2013-2014Annual Report

Expansion.Collaboration.Growth.

Annual Report Table of Contents

2 A Letter from the President3 $200,000 Grant for BAS Degree 4 Regional Diversity Conference5 Olympic College Poulsbo & Western Washington University7 Olympic College Shelton: Creativity. Innovation. Collaboration.9 Olympic College Residence Hall 11 Active Shooter Training Exercise13 2013-2014 Facts & Figures15 Strategic Initiatives17 College Updates Master Plan19-27 Foundation Revenue & Support with Chart / Foundation Board

A Letterfrom the

President

2013-2014 Olympic CollegeBoard of Trustees

Beverly CheneyJim PageDarlene PetersAlice TawreseyStephen Warner

2013-2014 Olympic CollegeBoard of Trustees

Dear Olympic College Students, Employees, Community Partners and Friends,

I am pleased to share with you the progress and accomplishments of the 2013-2014 school year. It was a very productive year.

During the 2013-2014 year, Olympic College programs and events have put Olympic College in the forefront of the community. The College’s developing partnerships, associate degrees, and bachelor programs have helped meet the needs of individuals in our community.

Our partnership with Western WashingtonUniversity (WWU) and Olympic CollegePoulsbo resulted in expanded opportunities for our students to obtain bachelor degrees without leaving the peninsula. Students are now able to receive an undergraduate degree from WWU in Environmental Policy, Environmental Science, or, as of fall 2014, Business Administration.

A substantial grant of $200,000 from the SBCTC allowed us to kick off Olympic College’s second baccalaureate program. The first cohort of the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program started in fall 2014.

The College’s residence hall, purchased by the Bremer Trust, is now open to students. Livingnear campus and in community enriches theexperience for our local and internationalstudents; it will also help attract students from around the world.

We are anticipating breaking ground on the new 75,000 square foot College Instruction Center (CIC) that will be home to the Art, Music,Drama, and Health Occupation programs.

Olympic College continued to expand itsinvolvement with the community. The Collegeheld a diversity conference Are your RootsShowing: Exploring Diversity in the Puget Sound Region last June. The event was so well received, the College will be hosting its second annualdiversity conference Explore, Exchange,Experience next summer.

The Bremerton campus hosted a successful multi-departmental Homeland Security training exercise; the Kitsap Emergency Management team and local police and fire departmentsconverged on campus for the event.

This annual report showcases a few ofOlympic College’s highlights and achievements over the past year. It showcases our efforts to enrich education in our area for students,employers and the communities we serve. It is very fulfilling to us when community members tell us how proud they are to have Olympic College in the community. Thank you for your support and please join us to help make this year even better.

Sincerely,

David C. Mitchell, Ph.D.President, Olympic College

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Olympic College was awarded a $200,000 competitive grant from the State Board for Communityand Technical Colleges (SBCTC)to initiate a Bachelor of AppliedScience (BAS) program inComputer Information Systems (CIS).

The focus of the grant is on building Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) pathways from K-12 to thebaccalaureate level. The college developed abaccalaureate program in ComputerInformation Systems, with the first cohortstarting in fall of 2014. The new Bachelor of Applied Science Information Systems prepares graduates to strategically plan, manage, and apply information technology solutions to business processes and challenges.

This broad-based, rigorous degree is designed for students with a variety of experiences andbackgrounds. The curriculum iscompetency-based and aligned within-demand industry certifications to ensure that students can demonstrate successful mastery of relevant knowledge, skills, and abilities.

These new grants are being made possible due to the recently passed Washington StateLegislature Senate Bill 5624 which aligns high demand secondary STEM or career andtechnical education programs with appliedbaccalaureate programs.

Community college baccalaureate programs provide local residents with additionalaffordable educational opportunities close to home.

$200,000 Grantfor BAS Degree

lympic College hosted its firstregional diversity conference on June 26-27, 2014. Are Your Roots Showing:

Exploring Diversity in the Puget Sound Region was the theme for this groundbreakingconference. The conference offered participants the opportunity to enhance their understand-ing and skills in the areas of diversity, inclusion, multiculturalism and social justice. Feedback shows this as being a tremendously positive step for not only our campus, but for the surrounding community.

This event drew in nationally recognized keynote speakers Dr. Joy DeGruy and Yoskiko Harden as well as a full agenda of subject tracts with at least five options for each of the five concurrentsessions for the more than 200 individuals who attended the conference. The diversity conference brought together educators, students andcommunity members and helped individuals increase communication, build relationships, and experience diversity in a whole new way.

The Conference Planning Team did a remarkable job, and is already planning the 2015 conference scheduled for June 25-26.

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Olympic College and Western Washington University Partner to Offer Bachelor’s Degree Programs

on the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas

Olympic College Poulsbo& Western Washington

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Olympic College and Western WashingtonUniversity partnered to offer baccalaureatedegrees with the creation of the WesternWashington University Center at OlympicCollege in Poulsbo.The collaboration between Olympic College and Western Washington University is expanding as Western plans on having tenure track faculty located in Poulsbo to provide undergraduate and graduate programs on the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas.“I am pleased to be collaborating with Western Washington University on this exciting new endeavor. They are a strong institution with great vision and it is truly an honor to be partnering with them,” said Olympic College’s President, David Mitchell. “Moreover, partnerships such as this are crucial to developing new and innovative educational opportunities that better serve the diverse population of our community. These new programs along with the flexibility of thePoulsbo location will greatly broaden thehorizons for individuals and businesses that call Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas their home.”Western Washington University President Bruce Shepard agreed, saying, “Though Western has been active in Poulsbo for some time, we are very excited about the new opportunities that this partnership with Olympic College creates for the citizens of Kitsap County and the OlympicPeninsula as a whole.”“The WWU Center at Olympic CollegePoulsbo is a terrific example of how we canleverage our respective strengths to serve critical needs in the state, especially for those who are time- and place-bound.

