EDWARD T.

KNUDSON

CAREER SUMMARY
30 years management experience which includes: *15 years in higher education administrative positions *11 years progressive experience in the hospitality industry with 8 years as a property general manager. *4 years NCO in U.S. Army 22 years progressive faculty and administration experience in higher education at both the community college and university levels. Includes work as Vice-President, Dean, Division Director, Department Chair, Faculty President and instructional faculty. 4 years U.S. Army, including 3 years as Non-commissioned officer. Vietnam Era Veteran.

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY
Full accountability for budget planning, development and administration in both public and private sectors. Creating positive climates for organizational change. Business turnaround and distressed property experience. Strategic planning background. Innovative marketing strategies. Collaborative management style. Collective Bargaining negotiating experience for both management and labor. Grievance and conflict resolution experience. Curriculum design and reform experience. Accreditation process and program review experience. Experience with Educational Master Planning. Experienced at developing student learning outcomes, program outcomes, and institutional effectiveness and assessment plans. Facilities planning, renovation and project management in both public and private sectors. Economic and workforce development program creation and oversight. Grants project development, management and reporting experience. Strong community partnership and resource development experience.

HIGHER EDUCATION 1989 Present

Moorpark College 2009 Present
Executive Vice-President: Serve as Chief Instructional Officer, Chief Student Services Officer, and Accreditation Liaison Officer, and member of collaborative District governance committees. Responsible for all instructional and student service operations of the college in an integrated model of operation. Moorpark College is a learning college that has an administrative team of 14 members, which includes 6 Deans; a full-time faculty of 155, part-time faculty of over 400; a classified staff of nearly 200, and an annual operational budget of $50 million. Accomplishments: Initiated governance process for General Education Reform, Outcomes and Assessment Planning Established and lead taskforce to develop comprehensive Enrollment Management plan Instituted electronic-only scheduling, and scheduling protocols that maintained productivity, identified curriculum core inventory, and course sequencing that maintained enrollments during significant budget reductions Instituted Curriculum Review Cycle and Prerequisite enforcement Created collaborative, operational management advisory group Successful Accreditation cycle and reaffirmation without restriction

Bakersfield College 2002 2009

Vice-President, Academic Affairs: (2006-2009) Chief Instructional Officer, overseeing 250 full-time faculty, 400 adjunct faculty and 300 classified staff in serving over 18,000 students per semester, delivering a full range of lower division transfer and career and technical education programs, workforce training and preparation and community service offerings. Responsible for an instructional budget for both general and restricted funds in excess of forty million dollars. Represent the administration on all college-wide committees and councils, and serve as Co-Chair on all instructionally related councils. Further serve as Accreditation Liaison Officer, Articulation Officer, and was an original member of the college Assessment Committee. Served on ACCJC site visit team Spring semester 2008. Accomplishments: Complete revision of the General Education program, outcomes and assessments. Revision of Course Scheduling and sequencing protocols and policy to increase student access and retention. Assisted in the development of a Strategic Planning Process, that links budget, planning and assessment. Realigned College Instructional Departments to increase management efficiency and effectiveness Non-Credit program development for enhanced funding and workforce preparation. Dean of Economic and Workforce Development: (2002-2006) Responsible for the fiscal and instructional operations of the program areas of Agriculture, Apprenticeship, Industrial Technology, Business, Computer Studies, Corporate and Community Services, Small Business Development Center, Environmental Compliance, and College Food Services. Previously, as Dean of Student Learning,, additionally responsible for the instructional departments of Allied Health, Life Sciences and Physical Sciences, and for the coordination of the offerings at community campuses and for the evening and weekend programs. Duties include planning, budgeting, budget management, program development, evaluation and review, outcomes and assessment development, and the hiring, professional development, supervision and evaluation of faculty and staff. Accomplishments: Partnerships with industry for program reform

Developed partnership network to build affordable housing in NRSA with City Integrated workforce and career and technical education programs

Grants:

Principal Investigator and Project Manager for HUD HSIAC Grant 2003-2006 Grant Reviewer: National HUD HSIAC Grant Applications, Washington, DC 2005, 2006 State Chancellors, Industry Driven Regional Collaborative Grants 2004, 2006 Project Manager for grants management and reporting for: o VTEA (Perkins) for all BC programs o TechPrep (Perkins) for four colleges in Kern/Tulare Consortium o Employers Training Resource (WIB) contract o FIPSE (Congressional earmark for Planetarium upgrade) o Participation with InSites Co of Colorado in NSF grant project o General oversight for Chancellors Center of Excellence, Workplace Learning, Small Business Development (both state and federal funds) and Regional Environmental Business Assistance Center (REBRAC)

Kern Community College District: Chief Negotiator: 2003-2007: Collective bargaining for full contract negotiations, contract re-opening issues, grievance resolution and contract admininstration for the three colleges, district agreement with California School Employees Association (CSEA). Successfully negotiated two complete contracts, and settled mediation. Special Project Director: 2004-2005: Developed Education and Training Master Plan for Mammoth and Bishop Centers of Cerro Coso College. President, KCCD Professional Management Association: (2004-2008). Selected by district managers to serve as the President in the inaugural year of a district-wide professional management association. Reelected for an additional two-year term.

