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ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

The Leader in Innovative Education

CAREER. LIFE. BALANCE.

Making It Easy To Succeed!

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CONTENTSNON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT: The Coast Community College District does not discriminate unlawfully in providing educational or employment opportunities to any person on the basis of race, color, sex, gender identity, gender expression, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, medical condition, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, or genetic information.

5 ................................................................................ President’s Message

7 ...........................................................................About Coastline College

8 ........................................................................... Coastline College Goals

13 ................................................................................... Campus Locations

24 ............................................................................. Department Highlights

28 .............................Coastline Instructional and Programmatic Excellence

30 .........................................................Accolades, Awards & Recognitions

32 ...............................................................................Top Programs Offered

44 ................................................................................................Foundation

50 ................................................................................................Our Donors

52 ................................................................................................Fiscal Data

54 .......................................................................................Faculty Spotlight

COASTLINE COLLEGE PRESIDENT: Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D. COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES: David A. Grant, Mary L. Hornbuckle, Jim Moreno, Jerry Patterson, Lorraine Prinsky, Ph.D. and Student Trustee, Spencer Finkbeiner CHANCELLOR: John Weispfenning, Ph.D. STATEMENT OF ACCREDITATION: Coastline is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, a nationally recognized regional accrediting agency.

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Coastline’s Vision: Creating Opportunities for student success.

Coastline’s Mission: Coastline College guides diverse populations of students toward the attainment of associate degrees and certifcates leading to career advancement, personal empowerment, and transfer.

By meeting students where they are, Coastline provides innovative instruction and services designed to achieve equitable outcomes.


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DEAR ALUMNI & FRIENDS: Coastline is one of the most innovative colleges in the UnitedStates that is deeply committed to academic excellence and student success. Since we opened our doors in 1976 and madeheadlines as an innovator in distance learning and for hosting the largest opening day in community college history, we have strived to be the prominent headline for our student’s narrative of their academic career.

We have an outstanding student-centered team of faculty and staff that is fexible and genuinely enjoys working with students in both face-to-face formats and at a distance. Coastlineoffers complete programs at our campuses in Newport Beach,Westminster (Le-Jao), and Garden Grove as well as online through our esteemed distance learning program. Coastlinecontinues to strengthen and expand our academic degree andtransfer programs, both on-site and online.

Our career and technical programs, which also include degree and transfer preparation programs, are designed to meet thecurrent, emerging, and future needs of business and industryin terms of employees’ knowledge and skills. If students’ goalsare to attain a degree, prepare for transfer, get a new job or advance in their chosen career, Coastline is the right choice. Coastline is proud to be “The Leader of Innovative Education“ through innovative, fexible, and high-quality programs.

That is why I maintain a high sense of pride for the excellentwork produced by Coastline staff, faculty, and students. Their tireless efforts sustain our high reputation, amongst othergreat community colleges, as leaders of innovative education.Some students begin their academic careers at Coastline froma distance, but the staff and faculty of Coastline are committedto providing an up-close and personal experience for allCoastline students. For over 43 years, students have relied onour long-standing reputation of meeting them where they areand our promise that they can achieve their educational goals from anywhere.

This annual report serves as a reminder of the great partnershipbetween staff, faculty, and the community that works intimately together to increase and improve student success.

Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D.

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As a member of the CaliforniaCommunity Colleges, the largesthigher education system in thenation—we offer a distinctiveacademic environment to ensurethat students are prepared toenter California’s competitive workforce.

ABOUT COASTLINE COLLEGE

Coastline is focused on creating opportunities for the success education courses. Classes are available both online and at of its students. Coastline College, one of the 115 California our three conveniently located campuses in Orange County; community colleges is a fully-accredited college located in Garden Grove, Westminster, and Newport Beach ensuring Orange County. Coastline is one of the nation’s most innovative that local and abroad, traditional and non-traditional students institutions, providing a high quality, flexible education to alike, can pursue an education. Coastline’s top-rated faculty students with advanced distance learning options as well as and staff work hand-in-hand with business and industry to local campuses where they live and work. Coastline offers tailor these programs to meet today’s business demands. certificates and A.A./A.S. transfer degree programs and is Students benefit from smaller class sizes and personalized recognized for offering more than 250 online and other distance attention from dedicated faculty and staff.

If Coastline didn’t have the Promise Program, it would be extremely diffcult for me to attend college full-time and would be a burden fnancially. It has alleviated hardships for me by giving me more time to study, allowing me to be a full-time student,

as well as covering the cost of my books. It has lessened the stress when it came to be worrying about

fnancial obligations for school. I really appreciated the help of the advisors and their concern in directing me on the path best ft for my intended major and

transfer choices. After Coastline I plan to transfer to a 4-year university to pursue my career.

Jad Habaibeh, Coastline Student

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GOALS Student Success, Completion, and Achievement The focus of this goal is to increase student academic success, and completion of basic skills and academic pathways leading to the attainment of degrees, certifcates, and transfer to four-year universities.

Instructional and Programmatic Excellence The focus of this goal is continually to assess and improve the quality of instructional courses and programs to support student success, completion, and achievement.