Mothers, fathers, working professionals—anyone who wants to pursue the brighter futures that higher education makes possible—will be able to do so,” he said.Western’s Huxley College of the Environment and WWU’s Woodring College of Educationcurrently offer courses on the peninsulas. In 2014, Western’s College of Business andEconomics will offer quality business education tailored to the needs of students and employers on the peninsulas.“Businesses on the peninsulas are innovative, with a focus on sustainability and technology, areas in which the College of Business andEconomics has strengths,” said Brian Burton, Dean of Western’s College of Business andEconomics. “We hope to translate those strengths into a program in Poulsbo that will give theregion’s students the education they want with the flexibility they need, with a combination ofPoulsbo- and Bellingham-based faculty.”In addition to the College of Business andEconomics creating a business degree for the Poulsbo program, Huxley College of theEnvironment will be adding two new tenure track faculty positions to Poulsbo; they will serve students at Huxley’s Port Angeles, Bremerton, Everett and Poulsbo sites.

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Shelton faculty and staff engage with students and community to enhance learning and strengthen partnerships.

Carmen Hoover, English Faculty

e work within the Social Sciences and Humanities Mission: “To promotecritical thinking and inquiry, to nurture

creative expression, to inspire a lifelong love oflearning, and to foster strong and clearcommunication. We are committed to social justice, the investigation of human cultures, and to theliberal arts tradition—to teaching our students to learn how to learn.”

Professor Hoover has been teaching English and Humanities courses at Olympic College(Shelton) for 19 years. She has receivednumerous awards and acknowledgements for her creative teaching style, curriculum development and written work. Last year she had an article published in Beyond Inclusion and BeyondEmpowerment: A Developmental Strategy toLiberate Everyone.

Her courses include: American History and Film, Creative Writing, English, NativeAmerican Literature and Film, Rock’ N Roll: Music and Ideas and Early College for Native Youth.

Kandace MacKaben, BusinessManagement Faculty

The Business Management program mission is: “To assist individuals in mastering the management, leadership relationship while adapting strategies that foster personal growth, technological skills, and the ability to manage change in a dynamic globalbusiness environment.”

Professor Mackaben has taught at Olympic College (Shelton) for 7 years. Last summer, she partnered with Mason Matters to host a four day Youth Entrepreneurship camp on the Olympic College Shelton campus. Underserved, at-risk students, ages 16-19 from the community were invited to participate. One day of groupengagement included a field trip to tour a Tiny House. Youth were then engaged in the process of developing a mini-business plan for a business idea that had to be adapted to a Tiny Business Structure. It was a collaborative effort between the faculty member involved and several local community agencies that supported the camp with a grant from the Pacific MountainWorkforce Development Council.

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Basic Studies at EvergreenElementary

Olympic College Shelton, through the Adult Basic Studies program, began offering English classes at EvergreenElementary in the fall quarter 2012. The average classenrollment over the last six quarters has been 18 students.Evergreen is a combination magnet/neighborhood school for second language acquisition where approximately 65 percent of their students are native Spanish speakers learning English as a second language. Students come from Mexico, Guatemala, and Taiwan. The students range in age from 19-65; most students are working parents. They work in hotels, forestry, shellfish harvesting, landscaping, and sales. Virtually all the students say they are taking classes to improve their English for better employmentopportunities.

Changing Lives.Strengthening Communities. Olympic College Shelton has served Shelton/Mason County for over forty years.

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The international student population has been growing year-to-year and many local students need stable and affordable housing so they can continue their studies. In response to the growing need for housing, theCollege opened its own residential hall in fall 2013.

Residence Hall

The benefits of a residential hall are many. International and local students will have a convenient place to live and more opportunities to learn about other cultures and perspectives. With an established residence hall, the international student population will continue to expand and contribute tuition to support other college programs and services.

The residential complex is located on the northwest corner of 11th Street and Warren Avenue near the Bremerton campus. It was purchased by the Bremer Trust, an independent nonprofit organization that has given more than $5 million to Olympic College since its inception in 1987. Gifts to theCollege from the Trust have funded programs, services, student scholarships and supportedadvancement of employee skills and expertise.

Initially, the hall will accommodate 36 international and local students. In a few years, the collegeexpects to have more than 80 students staying in the residential hall. Income from student rent will pay for one residential housing staff person, additional security, and property maintenance.

This is an exciting move for Olympic College, but one that is not unique among community colleges in our state. Edmonds Community College, Shoreline Community College, Skagit Valley College, Green River Community College, and Highline Community College are just some of the communitycolleges that offer residential living to local and international students. The residential hall is a natural outcome of our mission to enrich our diverse communities through quality education and support as students achieve their educational goals.

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On Friday, September 20, 2013, Olympic Collegehosted and participated in a homeland securitytraining exercise for an “active shooter on campus” scenario with the support of local law enforcement agencies, Kitsap County Fire District, Harrison Medical Center, the Washington State Youth Academy, andKitsap County Emergency Management.

Active ShooterTraining Exercise

Olympic College began setting up Thursdayafternoon, September 19th. The exercise started at 6:00 A.M. Friday morning and concluded by 3:00 P.M. The activity was centered inside the Science and Technology building, but the entire Bremerton campus was impacted. During this exercise, simulated weapons were used, along with 100+ actors in full makeup, replicating injuries and casualties. A large presence of lawenforcement, emergency medical services, and fire services were also staged in advance all around the Bremerton campus. The exercise area was clearly marked with caution tape to control scene access and ensure participant safety.