Linn-Benton Community College: 1993 - 2000:

Division Director, Business and Computer Systems, 1998 - 2000: Responsible for the direct management of division operations, including personnel, budgetary and curricular functions; providing leadership in academic affairs, and participating in divisional and institutional planning and management. Develop division policy and procedures, goals and budget themes consistent with college Institutional Effectiveness directives. Accomplishments: Developed Cisco Academy for Computer Systems Department Curriculum and Program Reform Course Scheduling and Sequencing Plan for enrollment management Department Chair, Business Management, 1996 - 1998: Senior faculty position, which in addition to regular teaching requirements is responsible for course scheduling, budget management, curriculum development and coordination, supervision of part-time faculty and classified employees. Faculty 1993 - 1998: Responsible for teaching courses in business disciplines to include quantitative methods, management science, accounting, marketing, management and economics. Also provided academic advising for 200+ students per year. Coordinated cooperative work experience for business management students. Additionally, active in department leadership, faculty association, and on college-

wide committees. Served as Faculty President 1997-1998.

The University of Georgia: 1992-1993

Faculty: Responsible for undergraduate and graduate student advising, and for teaching upper division courses in Hotel and Restaurant Administration.

Oregon State University: 1989-1992

Faculty: Responsible for teaching upper division courses in Restaurant Operations and Club and Resort Management. Served as an advisor to undergraduate student organization and on the Affirmative Action Planning Committee for the College of Business.

Adjunct Faculty Positions 1990 - 2001

Chemeketa Community College 1990-1998 Western Oregon State College 1991- 2001 Linn-Benton Community College 1991-1992 Oregon Coast Community College 1991.

SELECTED RESEARCH and PRESENTATIONS

Assessment Planning and Programs Outcomes Planning and Implementation Association of California Community College Administrators, Annual Conference, February 2009. Contextual Basic Skills for the Workplace California Community College Economic and Workforce Development (CCCEWD) Annual Conference, Newport Beach, CA April 2008. California Community College Association of Occupational Educators (CCCAOE) panel discussion, Workplace Learning Initiative Centers, Susan Scaffidi lead presenter. October 2007. Using Grants and Partnerships to Build Career Ladder Opportunities National HACU Conference, Denver CO, October 2008. Center for Teaching Excellence Annual Conference, Clark Atlanta University, January 2008. Annual Housing and Urban Development HSIAC Conference, April 2007, Houston, TX. Community College League of California (CCLC), November 2006, San Jose, California Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT), National Congress October 2004, New Orleans, LA, California Community College Association of Occupational Educators (CCCAOE) October 2004, Long Beach California. Effectiveness Audits and Outcomes Assessment Planning, Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA), February 2004, Oakland, California. Toward Global Workforce Management. Co-authored, Ms. Patti Hagopian, Eastern Michigan University. Presentation and Proceedings Cultural Diversity Conference University of Houston 1994 Presentations and Proceedings International CHRIE Conference Chicago, IL, 1993. Strategic Plan for Tourism Development for Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde in Oregon. International CHRIE Conference, Chicago, IL 1993. Minimum Wage Impact Study International CHRIE Conference, Orlando FL 1992. Marketability Study for Conference Center, commissioned by the City of Corvallis and Benton County. Completed June 1989.

