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2007 Scholarships & Recipients, con’t.Independent ScholarshipsCoast Federation of Educators/AFT#1911ScholarshipCalifornia Community Foundation/Carl BullFundClara Barton Chapter, NSDAR ScholarshipEl VientoCosta Mesa Women’s Club ScholarshipFrank M. Doyle Foundation ScholarshipEbell Club of Newport Beach Scholarship*Garden Grove Hospital Guild Scholarship*Learning ResourcesScholarshipsGladys M. Crown Memorial Nursing Award*Homer Roughton Memorial Scholarship*Grace Marie Campbell Memorial NursingScholarshipKaren Glines Memorial Tutorial Scholarship*GWC Foundation Nursing Scholarship*Math/Sciences ScholarshipsHelen and George Brown ScholarshipAminoil Science Scholarship*Helen Kohl Memorial Scholarship*C.B. Hill Memorial Scholarship*James Jordan Nursing Student Scholarship*Lowell E. Karre Memorial ScholarshipNorman Karkut Memorial ScholarshipReYCarr Mathematics Scholarship*Roscoe E. Lancaster Memorial Scholarship*Winifred and Harry Galles ScholarshipMath/SciencesScholarshipsAminoil Science Scholarship*C.B. Hill Memorial Scholarship*Lowell E. Karre Memorial ScholarshipNorman Karkut Memorial ScholarshipReYCarr Mathematics Scholarship*Roscoe E. Lancaster Memorial Scholarship*Winifred and Harry Galles ScholarshipLeisure World Woman’s Club of Seal BeachScholarshipNorma Nisco Memorial Nursing Scholarship*Patrons Nursing Alumni Scholarship*Robert Rhomberg Memorial NursingScholarship*Silver Anchor Auxiliary Scholarship*Tennyson-Booth Nursing Scholarship*Venner Farley Excellence in NursingScholarship*Re -Entry & Women’sScholarshipsAmerican Association of University Women(AAUW)Westminster/Fountain Valley/HuntingtonBeach ScholarshipAnita Lyte Williams Family Scholarship*Nursing ScholarshipsAmerican Legion Auxiliary Unit 327ScholarshipAnn Tyree Nursing Scholarship*Assistance League of Huntington BeachAugusta Barker Nursing Scholarship*222007AnnualReport spreads.indd 3ENCORE: Students Preparing for 2nd CareerScholarship*Mary Ross Bryan Memorial Scholarship*Student Success for Single ParentsScholarshipReturning CombatVeterans ScholarshipProgramHelping Combat Veterans Pursuea Career in Law EnforcementRon Lowenberg, Director, GWC Criminal Justice TrainingCenter, and Bob Mosley, Academies Coordinator, weredetermined to honor the sacrifices of our brave fightingmen and women, and a vision was born. What if, whenthey return from overseas, a future can be offered tothem? Collectively, with the help from people whocare, a positive difference for our combat veterans andtheir families can be realized. The realization of thisvision is the Returning Combat Veterans ScholarshipProgram (RCVSP).Once combat veterans return to civilian status, and ifthey want to pursue a career in law enforcement, he orshe can apply for a completely funded scholarship for 4,300 (except for cost of living expenses). Their dutyweapons, leather gear, and uniforms have alreadybeen donated to this account and over 30,000 inequipment has been donated.Presently, this scholarship program is a partnershipbetween Golden West College, SureFire Corporation,Newport Beach Exchange Club, KRC Range Corp.,American Legion Huntington Beach Post 133, andLeaders from the City of Huntington Beach.Currently the program has five veterans who havecompleted a minimum of two tours of duty that willbe attending the GWC police academy to get intolaw enforcement. We hope to have 30 in our nextacademy in June. All have families and will now beable to enter the program because of the scholarshipprogram. All have served their country valiantly andnow want to serve their community.COSTBASIC ACADEMYRegistration 1,004.00Health Fee14.00Material Fee420.00Parking30.00Est. Range 00Driving Course(s)525.00Miscellaneous400.00 4,368.00RCVSP 000000000 0GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATIONSTATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESFor the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007Support and revenueSupport:ContributionsSpecial event (net of expenses of 87,041)Donated servicesDonated ntlyRestricted 328221,07018,000 572,039144,572- 182,975- 138,984Total supportRevenue:Other revenueGrant revenueInterest and dividendsRealized loss on investmentsUnrealized gain on 18423,005941,934-964,939Total support and revenue before netassets