The purpose of the exercise was to improve responder readiness and response at all levels to a mass casualty event. With continued cases of school violence across our nation, it is imperative for schools to anticipate and prepare for any type of incident.

“The opportunity to design this type of exercise and practice with over 300 responders, players, and actors is unique to this area and we aregratified for the support of Olympic College, our volunteers, and the many participating agencies of Kitsap County,” said Mike Gordon, Interim Director, Kitsap County EmergencyManagement.

Olympic College President David Mitchell agreed, saying, “Collaboration with local agencies enhances not only the safety and security of our students and employees but institutionsthroughout the region and our surroundingcommunities.”

Olympic College continues to work closely with local law enforcement agencies as collaboration facilitates better responses and, in manyinstances, can successfully address a situation before it happens.

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Strategic Initiatives2010/14 Strategic Initiatives

Vision StatementOur students are life-long learners in a global society.

To realize our vision, we will focus on student learning and success, promoting learning throughaccessible education, personalized service, adaptive and innovative teaching, and an ongoingcommitment to academic excellence.

Initiative #1Implement enrollment management and student achievement plans focusing on accessibility and student learning.Vision StatementOur employees are empowered to achieve the College mission.To realize our vision, we will appreciate and value our employees, providing opportunities to enhance professional skills, encouraging learning and advancement, and prioritizing and sharing institutional resources.

Initiative #2Reflect upon and account for our Olympic College Values in our daily operations and interactions.Vision StatementOur community recognizes the College as its cornerstone of learning.To realize our vision, we will develop strong community partnerships and fulfill our role as a cultural center, enriching those we serve by creating relevant educational options and bringing a diverse array of activities to the region.

Initiative #3Strengthen relationships with our communities to understand educational needs and provide learning opportunities relevant to those needs.

Mission, Vision, ValuesMission

Olympic College enriches our diversecommunities through quality education andsupport so students achieve their educational goals.(Adopted 3/99, Reaffirmed 6/05 and 8/08,revised 11/12)

Vision

Olympic College envisions learning as a lifeenhancing journey of discovery where:I. Our students are life-long learners in a global society.II. Our employees are empowered to achieve the college mission.III. Our community recognizes the College as its cornerstone of learning.(Adopted January 2008)

Values

We honor our shared values by holding ourselves and eachother accountable for:

1) A Dedication to Public Service and Higher Education To demonstrate our values we… a. Commit ourselves to student learning and success b. Embrace the wide-ranging mission of the community college c. Meet or exceed professional standards of practice and ethics d. Champion the principles of academic freedom and intellectual honesty e. Foster innovation, creativity, and flexibility in our efforts to offer exemplary education and service f. Regularly evaluate our practice and make changes to better support those who are underserved

2) A Commitment to Life-long Learning To demonstrate our values we… a. Assess our work rigorously and reflectively to improve our knowledge b. Improve our practices and behaviors as we learn better ways of working c. Take thoughtful risks to acquire new perspectives and skills d. Create a learning environment in which each learner is welcomed, encouraged and supported

3) The Practice of Civil and Constructive Discourse and Respect for Diversity To demonstrate our values we… a. Exemplify civility as a hallmark of our institution b. Appreciate and listen to one another with respect for our differences c. Acknowledge that our own cultural conditioning influences our perceptions of other people d. Are open-minded problem solvers who manage conflicts proactively and effectively

4) A Quest for Community and Environmental Health To demonstrate our values we… a. Contribute to the well-being and sustainability of our community b. Serve as stewards of our environment c. Study and model choices and practices that enhance environmental health, economic vitality, and social justice

5) The Thoughtful Use of Our Finite Resources, including Ourselves To demonstrate our values we… a. Empower employees to assert leadership and engage in institutional decision making b. Develop, prioritize and communicate our goals collaboratively c. Identify, share, and make the most effective use of our resources d. Work together to accomplish our tasks and achieve the college mission e. Strive for a balanced work environment in which we are efficient and competent, but also kind and friendly(Adopted June 2008)

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In order to reach its full potential, the College must provide its programs with adequatefacilities that can enhance learning and support growth. Olympic College’s drama, music and arts facilities are getting a new home to better serve these growing programs. Its Health Occupations programs are currently scattered in multiplelocations and would better serve both theirstudents and the College if they were located on a single campus. The replacement of the Art, Music and Theater buildings with a new CollegeInstruction Center that can accommodatemultiple programs is Olympic College’s highest capital priority. The 75,000 square foot College Instruction Center will meet the broad needs of the College for state-of-the-art, multipurpose instructional space.

Master PlanSummer of 2015—The College plans to break ground ona new 75,000 square footCollege Instruction Center (CIC) which will serve a wide range of programs, including Art, Music, Drama, and HealthOccupations.

Olympic CollegeFoundation

Dear Friends of Olympic College:

I am extremely pleased to write a message to the Olympic College community highlighting the changes and activities the Olympic College Foundation embarked upon during the 2013-2014 academic year. This year, we saw the creation of an Alumni Association, increased student scholarship awards, and hosted exciting fundraisers to support the students and programs of Olympic College.

While I am excited about many of the major accomplishments of this year’s Foundation Board, a major highlight for me came on Thursday, November 21, 2013 when the Board unanimously voted to create an Alumni Association. As a proud Olympic College Alumnus, I have looked forward to this opportunity for all past students. The Alumni Association hosted a couple of successful events during the year and I look forward to working with the Alumni Association in the upcoming years.

I am pleased to introduce you to our two newest Olympic College Foundation board members. Sheila Collins, a Nuclear Engineer with PSNS, and Ginny Duff, with Kitsap Community Walk. Each new board member brings their unique skills and background to the table and we are excited to have their input and expertise on our Board. We look to the future with great conviction. The Olympic College Foundation hopes to create more opportunities for our stu-dents and campus to grow, develop and make the community an even better place to live and work. We hope you will join us on this very important mission.