Access and Student Support evidence-based and governance structures to create signifcant positive change. The focus of this goal is to increase student access to obtain a

high-quality education and provide adequate learning support services to enhance the learning experience and to advance Partnerships and Community Engagement student success, completion, and achievement. The focus of this goal is to strengthen collaborative activities

through partnerships with the business industry, government Student Retention and Persistence agencies, educational institutions, and the public to enhance

the College’s capabilities and opportunities for students. The focus of this goal is to increase student course retention and term-to-term persistence leading to the timely completion of basic skills, degree, certifcate, and transfer pathways. Fiscal Stewardship, Scalability, and Sustainability

The focus of this goal is to advance and sustain the College’s Culture of Evidence, Planning, Innovation, capacity for student success and achievement through the and Change effcient use of resources as well as expanded, diverse, and

responsive programs and services. The focus of this goal is to continually build, strengthen, and advance the College’s planning culture and strategies around

I’m in my second year at Coastline majoring in communications. I love this school. Everyone I’ve ever encountered has been kind, helpful, and prompt at responses. These interactions have made

for an easier transition from not going to school at all, to becoming a full-time student.

Chelsea Hausen, Coastline Student

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2018-2019

STATISTICS

2,300 Degrees Awarded

69 Degrees offered & 2,300 awarded

2 out of 3 college-prepared

students who start their program complete it

778 Certifcates Awarded

69 Certifcates offered & 778 awarded

7 out of 10 students

successfully complete their degree


Enrollment: 67,555 • Headcount: 24,886

Enrollment by modality: Online: 54% • In-person: 17% • Hybrid: 2% • Other distance education: 27%

Enrollment Status: Part-Time: 80% • Non-Credit: 10% • Full-Time: 10%

Enrollment by Gender: Female: 44% • Male: 54% • Unknown: 2%

Enrollment by Age • Less than 20 years• 20-24 • 25-29 • 30-34 • 35-39 • 40-49 • 50+

Enrollment by Ethnicity • African American • American Indian/AK Native• Asian/Pacific Islander• Hispanic• White • Multi Ethnicity• Unknown

Transfers to 4-Year universities: Students that have successfully earned 12 or more units

CSU: 321 • UC: 68 • In-State Private: 242 • Out of State: 632

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GARDEN GROVE CAMPUS

The Garden Grove Campus houses career and technical education (CTE) activities, which are primarily funded through a series of grants designed to increase student success, retention, persistence, transfer, job placement, articulation, collaboration with K-16 partners, and employment. To meet the grant requirement activities of approximately $4.5 million in grants, the Garden Grove Campus hosts a wide variety of activities such as Pathway Days, CyberPatriot competitions, workshops, trainings, articulation events, and community outreach activities such as tax preparation and regional meetings. In addition to these activities, the campus supports the activities of the Transfer Center, Counseling, and the Intercultural Resource Center. The campus seeks to remodel the information commons to allow for tutoring, computer usage, industry testing, and grant coordinators’ workspace. GGC is expanding the regional NetLab Center, which allows colleges to reduce their IT footprint and software licensing requirements and utilize a virtual system 24/7.

1. 12901 Euclid Street Garden Grove California 92840 714.241.6209

NEWPORT BEACH CAMPUS

The Newport Beach Campus focuses on Science, Arts, and Mathematics (SAM) and the Special Programs Center. The campus has increased site-based offerings which has led to an increase in enrollment and sections in STEM. Future plans are to continue to build momentum in the natural and physical sciences by adding courses and programs for students with majors in other science areas (e.g., geosciences) and engineering. In addition to the plans for expansion, the chairs and dean are seeking to add more technical courses in the areas of arts, music, and, potentially, biotechnology. NBC has also identified tutoring space within the Student Success Center, added furnishings for outdoor areas and second floor atrium, is currently identifying quiet study areas, and is implementing a card system in the SSC to allow pay-to-print for students. It is also the location of the locally recognized Coastline Art Gallery. The Art Gallery is open to the public and showcases the works of student artists, community artists, and well-known international artists.

2. 1515 Monrovia Avenue Newport Beach California 92663 714.241.6213

WESTMINSTER LE-JAO CAMPUS

The Westminster Le-Jao Campus prides itself in promoting a learning environment that respects and meets the individual needs of its diverse student population. In order to support the success of diverse student populations and diverse learning styles, redesigning classroom space is a priority. Currently the campus has 19 general-use classrooms and one wet lab. Two of the general-use classrooms had been converted into hybrid use rooms that are used as computer labs and/or general use classrooms. The campus identified two more classrooms for upgrade to allow for the multi-use of classroom/lab spaces and completed construction for the new Student Success Center. A collaborative work space was also included in the design of the Student Resource Center. Additionally, Library services have been extended to the SRC via a part-time librarian, and group meeting rooms are now equipped with computer monitors.

3. 14120 All American Way Westminster California 92683 714.241.6184

ONLINE CAMPUS

Coastline College is a recognized leader in online education, offering over 70 fully online degree and certificate programs. Online education gives you the ultimate flexibility to earn an associate degree, transfer your associate degree to a four-year university, fast track your career with a certificate or complete a collaborative partnership towards your baccalaureate (BA) degree. We are committed to delivering education that is affordable and accessible. Our distinguished faculty, e-Counselors and online library prepares online students for ultimate success. Students receive the same support as on-site students such as Financial Aid, 24/7 tutoring, and e-Counselors. With family or work obligations, our students have options on course length and start date to personalize their schedule and goals. Online instruction is designed to let you learn while living your busy life. Coastline takes pride in being affordable and convenient, offering 280+ courses and 70+ degrees and certificates.