released from restrictions262,4031,658,545182,9752,103,923Net assets released from restrictions1,214,923(1,214,923)--Total support and revenue1,477,326443,622182,9752,103,923Total revenueExpensesProgram servicesSupporting services:Management and generalFundraisingTotal ,253 1,329,8751,901,067 2,084,0423,255,280 3,859,122Change in net assetsNet assetsBeginning of yearEnd of year(22,755)467,960 445,205STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWSFor the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007Cash flows from operating activitiesChange in net assetsAdjustment to reconcile change in net assets to net cash providedby operating activitiesUnrealized gain on investmentsChanges in operating assets and liabilities:Decrease in accounts receivableIncrease in grant receivableDecrease in pledge receivableDecrease in accounts payableNet cash provided by operating activities2007 2Cash flows from investing activitiesReinvested interest and dividendsProceeds on the sale of investmentsPurchase of investments(127,238)982,619(874,058)Net cash used by investing activities(18,677)Net increase in cash and cash equivalents260,655Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year534,236Cash and cash equivalents, end of year 794,89131/9/08 12:32:20 PM

Message from GoldenWest College President,Wes BryanThe Golden West College Foundationdoes not charge a management oradministrative fee. The entire scholarshipdonation is given to the student.Every Fall semester, the college and the Foundationhost our Courtyard of Honor Ceremony to jointlycelebrate outstanding alumni and donors. In mywelcome introduction, I made a statement I would liketo share with you again: “Whenever a college presidentis asked what your favorite day is, you’re supposedto say ‘graduation.’ But, today, (Courtyard of Honor)is my favorite day because we get to see what makesgraduation possible. The world is forever changedbecause people like you support the institution; studentslike these take advantage of opportunities available tothem, and teachers provide the foundation.”2007 Scholarships & Awards, con’t.Disabled StudentScholarshipsGladys Lavoie Scholarship*Paul and June Cope Memorial Scholarship*Wm. “Boyed” Hudnall Memorial Scholarship*EOP&S/C.A.R.E.ScholarshipsExtended Opportunity Program & Services(EOP&S) ScholarshipSimeon Pete Shaffer Memorial Scholarship*This event allowed us the opportunity to hear the stories of four very unique graduates andhow their time at Golden West College made a difference in their lives and how they are payingthat back in service to others. We also recognized and thanked those who have contributedtime and resources to help build this Foundation and provide increasing opportunities for newstudents who might otherwise not be able to attend college. Yes, it was a very special day,made possible by the generosity of this Foundation.Living in an affluent area, we sometimes forget how important these efforts are in makinga significant difference in the lives of our students. Meeting graduates years later simplyvalidates what we already know intuitively — that an education not only improves the qualityof an individual life, it contributes to the community as a whole. We know that students whoearn a vocational degree or certificate will see their wages jump from 25,600 to 47,571 injust three years. We also know they are more likely to be involved in community service, livehealthier lives, and have greater job satisfaction. I am proud to be associated with a FoundationBoard that understands the importance of educational opportunities, donates their time, andexpends their energy to help students in need.General ScholarshipsAlumni Scholarship*Anniversary Scholarship*Barbara & Corder Wattenbarger ScholarshipBonnie and Radford Robinson MemorialScholarship*Bob Polentz, Foundation Chairman, awarded theGWC Foundation Scholarship to Jessica Duran.Dawn Hammond Memorial Scholarship*Dominic Scolaro Memorial Scholarship*Don & Doris Randol Memorial Scholarship*Dr. James Thornton Scholarship*Dr. Philip Westin Scholarship*Fred Garcia Scholarship*I am happy that our donors realize and understand the importance of supporting two-yearinstitutions and their students to help prepare them for transfer or learn entry level job skills.They know that if