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1. Revised Summer 2004 Office Hours
2. PC Student Competes in 2004 Miss Arizona Pageant
3. Faculty Member Lectures to Students Preparing for the Arizona Bar
4. CTE Welcomes New Employee
5. PC Student Edits Book Written by Her Father
6. Summer I & II Enrollment Figures
7. McConnell Singers Perform in Hawaii

2.  PC athlete, Kim Eastin will compete in the 2004 Miss Arizona Pageant this June 20-26. She is studying to become a paralegal in family law and her pageant platform focuses on
“Personal Growth through Athletics.” While at Phoenix College, Eastin has made a name for herself.  Some of her many  accomplishments are:--Volleyball player and Academic All-American; --two-year starter/goalkeeper on the Women’s Soccer Team; and, --Club volleyball coach for the world famous Zia Athletic Club run by Eric Hodgson. We wish Kim the best of luck as she competes in the 2004 Miss Arizona Pageant. 
 

3.  Scott Hauert, Program Director for the Legal Assisting Program and former prosecutor with the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, recently delivered lectures on the distinctions in Arizona’s Criminal Law to students studying for the Arizona Bar Exam. The lectures were given at the University of Arizona  and Arizona State University to students preparing for the July Bar.                                           

4.  The department of Customized Training and Education welcomes recent PC graduate, Gileaña Raheem. In addition to her role as administrative secretary in the Communication, American Sign Language and Theatre & Film Department, she will provide CTE with administrative and organizational support on a temporary basis. We welcome Gileaña in her new role and wish her the best of luck!

5.  Phoenix College student, Wilhelmina Mazár Satina recently edited a book written by her father Imrich Mazár entitled, A History of the Binghamton Slovaks.  The book, originally written in Slovak and translated into English, is a compilation of stories and historical accounts over a period of 40 years from 1879-1919.  Additional information about the book is available at  Amazon.com.

Summer II enrollment figures as reported for the morning of Monday, June 14, 2004:
 

.	2003	2004	%
Start Date of Classes	07/14/03	07/12/04	.
Total Headcount	1,431	1,475	+3.0

7.  The week long trip to Hawaii taken by Dan Hooper and the McConnell Singers was a huge success.  They performed at three different occasions to very receptive and appreciative audiences. 

The first performance was a Sunday worship service at Kawaiha'o Church, the oldest church on Oahu where the group received a standing ovation. 

The second performance was that evening at the Punchbowl National Cemetery, located in a defunct volcanic crater.  The group participated in a candlelight service honoring Viet Nam War veterans and victims.  The McConnell Singers sang two songs, "God Bless the U.S.A." and "Amazing Grace".

Monday, Memorial Day, was the third perfomance where they sang on the lawn beside the Bowfin Submarine Museum in Pearl Harbor.  A twenty minute all-patriotic concert was performed within view of the Arizona Memorial.

Congratulations to  Dan and the McConnell Singers on such a successful trip.  Thank you for being such great ambassadors for Phoenix College.