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FOUNTAIN VALLEY STUDENT SERVICES CENTER

The Student Services Center is located in Fountain Valley and is the Administration building for Coastline College. It houses the Admission’s Office, the Bookstore, Counseling Office, Assessment Center, Financial Aid, EOPS. The Admissions and Records department and the Counseling departments are implementing Cranium Café, the asynchronous platform used to increase student access and to engage with students at a distance. There has been a 16.8% increase in student educational plans and the Admissions and Records office increased productivity by processing over 29,000 applications while maintaining over 90% student satisfaction. The Financial Aid department makes more than one hundred informational financial aid videos available to students on their website covering almost every financial aid subject and is continuing to provide support and resources to students through Financial Aid TV, events and awareness materials. The Student Services Center continues to adopt new technology and practices to strengthen student access and 98.5% of Distance Learning students report satisfaction with support services.

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SPECIAL PROGRAMS &

DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS


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The Office of Instruction’s initiative to exceed the District- military programs and partnerships including Coast Guard provided FTES base continues to be achieved. In 2018-2019, Afloat, PocketEd (mobile learning program), Navy College Coastline exceeded the FTES base by 7.7%. Additionally, the Program Distance Learning Partnership (NCPDLP), Navy College awarded 2,300 degrees and 778 certificates to 1,691 College Program for AfloatCollege Education (NCPACE), graduates. GoArmyEd, and Air Force General Education Mobile (GEM).

Learning 1st Program is a guided pathway program offering The Computer Information Systems Program has renewed students an opportunity to pursue an Associate degree from the college’s CAE/2Y (Center for Academic Excellence/ Coastline and a Bachelor’s degree from a partner university, 2-Year Colleges) for the National Security Agency designation entirely online. This is an affordable online option for busy in 2019, as well as offer more Intro to Security courses in adults. Learning 1st is a collaborative partnership among fall 2019 in order to expand the Cisco Academy Program. four nationally recognized, regionally-accredited online The program is also seeking to revitalize the Informatics institutions. The partnership consists of Pennsylvania State program as Business Intelligence for which course material University (Penn State World Campus), Troy University (Troy), is currently being developed and create an AS degree in the University of Illinois-Springfield (UIS), the University of Business Intelligence. Massachusetts-Amherst (UMass-Amherst), and Coastline College. Coastline Special Programs is the largest Disabled

Programs and Services Program in the Coast Community Coastline’s Military Programs. Coastline has been College District. This past year (2018-19) Special Programs providing specialized educational programs and services for provided services and programs to 1,557 students. the military community for over 35 years. Distance education Coastline Special Programs not only provides services and classes, Certificates, and Associate Degree Programs are accommodations to students with disabilities who are available to active-duty servicemembers, veterans, and enrolled in credit courses with a long-term goal of obtaining their families. Programs and services are delivered using a degree, certificate, or transfer but providing specialized best practices as detailed by Servicemembers Opportunity programs to students with disabilities who have sustained an Colleges (SOC). Coastline was a founding partner of many acquired brain injury, have an intellectual disability, and are

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in need of adaptive fitness. The Acquired Brain Injury Program (ABI) is a uniqueone-year educat ionalprogram designed toprovide structured cognitive retraining for adults whohave sustained a braininjury due to traumatic(such as a motor vehicleaccident or fall) or non-traumatic (such as a non-age-related stroke, braintumor or infection) injuries. The program continuesto develop partnershipswith local universities and to expand the servicesavailable to students.

STAR 2.0 Program offers a unique curriculum tailored to on-site students. It is a guided pathways programdesigned to help students stay on track to achievetheir goals of transferring to a 4-year university inas little as two years. The STAR 2.0 Operations Team began meeting to strategize ways to mitigate challenges found in the retention data and reports from facultyand students. The teamsuggested implementingthe following strategies in order to increase retention: block scheduling of STAR2.0 classes; creating a part-time option for students;adding learning supportand Success Coaches.

The Paralegal Program boasts the highest success and retention rate of paralegal programs in the state. The Paralegal program provided four advisement orientation sessions. These orientation sessions assisted students in course sequencing and timely program completion. The Program Coordinator continued to provide one-on-one faculty advising for students in the program to ensure they are on a path to completion and assist with career guidance.

The Digital Graphic Application Program has expanded its Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) 3rd party certification program to help educators effectively teach and validate digital communication skills while providing students with credentials that demonstrate real-world expertise to prospective employers and academic institutions. The program is expanding to create an AA degree in Digital Graphic Applications and is redesigning the Animation program to make it more relevant to student and industry need. The program now has updated technology in Macintosh (Mac) and animation labs and offers courses in 2D and 3D new media, digital arts, and animation. All 30 Mac computers have up-to-date Flash and Creative Cloud. Additionally, the program offered its first Drone Imaging classes in fall 2018.

Coastline Art Program is the premier choice for students to develop their artistic talent and learn how to be a part of the thriving Southern California creative economy. With a full range of foundation art classes and up-to-date Mac labs, Coastline offers students the skills they need to be a success. Coastline’s critically acclaimed Art Gallery and Visual Art Lecture Series gives students access to a multitude of high-level professionals. Creative industries in SoCal generate over 650,000 jobs and $200 billion in sales/receipts.


INSTRUCTIONAL/PROGRAMMATIC EXCELLENCE

Regional Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance/Cybersecurity, deemed by the Department of Homeland Security and National Security Agency. The Computer Sciences program has been designated as a Regional Resource Center of Academic Excellence and provides professional development, curriculum development, and application support for other colleges in the Western region. The program has continued to host many events (e.g., CyberPatriot, Cybergirlz) and has received numerous grants to support the growth of the program.