they can help them get a strong start, students are more likely to finishtheir degree or certification. Community colleges play a central role in workforce and transferpreparation.I hope as you review this report you will consider involving yourself to a greater degree inthe projects that our campus community sponsors. Without your support, the college couldnot begin to offer the scholarships and programs which provide our students with so manyavenues to success. I am excited to be on this Board as we make plans together to ensure thatthe next 40 years will be as bright as the last.GWC Foundation Scholarship*GWC General Scholarship*Herman R. Tate Memorial Scholarship*Housing Scholarship*Student art was featured at the Scholarships & AwardsCeremony Reception, held in the GWC Fine ArtsGallery during the annual Student Art ExhibitNorman E. Rich Memorial Scholarship*OCTFCU Worthy Student AwardPatrons Founders Scholarship*Patrons Monarch Scholarship*Patrons Past Presidents Scholarship*Profesóra Cronk Memorial Scholarship*R. Dudley Boyce Memorial Scholarship*Robert J. McCausland Memorial Scholarship*Robin Lynne Bennett Memorial Scholarship*Seacliff on the Greens Scholarship*Sherry Griswold Memorial Scholarship*Siracusa Family Scholarship*Smith/Krape Memorial Scholarship*Thomas M. Kane Memorial Scholarship*Virginia Alleman Memorial Scholarship*Brunilda “Bruni” Cronk Memorial Scholarship* Waltmar Foundation ScholarshipCarolyn Taft Face Memorial Scholarship*This year the Chronicle of Higher Education reported that Stanford University’s endowmentgrew to 14 billion in 2006, cementing its ranking for another year as the third-wealthiestuniversity in the nation behind Harvard ( 29 billion) and Yale ( 18 billion). “The rich get richer,”said Pat Callan, president of the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education in SanJose. Callan doesn’t fault the schools for their wealth, but says that having money comes witha special responsibility. “They’re increasingly becoming institutions that serve primarily thehighest-income strata of American society, and we’ve thought of them historically . as avenuesof social mobility. Clearly, this is a problem for all of American higher education.”Mary T. Boyce Scholarship*Weiser Lock Scholarship*High School ScholarshipsASGWC High School Leadership Scholarship*GWC Community Services Scholarship*Martin Yan ScholarshipPatrons High School ScholarshipShane York High School Student AthleteRecognition ScholarshipSteve Allen Memorial Performing ArtsScholarship*Student Equity Scholarship*Instructional Planning Team Scholarship*Little Saigon Scholarship*Joanna HathawayHuntington Beach ResidentScholarshipHuntington Beach Company Scholarship*President, Golden West College42007AnnualReport spreads.indd 4211/9/08 12:32:24 PM

2007 Scholarships & Awards262 Scholarships and Awards were awarded toGWC Students at the May 2007 CeremonyArts & LettersScholarshipsAthletics & PhysicalEducation ScholarshipsAyjay & Nancy Wilson Music Scholarship*Chip Marchbank Recognition Award*California Retired Teachers Association,Dan Wiseman Memorial Scholarship*Harbor Beach Div. 77 ScholarshipDon Rowe Memorial Scholarship*Edith Marie Bell Strother Scholarship*Dr. Fred J. Owens Memorial Scholarship*Elizabeth Spencer Tutorial MemorialScholarship*Ernie Moersch Memorial Scholarship*English Emeritus Faculty Scholarship*Graphic Arts Faculty Scholarship*Business & InformationScholarshipsJean Turner Memorial Scholarship*Bruce Williams Memorial Scholarship*Jerry H. McGaugh Scholarship*FV Chamber of Commerce Scholarship*John Warner Hopkins Art Scholarship*John and Sheila Wordes Scholarship*Mary L. Wise Memorial Fine Arts Scholarship* Kris and Joe Lightman Business ScholarshipMichael & Teresa Smith-Meighan MemorialScholarship*Orange County Fine Arts: An Association ofArtists ScholarshipOutstanding Business Student AwardScholarships andAwards 2007Since 1986, the Golden West College Foundation hasprocessed 3,069,000 for student scholarships. Eachscholarship application involves a process of review by ascholarship committee who selects the recipients basedupon individual scholarship criteria.At the Scholarship & Awards Convocation held May 9,2007, 262 scholarships were awarded to GWC students.In the 2006-07 academic year, a total of 290,835 