Monica HunsakerOlympic College Foundation Board of DirectorsPresident

A Letter from Monica Hunsaker– President

2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Olympic College Foundation Fund Balance, Revenue and Support

Scholarships$291,000

College Program Support$146,500

Student Emergency Grants$13,500

Faculty/Staff Grants$11,000

The fund balance for the Olympic CollegeFoundation on June 30, 2014 was $11,931,286.Revenue and Olympic College support totaled $462,008.

Support to Olympic College includedscholarships, college programs, studentemergency grants, and faculty and staffprofessional development awards.

2013-2014 Olympic College FoundationBoard of Directors

Monica Hunsaker, PresidentMonica Blackwood,Vice President and President ElectKimberly Punt, Vice PresidentDr. David Mitchell, SecretaryDiana Smeland, TreasurerTimothy Drury, Member at LargeRobert Hawkinson, J. D.,Immediate Past President

Unaudited figures for illustrative purposes only.Figures are rounded.

Barb BrennerShannon ChildsSheila CollinsGinny DuffDavid EmmonsEx-Officio members:Marilee HansenJoan Bellant Hanten, J.D.

Mark Hughes Doña KeatingCindy LucarelliLori MaximRita MitchellJim Sund

Jamison BakerHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship, Marilee Hansen - Robert Woutat Scholarship and the Reid Family Scholarship

Melanie BjorkmanHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Jodi Ann BoweRobert B. Stewart Memorial Scholarship and the Lockheed Martin - Puget SoundEngineering and ScienceScholarship

Kaylee BraceRobert and Kathleen Parker Ramsay Scholarship in Honor of Charles and Margaret Parker

Adam BurchettRobert B. Stewart Memorial Scholarship

Diana CationMaury Nursing EndowedScholarships

Jin ChangRobert B. Stewart Memorial Scholarship

Moses Chattman IIIHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

Katherine ClackScott Jacob Carlson Memorial Scholarship, Croswaite Family Scholarship and the Warren and Joann Van ZeePre-Engineering Scholarship

Stephanie CoaleHerbert H. GoodmanScholarship

Veronica CollverMaury Nursing EndowedScholarships

Emily CoppingerHelen Langer Smith and Dr. Meredith P. Smith Scholarship

Cindy CraigHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Jean CrothersMcBride-Eckstrom Scholarship

Dori DietrichHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Siana DorseyHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship and the Rice Fergus Miller/JT Blackwood Memorial Scholarship

Cristina EdwardsColonel Harry T. SharkeyNursing Scholarship

Erin EvanoffWilliam & Jane MilesScholarship

Emily FinkMcBride-Eckstrom Scholarship

Susan FordMargaret Borquist Nursing Scholarship and the MartiLewis “Have a Care”Scholarship

Phillip GalbraithJames T. and Emily S. Johnson - Math, Science, Engineering Scholarship and theMcBride-Eckstrom Scholarship

Charlyn GarciaMiss Kitsap Scholarship

Elizabeth GarrettHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

Madelyn GfellerGordon and Muriel Williams Scholarship (2nd year)

Ivan GonzalezWilliam & Jane MilesScholarship and the Raymond V. Schwietering Memorial Scholarship

Mandee GrahamEdwin and Ida Leggett Nursing Scholarship and the Maury Nursing Scholarships

Leslie GuzmanHerbert H. GoodmanScholarship and the Charolette York Memorial Scholarship

Daniel HagemanHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

James HallRice Fergus Miller/JTBlackwood MemorialScholarship

Tamara HaysFrances C. Sutton Nursing Scholarship

Willie HendersonGlen H. Butler MemorialScholarship, Cascade Natural Gas Scholarship and theHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

Cassie HoffsommerHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Melissa Horner-BrownDaughters of the American Revolution Scholarship

Bryan HuddlestonJames T. and Emily S. Johnson - Math, Science, Engineering Scholarship

Krystal JimenezMiss Kitsap Scholarship

Hailey JunkinWilliam D. Harvey Scholarship, Kitsap Sun - Scripps Howard Journalism Scholarship,William & Jane MilesScholarship and the Kitsap Bank Scholarship

Cynthia KinkelaHerbert H. GoodmanScholarship

Jenna KunzMaura Marler Pilet Endowed Scholarship

Shemelle LopezWilliam & Jane MilesScholarship

Julie LucasPatterson-Dominy Scholarship

2013 – 2014SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS

A look at our students who received scholarships during the year through the Olympic College Foundation.

Marcella MacIntyreBremer Trust Scholarships in Memory of William and Sophia Bremer and the Herbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Kelly Madsen-EdwardsHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

Evelyn MarlowHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Erik MartinWilliam & Jane MilesScholarship

Stacey MeyerHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Corey MullerCulinary Arts Scholarship

Monicalynn MunsonLester and Betty Kruger Nursing Scholarship

Jennifer NaborsElementary or Early Childhood Education Scholarship inMemory of Greta Jose and the Rice Fergus Miller/JTBlackwood MemorialScholarship

Kevin NdombaHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

Charin NelsonHerbert H. GoodmanScholarship and the Martin Luther King of Kitsap County General Scholarship

Gabriela PerezLawrence I. Gosser Memorial Scholarship and the Progress Grange #304 Scholarship

Nathan PervinichJim and Sue Johnson Transfer Merit Scholarship

Anne PetersMartin Luther King of Kitsap County General Scholarship

Mary PetersHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Natasha PhanEdith M. Gideon Scholarship, J.S. and Clara S. KenyonScholarship and the William J. & Sandra J. WalgrenScholarship

