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If Coastline Community College were to print a résumé, it would be lengthy and impressive. Since opening our doors to the community in 1976, our faculty and staff have served thousands of students, conferred numerous degrees and certificates, transferred countless students on to four-year colleges and universities, won buckets of awards, and hosted more events than we can remember.

Coastline is probably most well known for our efforts and accomplishments in Distance Learning education. We started

with telecourses and today offer complete associate degrees, certificates, and courses leading to transfer to students from around the world through online classes, CD/DVD-rom courses, telecourses and independent study. In fact, some of our best students are ones we have never met face-to-face—our military students. These unique and noble individuals are taking classes with us—at a distance—from bases, submarines, and aircraft carriers all over the world. And, while they are focused on serving the entire country, we are focused on serving them.

Our résumé includes vast experience in delivering classes in a unique fashion, not at a centralized campus where students have to venture to us to

Vision Statement Creating opportunities for student success.

Mission StatementCoastline Community College promotes academic excellence and student success for today’s global students through accessible, flexible, innovative education that leads to the attainment of associate degrees, transfers, certificates, basic skills readiness for college, and career and technical education.

Coastline Community CollegePresident: 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 Cody Joe Torre, Student Trustee Chancellor: Andrew C. Jones, Ed.D.

AccreditationCoastline is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), a nationally recognized regional accrediting agency.

Non-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 identify, gender expression, religion, age, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, medical condition, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, or genetic information.

Coastline Community College Administrative Offices 11460 Warner Avenue Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Main Number (714) 546-7600 Admissions and Records (714) 241-6176 Assessment Center (714) 241-6285 Bookstore (714) 241-6101 Counseling (714) 241-6162 Financial Aid (714) 241-6239 Military Programs (714) 241-6326 Veterans Resource Center (714) 241-6126

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learn, but out in the community where we bring the learning to them. We started by offering courses nearly everywhere—at senior centers, office buildings, strip malls, churches, high schools, and other neighborhood locations. In 1997, we constructed the Garden Grove Center and then, in 2005, the Le-Jao Center in Westminster. Just recently, we celebrated the completion of our third mini-campus, the Newport Beach Center. Just as it was in our early years, these campuses are located throughout the Coast Community College District to continue to serve students nearby to their work and homes.

Today, Coastline is continually on the list of “Top 100 degree producers” in the U.S. (thanks to our massive military education program) and is also the proud recipient of several other titles and awards. For example, did you know that Coastline has won 19 Emmy Awards for excellence in telecourse design, writing, and production? Coast Learning Systems, a division of Coastline Community College, has produced this award-winning courseware for nearly 40 years and continues to do so today.

Regardless of our impressive résumé, we are experiencing some challenging times. You’ve heard the story: the recession, the lost jobs, the number of people returning to college to train for a new career or to become a more

competitive candidate. Our awards and accolades are drawing students to us, and we strive to serve them all with less and less funding. Nonetheless, we at Coastline are committed to our new Vision for the college: Creating opportunities for student success. We are committed to being innovators—building new programs and services to support our students. Take, for example, our new STAR program—an accelerated transfer-focused path that gets students into a CSU in merely 3.5 semesters. Compare that to the typical time it takes students to complete their A.A. degree (4-6 years) and you’ll see how Coastline is developing programs that are a model for colleges in California and beyond.

As we move forward with that Vision in mind, we also firmly commit to the Coastline Mission, which is to promote academic excellence and student success for today’s global students through accessible, flexible, innovative education that leads to the attainment of associate degrees, transfers, certificates, basic skills readiness for college, and career and technical education.

If you believe in our Vision and Mission and want to help us to expand programs to support these leading goals, please join us as a partner and friend of the college. The Coastline Foundation offers numerous opportunities for you to get involved,

and your contribution of time, money, or talent will have a tremendous impact on current and future Coastline students. I look forward to seeing how your résumé can be partnered with ours to expand and promote higher education in Orange County.

I welcome your comments and feedback at ladrian@coastline.edu or at (714) 241-6153.

Warmest Regards,

Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D.President

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A message from the Jennifer Vaughn, President of the Coastline Foundation Board

Dear Coastline neighbors, partners, students, and supporters:

As 2012 comes to a close, I’m excited about the many successes we have to celebrate the year. Not only do we have a brand new campus in Newport Beach, but with the approval of Measure M in the recent election, the Coast Community College District will have the means to upgrade and repair our additional facilities and continue to improve and expand our capabilities. Thanks to you—local voters—Coastline will continue to thrive even in this challenging economy.

