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Kerry E. M. Vondrak
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4710 N. 25th St. | Lincoln, NE 68521 | [email protected] | p: 402-476-0066 | c: 712-251-6522
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Kerry E. M. Vondrak
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• Hands-on science demonstrations• Tours of chemistry labs in Hamilton Hall
• Make your very own Chromatography T-shirt• Learn about UNL’s undergraduate program & scholarship opportunities
• Take part in the Chemistry Quizbowl• FREE lunch for all participants
• Bring your transcripts and possibly win a scholarship• Limited travel subsidies available to support required overnight
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on Chemistry Day 2013
COLLEGE OFARTS & SCIENCES
Hosted by the UNL Department of ChemistryHamilton Hall - University of Nebraska–Lincoln (City Campus)
Required online pre-registration starts Aug. 1st: chem.unl.edu/chemday
Chemistry Day: Saturday, September 28, 2013
8:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
At this FREE Event Enjoy:
Come Explore theRole of Chemistryin Your Energy
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Kerry E. M. Vondrak
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project managementMy dear fellow alumni, it is with mixed
emotions that I announce my retirement as president of Western Iowa Tech Community College e�ective July 26, 2011. I have had the honor and privilege to serve as WITCC’s president for the past 20 years. During that time, the College has prospered and grown, new campuses were constructed, new programs were created to meet the changing needs of our communities, business partnerships were developed, college facilities were expanded, and The Security Institute and new dorms were built. Our most recent development is the new Student Life and Wellness Center which the College Board of Directors voted to name the “Dr. Robert E. Dunker Student Center.” I was honored and extremely humbled by this kind gesture. It is scheduled to open this summer, and many other exciting changes are on the horizon. It is my hope that the next president will take the College from where I am
20-year WITCC President & WITCC Alum to Retire
Summer 2011
leaving it and vault it to new heights that none of us can imagine today.
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Local tax dollars that support WITCC go directly to training the local workforce, which increases the skilled labor pool and the overall economic health of the area. In fact, 82 percent of WITCC graduates reside in Iowa, and 97 percent reside in IA, NE, and SD. (Data Source: WITCC Institutional Research)
The local community college levy tax helps support educational programs for careers that a�ect our daily lives including police o�cers, �re�ghters, nurses, pharmacy techs, carpenters, accountants, auto repair technicians, childcare providers, veterinary technicians, dental assistants, paramedics, and more.
WITCC has provided educational opportunities to well over 190,000 people since its inception in 1966. Chances are you or someone you know has been directly impacted by WITCC. (Data Source: WITCC Institutional Research)
We know most of our alumni are civic-minded, active voters, but some of you may not be aware how easy it is to vote.
In fact, your absentee ballots may be sent to you through the U.S. Postal Service. Requesting an absentee ballot or voter registration form is as easy as visiting our website at: http://www.witcc.edu/alumni_friends/
Once you have �lled out your voter registration form and/or absentee ballot request form, just return them to your county auditor also listed at our website. Once your county auditor receives your absentee ballot request form and/or voter registration form, they will mail a voting ballot and/or voter registration card to your home.
Make sure to put the date for this year’s School Board Election on your calendar: September 13
Your Vote Matters!•
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full-time, he went back to school and earned his B.S.; M.A.; and Ph.D. After his rst teaching position, employment with community colleges would be a reoccurring theme throughout his educational career. He would eventually serve as a Division Chair, Campus Dean, Vice President for Instruction, and President, all with community colleges. Who is this man, you ask? You may have even met him, he’s Dr. Robert E. Dunker, WITCC president for over 20 years! Dr. Dunker is a great testimony to the value of a community college education. As Dr. Dunker likes to say, he owes his start to WITCC and the Iowa Community College system. “WITCC, it’s the best place to start!”
Over 40 years ago, there was a young man struggling to nd his way. He didn’t know what he wanted to do with his life and was just taking odd jobs to get by. His parents were concerned he’d never amount to much and lacked direction. Not knowing exactly what the future had in store for him, he decided to give Western Iowa Tech Community College a try. In 1967, he earned his A.A.S. in Mechanical Design and Drafting. Turns out that decision would serve him well for the rest of his life. He had no idea how well. His rst position after graduation was a Drafting and Design Department Manager with Dale Electronics, Inc. in Yankton, South Dakota. After working in the industry for ve years, he decided to go into teaching at the college level. That love affair with teaching inspired him to continue his education. While working
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full-time, he went back to school and earned his B.S.; M.A.; and Ph.D. After his rst teaching position, employment with community colleges would be a reoccurring theme throughout his educational career. He would eventually serve as a Division Chair, Campus Dean, Vice President for Instruction, and President, all with community colleges. Who is this man, you ask? You may have even met him, he’s Dr. Robert E. Dunker, WITCC president for over 20 years! Dr. Dunker is a great testimony to the value of a community college education. As Dr. Dunker likes to say, he owes his start to WITCC and the Iowa Community College system. “WITCC, it’s the best place to start!”
Over 40 years ago, there was a young man struggling to nd his way. He didn’t know what he wanted to do with his life and was just taking odd jobs to get by. His parents were concerned he’d never amount to much and lacked direction. Not knowing exactly what the future had in store for him, he decided to give Western Iowa Tech Community College a try. In 1967, he earned his A.A.S. in Mechanical Design and Drafting. Turns out that decision would serve him well for the rest of his life. He had no idea how well. His rst position after graduation was a Drafting and Design Department Manager with Dale Electronics, Inc. in Yankton, South Dakota. After working in the industry for ve years, he decided to go into teaching at the college level. That love affair with teaching inspired him to continue his education. While working
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