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Accreditation Evaluation TeamCalifornia community colleges undergo an accreditation review generally every six years. TheAccrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) will conduct anaccreditation review of Porterville College in 2018. A review team will visit Porterville College onOctober 1, 2018 through October, 4, 2018.MEMBER INFORMATIONAs a Vietnam-era Army veteran, Knudson’s 36 years ofmanagement experience includes four years as a noncommissioned officer in the Army, 10 years in thehospitality industry and 22 years in higher education. Hisclassroom experience dates back to 1989 when he beganteaching in the College of Business at Oregon StateUniversity. He has since served on faculty at the Universityof Georgia, Western Oregon University, and communitycolleges. He began full-time service in community collegesin 1993 as a faculty member in Business Management andEconomics at Linn-Benton Community College in Albany,Oregon.Ed KnudsonSuperintendent/PresidentAntelope Valley CollegeLancaster, CAASSIGNMENTSTeam ChairAssist with Standard IVIt was at Linn-Benton where Knudson made the transitioninto administration, serving as a department chair ofbusiness management and later as division director ofbusiness and computer systems. In 2002, he accepted aposition as dean of economic and workforce developmentat Bakersfield College. He was appointed vice president ofacademic affairs at Bakersfield College in 2006. Heaccepted a position as executive vice president atMoorpark College in 2009, where he served until 2011. Heassumed the position of Superintendent/President atAntelope Valley College in 2013.He has served on several site visit teams and worked withaccreditation in both the Northwest Association andACCJC.After having a long career in private industry as anAdministrative Professional, Patty transitioned intoeducation in 2001. At Palmdale School District, a K-8school district, Patty worked at various positions fromworking in the classroom, to a school secretary, to anAdministrative Assistant for Food Services and HumanResources and finishing her time there as the ExecutiveAssistant to the Superintendent.Patty McClureExecutive Assistant to theSuperintendent/PresidentAntelope Valley CollegeLancaster, CAPrior to being an employee at Antelope Valley College,Patty enjoyed being a student at the college, and in 2014,she became an employee, where she is currently servingas the Executive Assistant to theSuperintendent/President.Logistics

Greg Aycock has worked in community colleges for over 28years and has been in institutional research for the past 14years. At present, Greg is the Dean of InstitutionalEffectiveness at Norco College and oversees institutionalresearch, assessment of SLOs, and strategic planning. Inaddition, he is heavily involved in accreditation at NorcoCollege as they prepare for their own visit in Spring2020. On a personal note, Greg has lived in Riverside mostof his life and presently resides there with his wife and threechildren.Standard I LeadDr. Eva Bagg is currently Superintendent/President ofBarstow Community College (BCC). She began her careerin the California Community College system over 30 yearsago as a research intern and adjunct instructor atSouthwestern College in Chula Vista. She then joined BCCas the director of institutional research and later as full-timeinstructor of anthropology. For over 10 years she served asDean of Institutional Effectiveness and Student Success atLong Beach City College. She was the accreditation liaisonofficer for eleven years at two institutions and has servedon four accreditation evaluation teams. Eva holds abachelor’s degree in anthropology from Pomona Collegeand became a Fulbright scholar while earning her doctoratein anthropology from the University of California, SanDiego. Prior to her work in community colleges, Eva workedas research scientist at the Institute for Research onLearning in Palo Alto, California and later as a workplaceanthropologist at Pitney Bowes in Connecticut.Standard IV LeadDr. Rebecca Bocchicchio currently serves as VicePresident of Instruction at Sierra College, where shestarted in 1997 as a part-time member of the Englishfaculty. Prior to moving into the VPI position last year, shespent two years as Executive Dean of Student Success,focusing on the implementation of guided pathways, andfive years as Dean of Liberal Arts, overseeing programs inthe fine and applied arts, social and behavioral sciences,and languages and humanities. She holds a BA from CalPoly San Luis Obispo and an MA and PhD from UC Davis.Standard II LeadDr. Greg AycockDean, InstitutionalEffectivenessNorco CollegeNorco, CADr. Eva BaggSuperintendent/PresidentBarstow CommunityCollegeBarstow, CADr. RebeccaBocchicchioVice President ofInstructionSierra CollegeRocklin, CAPage 2 of 6