wasawarded, representing a 29% increase in donations over2005/06.The Scholarship & Awards Convocation recognizes boththe scholarship recipients and the donors who supportthem. The ceremony is held annually in the beautifulGWC Amphitheater. A reception following the ceremonyprovides a great opportunity for recipients to meet andthank their donors.Sharon Denise Duncan MemorialScholarship*William Bumm Memorial Scholarship*Ron Quigley/O’Neill Sportswear Scholarship*Associated Students ofGolden West CollegeAlpha Gamma Sigma Honor SocietyScholarship*ASGWC Perpetual Scholarship*Cupadicot Award*Dr. William Carpenter Scholarship*Lloyd Hamilton Campus Life Award*R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award*Chicano & Latino StudentScholarships202007AnnualReport spreads.indd 5First SplashIn the summer of 2007, the sparkling new competition pool openedat GWC. The 25-yard, eight-lane pool is one of the projects completedwith Measure C funds. Replacing a much outdated facility, the newpool is one of the fastest in the nation. Olympic-sized (52 metersby 25 yards), it has a moveable bulkhead, allowing for a variety ofcompetition course layouts. Already this year, activities at the newpool include an exhibition game between the USA Women’s WaterPolo team and the silver medal winning team from Australia. The newfacility will support the college’s sports teams, aquatics classes, andhigh school and community groups. But the honor of “first splash” wasgiven to Rita Simonton (pictured at right), long time supporter of GWCaquatics, and past Alumni Pillar recipient-turning just 90 years youngthis year!A Groundbreaking MomentOn July 18, a ceremony was held to break ground for Golden WestCollege’s newest addition – a 25,000 square foot Health Sciencesbuilding. The three-story building will be home to the nursing programas well as the student health center, creating in-house internshipopportunities for nursing students. “The building is sorely neededfor the health sciences program,” stated Golden West PresidentWes Bryan. “With the current shortage of nurses in California, thisprogram is important to our students, our community and our state.”The Golden West College Foundation will be considering namingopportunities in the near future. “We’re confident that we will findthe perfect union between business and academia,” says FoundationDirector Margie Bunten.Pictured left to right: Dr. Kenneth Yglesias, Chancellor-CCCD, TrusteesArmando Ruiz and Mary L. Hornbuckle, President Wes Bryan, TrusteesJim Moreno and Walter Howald, Student Trustee Paul Bunch, and BoardPresident Jerry Patterson.Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez ScholarshipESPERANZA EN GUADALUPE ScholarshipIndependent Latino Student AssociationScholarship (I.L.S.A.)*Judith Valles Scholarship*Fresh Air is in the AirCriminal Justice/PoliceAcademy ScholarshipsStudents, faculty and staff at Golden West College can breathe easythese days thanks to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning(HVAC) upgrade project now well underway across campus. Fundedthrough Measure C, the HVAC renovation is estimated to be completedin fall 2008 and includes the installation of a central plant, 20,000lineal feet of piping, one mile of trenching and a cluster of portableclassrooms appropriately named “The Village.” The campus is takingadvantage of having classrooms empty by upgrading electronics andinternet connections. The renovated classrooms and offices will be abreath of fresh air!Cohen Family Scholarship*Tom Ohlendorf Criminal Justice TrainingCenter Memorial Scholarship**Denotes endowed scholarshipWhat’s New at GWCBrandon Shelly is this year’s recipient of the R.Dudley BoyceOutstanding Student Award, presented by Student ActivitiesDirector Valerie Venegas.51/9/08 12:32:31 PM

