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WHCC Foundation Board Meeting Schedule |
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| DATE | TIME | LOCATION | |
| September 19, 2007 | 10am Annual Meeting | WHC District Office Board Room | |
| December 5, 2007 | 10am | WHC Lemoore Campus | |
| March 26, 2008 | 10am | WHC Lemoore NAS | |
| June 18, 2008 | 10am | WHC North District Center, Firebaugh | |
| September 17, 2008 | 10am Annual Meeting | WHC District Office Board Room | |
| December 10, 2008 | 10am | WHC Lemoore Campus | |
| March 25, 2009 | 10am | WHC Coalinga Campus | |
| June 17, 2009 | 10am | WHC North District Center, Firebaugh | |
BOARD MEMBERS
Barbara Caganich, Executive Director
Ernie Drewry,
President, Community Director
Bertha Felix-Mata, Staff Director
Don Forth, Community Director
Ted Frame, Esq., Vice President, Community Director
Frank Gornick, Staff Director
William Gundacker, Community Director
Edna Ivans, R.Ph., Trustee Director
Valerie Keller, Community Director
Sheilah Kreyenhagen, Community Director
Willard Lewellen, Ph.D., Staff Director
Nancy Oliveira, Community Director
Nina Oxborrow, Trustee Director
Bill Pucheu, Community Director
Marcia Sablan M.D., Community Director
Oscar Sablan M.D., Community Director
Marc Scott, CPA, Community Director
Ann Stone, Secretary, Community Director
Ken Stoppenbrink, Chief Financial Officer, Staff Director
Don Warkentin, Staff Director
The West Hills Community College
Foundation Mission
The West Hills Community College Foundation enthusiastically engages residents, corporations, foundations
and communities of the San Joaquin Valley in financial support and advocacy
for the West Hills Community College District. We are entrepreneurial partners with the Colleges as we plan
and implement programs to build relationships and raise funds.
The West Hills Community College Foundation Vision
Our vision is to be a dynamic, legacy organization recognized for:
• The Foundation's $5 million endowment (by 2008)
• 140 new scholarship funds
• Establishment of a successful “new alumni” fundraising
program
• An effective and engaged Board
• Significant contributions to the “K-16 Dream” (creating
a college-going culture among K-12 students) and
• Sponsorship of cultural, educational and economic development programs.
The West Hills Community College Foundation– Guiding Principles
The West Hills Community College Foundation applies the following guiding principles in its conduct
of business:
• Advocate for education and its ability to change lives,
• Practice responsible stewardship,
• Maintain respect for others,
• Conduct business in an open and transparent manner,
• Support diversity and inclusiveness,
• Demonstrate reliability and accountability, and
• Exemplify a commitment to serve to students and the community.