Summary of Courses Taught

*Marketing (Lower /Upper Division) *Operations Management (Upper Division) *Management (Lower/Upper Division) *Principles of Accounting (Financial/Managerial) *Organization Behavior (Upper

Division) *Business Quantitative Methods *Money and Banking (Upper Division)

*Principles of Economics (Micro and Macro) *Services Management (Upper Division)

*Operations Research (Upper Division)

HOTEL AND RESORT MANAGEMENT 1977 1987

Progressive experience managing facilities; working through the hotel ranks from Catering and Sales, to Food and Beverage Director, to General Manager of full service properties. Highlights include: Distressed business turnaround planning and implementation Negotiated national franchise and returned profitability for a property in repossession Supervised and trained 200 employees in a rapid start-up of a high volume seasonal property Market planning and staff training resulting in a 300% increase in revenues in 6 month period Facilities planning, remodeling, renovation, new construction and project management Training Officer for multiple property company. Prepared training manuals and instruction Development of policy, procedure, organizational goals, and budget processes Full profit/loss accountability and cash flow management Golf professional for public and private facilities. Full course management responsibility, pro shop operation, event management, and profit/loss accountability

EDUCATION
1990 1990 1977-78 1970-72

MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon December. 1990

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: Business Administration

Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. March 1990 General Business University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS AND BOARDS

Kern County Workforce Investment Board 2007-2009 Youth Council Planning and Program Committee Bakersfield College Foundation Board of Directors 2006-2009 Leadership Bakersfield: Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce . Advisory Board, 2005-2009 WESTEC Board of Directors 2004-2009 Bakersfield Vision 20/20 Education Taskforce California Community College Chief Instructional Officers 2006-present California Community College Chief Student Services Officers 2009-present Association of California Community College Educators (ACCCA) 2002-present California Community College Association of Occupational Educators (CCCAOE) 2002-present Central Region Consortium Statewide Construction and Building Trades Committee 2003-2004 California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley: Higher Education and Workforce Development Group Established by gubernatorial executive order to develop workforce solutions for the San Joaquin Valley Rotary International: Service began in 1983 Bakersfield Breakfast Rotary Club: President 2007-2008 President-Elect 2006-07 Board of Directors: 2004-present.

Rotary Club of Albany, OR

Board of Directors 2001-2002.

VITA CURRICULUM VITAE WILLARD CLARK LEWALLEN

Willard Clark Lewallen, Ph.D.

CONTACT INFORMATION WORK West Hills College Coalinga 300 Cherry Lane Coalinga, CA 93210

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OFFICE EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Education (1992), Graduate School of Education, University of California, Los Angeles. Dissertation Topic: Persistence of the "Undecided": The Characteristics and College Persistence of Students Undecided About Academic Major or Career Choice Management

Cognate:

M.S.Ed. in Counseling / Personnel Services (1984). Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. M.S. in Exercise Science (1978). Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. B.S. in Physical Education (1977). California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
FULL-TIME 2007- present President West Hills College Coalinga, Coalinga, CA. Chief Executive Officer responsible for all college operations and for assessing, planning, organizing, and evaluating the resources, programs, and services of the college to meet the educational needs of the diverse students and communities served in accordance with district, state, and federal policies and regulations. 1999-2007 Vice President, Student Services Victor Valley College, Victorville, CA. Reported directly to the Superintendent/President. Provided leadership and management for all traditional student services functions including: Admissions & Records, Counseling, Disabled Student Programs and Services, Extended Opportunity Programs and Services, Financial Aid, Career Center, Transfer Center, Matriculation, School and Community Outreach. Also directly responsible for the College Switchboard/Mail Room, Institutional Research, Management Information Systems, Campus Police, Commencement Ceremony, several grants, and Intercollegiate Athletics. Member of President Cabinet.

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1988 1999

Dean of Counseling Services and Enrollment Management Antelope Valley College, Lancaster, CA. Reported directly to the Vice President of Student Services. Directly responsible for: Career Center; psychological services; adult re-entry; Assessment Center; Counseling Center; all matriculation-related activities, programs, and services; human development curriculum; enrollment management. Served as system administrator for local area computer network in student services. Managed budgets and evaluated staff. Member of President's Administrative Council.

1984 - 1988

Counselor / Articulation Officer Antelope Valley College, Lancaster, CA. Provided academic, career, and personal counseling to community college students. Served as college articulation officer. Taught human development courses.

1979 - 1984

Academic Advisor Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. Provided academic, career, and personal counseling services to students in the School of Liberal Arts.

PART-TIME 1999 - 2007 Adjunct Professor Victor Valley College, Victorville, CA. Instructor for health education (online). Taught online using Blackboard Course Management System. 1993 - present Adjunct Professor University of La Verne, La Verne, CA. Chapman University, Orange, CA. Instructor in graduate program preparing students for M.A. degrees in counseling and educational administration. Teach courses in research methods, educational psychology, tests and measurements, and statistics. 1990- present Consultant to other colleges in the areas of assessment, information technology in the delivery of student services, student transition, and student development. Adjunct Professor Antelope Valley College, Lancaster, CA. Instructor in physical education, health, and personal development.