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Military Programs Online Classes

Extended Learning was recognized for its 9th consecutive year by Military Times as one of the best online and nontraditional colleges in 2019 serving military and veteran students. Coastline College opened its third Veterans Resource Center (VRC) at our Garden Grove Campus in August 2019. The VRCs had over 1,600 veterans visit the center during 2018-2019. The college’s military program awarded 931 degrees and 244 certificates during 2018-2019. The division produced $4.67 million in revenue during 2018-2019. The Military and Corporate Education Programs continue to maintain high success rates; Military Online 85.2%/Corporate 80% in 2018-2019.

The Emergency Management and Homeland Security program is the first associate degree-certificate granting program of its kind in the California Community College system. The program faculty have provided leadership in the development of EM/HS education throughout California. Additionally, Coastline faculty members are the presenters of the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office state grant initiative developing homeland security academic programs across the state.

Top 50 Business Degree Producer in the State. Coastline’s Business program boasts the highest number of

degrees awarded in the state, as well as in the region. Part of this success can be linked to the excellent work of the Business program’s faculty. They have collaborated across several courses and created shared master courses.

Coastline is the largest provider of incarcerated education in the state. Coastline’s Incarcerated Student Program (ISP) continues to play a vital role in supporting underserved students, transforming lives of students, and generating enrollments and FTES for the college. Student Success and Achievement Outcomes for 2018-2019 are 74.1% success and 91.8% retention. A 2013 RAND study shows that education reduces recidivism rates by over 40% for incarcerated students. Serving these students remains an integral part of Coastline’s strategic plan.

Coastline offered the most courses and enrollments in the state of any of the Online Education Initiative (OEI) colleges. The OEI is a seamless pathway for students to register for online courses across participating colleges without requiring students to complete separate matriculation processes. Distance Learning enrollment remains as the highest in the state.


ACCOLADES, AWARDSAND RECOGNITIONS


In 2018 & 2019, Coastline received multiple awards and recognitions for our innovation in education and we have been a top front runner not only the 115 community colleges in California, but also of the nearly 1,500 community colleges nationwide. Some of the awards include:

2018 as the Best for Vets College, by the Military Times. Coastline’s Military Programs Department has been named a Military Friendly School and a Best for Vets School annually for almost a decade. Best for Vets Colleges for 2019 in their Online and Nontraditional Schools.

In 2019, Coastline College has been named again a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE2Y) by the National Security Agency (NSA) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Ranked #4 in 2018 & 2019 by Value Colleges of the Top 50 Best Value Community Colleges in the USA in terms of value and affordability, reputation, return on investment, and the #1 top leader in online education on this list.

Voted #2 nationwide in 2018 & 2019 of the Most Promising Places to Work in Community Colleges by Diverse

Magazine in Higher Education. Coastline College is the only community college in California on this list.

#1 Associate in Accounting Online degree nationwide by OnlineAssociatesDegree.org and ranked one of the best online Associate’s in Human Services degree programs nationwide by TheBestSchools.org.

AffordableCollegesOnline.org voted Coastline the Best in Online Business Programs, Online History Program, Online Psychology Programs, and Online Colleges That Offer Laptops.

AccreditedSchoolsOnline.org recognized Coastline as one of the best colleges offering online learning in the nation for online Associate and Certificate programs by the Community for Accredited Online Schools.

Over the past eight years, Coastline College has been selected as one of the top 150 colleges by The Aspen Institute for Community College Excellence which is considered the most nationally prestigious prize for community colleges.

Additionally, over the years, Coastline College has earned 20 Los Angeles-area Emmy® Awards for Excellence in Instructional Television and more than 80 other national and international awards.


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CYBERSECURITY Job Opportunities Cybersecurity careers are complex and many roles can be found with banks, retailers and government organizations.

Tobi West, Professor CISSP, GCFE CIS/CST/DGA Department Chair Cybersecurity Center Director Coastline College

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Do You Want to Outsmart the World’s Smartest Cybercriminals? Be ready to protect our nation. Start now to get your degree or certificate. What are you waiting for?

Take on the Challenge with Coastline’s Cybersecurity Program The vision for Coastline College’s CAE-CDE program is to:

• Provide a program that is committed to excellence in the field of Cyber Defense education.

• Strengthen the cybersecurity workforce by providing Cyber Defense education through certifications and an Associate of Science degree program.

• Build an effective education pathway model with K-12 schools to encourage students at an early age to enter cybersecurity fields of study.

• Provide the Nation with a pipeline of qualified students poised to become the future skilled technical workforce.

• Continuously improve the quality of its Cyber Defense Education program, curriculum, faculty, students, and other institutions.

CAE-CDE Program Goal The goal of the CAE Cyber Defense Education program is to reduce vulnerability in our national information infrastructure by promoting higher education and research in cyber defense and producing professionals with cyber defense expertise.

The program helps students to proactively increase their understanding of robust information assurance and cyber defense (IA/CD) technology, policy, and practices to work collaboratively as professionals to enable our Nation to effectively prevent and respond to a catastrophic cyber event. This program will contribute significantly to the advancement of state-of-the-art IA/CD knowledge and practices.


