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Elizabeth Barkley: Elizabeth holds a B.A. and
M.A. from UC Riverside and a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley. She has taught
music history, theory and composition, piano, and Musics of
Multicultural America. She is the 1998 Carnegie Professor of the
Year, and recipient of the California Community College Hayward
Award for Excellence in Education (1999); the Campus Diversity Award
from the Center for Diversity in Teaching and Learning (1999); and
has been selected as a 1999-2000 Pew Program Scholar.
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Beatrice Cashmore: Bea began at Foothill in
1977. She holds a B.A. Degree in English Literature from the
University of California,Santa Cruz, and an M.S. Degree in
Rehabilitation Counseling from San Francisco State University.
She is a licensed Marriage, Family and Child Therapist. Her position
at Foothill is counselor for the Adaptive Learning Division,
serving students with disabilities. She teaches Orientation to
College for students and Community Resources for families of
disabled adults.
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Kurt Gravenhorst: Kurt came to Foothill in
1985 from the semi-conductor industry where he was a technical writer
and training manager. He holds a B.S. in Education and an M.A. in
English from University of Nevada-'Reno, and will complete an on-line
M.A. in Humanities from CSU Dominquez Hills this year. Kurt was the
first to teach computer-assisted composition courses at Foothill
College, and currently teaches composition, literature, and
humanities; in addition, he is the editor and feature writer for
the Faculty Senate newsletter.
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Teresa (Tess) Hansen: Tess began at Foothill
in 1991. She holds a BA. in English from santa Clara University, and
an M.A. from Stanford University and from University of Iowa. She
teaches English, Composition, and Chicano Literature and is the
current coordinator of the Foothill College Multicultural Program.
She has recently returned from a sabbatical leave in Guadalajara,
Mexico where she studied mythology of indigenous Mexican cultures.
She is currently involved in a college-wide project addressing the
diverse learning styles of students.
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Mike McHargue: Mike began at Foothill in 1977.
He holds a B.A. from Occidental College; an M.A. from California
State University, Northridge; and a Ph.D. from Stanford University.
He works as a counselor, was the founder of the Honors Institute,
and the founder and continued leader of the Great Teachers Seminar.
He has had extensive experience both in identifying and developing
great teaching (through activities such as the Great Teachers Seminar
and the Instructional Skills Workshops) and in student learning
styles.
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Rick Martinez: Rick started to teach full-time
at Foothill in 1997. He holds a B.S. from California State
University, Chico, and an M.S. from California State University,
Hayward. He teaches mathematics, and specializes in statistics,
including an on-line course which he has been offering since 1997.
Currently Rick is developing a web-based calculus course for
implementation in Fall, 1999.
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Harry Saterfield: Harry began at Foothill in
1975. He holds a B.A. from University of California, Berkeley; an M.A.
from San Francisco State University; and a Ph.D. from Stanford
University. He has an extensive background in student services
and counseling. In addition to general psychology courses, Harry
teaches Psychology of Race and Prejudice and will be offering one
of Foothill's first on-line psychology courses beginning Spring, 1999. Harry Saterfield
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Phyllis Spragge: Phyllis teaches Dental Hygiene,
and is Clinic Coordinator for first year dental hygiene students.
She holds an A.S. in Dental Hygiene from Foothill College and a B.A.
in Health Sciences Administration at Saint Mary's College. She is
currently working toward an M.A. degree in Instructional Technology
at San Jose State University. She began teaching at Foothill
full-time in 1998. Phyllis Spragge < pas8476@ discovery.fhda.edu>
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Sandi Watkins: Sandi teaches Internet and Web
Publishing in the Computers on the Internet Department. She came to
Foothill in Fall of 1998. She has over thirteen years experience in
Information Technology and most recently was Webmaster and Web
Developer at a Silicon Valley company where her emphasis was
developing online multimedia training. She holds a BA in Art from
Western Illinois University and a MS in Educational Computing from
Iona College. Her academic interests include Interactive Multimedia
on the Web, Online Teaching and Corporate Web Strategy Development.
Sandi is currently teaching her second online course and developing
on online HTML Web Publishing class for Fall 1999.
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Mimi Will: Mimi has been teaching at Foothill
since 1976, and has taught business, computer applications, and
Internet courses. She holds a B.A. and an M.A. from San Francisco
State University and an M.A. from San Jose State and is currently
completing an online Ph.D. in transformative learning. Mimi has
co-authored four books about the human side of information processing
technologies and is a member of Women in Technology International and
the World Future Society. In Spring 1999 she will be teaching her
third online class.
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