1984 1999

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CREDENTIALS
California Community College Chief Administrative Officer Credential (Life). California Community College Supervisor Credential (Life). California Community College Counselor Credential (Life). California Community College Instructor Credential (Life): Physical Education.

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES AND AFFILIATIONS

K-16 Bridge Program (www.k16bridge.org), co-founder and co-developer. Chair, Board of College Presidents, USA Community College Consortium (2010-2011, 2011-2012). USACCC (http://www.usacommcollege.com/) is a consortium of five community colleges that collaborate and share resources for recruiting international students. Association of California Community College Administrators (www.accca.org) President (2011-2012) President-elect (2010-2011) Vice President (2009-2010) Board of Directors (2007-present) Management Development Commission (1999-present) Evaluator, Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (2000-present). Central Valley Higher Education Consortium (CVHEC), Board of Directors (2007-present). West Hills Community College Foundation, Board of Directors, West Hills Community College District (2007-present). Westside Institute of Technology, Board of Directors, West Hills Community College District (2007-present). Victor Valley College Foundation, Board of Directors and member of Presidents Circle, 1999-2007. Accreditation Liaison Officer, Victor Valley College (2005-2007). Member, Telecommunications and Technology Advisory Committee (TTAC, 2003-2007), a statewide committee coordinated out of the California Community College Chancellors Office - appointed by the Chief Student Services Officers of California Community Colleges as their representative to this committee. Co-Chair, Accreditation Standard 1 - Institutional Mission and Effectiveness, Victor Valley College (1999-2007). Responsible for coordinating the self-study process and report for Standard 1. Member of Accreditation Steering Committee.

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President, Board of Directors for EUREKA - The California Career Information System, (1993-1997). EUREKA is a software company specializing in educational and career development software applications. EUREKA products are currently in use in over 600 schools, colleges, and agencies. California Association for Counseling and Development (1984-1997). California Community College Chief Student Services Officers Association (1999-2007). California Community College Counselors Association President (1994-95); Treasurer (1988-1991); Region Six Coordinator (1987-89); Executive Council (1987-1999); Chair, 1988 Southern Conference; Co-chair, 1999 Statewide Conference. National Academic Advising Association (1984-1997). Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (Western Association of Schools and Colleges), Task Group on Student Services, 1995-1996. Group that worked on revisions to accreditation standards that were incorporated in the 1996 Handbook of Accreditation. Co-Chair, Accreditation Standard 3 - Institutional Effectiveness, Antelope Valley College (1997-98). Responsible for coordinating the self-study process and report for Standard 3. Member of Accreditation Steering Committee. Co-Chair, Accreditation Standard 3 - Student Services, Antelope Valley College (1986-87, 1991-92). Responsible for coordinating the self-study process and report for Standard 3. Member of Accreditation Steering Committee. Member, Assessment Work Group, California Community College Chancellor's Office (1992-1995). Group responsible for evaluating and approving assessment instruments used for course placement in California Community Colleges. Member, Community College Advisory Board, California State University Northridge (1986-1999).

PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS
Lewallen, W.C. (in preparation). Correlates of student success in the community college. Lewallen, W.C. (in preparation). Changing Lives: The California Community College System. A book featuring case studies of individuals whose lives were transformed by the California community colleges. Lewallen, W.C., Clair, M., & Mistretta, S. (2002). Characteristics and academic performance of high school students attending Victor Valley College directly after graduation, 1996-2001. Victorville, CA: Victor Valley College (ERIC Document No. 476 453).

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Lewallen, W.C. (1996). Student equity: An examination of underrepresented student access and success. Lancaster, CA: Antelope Valley College (ERIC Document No. 395 609). Lewallen, W.C. (1995). Students decided and undecided about career choice: comparison of college achievement and student involvement. NACADA Journal, 15(1), 22-30. Lewallen, W.C. (1994). Multiple measures in placement recommendations: An exploration of variables related to course success. Lancaster, CA: Antelope Valley College. (ERIC Document No. 381 186) Lewallen, W.C. (September, 1994). Early alert: A report on two pilot projects at Antelope Valley College. Lancaster, CA: Antelope Valley College. (Eric Document No. 369 452) Lewallen, W.C. (1994). A profile of undecided college students. In Gordon, V., Issues in Advising the Undecided College Student (Freshman Year Experience Monograph No. 15). Columbia, SC: National Resource Center for the Freshman Year Experience. Lewallen, W.C. (February, 1993). Persistence of the "undecided". Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual Conference on The Freshman Year Experience. Columbia, SC: National Resource Center for The Freshman Year Experience. Lewallen, W.C. (1993). The impact of being "undecided" on college student persistence. Journal of College Student Development, 34(2), 103-112. Lewallen, W.C. (1992). Persistence of the "undecided": The characteristics and college persistence of students undecided about academic major or career choice. (University Microfilms No. 93-10950).