PARALEGAL STUDIES Stephen Barnes, Professor Paralegal Program Director Coastline College

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ABA Approved Associate Degree Certifcate Program


Your path to a career with excellent pay and rewarding challenges begins here. Is Paralegal Studies Right for You? The American Bar Association (ABA) approves Coastline’s Paralegal Studies Program. The Paralegal Program prepares personnel for the intermediary position between the legal secretary and the attorney, performing work under the supervision of an attorney. Paralegals work in law offces and other legal and law related environments and many interact with clients. A paralegal shall not provide legal advice or engage in conduct that constitutes the unauthorized practice of law including contracting with a natural person other than an attorney for the performance of paralegal services (California Business & Professions Code, Sections 6450 et seq.). This program is not intended to prepare students for law school or the practice of law.

Paralegal Associate in Arts Degree Students who do not already possess an associate in arts or bachelor degree from a regionally accredited college or university must complete the associate degree. See Catalog for the requirements.


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Focus on General Business Business Marketing Human Resources Management Business Administration Small Business Ownership

Stacey Smith, Professor Business Department Chair Coastline College

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Turn your ideas into realityby getting a degree inBusiness. Why Choose Coastline College to Study Business? Simple...We have great instructors and convenient options to offer our students for your style of learning. Coastline wants to help you earn more money, advance your career, and see more opportunities become available to you, all at your convenience with the help of our responsive and caring instructors. A Coastline education is the best

gift you can give yourself. Start here and go anywhere . . . Whether you are looking to transfer into a degree or certifcate program, begin a new career, or advance in your current position, the business department at Coastline College will make it happen.

urn your ideas into reality by getting a degree in

Business Certifcates Business Certifcates can be completed in as little as one year when you take 12 units a semester! Classes are available in the classroom, online, independent study and CD/DVD. Study when you want, where you want.

Our year-round registration, fexible programs, online learning, and unique course offerings are suited to ft your busy lifestyle.

The mission of the Coastline College Foundation is to support students through scholarships, endowment, and other fnancial

programs to expand the capacity to meet the diverse needs of Coastline students and the community.


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PARTNERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

I attended community college but burned out. School was infexible and diffcult to ft around my work schedule.

Coastline nailed it when they envisioned the future of education as something that could and should be woven into adult life,

regardless of lifestyle, responsibilities, or location. I am so grateful for the fexibility of online and hybrid courses!

Colleen Kayter, Coastline Student

Scholarships Coastline College students were recognized at the annual Scholarship Ceremony held on Thursday, May 2, 2019 at the Robert Moore Theater. This year’s theme, “Follow Your Path” was selected to commemorate the student journey to their goals with their promise of higher education. Coastline College Foundation is grateful to the many individuals, businesses, organizations and family foundations who contribute to the Coastline College Scholarship Program. Thanks to their support, Coastline Foundation distributed more than $230,000 in scholarships to 372 students in the 2018-2019 academic year.

President’s Circle Coastline College is committed to student success through accessible and fexible education both within and beyond the traditional classroom. To ensure that we at Coastline continue to beneft our global student community through high-quality, innovative programs, we rely on the support and generosity of our community. The President’s Circle was founded to recognize those special alumni, parents, friends, business and community leaders, and organizations who donate a minimum of $1,000 in annual unrestricted support of the Coastline College Foundation. Members receive a plaque,

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special invitations to Coastline Foundation events, including one special luncheon with Coastline President, Dr. Adrian. In 2018-2019, the President’s Circle received two new members, Dave Thompson, Coastline College’s Director of Information Technology, Academic & User Support and Coastline’s Director of Business Services, Derek Vuong Bui, CPA.

Social Responsibility Luncheon Summit Coastline Foundation hosted the Social Responsibility Luncheon Summit on Friday, April 26, 2019 at the Westin South Coast Plaza. More than 160 guests were in attendance to listen about the impact of corporate social responsibility initiatives in Southern Californian communities and organizations. The Social Responsibility Luncheon Summit featured keynote speaker, Dr. Richard Afable, President of MindOC, the organization spearheading the development and collaboration of a new holistic wellness and mental health facility; BeWellOC to serve Orange County residents. The opening panel highlighted corporate grantors, such as Jack Toan from Wells Fargo Bank Foundation, Rockette Ewell from

U.S. Bank Foundation, Stacy Sasaki from PIMCO, and Tina Javid from SoCalGas Company, to share the impact of their corporate social responsibility initiatives. The closing panel discussion included representatives from local community non-profts, such as Becks Heyhoe from OC United Way’s United to End Homelessness Initiative; Chris Simonsen from Orangewood Foundation, Brigadier General (CA) Denton Knapp from Goodwill OC’s Tierney Center for Veterans, and Dr. Keith Curry from Compton College to share their community programs and the importance of partnerships, and the impact of such issues on community college students. The event generated more than $55,000 in revenue for the Foundation that will provide support for Coastline Colleges scholarship programs, and academic or student program support.

As a result of the collective effort with these various institutions and their leaders, Coastline can provide the quality services and academic programs to its students and the surrounding community. These reciprocal partnerships and alliances supporting Coastline students and education


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Social Responsibility Luncheon Giving Tuesday

through their social responsibility initiatives and programs are not only benefcial, but fundamentally crucial to facilitate the sustainable development and future of our Coastline student community. A Very Special Thanks to our event sponsors, guests and speakers for an insightful program.