Tina PosadasPatterson-Dominy Scholarship and the Reid FamilyScholarship

Andrew RaubWarren and Joann Van Zee Pre-Engineering Scholarship

Patricia Reidel-GormleyWilliam & Jane MilesScholarship

Tanya RichardsHerbert H. Goodman Nursing Scholarship

Timothy RichardsOPKF - Wanda MosbargerNursing Scholarship and the Howard Truant NursingScholarship

Camren RobisonMiss Kitsap Scholarship

Kelsey RossAnthony’s Culinary ArtsScholarship

Patrick RyanSharon and Raymond Soule/TRIFAM Foundation Scholarship

Christina SchianoGeorge Abbay Memorial Scholarship Endowment, David Bearden Music Scholarship and the Faye W. Bichon Memorial Scholarship

Abby SchmellerHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

Jesse StigileHerbert H. GoodmanScholarship

Marybeth TeranBernice Mitchell Endowed Scholarship and the John F. & Jennie E. (Kenyon) Snypp Scholarship

Heidi VanAukenPauline Dahl NursingScholarship

Dawn WeaverHerbert H. GoodmanScholarship and the Martin Luther King of Kitsap County General Scholarship

Jana WestNative American Scholarship in Honor of Mary Page

Erica WhiteMaury Nursing EndowedScholarships

Jessica WorleyHerbert H. GoodmanProfessional TechnicalScholarship

David YoungRobert B. Stewart Memorial Scholarship

2013 – 2014SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS

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IND IV IDUALS

Dr. and Mrs. Robert AbelDr. Laurie and Dr. Stephen AdamsonMr. and Mrs. James AdrianMs. Catherine and Mr. John AhlJim and Debra AllenMr. Ben AndersonMr. and Mrs. Dennis AndersonRepresentative Jan AngelAnonymous (4)Representative Sherry Appleton Jeanne ArntzenMr. and Mrs. Cruz ArroyoMr. Darren AsayMs. Heather AshleyJim and Sue Ann AveryGerianne and John BabboMs. Melanie Bakala and Mr. Jim BellevilleMr. and Mrs. Theodore BaldwinMs. Lisa BallouMr. and Mrs. Charles BarkerMs. Marie BarthMr. and Mrs. Larry BartholomewMs. Susan BeardsleyMr. and Mrs. Christopher BeckhamMr. and Mrs. Bill BensonMr. Ted BensonDr. Sonia and Mr. Bill BegertDr. Damon A. BellMr. Ted BensonCaptain James BennettMr. and Mrs. Douglas BergerMs. Denise BernardMs. Helen BiersackMs. Pamela BilodeauMs. Jane BlackmanKevin BlackwellMs. Monica and Mr. William Blackwood

Ms. Shawna BlissMary BoehmerMs. Gloria and Mr. John BoettcherMs. Ruth BondMs. Elisabeth BondyMs. Rhonda BootheMr. Robert BorquistMr. and Mrs. Scott BoschMs. Kathryn BostMs. Clara BrandewieMr. and Mrs. Peter BraunBarb and Paul BrennerDr. and Mrs. Don BrightMs. Janet BrittainDr. and Mrs. Bradley BrownDr. Jeff BrownCommissioner Josh BrownDr. Judith and Mr. Kenneth BrownMs. Linda BrownMr. Martin BrownMs. Rhonda BrownCol. Michael BrownellMs. Shannon BruceMs. Natalie BrysonMs. Michele BurnettMs. Debra Campbell and Mr. Stephen CampbellMs. Dianne Carey and Mr. Ross CareyMs. Sandra CarlsonJim and Sherry CarmichaelMr. Anthony CarsonMs. Sally ChabotMr. Dan ChaconDr. Michelle ChandrasekharDr. Beverly and Mr. Donald CheneyMs. Shannon and Mr. Gerald ChildsMs. Stephanie ClineCorrynn and Cole ClowardMs. Kathy CocusMs. Kate CoferMs. Anita Collings

Ms Sheila CollinsDr. and Mrs. Michael ConnollyMs. Dana ConnorMs. Sarah CookMs. Suzanne CookMr. and Mrs. Philip CornishMr. and Mrs. Carl CramerPeter and Paula CraneMs. Jolene CulbertsonMr. and Mrs. Gary A. CunninghamMr. Joe DaccaMs. Martha DavenportMs. Annie DavisMr. and Mrs. Dino DavisMs. Irmgard and Mr. Jeffrey DavisMs. Mary Ellen De La PeñaMr. and Mrs. Clyde DeaconMr. Eric DeislerMr. Wilbur (Max) DentonMs. Lynnette DeShawThe Honorable and Mrs. Norm DicksDr. and Mrs. Robert DietzDr. Susan DigbyTracy and Dale DiGiovanniShawntel and Mr. David DinkuhnDr. and Mrs. Jim DixonThe Honorable and Mrs. James DocterMs. Pam and Mr. Frederick DoreMs. Angela DorseyMs. Nora DownardMr. and Mrs. Walt DraperMr. and Mrs. William DrollingerMr. and Mrs. Timothy DruryMr. and Mrs. Paul DrzewieckiMs. Jonee DubosMs. Ginny DuffMs. Joni and Mr. Charles EarlMr. and Mrs. Ron EasterdayMr. and Mrs. Duane EdwardsDr. Angela Elauria