Stephen Fredricks' holds an A.S. from the College of SanMateo in Mathematics, a B.A. from UC San Diego inMathematics with an emphasis in Computer Science, andan M.A. from San Francisco State University inMathematics with an emphasis in Statistical Analysis. Hehas been teaching Mathematics at the college level since1999. Stephen has been the Director of the Mathematics,Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) Program atSkyline College, in San Bruno, CA, since 2008.Standard IDr. Meeta Goel has over 30 years of education-relatedexperience, including such roles as Vice President ofInstitutional Effectiveness at Colorado Mountain College forover eight years, where she led the college’s institutionaleffectiveness, strategic planning, institutional research,accreditation, marketing, and grants functions; Senior Officerfor Institutional Effectiveness at Mountain State University(Beckley, West Virginia); and Executive Director of InstitutionalEffectiveness at Richland Community College (Decatur,Illinois). During the past five years, she has served as AntelopeValley College’s Dean of Institutional Effectiveness, Research,Planning and Library Services, and is currently also an Adjunctfor Research Methods at CSU-Bakersfield. Meeta has adoctorate in psychology with a minor in statistics,neuropsychology, counseling and special education fromTexas Woman’s University in Denton, TX. She holds amaster’s degree in educational psychology from McGillUniversity (Montreal, Quebec) and a bachelor’s degrees inpsychology, as well as education, from Queen’s University(Kingston, Ontario). and the institutional strategies necessaryfor online programs to succeed.Team AssistantDr. Sunny Greene is the Disabled Student Programs andServices (DSPS) Director/Counselor & LearningDisabilities Specialist for College of the Siskiyous. I haveheld these positions since 2010. Prior to this, I was anacademic counselor and guidance instructor for College ofthe Siskiyous since 2000. Within these 18 years, I have hadthe fortune to do a wide variety of tasks and duties. Iorganized and implemented New Student Orientations(and created an orientation class), hire and train StudentOrientation Leaders, supervise the ASB (also developedand taught Student Leadership class) and serve as theCTE counselor. Currently, I am one of the Co-Leads forGuided Pathways on our campus, working closely with theDean of Instruction. I also continue to counsel generalstudents and am the college’s articulation officer. I holdan Associate of Arts from College of the Siskiyous, aBachelorof Science in Psychology and a HumanServices Certificate from Oregon State University, a Masterof Arts in Education and a School Psychology Credentialfrom University of California, Davis, and a Ph.D inEducation, CommunityCollege Leadership,Walden University.Standard IIIMr. Stephen FredricksMESA DirectorSkyline CollegeSan Bruno, CADr. Meeta GoelDean of InstitutionalEffectiveness, Research,Planning and LibrarySciencesAntelope Valley CollegeLancaster, CADr. Sunny GreeneDSPS/Director/Counselor;Articulation OfficerCollege of SiskiyousWeed, CAPage 3 of 6

Standard IIMichelle LewellenAssociate ProfessorCerritos CollegeNorwalk, CAKim LopezVice President of StudentServicesMichelle Lewellen has been at Cerritos College since 2002.She served as department chair of Psychology from 20062014, Director of the Mental Health Worker Program from2004-2014, co-advisor of the Active Minds Club from 20062013, Secretary of Faculty Senate from 2012-2014 andChair, Political Education for the CCFF in 2013-2014 andFaculty Senate President from 2018. She is currently theFaculty Accreditation Coordinator.She teachesBiopsychology, Critical Thinking, Drugs and Behavior andPsychology of Gender. She is actively involved with theCerritos Associated Students, speaking at the ASCCLeadership Conference 2012 and 2017. It has been anhonor and a privilege for her to work with the truly inspiringleaders of student government. Her passions includereducing stigma about Mental Health issues, issues ofgender and raising awareness about addiction relatedbehaviors. She was instrumental in organizing the Fall2011 Mental Health Panel with Ozomatli andRepresentative Grace Napolitano and the Anti-GayBullying Symposium Fall 2012.The panel raisedawareness about college age issues and reached out toabout 150 students, each. She is currently very involved inthe Cerritos College OER (Open Educational Resources)Initiative, designed to raise awareness about OER, as wellas the Online Initiative, to increase the number of coursesand sections of online learning that is offered at CerritosCollege.Kim Lopez currently serves as the Vice President ofStudent Services at the College of San Mateo (CSM). Priorto CSM, Kim served as the Vice President of StudentServices and Dean of Counseling and Enrollment Servicesat Cañada College. Prior to Cañada, Kim was a facultymember at the College of the Siskiyous (COS), serving asthe Director for EOPS, CARE, CalWORKs and TRIO, andas a Counselor. Kim also served as President of theAcademic Senate at COS. In addition, Kim has served asthe Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at UC San Diego, andas the Director of the Ronald E. McNair Program at CalPoly San Luis Obispo. She has worked abroad at theCollege of Micronesia where she established and directedthe college’s first Upward Bound program. Kim also taughtEnglish as a Second Language in Taipei, Taiwan. Kimholds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from UC SantaBarbara and a Master’s Degree in Education from Cal PolySan Luis Obispo.College of San MateoSan Mateo, CAPage 4 of 6Standard II