Partnerships are the key to the college’s success: Partnering with community leaders to pass a successful bond measure, linking up with local business executives and creating working advisory boards to offer students real-world training on emerging topics, and joining forces with a variety of caring, giving, and passionate local philanthropists who know that higher education should be a number one priority here in Orange County. We rely on supporters of the Coastline Foundation to not only help with donations for scholarships and program improvements, but to also help spread the word about Coastline and its mission. I hope you will join us by donating some of your time, money, or talent to our cause...you’ll be happy you did.

“Cheers” to Coastline and the college’s many successes in the 2011-2012 academic year. We are already off to a good start for 2012-2013, and I look forward to seeing what the future holds for this institution that I am so proud to be a part of.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Vaughn

Public Affairs Manager, Southern California Gas Company

Rare opportunity to add your name to a Newport Beach iconThe Coastline Foundation is still offering naming opportunities at the Newport Beach campus which opens for classes in January 2013. This rare opportunity allows you to honor your family and loved ones with a monument to their life on a building overlooking the ocean in Newport Beach. Whether your gift is small or large, your involvement in the Coastline Community College Newport Beach Campaign showcases your commitment to your family, the community, and to higher education.

Foundation Board welcomes Rochelle Groh

Rochelle Groh, the Sustainability Supervisor for Rainbow Environmental Services, is the newest member of the Coastline Foundation Board of Directors. Rochelle is also an active member of the Coastline Foundation Conference Steering Committee—a team responsible for planning and hosting the upcoming Orange County Women’s Conference scheduled to take place on March 1, 2013. A passionate environmentalist, one of Rochelle’s many duties at Rainbow Environmental Services is to oversee school and commercial recycling programs to ensure compliance with California State Mandate AB341. Each program is designed for individuals and businesses to incorporate best environmental practices to connect with maximum financial and environmental sustainability. She also conducts tours across Rainbow’s 17.5 acre campus, manages consulting contracts and prepares and collaborates on facility wide monthly disposal reporting. In addition to her involvement with the Coastline Foundation, Rochelle is the 2012-2013 President Elect of Kiwanis, Huntington Beach, Member of the Environmental Education Team of Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, Member of the Friends of the Children’s Library, Huntington Beach Chapter, and a Chamber of Commerce member in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, and Westminster. Rochelle explains that “the possibility of giving people the tools to create a new beginning is what motivates me to give back to the community.”

The Coastline Art Gallery, located at the Coastline Newport Beach campus, is one of many spaces available in the naming opportunities program offered by the Coastline Foundation.

MAKE A PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONSet an example for others by making a personal contribution to the Newport Beach Campus campaign. Your donation will be used to enhance programs and services at this center, and to help students from Newport Beach and surrounding areas pursue an education and have a greater chance at success. For more information on naming opportunities and locations, contact the Coastline Foundation at (714) 241-6154 or e-mail foundation@coastline.edu.

The following named-gift opportunities are still available:

The Newport Beach Campus $3,000,000The Coastline Art Gallery $1,000,000The Rooftop Garden $1,000,000

Veterans Resource Center (VRC) $250,000Courtyard $250,000ABI Program $150,000Gallery Corridor $150,000Student Success Center $100,000Walkway to the Future $100,000

Kitchen $75,000Art Rooms (each) $50,000Paralegal Reading Room PLEDGED $50,000

Activity/Multifunctional Room $25,000Conference Room (each) $15,000Reception Area (each) $15,000

Benches $10,000Classrooms (each) $10,000Computer Labs (each) $10,000Science Labs (each) $10,000

Counselor’s Office $5,000

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The mission of the Coastline Community College Foundation is to support students through scholarships, endowment, and other financial programs by expanding the college’s capacity to meet the diverse needs of Coastline students and the community. The Coastline Foundation and the students of Coastline Community College recognize and appreciate the following donors who have contributed time and financial support:

