 Argenti,
Mary A.
Instructor, Music Department
Topics:
1. Music
from the American Parlor, 1880's -1920's: A Re-enactment of a Musical Soiree
in Great Grandma's Parlor; Her Music, Costumes, andAttitudes
 Batchelor,
Karen
Instructor, English as a Second
Language Department
Topics:
1. English as a Second Language
2. Improving Success Rates of
ESL Students
3. Textbook Writing and Publishing
 Blair,
Thomas
Instructor, Foreign Languages Department
Topics:
1. European
Union
2. France Today
3. Berlin Today &
Tomorrow
 Blood,
David
Dance Department
Topics:
1. The Male
Ballet Dancer
2. Popularity
of Swing Dance
 Carlson,
Lenny
Instructor, English as aSecond
Language and Music Departments
Topics:
1. Multiculturalism and the
New Technology
2. A Foundation in the Arts
as Preparation for a Career in Business
3. Ethical and Practical Issues
Concerning the Web
 Cepeda,
Memphis A.
Instructor, Engineering Department
Topics:
1. City College of San Francisco:
A Source of Accessible Education
2. Engineering and Technology
at City College of San Francisco
3. Want to Sparkle at Work?
Learn New Skills at City College of San Francisco
 Cheng,
Eva Y.
Counselor
Topics:
1. Outreach/Publicity
to San Francisco Communities, especially Chinese Speaking Immigrants About
U.S. Higher Education Systems
2. Orientation
to City College of San Francisco - Academic/Vocational Programs, Student
Support Services, Registration Procedures
3. Bilingual/Bicultural
Chinese Presentations
 Clark,
Ophelia
Immediate Past President,
Academic Senate
Topic:
1. The Outstanding
Faculty at City College of San Francisco
 Curtis,
Arthur (Smiley)
Chair, Graphic Communications Department
Topics:
1. Graphic Communications at
City College of San Francisco
2. Printing Instruction at City
College of San Francisco
3. Digital Printing
 Del
Portillo, Carlota
Dean, Mission Campus
Topics:
1. What City College Has To
Offer Individuals and Communities
2. Access to Education - A Right,
Equality/Equity
 Dulman,
Marc
Instructor, English Department
Topics:
1. The Zen of
Grammar
2. The Creation
Myth: Eve As Israel
3. Hemingway
In Paris: Knowledge As Power
 Dye,
Dora
Instructor, Paralegal/Legal
Studies
Topics:
1. Exciting
Careers in the Law
2. Distance
Learning: What Is It? And Is It for You?
 Frahm,
Janene
Instructor, Speech Department
Topics:
1. Listening, Dealing with Conflict
2. How You Can Be a More Dynamic
Speaker
3. Communicate More Effectively
at Work
4. Nonverbal Communication -
What Are You Saying With Your Body Language?
 Garcia,
Diane R.
Instructor, Diagnostic
Medicine Imaging
Topic:
1. The Need
for Qualified Radiologic Technologists
 Goldstein,
Peter
Vice-Chancellor of Administration
and Finance
Topics:
1. Financial Issues in Community
Colleges
2. Capital Projects at City
College
3. Facilities Issues Relating
to City College
 Griffin,
Don Q.
Chancellor
Topics:
1. Teaching Excellence at City
College of San Francisco
 Gutierrez,
Marcos Eusebio
Instructor, Broadcasting
Topics:
1. Latinos in
the Media
2. De-regulation
of the Broadcasting Industry
3. Growth of
the Latino Media Market
 Heffron,
Jill
Coordinator, Study Abroad
Topics:
1. Studying in Mexico
2. Intercultural Communication
3. Studying in China
4. Studying in Paris
5. Studying in Florence
6. Studying in Madrid
7. Study Abroad and Scholarship
Opportunities for Community Colleges
 Hennig,
Kathy
Manager, Purchasing Office
Topic:
1. Careers in
Purchasing & Buying
 Hughes,
Jeanne-Marie
Instructor, Physical Education
& Dance Department
Topics:
1. Yoga, Dance, Stress Reduction,
Weight Control, Meditation
2. Ballroom and Social Dance
3. Modern Dance History, Choreography
 Hunnicutt,
Veronica
Dean, Southeast Campus
Topics:
1. Community Dialogues as the
Genesis of Curricular Design at the Southeast Campus
2. Designing and Implementing
alternative educational programs for at risk and disaffected students
3. Utilizing multicultural materials
to enhance students' reading, writing, and analizing skills
4. Developing a peer mentoring
program.
5. Using community, public and
private partnerships and other resources to establish programs that empower
students and build corridors for student success
6. Breaking the cycle of school
and community violence
7. How to establish culturally
relevant courses and programs that work for students regardless of
their backgrounds or learning styles
8. Adapting teaching methods
to diverse learning styles
 Jackson,
Linda
Associate Director, Affirmative
Action/ADA Coordinator
Topics:
1. Issues of
Legal Compliance
2. Equal Opportunity
Compliance
3. ADA Policy
& Guidelines
 Jackson,
Susan
Instructor, Theatre Arts Department
Topics:
1. Theatre, Shakespeare, Writing
(Theatre Reviews, Short Stories, Plays)
2. Acting in the Theatre of
Life (How Theatre and Theatricality are part of our lives)
3. Performing Shakespeare (acting)
 Johnson,
Paul
Chair, Disabled Students
Programs & Services
Topic:
1. Support Services
to Students with Disabilities
 Kech,
Stephen
Public Relations Officer
Topics:
1. Publishing
a Weekly Newsletter
2. Writing &
Publishing for the Media
3. Building
Media Savvy
 Kelly-Brennan,
Briahn
Instructor, Health Care Technology
Licensed Acupuncturist
Topics:
1. Chinese Herbal Medicine
2. Traditional Chinese Medicine
3. Alternative Medicine
 Killebrew,
Ann
Instructor, Nursing Department
Topics:
1. Nutrition
2. Basic Nursing
3. Gerontology
in Sweden
4. Nursing Education
in Norway and Sweden
5. Scandanavian
Travel
 Lucey,
Martha
Dean, Marketing &
Public Information Office
Topics:
1. Publicity
on a Shoestring
2. Promoting
Diversity at California Community Colleges: A Statewide Initiative
3. Celebrating
70 Years of Teaching Excellence at City College
 Philip
V. Magalong
Instructor, Disabled
Student Programs & Services
Topics:
1. Engagement
and motivation as enhancements to retention and success of college students
2. Transition
from school to work
3. Best practices
in providing reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities in
higher education
4. Valuing community
partnerships in development educational plans for students with mental
illness
5. Disability
awareness
6. Preadmission
strategies to enhance enrollment and retention
 Marley,
Elsa P.