PRESENTATIONS / PROJECTS
Lewallen, W.C., Warkentin, D., Gornick, F., and Avila, P. (July, 2011). Strategic Relationships, Partnerships & Alliances. Workshop presented at the 2011 Executive Leadership & Management Institute (ELMI) for the Western Association of College & University Business Officials. University of Southern California, CA. Lewallen, W.C., Warkentin, D., Gornick, F., and Avila, P. (February, 2011) Improving Institutional Effectiveness in a Multi-College Environment. Workshop presented at the 2011 annual conference of the Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). Long Beach, CA. Lewallen, W.C., Warkentin, D., and Avila, P. (October, 2010). Multi-campus Model for Integrated Institutional Planning. Presented at the regional workshop of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. Mt. San Antonio College, CA. Lewallen, W.C. and Piercy, C. (March, 2009). The K-16 Bridge Program Creates a Seamless Pathway from Secondary School to College. Workshop presented at Innovations 2009 sponsored by the League for Innovation in the Community College. Reno-Tahoe, NV. Lewallen, W.C.. Castillo, D., Rossette, G., Minnitte, J., Cantu, S., and Arias, M. (February, 2009). Westside Institute of Technology: A Collaborative Solution for Rural Workforce Development. Workshop presented at the 2009 annual conference of the Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). San Diego, CA.

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Lewallen, W.C. and Piercy, C. (March, 2008). A Model for Connecting High School Students to Postsecondary Opportunities. Workshop presented at the 2008 Northern CEOs Conference for California Community Colleges. Yosemite, CA. Lewallen, W.C., Piercy, C., Ellerman, T., and Bilal, S. (November, 2007). Building the Bridge: Connecting High School Students to Postsecondary Opportunities. Workshop presented at the 2007 Conference on Information Technology sponsored by the League for Innovation in the Community College. Nashville, TN. Lewallen, W.C., Piercy, C., Ellerman, T., and Bilal, S. (March, 2007). Building the Bridge: Connecting High School Students to Postsecondary Opportunities. Workshop presented at the annual 2007 CCCCIO/CCCCSSAA conference for California Community Colleges. San Francisco, CA. Lewallen, W.C., Piercy, C., Ellerman, T., and Bilal, S. (February, 2007). Building the Bridge: Connecting High School Students to College Opportunities. Workshop presented at the 2007 annual conference of the Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). San Francisco, CA. Lewallen, W.C., Piercy, C., Ellerman, T., and Bilal, S. (January, 2007). The Bridge Program. Workshop presented at the 2007 annual conference of the California League of High Schools. Monterey, CA. Lewallen, W.C., McCaslin, J., Dees, R., & Alquaddoomi, S. (February, 2006). Best Practices for Implementing and Managing a Compressed Calendar. Workshop presented at the 2006 annual conference of the Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). Glendale, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (February, 2006). Compressed Calendar Symposium. Member of panel addressing planning and implementation issues surrounding alternative academic calendars, Citrus College, Glendora, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (July, 2003). Demographic and Performance Characteristics of Online Learners and Traditional Learners. Paper presented at the Sixteenth Annual International Conference on the First-Year Experience and Students in Transition, Vancouver, Canada. Lewallen, W.C. (March, 2002). Demographic and Performance Characteristics of Online Learners. Workshop presented at the annual conference of the California Virtual College, Sacramento, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (April, 2001). Using Technology to Enhance and Manage Recruitment and Outreach Efforts. Workshop presented at the Region 9 Think Tank Conference for the California Community Colleges, Riverside, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (March, 1999). Recruitment and Outreach Strategies: Stimulating Enrollment Growth with Limited Resources. Workshop presented at the annual conference of the California Community College Chancellor's Office, Los Angeles, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (July, 1998). Toward an understanding of undecided students: Shattering the myths. Paper presented at the Eleventh Annual International Conference on the First-Year Experience, Dublin, Ireland.