$5,000+Betty Lou Faust Trust, Trustee Timothy FolkersC.W. DriverCharitable Lead Annuity Trust Coastline Academic SenateCoastline ASGComerica BankEdison InternationalFoundation for California Community CollegesLee’s Sandwiches Shalini MalhotraTangram InteriorsThe Jao Foundation Union Bank Wells Fargo Bank

$2500 - $4999Army Emergency ReliefAT&T Marilyn FryInternational Education Corporation International Society of Children with Cancer (ISCC)Henry KahrsJames MiklichRainbow Environmental ServicesCharles Schwab

$1000 - $2499Amtrend Corporation Cabinets 2000California Bank & TrustCalifornia Retired Teachers AssociationCallahan and Blaine, APLC Coast Community College District FoundationCoastline Classified SenateCOPPA Robert CovertDing-Jo and Mark CurrieLynn & Gordon DahnkeDeloitteSeth EllisonFountain Bowl Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLPGoodwill Industries of OC J.D. Property Management, Inc. Judith GarveyParisima Hassani

Mariam KhosravaniSally KurzKenneth LeightonMargaret LovigBrooks MorrisOC Aesthetics & Vein Institute Officers and Spouses ClubMalinni RoeunSusan RudinScholarship AmericaVeronica SalcedoTom SnyderMary-Christine SungailaTaviet-LCS - Tri TranThe Gas Company

$500 - $999Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D.BP Fabric of America Fund C.H.I.L.D.Coastline Contract EducationRuth DillsChuck HenryDan JonesLaya KhadjaviKrogerPat LawsonLisa LeeKaren LevyLPA, Inc.Liz MenziesChristine NguyenCharles NokesOrange County Care Providers, Inc.Park Place Dentistry Roya ParvizTony PascoeLeslie PurdySchoolsFirst Federal Credit UnionSouthern California Edison Charles StraubLaurie SwancuttDung TranLois Wilkerson

$250 - $499Priscilla AhernEster AntmanCristina ArellanoBank of America Home LoansRozanne Capoccia-WhiteLiz Cartwright

Richard CodyKathy ColbyDudley & Dudley, LLC Paula FarthingMark FrischValerie GreeleyJoan KnoxCindy MonaghanLee MuenseJohn NolandLois O’DonoghueJanis PetersonChristopher RagoneAlison RodriguezGeorge RuffBill Salesky Debra SecordSverre ThomassenRoger Van Beek

$100 - $249Eric ActonMary AlvarezHeather AshwillDon AyresLynne BakerJane BaumanMike BennettMartha BeeryMary ButlerC4L Kids Foundation, Inc. David CantRoneet CarmellShanon ChristiansenBarbara DarbySheryl FoleyCarl and Jinny FarrisSherman FeslerSandra FriefeldJoycelyn GrootStephen GroveTerri GuichetPatricia HackmanElaine HillJody HollindenJanette HughesKourosh JafariNancy JenkinsMegan JonesSandra KaslowDiane KellenerChristina KendrickBrian KendrickFarzaneh Khazrai

Linda KuntzmanKristen LeStanley LoebVinicio LopezCarolyn MachadoMelvin MartinPeggy McDonaldLaurie MelbyCliff PajaroJohn ParkerSheena PhanCynthia PienkowskiDiana RamonKaren RobinsonVincent RodriguezJaime RomuaS.A.M.D.Linda SaboriDe Anne SbardellatiSharon ShibataStephen SkahenDonna SkinnerChristine SullivanRon SumnerMargaret TaylorLynn TorriniDawn WebsterRobert WilliamsRobert WulffraatMark WolfsonDorinda Van BeekMarcia Van BeekPeter Vander HaeghenTina Xa

$25-$99Active NetworkJanet AdamsDarian AistrichIsaiah AguirreLaura AndersonPam AngellOrlando ArabeAnh ArabeDiane AsherDon BairdRebekah BairdDeborah BaldwinKimberli-Rae BaldwinNancy BarryDorothy BeaverTed BoehlerSergio BorjaTyler Bowman

Carl Ballton, representing corporate donor Union Bank Foundation, is recognized by Coastline Foundation Executive Director, Mariam Khosravani (L), and Coastline President (R), Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D.