Instructor, Art Department
Topics:
1. Collaborations
with Artists of Different Cultures, East & West
2. Collaborative
Art
3. Art: East
& West
 McDaniel,
Lillian
Instructor, Transitional Studies
Topics:
1. Polishing Skills as
Needed for Business Sector
2. Improving Basic Skills
3. Transition from High School
to Community College
 McGuire,
Phyllis G.
Associate Vice Chancellor,
Workforce & Economic Development
Topics:
1. The Challenges
of Establishing Educational & Training Partnerships
2. Serving the
Educational Needs of Underserved Populations
3. The Community
Colleges' Role in Workforce Development
 Mitchell,
Patricia P.
Instructor, English as
a Second Language Department
Topics:
1. HIV/AIDS
and The Down Low
2. National
Coalition of 100 Black Women, San Francisco Chapter
3. ESL and African
American History and Culture
 Mueller,
Madeline
Chair, Music Department
Topics:
1. Women Composers:
Clara Shuman, Cecile Chaminade, and others
2. Music from
the American Parlor, 1860-1915: A Re-enactment of a Musical Soiree in Great
Grandma;s Parlor; Her Music, Costumes, and Attitudes
 Neranchi,
George
Instructor, Business
Department
Topics:
1. International
Business
2. International
Defense Policy
3. International
Economics
 Neumann,
Robert
Instructor, English as
a Second Language Department
Topics:
1. Aligning,
Developing, and Retaining Global Talent
2. Optimizing
Executive Development for Global Operations
3. Clear Communication
for Remote Teams
4. Helping Foreign-Born
Employees Become Star Contributors Here
5. Finding Your
Way in an American Organization (for foreign-born employees)
 Owens,
Ph.D. Ronnie
Coordinator, Re-Entry
to Education Program
Topics:
1. Goal Setting/Achieving
Goals
2. Make Powerful
Decisions
3. Build Support/Work
Through Blocks and Barriers
 Rincon,
Dory
Instructor, Healthcare
Technology
Topics:
1. Medical Assisting
2. Medical Administrative
Assisting
3. Medical Billing
 Rittenhouse,
Amanda
Instructor, Health Science
Department
Topics:
1. Women's Health
2. Health in
General
3. Older Women'
s Issues
 Robinson,
Dr. Mark
Vice Chancellor for Student
Development
Topics:
1. Conflict
Resolution
2. Academic
Motivation
3. Athletics,
all Divisions and Areas
4. Leadership
5. Educational
Achievement
 Rosenthal,
Nadine
Chair, Learning Assistance
Center
Topic:
1. Preparing
for College Success
 Ryan,
Tim
Network Manager, ITS
Department
Topics:
1. New Metropolitan
Area Network for all CCSF Campuses ($3.5M project)
2. New Voice-Over-IP
Telephone System at CCSF ($2M project)
3. Distance
Learning Applications at City College of San Francisco
4. City College
of San Francisco Partnership with CENIC (Corporation for Education Network
Initiatives in California). They have given the College a "Gigabit or Bust"
award.
 Shields,
Bill
Chair, Labor & Community
Studies Department
Topics:
1. U. S. Labor
History
2. California/San
Francisco Labor History
3. Labor Art
and Culture
4. Alternate
Cultures and Social Change Movements
 Schwartz,
Marvin L.
Instructor, English as
a Second Language Department
Instructor, Dispute Resolution
and Mediation
Topics:
1. Internal
Mediation Teams for Workplace Conflict Management
2. Mediation
- How It Can Help Your Business
3. Mediators
- What Do They Do? How Do They Do It?
 Teti,
Frederick
Instructor, Math Department
Topics:
1. Mathematical and Scientific
Literacy
2. Asimov's Historical Thesis
 Thornton,
Kyle
Director, Diagnostic
Medical Imaging Program
Topics:
1. Radiation
Awareness
2. Health Care
Issues
3. Ethical and
Legal Issues in Health Care
 Turks,
Victor
Instructor, English as
a Second Language Department
Topic:
1. Home Schooling
 Wall,
Ellen
Instructor, English Department
Topics:
1. The Fall of Icarus: The Story,
The Painting, The Poems
 Wilde,
John
Instructor, Disabled
Student Programs & Services
Topics:
1. Life in China
2. Beijing Today
3. Change in
China
4. How to Become an
Author
5. How to Learn a
New Language
 Wu,
Ana
Instructor, English as
a Second Language
Topics:
1. Non-Native
English Speaking Teachers: Issues and Strategies for Success in Teaching
ESL/EFL
2. Non-Native
English Speaking Teachers: History and Trajectory in Teaching ESL/EFL
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