Mr. and Mrs. Ed EllisMr. John ElliottMr. David EmmonsMayor Becky and Mr. Jerrold EricksonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey EtcheyMr. and Mrs. Larry EyerMs. Barbara FarrMr. and Mrs. David FergusMr. and Mrs. Roy FergusonEstate of Marilyn FinlayTamara FischerMs. Gloria FletcherMr. David FooteThe Honorable Jennifer ForbesMr. Edward FormanKelly ForsbergMs. Jaime ForsythAmy FrostMs. BJ and Mr. Denis FuchsMr. Jim FunaroMs. Karen Fusco and Mr. Greg MemovichDr. Jennifer FyllingnessMs. Sandra GallearMiss Kitsap – Charlyn GarciaMr. and Mrs. Steve GarfeinMary and Timothy GarguileMr. and Mrs. Jerry GarnerCommissioner Charlotte and Mr. Ramon GarridoMr. Tim GarrisonCommissioner Robert GelderMs. Michaeleen GelhausMr. Anthony GeorgeMs. Cameon and Mr. William GeyerMs. Connie GilbertMr. and Mrs. David W. GitchMs. Meredith Green and Mr. R. Scott GreenMr. and Mrs. Elliot GreggMs. Christi GregoryMr. and Mrs. Douglas GronemanMs. Jessica GuidryRepresentative Kathryn Haigh

2013 – 2014DONORS

Thank you.

Mr. Tom HallMs. Gwen HannonMs. Marilee Hansen and Mr. Rob WoutatDr. Joan and Mr. Michael HantenMr. and Mrs. Lowell HardisonDr. Mark HarrisonThe Honorable Russell Hartman and Ms. Sheri ThomasMr. William HarveyMrs. Joanne HaselwoodMs. Amy HatfieldMr. and Mrs. Russell HaugeMr. and Mrs. Robert K. HawkinsonMs. Jennifer Hayes and Mr. Matt TaranMiss Silverdale – Ryleigh HazenMs. Brooke Healy and Mr. Larry TukeMr. John HeidtKeith Heino and Janene Jones HeinoMr. Dave HelgesonMr. Charles HendersonMs. Terri HernMs. Evelyn HernandezMr. Lester HerndonMs. Athena HigginsMr. and Mrs. Eric HillMs. Mary HirataMr. and Mrs. Chris HobsonLisa HoffmanMs. Suzanne HolleyDr. Nathaniel HongSungwoo HongMr. and Mrs. Mark HoppenMs Juanita HornMs. Lane HossMr. and Mrs. Charles HuddlestonMark and Leslie HughesThe Honorable Kevin HullMs. Monica HunsakerDr. Gina Huston

Mr. Robert IngramMs. Mallory JacksonMr. and Mrs. Thomas JacobsMr. Robert JacquesMs. Jill Jean and Mr. Charles MerrillMs. Paula JewettMr. and Mrs. James JohnsonMr. John JohnsonMs. Sandra JohnsonMs. Wendie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Donald JonesMs. Elizabeth JonesMr. Greg JoseMs. Judy JoseMs. Linda JoyceMs. Eunha JungMs. Doña and Mr. Charles KeatingMr. Arnold KegelMr. Kevin KellyMs. Mary Ann KelsoMary KerdusElisha and Craig KibbeCongressman and Mrs. Derek KilmerMr. and Mrs. Kyle KincaidMs. Lynn KittsMs. Sharon and Mr. John KlineMr. and Mrs. Stephen KochMr. Steve LandauMs. Cydly Langer SmithMrs. Helen Langer Smith and Dr. Meredith SmithMr. and Mrs. Lee LannoyeMs. Holly LanoueMr. and Mrs. Tim LavinMr. James LeboDr. Aaron LeavellLaura LeeMs. Lora LehnerMayor Patty Lent and Mr. Harold LentKellie and Jerry Le TexierMr. and Mrs. Mike LeviMs. Suzanne Lewis

Ms. Constance and Mr. Dan LiesekeMr. and Mrs. Wayne LindbergMs. Doris LinkletterMr. and Mrs. Ralph LintzMs. Roseann LondonMs. Bonnie LoopMs. Cindy Lucarelli and Mr. Ron JohnsonMr. William LutzMr. Steve MaciasMr. and Mrs. Michael MackenzieMs. Debbie and Mr. Wayne MacomberMr. and Mrs. Bill MahanMr. and Mrs. Todd MalloyMs. Anita MarshallMs. Carolyn MastMs. Carol MasonKaren MatheeImbert MattheeMs. Lori and Mr. Glen MaximMs. Lorraine MayMs. Amy P. McBrideMr. and Mrs. Duey McBrideMr. Arthur McCartyMs. Susan B. McClainMr. and Mrs. Ken McCluskeyMs. Cheri McCorkleMr. and Mrs. Steve McDanielMs. Teresa and Mr. Ervin McDermottKaren McKay BeversMr. Clif McKenzieMs. Mary McKenzieMr. and Mrs. Pete McKenzieMs. Janice and Mr. Douglas McLemoreDr. Kim McNamaraMr. Gene MedinaMs. Patricia MengeMs. Diane MerkelMr. and Mrs. Michael MerringerDr. Judith MeyersMs. Jennifer Mislan-Ibarra

Dr. and Mrs. David MitchellMr. and Mrs. John MitchellMs. Rita and Mr. Larry MitchellDr. James MohrMr. and Mrs. Vincent MooreMs. Janice MorrisMs. Ardis MorrowMs. Karen MottnerMr. and Mrs. Bob MoyerMr. Ronald MuhlemanMs. Anne Mulligan and Mr. Jim SundMs. Pamela MurphyCharin NelsonMr. David NelsonDennis and Fran NelsonMs. Kathy NelsonMr. and Mrs. Richard NelsonMr. and Mrs. Tim NicholsMs. Michele Nilsen-WassonMr. Roy NudoDr. Nancy NystromMs. Bonnie and Mr. George OllosMs. Leah OlsonRoger and Verna OrakerMr. and Mrs. Jim PageMrs. Mary PageMr. Jessie PalmerJeanine (J9) PaluckMs. Barbara ParkerMr. Ryan ParkerMr. and Mrs. Geoff PentzMr. and Mrs. Ken PerryMs. Darlene and Mr. Richard PetersMs. Shirley and Mr. Tim PettersenMr. Carmen and Dr. Eva PintoMs Suzanne and Christopher PlemmonsMr. and Mrs. John PowersMr. Robert PrebleMs. Kimberly and Dr. Eric PuntCouncilman and Mrs. Robert Putaansuu