Golden West College Foundation Board of DirectorsConnie BlietzMary BotticellaTami BuiMargie BuntenWes Bryan, GWC PresidentPauline Chavez BentPublished Author & Independent Historian“As an older student I was very comfortable atGolden West – I just love being around youngpeople.”Bonnie CastreyNancy DaviesJerry DominguezJudy ElmoreDoug FabianScott JordanJanet HoulihanTahnee Le, Student RepresentativeJohn McGovern, EmeritusNorah M. Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Kevin NguyenSteve OlmstedPatricia MeredithRon Mollis, Esq.Harold PazantiRobert PolentzTustin Chief of Police“I’d like to congratulate those of the GoldenWest College Police Academy, as it is the finestpolice academy in the country.”Tom Parsons, Ph.D.Mary Boyce Simpson, Emeritus62007AnnualReport spreads.indd 6Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D.Cheryl TittleMai-Ying Woo, Ph.D.Emilee Young, Ed.D.Geophysics, United States Geological Survey“It is so great to be recognized, but I am mostgrateful to have the opportunity to come back toGolden West College and say “Thank You!”Richard GeorgeAnne and Lee GillespieKathryn GoddardGolden West Volleyball ClubArmando GomezMary GradisharDr. and Mrs. Donald GrecoDr. and Mrs. Peter M. GreenGWC Tutorial & Learning Center ClubGWC Vietnamese Student AssociationTheresa and Corwin HalzleMr. and Mrs. Gary HamrickDolores HarperHawaii Community FoundationHilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation, Inc.Janet and Jay HoulihanDr. and Mrs. David D. HudsonHuntington National BankTito D. IbarrolaKristy and Dominic IorfinoSharon and Albert JazwieckiElma JohnsonKapolei Rotary FoundationTwyla KarkutJoanne Kashdan, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Edward KastonMary Kee KeeganNancy KidderJohn F. KirkornKaren KlammerRuth KramerRandy KutaKZ Holdings, LLCJean and Corwin LakinMr. and Mrs. Larry LandesmanMr. and Mrs. Carl LangstonGladys and Daniel LavoieMr. and Mrs. Robert LechichThe Lightfoot FoundationDr. Americo Lopez-RodriguezLos Alamitos Medical Center AuxiliaryVirginia LuchMichelle and James LunaCandra D. LundellLorna Joelene MackMr. and Mrs. Robert Maling, Jr.Georgia MangosingKevin McCauleyConnie McCauslandMr. and Mrs. Wilbur “Les” McDanielJennifer McGrath and Bruce PulciniDavid McHowellDorothea McPheetersMedical Education Technologies, Inc.Patricia MeredithMike Quevedo, Sr. Scholarship FundMOC Products Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Byron MorganEdward MortonNational Scholarship Trust Fund of the Graphic ArtsNavy Wives Clubs of America Scholarship FoundationNed R. Healy & Company, Inc.Joy NeugebauerMorton NewmanNewport Ocean Sailing Association, Inc.Billy and Lynn NewsomNorthern Trust Bank of CaliforniaMary and Terry O’ConnorJane E. OdlandDonald and Sandra OlmstedOrange County Sports Celebrities, Inc.Orange County Youth Sports FoundationOrangewood Children’s FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard PagelJacqueline and Leland ParkerPelican Center, LLCDr. Monte E. Perez andDr. Margaret R. Quiñones-PerezAnthony PichardoDwyane PoddNorma and David PollaroMr. and Mrs. Richard PorterOmid PourzanjaniSharon Ratliffe, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Brent ReedAnita RenningerJoyce and Les RiddellMr. and Mrs. John RidgelyMr. and Mrs. Norman RockmakerRockport Area Association of RealtorsTimothy RyanSacramento Region Community FoundationScholastic Insurance ServicesCarol ScottScottish Rite FoundationMr. and Mrs. Merritt SherEd ShermanTimothy ShevlinMary Ann SiglerBernice SiuSouthern California ASA Players AssociationSouthern California Volleyball AssociationSouthWest Dealer Services, Inc.St. Jude Medical CenterStar Real EstateSteinberg ArchitectsJohn SteinbruggeThe Surf City Volleyball ClubMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SwiftDalel TartakMr. and Mrs. Jim ThomasDwayne and Daniela ThompsonCheryl TittleBeverly Kane TownsendTWA Clipped Wings International, Inc.University of California, IrvineThe University of PennsylvaniaMr. and Mrs. Steadman UphamURS CorporationDr. and Mrs. William VegaAndrew Vorono, D.D.S.John WadhamsHeather and James WaltersHelen L. Wampler, Ed.D. & L. Clyde WamplerPhilip Westin, Ed.D.Chuck WhitchurchMr. and Mrs. Richard C. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Loyd WilcoxDr. Gandasari Win and Dr. U Kyaw WinWindsor Windows & DoorsStanley WinterSylvia WordenAlma Wyant, Ed.D.Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A.Mr. and Mrs. George Yamash

The Golden West College Foundation was organized in 1985 to solicit and manage gifts to benefit the college . Nursing Scholarships - 64 Re-Entry & Women's Scholarships - 8 Social Sciences Scholarships - 2 . this scholarship program is a partnership between Golden West College, SureFire Corporation, Newport Beach Exchange Club, KRC Range .