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Lewallen, W.C. (October, 1997). Undecided college students: Shattering the myths. Paper presented at the annual conference of the California Community College Counselors Association Conference, Oakland, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (April, 1995). An approach to using multiple measures in course placement recommendations. Presentation at the annual conference of the California Community College Chancellor's Office, Los Angeles, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (April, 1994). An alternative approach to early alert. Presentation at the annual conference of the California Community College Chancellor's Office, San Jose, CA. Lewallen, W.C. & Smith, B. (April, 1994). Assessing institutional effectiveness. Presentation at the annual conference of the California Community College Chancellor's Office, San Jose, CA. Lewallen, W.C. & Smith, B. (January, 1993). What makes students persist? Seminar presented to faculty and administrators at Antelope Valley College, Lancaster, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (October, 1992). Assessment data on a local area computer network. Presentation and demonstration at the User's Group for the Computerized Assessment and Placement Program (CAPP), Long Beach, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (April, 1992). Whatever happened to the class of 1988? Presentation at the Chancellor's Office Conference for the California Community Colleges, San Francisco, CA. Raufman, L., Shenk, E., Halliday, K., & Lewallen, W.C. (March 1992). Counseling issues. Panel presentation at the annual conference of the California Community College Chief Student Services Administrators Association, Costa Mesa, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (February, 1992). The impact of being an undecided student on persistence. Paper presented at the Retention Showcase: Focus on the Undecided Student, Costa Mesa, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (October, 1991). Computers for counselors: Tools for managing information and delivering service. Presentation at the annual conference of the League for Innovation in the Community College, San Diego, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (October, 1990). The computer as a tool for counselors. Demonstration and presentation at the annual conference for the California Community College Counselors Association, Anaheim, CA. Lewallen, W.C. (October, 1990). Computerized intervention strategies to assist at-risk students. Presentation at the annual conference of the League for Innovation in the Community College, Dallas, TX. Lewallen, W.C. (April 1989). Matriculation Update: A status report on implementation of matriculation. Roundtable discussion leader at the spring conference for the Central Coast Learning, Assessment, and Retention Consortium, Ventura, CA. Stubblefield, J., Lewallen, W.C., Mattoon, S., Stedman, L., Gelbar, A., & Berg, D. (November 1989). Automated student services. Presentation at the annual conference for the California Association of Community Colleges, San Jose, CA.

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Penney, R., Tillery, M., Lewallen, W.C., & Faulman, L. (March 1988). Use of faculty as advisors. Panel presentation at the annual conference of the California Community College Chief Student Services Administrators Association, Palm Springs, CA.

GRANTS
U.S. Department of Education, Trio/Student Support Services - $1.4 million, 2010-2015 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Labor, Pathways Out of Poverty - $3.2 million, 2010-2012 (West Hills Community College District). U.S. Department of Labor, Community Based Job Training for Health Careers - $850,000, 2010-2013 (West Hills College Coalinga, West Hills College Lemoore, State Center Community College District). U.S. Department of Education, High School Equivalency Program (HEP) - $2.4 million, 2009-2014 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Agriculture / National Institute of Food and Agriculture (Hispanic Serving Institution), Water and Natural Resources - $248,000, 2010-2012 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Transportation, Commercial Motor Carriers (Trucking) - $349,000, 20082012 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Agriculture / National Institute of Food and Agriculture (Hispanic Serving Institution), Food Safety - $295,000, 2009-2011 (West Hills College Coalinga, West Hills College Lemoore, College of the Sequoias). U.S. Department of Agriculture / National Institute of Food and Agriculture (Hispanic Serving Institution), Agriculture Engineering Technology - $500,000, 2008-2010 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Education, College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) - $2.1million, 2007-2012 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Education, Upward Bound Classic - $1.3 million, 2008-2012 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Education, Upward Bound Math and Science - $1.25 million, 2007-2012 (West Hills College Coalinga). Fresno County Workforce Investment Board, Psychiatric Technician Training - $75,000, 2009-2010. California Community College Chancellors Office, Career Advancement Academy Grant $200,000, 2007-2010 (West Hills College Coalinga). California Community College Chancellors Office, Workforce Investment Act Allied Health Extension - $271,500, 2009-2011 (West Hills College Coalinga). California Community College Chancellors Office, Teacher Preparation Pipeline Grant $344,481, 2007-2008 (West Hills College Coalinga). U.S. Department of Education, Title V Hispanic Serving Institution Cooperative Grant #2 $3.5 million, 2006-2011 (Victor Valley College). U.S. Department of Education, Title V Hispanic Serving Institution Grant - $2.7 million, 20042009 (Victor Valley College). U.S. Department of Education, Title V Hispanic Serving Institution Cooperative Grant #1 $3.5 million, 2005-2010 (Victor Valley College). U.S. Department of Education, Title IV, Trio (Student Support Services) Grant - $1.1 million, 2005-2009 (Victor Valley College). Student Support Partnership Integrating Resources and Education (SSPIRE), James Irvine Foundation $300,000, 2005-2008 (Victor Valley College).