2013 – 2014DONORS

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Mr. and Mrs. Noel PyattMr. and Mrs. Robert RamsayMr. Terry ReddickMr. and Mrs. Jerry ReidMr. Kevin ReidMr. and Mrs. Steven RiceMs. Susan RiddleMr. and Mrs. Bruce RivelandMs. Candy RoachMs. Audrey RobinsonMs. Jill and Mr. Greg RobinsonMs. Patricia RolinRepresentative Christine and Mr. Leonard RolfesMs. Lea RosenauerMs. Jan RosholtMs. Cindy Ross and Mr. Jerry RossAlyson RotterMr. Sean RoyMr. and Mrs. Tim RyanMr. Ron SagersonMs. Joanne and Mr. Joe SalasMr. Greg SandstromDr. Kathleen Sanford and Mr. William SanfordDr. Mary SanfordMs. Ruth and Mr. Dan SaucierMs. Naomi SaundersMr. and Mrs. Douglas SayanMr. and Ms. Walter SchachtRepresentative Nathan SchlicherMs. Coreen SchnepfMs. Jeanie SchulzeMs. Helen SchwartzMs. Milenie SchwartzMr. Bradley ScottRepresentative Larry SeaquistDr. and Mrs. Ron ShadeMr. David ShapiroRobin Littlewing SigoMs. Maurine SimonsMs. Stacie Simmons BatesMr. Gary SimpsonMr. Matthew SiscoMr. and Mrs. Mitchell Smee

Ms. Diana and Mr. Gary SmelandMs. Allison SmithMr. and Mrs. Doug SmithCaptain Earle SmithRandy and Linda SmithCaptain Sandra SmithMs. Sharon SmithMr. and Mrs. Richard SollomMr. Chad SolvieMs. Andrea SpencerMs. Barbara StarkMs. Barbara and Mr. John StephensonMr. Shaun StephensonCouncilman and Mrs. Ed SternMr. Leon StevensMr. and Mrs. Michael StevensMs. Deborah StewartMs. Myong StinsonMr. and Mrs. Chris StokkeCommissioner Axel StrakeljahnCommissioner Linda StreissguthMs. Donna and Mr. Kurt StrepMr. and Mrs. Dan SullivanMr. and Mrs. Sean SullivanMs. Gim SupekMs. Jennifer SuttonMs. Julie TapperoMs. Alice and Mr. John TawreseyMs. Cathy TaylorMs. Lisa TaylorMs. Patty ThomasMs. Wendi ThomasMr. and Mrs. Tim ThomsonMs. Stephanie ThompsonMr. and Mrs. William Tighe, Jr.Ms. Patricia Triggs and Mr. Jim TrindleMr. and Mrs. Victor UlshMs. Michelle Van Berkom and Mr. Brian YellandMs. Dusty Van GelderDr. and Mrs. Warren Van Zee

Mr. and Mrs. Bob VastasMs. Mary VincentMr. and Mrs. Stephen VittoriMr. Joe VlachDave and Katie WaltersMr. John WatsonMr. and Mrs. David WeikelCollenne Waszak MortonDr. and Mrs. William WalgrenMr. and Mrs. Vincent WaltonMiss Poulsbo – Emily WardMr. and Mrs. Daniel WeedinMs Marie WeichmanMr. Mark WestlundCouncilman and Mrs. Gregory WheelerMs. Norma Whitacre and Mr. William WhitacreMs. Janell and Mr. Ronald WhiteleyMr. and Mrs. Kurt WiestMr. Kevin WileyMr. and Mrs. Gary WilliamsMr. Leon WilliamsEstate of Muriel WilliamsMs. Kate Wilson and Mr. Greg HanenbergMr. Phil WilsonJeannette and Douglas WolfeMs. Kelly Woodward and Mr. Dean BoeningMr. and Mrs. Sonny WoodwardRobert WoutatMs. Gina ZinnMs. Jennifer Zuver

CORPORATE AND ORG ANIZAT IONAL DONORS

Admiral TheatreAlderbrook Golf and Yacht ClubAlderbrook Resort and SpaAlfred Interwest Insurance, Inc.

Ambrosia Catering Company, LLCAmy’s on the Bay and Amy IgloiThe Anabella Hotel, AnaheimAnthony’s Restaurants at Sinclair InletArt Anderson AssociatesBella Bella CupcakesCaptain Jim BennettBody Harmony and Kay MagerstaedtBoeing CompanyBradley Scott, Inc.The Bremer TrustBremerton Bottling Co., Inc.Carousel Inn & Suites, AnaheimCascade Natural Gas CorporationCentral MarketCollings FoundationColumbia HospitalityCombined Federal Campaign - Greater Olympic PeninsulaCombined Federal Campaign of King CountyCornerstone Advisors, Inc.Custom Framing on the BayDisneyland Resort and California Adventure ParkDoc’s Marina GrillThe Doctors ClinicEl Bacon RestaurantThe Ellis FoundationElmer’s RestaurantEMP MuseumFaith Lutheran Church WomenGold Mountain Golf ComplexGold Mountain Ladies Golf ClubGreater Poulsbo Chamber of CommerceGroup Health CooperativeH and H Timber Inc.Harbour Public HouseHarrison Medical Center, part of Franciscan Health System

