up team. Teamsshould select a captain toserve as the contact personwith the Intramural office.

Flag Football is currentlyplayed on Monday, Wednes-day and Friday at 10 a.m. and1 p.m. at the Johnson HealthCenter. Teams have playedpractice games but moreteams are invited to increasethe competition.

Soccer players are askedto call Zach Carroll (272-6692)or Tony Diaz (718-8627). Theyare looking for students to playsoccer on weekends.

For information, call RanceMassengill at 718-2440, or visitRoom 105 in Student Ser-vices.

BOOKSTORE HOURS:Monday - Thursday

7 a.m. - 4 p.m.Friday

7 a.m. - 1 p.m.

SUCCESS CENTER HOURS:Monday-Friday

8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

TESTING CENTER HOURS:Monday-Thursday

8 a.m. - 2 p.m.For more information con-

cerning specific tests avail-able, call 718-2284.

LIBRARY HOURS:Monday - Thursday

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Friday

7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.Sunday2-6 p.m.

TECH CENTER HOURS:Monday - Thursday8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Friday8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Sunday2 - 5:30 p.m.

THANK YOU. I would like topublicly thank Chipola studentEddie Russ for his help lastweek. Thank you for yourkindness.

Geraldine DeFelixEnglish Instructor

PARKING REMINDER. Whiteand unpainted spots are for stu-dents. Green parking spotsare for Chipola employees.Red designates fire lanes andblue is for disabled persons.

Parking fines are $20 andup. Students are required todisplay parking decals. Fail-ure to pay fines will result in ahold on registration and stu-dent records.

WAYS TO COPE. Phi BetaLambda will present a hyp-notherapies presentation,“Workplace/School Stress -Ways to Cope!” at 10 a.m.,Nov. 2, in M204. MelissaSmith, a licensed mentalhealth counselor, and LarryKirkland, a mental healthcounselor intern will be pre-senting.

CNA COURSE SET. ChipolaCollege will offer a CertifiedNursing Assistant (CNA)course beginning Oct. 31.

Applications are due in theChipola Health Science Pro-grams office by Oct. 26.

Classes will be held Mon-day through Thursday from 8a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The finalweek of the course will includeclinical experiences for eighthours each day. The cost isapproximately $500. Studentsmust take the Test of AdultBasic Education (TABE), avail-able in the Chipola SuccessCenter, Monday throughThursday at 8 a.m. Scoresmust be submitted with theapplication.

For information, call 850-718-2278.

UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN.Chipola and FACC invited youto help local families througha gift to United Way. To datewe have reached 109% of ourgoal. For more information,call Bryan Craven at 718-2264.

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