Noriko BurcherRylan BurnettKeith BoyumMegan CallananLaurie CanningJohn CastilloC.C.H.N. INC. DBA Continuity Home Care Nurses, IncPat ChandlerAnne ChristensenWendy ClarkHormay CoPaula CokerSusan ColeTammy CoolingGina CousineauTerri DainkoJohn DalgleishDenise DangoraGeorgette DavisJean DavisJeannette De GuzmanDoan DiMary Ann DickinsonTroy DonalsonMelissa DravenLaura DrinkwaterLindsay DumkaTimothy DurisinJonathan EknoSteve ElliotMiraflor EspirituAndrea EstacioEsther FavroHenri FeinerBarbara FieldsMichelle FigueroaSusan FlobergDiane FollisHedy FrancoisBeverly GandallJoey GandiaJ.I. GardnerSue GarrattKimberly GarrisonJohn GeraghtyChris GibbonsBrian GoldsmithMateo GomezRachelle GrohValerie GustavsonMel GuzmanCourtney HackmanScott HagertyKarin HaleJeanne HarmonJim HartleyDawn HeidenrichMary HeiglHewlett PackardSarah HilinskiBetty HiscockCharlene HoDebbie HoRobert HogeboomCecil HolcombBecky HoskinsRyan Hotz

Jennifer IraniDan JohnsonLeisa JohnsonMorgan JonesNancy JonesTracy JongWendy KaoBarbara KarchGladys KempeRichard KendallKKB Home Care, Inc. DBA Comfort Keepers #608 Kathy KlingenbergSusan KnopickJanet KowskySharon KumpHarry LangdonRonald LantzLeni LawatchKim LawsonJeanette LeeKarin LekasTammy LongAshley LopezRachel LopezDonna LubanskiR.J. LuszczakBrenda MadsenMary MaduenaMaria MaiGary MansdorferMarianne MatthewsTim McCalmontSandra McDanielJennifer McDonaldMary McGuckinDarryl MclverDavid MegillBarbara MeyerPatty MillardJerry MillerDavid MillsVelvet MiscioneJudy MontagueJulie MonteleoneKaren MoraDena MoreanBethany MosierDinna MyersCarol NeedhamSandy NeufeldAilene NguyenJohn NguyenTrang NguyenMarcella NorlingColleen O’DonoghueKelly O’SteenJessica OlshanKen OstrowskiJoel PalkaChristine PaquetteCathy ParsaCarole PayetteDavid PelayoCarol PfafflyTracee PhomprasackSarah PierceEmelito Pinga

Janet PiorekAnna PreciadoBeth RaffTino RagoneJimmy RegisKarl ReissmuellerCandace RevillaDebra ReynoldsMaria RiosBecky RoachErika RomeoAnnette RosenfeldAngie RosenfieldRittika RoyPayman SalamatiPatricia SalumbidesGeorge SantoroRebecca SchifferHedda SchnurCharlotte SefcikJohn SefcikLaura SefcikSandra SefcikSusan SemotanSenior HelpersGeri SextonCheri SiefenDorothy SilvermanJenny SkinnerPaul SkinnerMargaret SmithMarlene Churgel SmithBecky SnyderEleanore SorianoCaroline SpojaKelly StackStar Dental Group Inc.Barbara SteckJames StewartNorma StuhleyKaren SuchySusan SwankSwarts Family TrustHilary SweenTiffany SyMarcia TakacsMaricel TatcoGeneva TraficantoChau TranKhoi TranNhi TranTiffany TranCarmen TunisJoan UnderwoodRobert VegaMelanie Vergilio-HahnDebbie VigneaultFrances WangMichelle WangKathy WhiteFrank WhittmannCarrol WolfKathy WoodlingMark WordenNorman WymanQuan XaMellissa YuErin Zimmerman

The Coastline Community College Foundation gratefully acknowledges those who generously donate their time, money, and talent for the benefit of our students.