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SPECIALIZED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES

14 graduate courses in research design, evaluation, measurement, and statistics. Outstanding verbal and written communication skills as evidenced by numerous professional publications and presentations. High level of information technology skills High level of competency with word processing, database, spreadsheet, statistical, presentation, network, document imaging, communication, online learning systems, and web-based software applications. 10 years experience as system administrator for a local area network. Led implementation of ERP (Datatel) at Victor Valley College. Consultant to colleges in the use and implementation of software applications to support student services programs and services.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Fresno County Library System, Measure B Campaign Committee, 2011-present. Citizens Advisory Committee, Pleasant Valley State Prison, 2007-present. Coalinga Area Chamber of Commerce, Board of Directors, 2007-present. Vice Chair 2011 Chair 2012 Coalinga Rotary Club, 2007-present. President 2011-2012 President 2010-2011 Volunteer, Imaginarium Institute of Fine Arts (Coalinga), 2007-present. Member, Adelanto Chamber of Commerce, 1999-2007. Member, Hesperia Chamber of Commerce, 1999-2007. Volunteer, Grace Resource Center (serving the homeless), Antelope Valley. Member, Lancaster Education Ad Hoc Committee - community volunteer group that developed a Career Information Center for the Lancaster City Library, the first of its kind in the Los Angeles County Library System. Member, Board of Directors, Antelope Valley Children's Choir. Coach, Lancaster Youth Pony Baseball League. Board of Directors, American Heart Association - Greater Los Angeles Affiliate.

AWARDS
President of the Year, Rotary International District 5230 (2010-2011). Club of the Year, Coalinga Rotary Club, Rotary International District 5230 (2010-2011). Citizen of the Year Nominee, Coalinga Area Chamber of Commerce (2011). Certificate of Appreciation, Fresno County Office of Migrant Education (2011). Citizen of the Year Nominee, Coalinga Area Chamber of Commerce (2010). Certificate of Appreciation, Fresno County Office of Migrant Education (2010). 2010, West Hills College (North District Center) named one of Americas 50 Best Community Colleges by Washington Monthly Magazine. One of only 2 California community colleges named to the list. 2009, West Hills College named one of the Great Colleges to Work For, Chronicle of Higher Education.

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2007 Nominee, Leadership Award for Administrative Excellence, Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). 2007 Volunteer of the Year Award, Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). Special Appreciation Award, Bronze Legacy Contributor Victor Valley College District Foundation (2005). Paragon Award (Gold) for brochure National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (2003). Paragon Award (Silver) for electronic viewbook - National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (2003). Certificate of Appreciation, High Desert Black Heritage Committee (2001). Paragon Award (Silver) for electronic viewbook - National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (2001). Pro Awards (2nd place) for college promotional video Community College Public Relations Organization (2001). Pro Awards (3rd place) for viewbook/student recruitment book Community College Public Relations Organization (2001). Certificate of Appreciation, High Desert Black Heritage Committee (2000). Mayors Certificate of Commendation for Lancaster Library Career Information Center City of Lancaster (1997). Distinguished Service Award, EUREKA The California Career Information System (1996). Presented at the California Career Conference for outstanding contributions to career development. Certificate of Appreciation, California Community College Chancellor's Office (1996). Certificate of Appreciation, California Community College Counselors Association (19871996). Outstanding Service Award, California Community College Counselors Association (1989, 1990, 1993). Nominee, 1995 Distinguished Alumni Award, School of Liberal Arts, Purdue University. Award of Merit, American Heart Association - Greater Los Angeles Affiliate (1988-89).

PROFESSIONAL RESUME GILBERT H. STORK, Ed.D. Fall 2011 NAME Gilbert H. Stork (Gil) San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 CONTACT INFORMATION