Giving Tuesday #GivingTuesday is a global philanthropic movement intended to bring individuals and charities together to give back to those in need during the holiday season. On Tuesday, November 27, 2018, Coastline College participated it’s third #GivingTuesday social media campaign, where alumni, employees and community members contributed to support students in need. #GivingTuesday offcially kicked off year-end giving, resulting in $29,000 in gifts to programs, such as Coastline Promise, Coastline College Art Gallery, Special Programs for Disabled Students, EOPS, Scholarships, and more.

Support of Coastline Promise In October 2016, the Foundation Board of Directors committed to support Coastline’s Promise program by matching $100,000 per year (for three years) to provide free textbooks and tuition

to students who graduate from its partnering high school districts (such as Huntington Beach Unifed, Newport-Mesa Unifed and Garden Grove Unifed School Districts). During the 2018-2019 academic year, the second cohort of Coastline Promise students completed their frst year as freshmen. The Foundation Board of Directors is proud to support Coastline College in its efforts to offer affordable education to its local high school graduates.

Foster Youth/Guardian Scholars Coastline Foundation is grateful for U.S. Bank Foundation’s support of Coastline’s NextUp and Guardian Scholars programs. U.S. Bank contributed more $12,500 to assist Coastline students who are former foster youth by providing additional resources and support to help mitigate fnancial obstacles and emergencies they encountered while enrolled in college. By having access to such resources, foster youth students have higher success rates by staying enrolled, completing their education, and achieving their academic and personal goals.

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THANK YOU! TO OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS

The Foun dation is proud to partner w ith the follow ing corporations, whose significant contributions have helped further our mission of providing much needed program support and scholarships to Coastline students. Corporate Partnership packages begin at $5,000 and receive many benefits.

Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) Scholars Kirksey & Co. Southern California Edison (SCE) SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Union Bank U.S. Bank Wells Fargo Bank WestGroup Designs


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Foundation Board of Directors Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D. Jeff Morin, M.B.A. Alex A. Accetta, C.P.A. Christine Nguyen, M.B.A. Abir EL-Borno Dave Osborn Deena Dinh Lanae O’Shields, M.P.A. Scott Gayner, M.B.A. Alisha Patterson, J.D. Deborah C. Henry, M.D. Debra Secord, Ph.D. Camille Howarth Mary-Christine “M.C.” Hank Kahrs, C.P.A. Sungaila, J.D. Mariam Khosravani, M.B.A. Jordan Valdez Debbie Killey, M.B.A.

Coastline College Foundation Advisory Cabinet Members Sheldon Barasch, M.D. Daniel Callahan, J.D. Joseph W. DeCarlo, M.B.A. Evelyn Hart Ron Howarth Frank Jao Sally Kurz John Rich, J.D.

Board Member Development Coastline Foundation Board of Directors welcomes its newest addition to the Foundation Board of Directors: Alex A. Accetta, C.P.A., President & Owner, Alex

A. Accetta, C.P.A. & Associates, Inc. Scott Gayner, M.B.A., Senior Portfolio

Manager/Director of Development, Western Community Housing, Inc.

Debbie Killey, M.B.A., M.A., Community Relations Manager, Republic Services

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2018-2019 FOUNDATION DONORS

THANK YOU! $20,000+ Coastline College Associated

Student Government (ASG) Edison International Foundation for California

Community Colleges Raytheon United States Treasury

$15,000 < $19,999 APIASF US Bank

$10,000 < $14,999 Shalini Malhotra Christine Nguyen & Family Union Bank WorkDay

$5,000 < $9,999 Information Systems Audit &

Control (ISAC) International Scholarship &

Tuition Services, Inc. (ISTS) Kirksey & Co. Lorraine Prinsky, PhD SchoolsFirst Federal Credit

Union Wells Fargo Bank West Group Designs, Inc.

$1,000 < $4,999 Alex A. Accetta, CPA Loretta P. Adrian, PhD Alice & J.P. Wang Foundation Army Emergency Relief Asian Pacifc Community Fund

of Southern California Bighorn Golf Club Charities Coast Community College

District Foundation Comerica Bank Derek Vuong Bui, CPA

California Retired Teachers Association

Coastline College Academic Senate

Lynn Dahnke Embassy Of The Sultanate Of

Oman -Cultural Division Dana Emerson, PhD Exchange Club of Newport Harbor

Community Services Fidelity National Title Group FireEye Fountain Valley Chamber of

Commerce Judith Garvey Scott Gayner Jacob Green Joycelyn Groot Haynes & Boone, LLP Deborah Henry, MD Hoopa Valley Tribe Jeannette Rankin Women ’s

Scholarship Fund Henry Kahrs, CPA Kelly Osborn Memorial

Scholarship Fund Mariam Khosravani, MBA KNA Structural Engineers, Inc. Sally & Bob Kurz Jack P. Lipton, PhD, JD Merrill Lynch Kathryn Mueller, PhD National Charity League, Inc.

(Newport Chapter) National Charity League, Inc.

(Pacifc Coast Chapter) National Military Family

Association The National Society Of

Leadership And Success LLC Oneida Nation David & Mona Osborn OWASP Foundation

P2S Engineering, Inc. Pittsburg Foundation Ralph & Leslie Purdy, PhD Rutan & Tucker, LLP Vincent Rodriguez, EdD The San Diego Foundation Scholarship America Debra Secord, PhD Tom Snyder Terry Strauss Thacker Jack & Liz Syage SynEd Dave Thompson

$500 < $999 Thomas Boscamp Debi Campbell Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Citizen Potawatomi Nation Coastline Classifed Senate Doing Good Works Embassy of the United Arab

Emirates Ann Holliday Christopher Ingalls John C Breckenridge

Insurance Inc Kimley -Horn & Associates, Inc.