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Hop JacksIsella Salon SpaIsland InnKitsap BankKitsap Community FoundationKitsap Credit UnionThe Kitsap SunKPS Health PlansLand Title CompanyLeadership Kitsap FoundationLeague of Woman Voters of Mason CountyLewis-Mason-Thurston Chapter of Thrivent Financial for LutheransLockheed Martin Space Systems CompanyMa’alaea BanyanMcCormick WoodsMDU Resources Group, Inc.Metropolitan GrillMonica’s Waterfront Bakery and CaféMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyThe Museum of FlightNatural Therapeutics and Tammy HoodOlympic CinemasOlympic Music FestivalOrchard GroupPaul Davis Restoration of the Olympic PeninsulaAY Petter Family FundPope ResourcesPort Gamble General StorePort Gamble S’Klallam TribePort Ludlow Associates, LLCPort Madison EnterprisesPort Orchard Eye AssociatesPoulsbo Massage – Brian Koontz, LMPProfessional OptionsPuget Sound EnergyReid Real EstateRice Fergus Miller, Inc.Tim Ryan ConstructionSafewaySchacht Aslani Architects

Seattle Aquarium Seattle MarinersSeattle SeahawksSeattle Shakespeare CompanySeattle Sounders FCSEEfilm BremertonSilver City Restaurant and BrewerySound Dive CenterSound Publishing, Inc. Sound WaveSpiro’s PizzaStarbucksState Farm Companies FoundationState Farm InsuranceStella’s Pizza and PastaStokes Auction Group, Inc. - Brady HammrichStreamliner DinerSullivan Heating & CoolingSuquamish Clearwater Casino ResortThe Suquamish TribeThat’s A Some PizzaTony’s Pizza & Italian RestaurantToro LoungeTres West EngineersTRIFAM FoundationUnique Experience Custom EmbroideryValley Nursery and Brad WattsState of Washington Department of PersonnelState of Washington Seniors Golf AssicationWatson Furniture GroupWestsound Entertainment FoundationWhite Horse Golf ClubWild ApplauseWolf Haven InternationalWyndham HotelYMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties

OLYMPIC COLLEGE EMPLOYEE DONORS

Ms. Kim AbelDr. Robert AbelDr. Laurie AdamsonMs. Heather AshleyGerianne BabboJohn BabboKatie BaldwinTheodore BaldwinMr. Charles BarkerDr. Sonia BegertDr. Damon A. BellMs. Denise BernardMs. Pamela BilodeauMs. Jane BlackmanMr. Kevin BlackwellMr. Clay BlackwoodMs. Shawna BlissMs. Rhonda BootheDr. Jeff BrownDr. Judith BrownMartin BrownMs. Debra CampbellMs. Dianne CareyMr. Anthony CarsonSally ChabotDr. Michelle ChandrasekharKate CoferMs. Sarah CookSuzanne CookMs. Jolene CulbertsonMs. Martha DavenportMs. Annie DavisMax DentonLynnette DeShawDr. Susan DigbyAnglea DorseyNora DownardDr. Angela ElauriaDavid EmmonsBarbara FarrKelly Forsberg

Amy FrostMs. BJ FuchsMr. Jim FunaroMs. Karen FuscoDr. Jennifer FyllingnessMs. Sandra GallearMs. Mary GarguileMs. Cameon GeyerMs. Christi GregoryDr. Joan HantenDr. Mark HarrisonMs. Amy HatfieldMs. Jennifer HayesMs. Evelyn HernandezMs. Athena HigginsMr. Eric HillMs. Jami HillChris HobsonMs. Suzanne HolleyDr. Nathaniel HongSungwoo HongDr. Gina HustonMr. Thomas JacobsMs. Sandra JohnsonMs. Judy JoseMs. Eunha JungMs. Mary Ann KelsoMary KerdusLynn KittsSharon KlineHolly LanoueLaura LeeConstance LiesekeSteve MaciasMichael MackenzieAnita MarshallCarolyn MastCarol MasonAmy McBrideTeresa McDermottDr. Kim McNamaraDr. Judith MeyersJennifer Mislan-IbarraDr. David MitchellDr. James Mohr

2013 – 2014DONORS

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Ms. Karen MottnerMs. Anne MulliganMs. Pamela MurphyMs. Bonnie OllosJeanine (J9) PaluckMs. Barbara ParkerRyan ParkerChef Christopher PlemmonsMr. Terry ReddickMs. Susan Riddle

Mr. Bruce Riveland Ms. Candy RoachMs. Joanne SalasMs. Mary SanfordRuth Ross SaucierNaomi SaundersHelen SchwartzDr. Ron ShadeMs. Maurine SimonsMs. Allison Smith

Leon StevensMr. Chris StokkeMs. Gim SupekJennifer SuttonMs. Cathy TaylorPatty ThomasMs. Stephanie ThompsonMs. Patricia TriggsMs. Michelle Van BerkomMs. Dusty Van Gelder

Mary Vincent Collenne Waszak MortonMarie WeichmanMr. Mark WestlundMs. Norma WhitacreMs. Janell WhiteleyMr. Leon WilliamsMr. Phil WilsonKelly Woodward, J.D.

2013 – 2014DONORS

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he Olympic College dedicated supporters, volunteers,and staff continue to help us pursue our mission as acommunity college dedicated to enriching our diverse

communities through quality education and support sostudents achieve their educational goals.

The Olympic College Foundation audited financial statementsare available to any interested parties through the Olympic College Foundation Office.

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