Foundation Board PresidentJENNIFER VAUGHN, Public Affairs Manager, Southern California Gas Company

Foundation BoardLORETTA ADRIAN, Ph.D., President, Coastline Community CollegeTONY AGUILAR, Resource Manager, Southern California EdisonSTEPHANIE ARDREY, President, ArdreyGroup,LLC SHELDON BARASCH, M.D., Pathologist, Bio-Path Medical Group LARRY BROUGHTON, Founder/CEO of Broughton Hotels & Broughton Advisory GroupDANIEL CALLAHAN, J.D., Founding Partner, Callahan & Blaine, APLCDING-JO H. CURRIE, Ph.D., Faculty, CSUF Educational Leadership Program (Ed.D.); CEO, United Education Alliance JOE DECARLO, Managing Partner, JD Property Management, Inc. DEENA DINH, District Manager, Wells Fargo BankROCHELLE GROH, Sustainability Supervisor, Rainbow Environmental ServicesFRANK JAO, Principal, Bridgecreek Group, Inc.HANK KAHRS CPA, RGLKIM KAO, CEO, Logiclink, Inc.RYAN KELLY, CEO, Spectrum Asset Management, Inc.SALLY KURZ, Professor Information TechnologyJEFF MORIN, Director of External Affairs, AT&T CHRISTINE NGUYEN, Director Fiscal Services, Coastline Community CollegeDAVE OSBORN, Vice President Operations, West Lanes Recreation CentersMARY CHRISTINE “M.C.” SUNGAILA, Partner, Snell & Wilmer, LLC.

Foundation Executive DirectorMARIAM KHOSRAVANI

Foundation StaffPAULA COKER ASHLEY LOPEZ

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The Coastline Community College Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Tax ID #: 33-0094898.

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Evelyn Hart, member of the Measure C Citizen’s Oversight Committee, and Coastline President, Loretta P. Adrian, Ph.D.

Coastline Community College officially unveiled its Newport Beach Campus at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 3. Leaders from the college and the Coast Community College District—including elected Trustees and Chancellor Dr. Andrew C. Jones—were present along with Newport Beach Mayor, Nancy Gardner.

Mayor Gardner welcomed the new Coastline campus to the beachside community and explained to the crowd how the campus will serve as a landmark, revitalizing the upper northwest corner of Newport Beach.

After the formal ceremony, guests had the opportunity to tour the $48-million building—a three-story, green-construction masterpiece designed by LPA, Inc. and constructed by C.W. Driver with panoramic ocean views over Banning Ranch. The building has been built to Gold-LEED design specifications and includes a number of environmentally-friendly features. It has also been recognized with a 2012 award for excellence in design by the Orange County League of Conservation Voters.

“Coastline has long been known for their excellence in distance-learning and with this new, state-of-the-art green campus here in Newport Beach, we can serve those local students who prefer to learn in a traditional campus environment,” remarked Jim Moreno, President of the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees.

Located on nearly four acres, the Newport Beach campus will be home to general education courses that lead to a degree, certificate, or transfer-readiness; an Acquired Brain Injury Program; the college’s Paralegal Program; and the Coastline Art Gallery. At full capacity,

the campus can accommodate up to 900 students. The building construction was funded through Measure C, a $370 million voter-approved bond measure passed in 2002. Funds from Measure C have also enabled the construction and completion of many other projects on the campuses of Orange Coast College and Golden West College (also part of the Coast District), as well as at Coastline’s other sites.

Including the new Coastline Newport Beach campus, the college now boasts three main learning centers located throughout the Orange County area. The other campuses are located in Westminster and Garden Grove. This “distributed campus model” is what makes Coastline unique.

Coastline’s Newport Beach campus is located at 1515 Monrovia Avenue in Newport Beach and will open to students for spring semester classes in late January 2013.

President of the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees, Jim Moreno, cuts the ribbon to the new campus.

View the full Ribbon Cutting Photo Album at: www.picasaweb.google.com/CoastlineCollege

Nearly 300 guests, including Coastline Foundation Board Member Jeff Morin (center), toured the Coastline Newport Beach campus at the ribbon cutting ceremony held on October 3.

Naturally ventilated atrium one of many green features at new campus

Coastline’s newest campus is so eco-friendly, it was recently recognized by The Orange County League of Conservation Voters. Coastline won the 2012 Award for Environmental Excellence due to the college’s commitment to sustainable building practices, and you’ll find numerous sustainable features integrated into the Coastline Newport Beach campus, including:

• Campus construction did not disturb any agricultural land, wetlands or existing wildlife.

• Close proximity to public transportation provides students, faculty, staff, and visitors access to alternative transportation.

• Parking spaces are designated for low-emitting and fuel efficient vehicles, as well as carpools.

• Storm water management plan promotes capture, infiltration, and treatment of storm water runoff. 100% of the storm water will be captured and reused.