Rick J. Lockwood Ashley & Raul Lopez Margaret M. Lovig Daniel S. Pittaway, MS,Ed Celeste S. Ryan Veronica Salcedo Dung N. Tran Wilton Rancheria Lisa Winger

$250 < $ 499 Sharon Chard -Yaron, EdD Coco Do Tran Ha Harbor Mesa Lions Club

Charles M. Henry Elizabeth Horan Johnson Attorneys Group Kroger Stephen R. Kroll David Lechuga, PhD David M. Lee Lisa Mezo Morton Publishing Company Trang Nguyen Thomas Nguyen Paypal Charitable Giving Fund Serena Potter Doug Rosen Marisol Saens Ron & Judith Shenkman Donna Skinner SMARTScholarship Funding Corp Texas Prepaid Higher Ed Tuition

Board Vim & Vigor Michelle Wang

$100 < $249 Minal Ajbani Renate Akins Anonymous Jane Bauman Rozanne Capoccia Cheryl Chapman Kriste Cillay Bernardo De Albergaria Janice M. De Battista Jeff Evans Joyce B. Freeman M.A. Gopaul Joan Hayes Jean Hardy Richard E. Kettler William Kincaid Linda Kuntzman, PhD Mai Le Rachelle Lopez

Legacy Society Donors

Many donors have made provisions for the Coastline College Foundation and choose to give a legacy gift that leaves a mark in our community. Below is a list of individuals who are passionate about the work of Coastline to ensure with their charitable donations that the College continues to remain a force for good in the lives and careers of generations of students:

M. Neel Buell Betty Lou Faust Mel Guzman Dr. Richard Houghton Ryan Kelly Sally & Robert Kurz

Coastline College Foundation deeply appreciates the support provided by these individuals of the college. If you would like to learn more about how you can include Coastline College in your will or estate plan, please contact Mariam Khosravani, Executive Director, Coastline College Foundation (714) 241-6159, [email protected]

Maria V. Mai, PhD Kathy McKindley Judy Montague Tom Neal Alisha Patterson Archie Perez Catherine U. Pugel Rick Riley Rubios Restaurant, Inc. Bill J. Salesky Robert Schuberth Yvonne L. Schwab Jeff Shawver Richard Shiring Lisa Shore Stacey Smith Katie Stubblefeld Christine Sullivan Edward A. Sussman Lynn Torrini Tom Tran Duyen Tran Tran Vu Trust Thien Vu

> $100 Janet Adams Sergio Borja Randall L. Burger Devika Chhabra David Cisneros Gail Cochran Paula & Jerry Coker Lianne Dailey Elizabeth Dalbey Georgette Davis Glenn Davis Kay Dudacek Henri Feiner Joyce Freeman Ann French Scott Friedman Jamie L. Greuel

Mel Guzman Network for Good Darrick J. Hanson Jeanne Oelstrom Laura Hayes Katherine Ozbirn Maria Hernandez Figueroa James A. Pasino, PhD Eva Hodjera Jeanenne K. Pfenning Anita Jessup Meri Rogoff Dan Johnson Hedda Schnur Nancy Jones, PhD Karen Schwager Mahbub Khan, PhD Barry Seyster Janis Klein Sarina Sherwin Vicky Kleppe Randall Silverstone Mindy Le Mario D. Vasquez Jeanette Lee T. M. Ward Janet Logan Michelle Wild Wendy Maccoun Lori Wood Consuelo Mancilla Laurence Mann In-Kind Gifts Patricia Mannatt Andrei ’s Conscious Cuisine David Martinez Armstrong Garden Center Laila Mertz Assistance League of Velvet Miscione Huntington Beach Jason Montgomery Barbara Darby Andrew Moreno BJ ’s Restaurants Guadalupe Navarro Bowers Museum

Callaway Vineyard & Winery CrossRoads Escape Games Davey s L’ ocker Whale Watching Domenico ’s Pizza Flight Deck Fountain Bowl Fountain Valley Skate Glen Ivy Day Spa - Brea Mall High Tide Coffee Co Hornblower Cruises & Events Horse Play Rentals In-N -Out Burger Irvine Improv Irvine Lanes Jennifer Leath Jim Pasino, PhD K1 Speed King ’s Seafood Company La Strada Laguna Art Museum Laugh Factory Laurie Runk Lisa Winger Los Alamitos Race Course Meadowlark Golf Course Newport Rib Company OC Fair & Exposition Original Tommy ’s Passion Planner Patricia Mannatt Rachelle Lopez Santa Anita Park See ’s Candies Sherman Library and Gardens South Coast Repertory Sugar Shack Café Sunrise Rotary The Cheesecake Factory Trader Joe ’s Waterfront Enterprises


2018-2019

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Fiscal Data: $54,610,801 • General Fund • Grants • Foundation • Contract Education


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FACULTY SPOTLIGHT FRED FELDON

Fred Feldon, Coastline Professor of Mathematics Fred has been teaching at Coastline since 1995. At the time, he was the only full-time math instructor. He championed new classes, new methods of teaching and modes of delivery, inc luding the department ’s first online course in 1999. The department soon began rapidly growing. There are now five full-time math instructors. The department has become one of the college’s top-producing programs in FTES generated. And nontraditional students in the district are attracted in large numbers to Coastline’s online course offerings. Under Fred’s leadership, the math department has become a prominent leader in distance education.