EMPLOYER Cuesta College PO Box 8106 San Luis Obispo, CA 93403 CURRENT POSITION TITLE Interim Superintendent/President Vice President, Student Services, Emeritus EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Cuesta College (1967-Present) 2010-2011 Superintendent/President on an interim basis. I am responsible, as Chief Executive Officer, for executing District policies and implementing identified goals through the day-to-day management of the District for organizing, reorganizing, and arranging the administrative and supervisory staff, including instruction, administrative and student services in a manner which best serves the District; and for all personnel matters including selection, assignment, transfer, performance evaluation, and discipline of employees, subject to Board approval. 2004-2009 I retired from full-time service as Vice President, Student Services on June 30, 2004. I served during the Fall 2004 semester as interim vice president, student services, performing the duties listed above, until the search process for the new vice president was completed. For the Spring 2005 and Spring 2008 semesters, as Interim Dean of Humanities, I oversaw the instructional programs and faculty in the areas of Fine Arts, Applied Music and Theater Arts, English, Languages and Communication, Social Sciences, English as a Second Language, and the Emeritus College (Non-credit classes for senior adults). For the Fall 2009 semester, as Interim Dean of Workforce and Economic Development, I oversaw the instructional programs in Engineering and Technology,
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Business Education, and Human Development along with Emeritus College, Community Programs, and many grant funded projects. For the semesters Fall 2004 through Fall 2009, I also taught mathematics on a parttime basis in the Cuesta College mathematics division. 1990-2004 Assistant Superintendent/Vice President of Student Services, I was responsible for all student support services at Cuesta College. These include: admissions and records, counseling services, financial aid, extended opportunities programs and services (EOPS), matriculation and assessment services, institutional research, student life and leadership, student government, student outreach, reentry services, student health services, college and community relations, enrollment management, and intercollegiate athletics. In addition, I coordinated our off-campus instructional programs held at Arroyo Grande and Nipomo High Schools and represented the college in community, county, and state affairs. In addition, I served as administrative representative to the Western State Athletic Conference, served on the district negotiating team, and Foundation Board of Directors; 1979-1990 Dean of Instruction - Sciences, Mathematics, and Physical Education/Athletics; I oversaw the instructional programs and faculty/staff in the areas of Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematics, Physical Education, and Intercollegiate Athletics; I also supervised the development of the evening and summer class schedules; 1977-1979 Associate Dean of Instruction responsible for managing the evening college, summer session, and off- campus classes held in Arroyo Grande, Paso Robles, Atascadero, Shandon, Templeton, California Mens Colony, and Atascadero State Hospital; and recruited, hired, and evaluated all District part-time faculty; 1970-1977 Served as mathematics instructor, including 3 years as division chair of the physical sciences and mathematics division; and 1967-1970 Served as physical education instructor/assistant football coach.

San Luis Obispo High School (1964-1967) Served three years as mathematics instructor and football/baseball coach.

EDUCATION California Polytechnic State University (SLO) B.S. Mathematics, 1963 M.A. Mathematics, 1965 Brigham Young University Ed.D. Educational Administration, 1981 Dissertation: A Model for Evaluating Academic Program Effectiveness: A Study of Mathematics Instruction

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Member: SLO Rotary Club since 1986; Member: Old Mission Parish in San Luis Obispo; Co-chair of capital campaign for seismic retrofit of Old Mission; Served on local boards of directors for School/Community Liaison Council, Casa Solana, Friends of Prado Day Center, SLO Chamber of Commerce, SLO Youth Sports Association; Volunteer auctioneer raising over $1.9 million in funds for non-profits organizations including: Cuesta College Foundation, Cuesta Athletic Boosters, Childrens Museum, SLO Symphony, SLO Little Theater, Pacific Repertory Opera, Arts for Youth, SLO Rotary, YMCA, Performing Arts Center, Friends of Hearst Castle, North County Humane Society, Monterey Art Center, Morro Bay Natural History Museum, City of Paso Robles, SLO Art Center, Enhancement, Inc., Cal Poly Wheel Chair Foundation, SLO Community Foundation, Friends of Prado Day Center, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, TEACH Foundation, and Bishops Peak School; Member of Board of Directors for Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center; Member of Board of Directors for the Economic Vitality Corporation; Honorary Chair of the United Way community campaign; Emcee/host for the Central Coast Economic Forecast forum; Emcee/host for the Cal Poly Honored Alumni induction ceremony; Emcee/host for the Cal Poly Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony; Member of Paso Robles City/Schools Liaison Committee Member of the County Office of Education Superintendents Council PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY Member of California Mathematics Council for Community Colleges (CMC) President of Cuesta College Faculty Association 1974-1975 Board member of California Community College Chief Student Services Administrators Association (CCCCSSAA) 1992-1998: Region 6 representative 1992-1993, Vice President for Southern California 1993-1995, President-elect 1995-1996, President 1996-1997, and Past President 1997-1998) Member of Chief Student Services Officers Senior Association (CSSOSA) Member of Chief Executive Officers of the California Community Colleges (CEOCCC) RECOGNITIONS SLO Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year for 2000 Presidents Award for Excellence in Leadership, Cuesta College 2004 Service Award SLO County School Boards Association Friend of Education Award Cal Poly School of Education 2011 FAMILY