• Native and adaptive plants reduce irrigation needs by 50%. Irrigation zones use high-efficiency equipment and climate based controllers to minimize water usage.

• Low-flow plumbing fixtures and automated controls reduce the water usage by 30% in the building.

• The building will perform with 33% less energy than required by the state.

• Lighting and HVAC systems are designed to provide occupants control of their individual space reducing waster of lighting and HVAC energy.

• Naturally ventilated atrium (shown below) saves energy.

• 75% of the construction materials used for the project were recycled and diverted away from landfills.

• 20% of construction materials have high recycled content, reducing the impact on extraction and processing of virgin materials.

• 20% of construction materials were extracted, harvested and manufactured locally, within 500 miles from the project site.

• 50% of the new wood materials used in the project are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

• Low-emitting adhesives, sealants and paints will be used throughout the entire project, including pre-manufactured woods, carpets and rubber flooring products.

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Fiscal year 2011-2012revenue sourcesCoastline Community College is funded through a variety of sources, and operates within a July 1– June 30 fiscal year. While the majority of the funding comes from the State of California (“General Fund” dollars), Coastline also supports its programs and services through grants, bookstore sales, donations to the Coastline Foundation, as well as through business operations including the O.C. One-Stop Centers, Contract Education efforts, and Instructional Systems Development (ISD)–a.k.a. Coast Learning Systems–instructional materials sales.

General Fund, Unrestricted $23,531,497

General Fund, Restricted $2,816,386

Grants $5,672,210

Contract Education $8,445,092

ISD (Coast Learning Systems)

$1,846,197

Foundation $443,415

TOTAL $42,754,797

Grants awarded to CoastlineBesides public funding, Coastline’s efforts are supported by grants and private donations. The following grants were awarded to Coastline during the 2011-2012 fiscal year:

Title III/AANAPISI- $400,000(A multi-year grant. The second of five $400,000 awards.)An AANAPISI Grant was awarded by the U.S. Department of Education on October 1, 2010. The grant will total $2 mil-lion over a period of five years. This grant was awarded to Coastline in order to increase the number of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students who eventually enroll in degree-applicable courses; increase the number of AAPI students who earn A.A. degrees; and increase the number of AAPI students who transfer to UC or CSU institutions.

Discipline/Industry Collaborative for Business Education (BIC)- $270,000The State Chancellor’s Office of the California Community College system awarded this grant to Coastline to administer a consortium of community colleges and businesses.

Business Education Statewide Advisory Committee (BESAC)- $38,000The State Chancellor’s Office of the California Community College system awarded this grant to Coastline to fund the 2012 BESAC conference. The conference was arranged by Coastline faculty and staff and took place in April in San Diego, California.

Learning First- $75,780(Part of a larger grant of $453,341 awarded to a consortium of schools.)Coastline joins a consortium with Penn State, the University of Massachusetts, and the University of Illinois- Springfield to increase the number of low-income young adults earning a bachelor’s degree. The grant was awarded by the League for Innovation in the Community College.

Students served

5,903 studentsSummer 2011 semester

12,576 studentsFall 2011 semester

The following figures represent unduplicated headcount for the stated term:

11,761 studentsSpring 2012 semester

GENERAL STUDENTS

1,798 studentsSummer 2011 semester

2,984 studentsFall 2011 semester

3,091 studentsSpring 2012 semester

MILITARY STUDENTS*

*Military Students are those enrolled in Coastline’s military contract educa-tion program. For more information, visit http://military.coastline.edu.

Program Number of Students Total Amount Awarded

Pell Grants 2,690 $8,238,722

Federal Work-Study 7 $31,545

Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity GrantAwarded to students with exceptional need.

606 $203,000

Federal Perkins Loans 18 $50,000

Federal Stafford Loans 1164 $4,049,272

Cal Grants 268 $179,150

EOPS book service Book voucher program for EOPS and CARE students. 175 $92,140

California Board of Governors Fee Waiver 9,166 $3,354,480

ScholarshipsAwarded by the Coastline Foundation.

216 $89,445

Financial aid awarded to students

(L-R) Coastline graduate Caroline Clausen, Coastline employee Karen McLucas, and Valedictorian Julie Szabo together at the 2012 Commencement ceremony held May 12, 2012.

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