The latest challenge to higher education has been the new State law AB 705. It mandates that students can no longer be required to enroll in remedial

math, English, or ESL classes. Beginning in Fall 2019 the vast majority of students must be placed into transfer, college-level courses with support, if needed, for underprepared students. Fred has been attending, and speaking at, a variety of state-wide conferences dealing with supporting the acceleration and placement of students. Along with his Co-Chair of the Department, Dr. Lisa Lee, he has been busy developing new support courses, collegiate courses, and new methods of placement to be compliant with AB 705.

Says Fred, “I do believe in the new state guidelines. But this must be the most disruptive, the most challenging, and at the same time, the most exciting moment I have ever experienced in my 25 years of higher education!”

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Fred Feldon

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT DEBORAH HENRY

Deborah Henry, Coastline Professor of Anatomy and Physiology Deborah (Debbie) C. Henry, M.D. chairs the Biological Sciences and Allied Health Department at Coastline College. Debbie (or Dr. Henry) spent 26 years practicing neurological surgery, that is operating on the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves in various locations from Texas to California to Washington state.

In 2012, she became full-time faculty at Coastline teaching mostly Human Anatomy and Human Physiology.

According to Dr. Henry, Coastline’s Biological Science and Allied Health Department has grown significantly over the past four years that she has been chair. The department recently changed its name from Life Sciences to Biological Sciences and Allied Health to better illustrate the students that we are serving. The department has hired three new faculty members. They (we) have added many courses including introductory anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, online pharmacology, and bioethics to complement the needs of our students. We have work-study programs in physical therapy and pharmacy, and research opportunities in 3-D prosthetics and Newport’s Back Bay. In the spring, the department hosts a Health Science Academic Triathlon where students compete in a Jeopardy! fashion in the categories of anatomy and physiology, microbiology, and chemistry. Over 50 students compete in this annually.

When not working, Dr. Henry enjoys spending time with her son, a senior at Newport Harbor High School, reading, walking, traveling (one continent to go-Antarctica) and taking care of two cats.

Deborah Henry


In 2007, Dr. Henry was performing neurosurgery as a locum tenens where she worked in underserved areas. She started teaching at Coastline as a part-time faculty when not traveling to do neurosurgery.

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT LISA LEE

Lisa Lee, Coastline Professor of Mathematics Lisa Lee is the Professor of Mathematics and she is currently serving as the Co-Chair of the Math Department and Academic Senate Vice President of Committees. Lisa has taught math at Coastline College since 2001 and served as the Math Department Chair from 2011-2017. Lisa received many awards including “Teacher of the Year” for Coastline College in 2007; Orange County California Certificate of Merit for 2008 Teachers of the Year; and 2008 National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) Teaching Excellence Award.

Lisa earned a Doctoral Degree in Higher Education Leadership, Master’s Degree in Mathematics, and two bachelor’s degrees, one in Mathematics and the other in

Computer Science. In addition, Lisa studied Applied Statistics in her Ph.D. Program for four years. Before coming to the U.S., she was a licensed high school math/physics teacher and Civil Engineer trainee working at city hall in Brazil.

Moreover, Lisa developed the statistics course content for Coastline Instructional Development Systems’ online product. In addition, Lisa made several presentations at national and international mathematics and technology conferences: AMATYC, CMC3/ South, CMC3/North, and ICTCM. Lisa presented “Teaching Math Using Modern Technology” at International Mathematics EducationConference in Quangxi, China, June 2012, in Seoul, Korea, July 2012, and July 2016 in Hamburg, Germany.

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Lisa Lee

Says Lisa, “After teaching math at various colleges for 29 years, I am certain that teaching is my passion.”

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NAMED GIFT OPPORTUNITIES AT THE COASTLINE NEWPORT BEACH CAMPUS

OUR COLLEGE Discover Coastline’s Newport Beach Campus Welcome to Coastline’s Newport Beach Campus. Opened Spring 2013, the Newport Beach Campus is just minutes away from the beach. Relax and enjoy the ocean view from our eco-friendly facility, while taking courses toward your career goals. The Newport Beach Campus serves the community with a number of programs and services. Within its eco-friendly grounds, you’ll find dedicated faculty providing quality instruction for many of our programs of study. The Newport Beach Campus has an emphasis on Arts and Science. Science majors study anatomy, physiology, biology, and chemistry in our state-of-the-art science laboratories as they prepare for careers in science, medicine, or other health-related fields. As home to Coastline’s visual arts programs, budding artists will refine their talents—using the building’s hallways and its on-site Art Gallery as a showplace for their work. The Art Gallery is open to the public and showcases the works of student artists, community artists, and well-known international artists. Show information can be found at www.coastline.edu/artgallery. Future paralegals receive their training in Coastline’s American Bar Association Accredited Paralegal Program. The Newport Beach Campus also serves the needs of students with disabilities. Coastline is a leader in providing special programs and services for the disabled, and has been operating the acclaimed Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program for more than 30 years. Visit our campus and discover the many opportunities that await at the Coastline College, Newport Beach Campus located on the coast of Newport Beach!

Programs Offered Art, Business, Foreign Language, General Education Courses, English, Humanities, Paralegal Studies, Psychology, Science, Social Science, Special Programs for the Disabled

Services • Student Success Center (tutoring services) • Veterans Resource Center

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