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Mathematics is Focus of Two Grants C A M P U S C U R R E N T New Staff Serve Alumni, Students, Parents Jim Jacobs


Alumni and Parent Relations James (Jim) Jacobs joined the Advance- ment staff as director of alumni and parent relations in September. He brings over two decades of experience in alumni relations, volunteer management and engagement. Jacobs most recently worked at Occidental College, where he was director of the alumni association. Prior to that, he worked in alumni relations at


the University of Chicago, Princeton University and Claremont McKenna College. “I’m delighted to have the opportunity to return to Claremont


as a member of the HMC Office of College Advancement,” said Jacobs, a Northwestern University graduate, who earned an advanced degree from the University of Wisconsin. “This is an exciting time for the College, and I’m very enthusiastic about having the chance to work with so many dedicated volunteers and loyal alumni and parents, whom I look forward to meeting.” Jacobs joins the alumni and parent relations team, which


works on programming and engagement opportunities for parents and alumni: Jennifer Green, associate director of alumni relations, Angie Pfeiffer, assistant director of parent relations, and Joanna Callahan, coordinator. Jacobs said, “I encourage alumni and parents to contact me


with any thoughts and ideas about how the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations can be of service.”


Two-Wheelin’ Winners


Faculty and staff are doing their part to assist the College in meeting the parking requirements needed to move forward with the teaching and learning building. First-year students are now restricted from bringing a car, and faculty and staff have joined the effort to limit the number of cars on campus. Participants not only decreased their vehicle usage, helped the environment and contributed to a healthy lifestyle, they were eligible for drawings. Raffle winners received a $400 gift certificate from Coates Cyclery to use toward a bike and accessories. Parking registration winners: Phil Cha, Engineering; Melonee Cruse and Isabel Jordan, Facilities and Maintenance; Marisa Fierro, Advancement; Guy Gerbick, Dean of Students Office September rideshare winners: Kim Young, Chemistry; Rachel Levy, Mathematics; Peter Saeta, Physics October rideshare winner: Eliot Bush, Biology November rideshare winner: David Vosburg, Chemistry


Machine Shop Paul B. Stovall is machine shop manager, succeeding Mike Wheeler who retired last year. He comes to HMC from the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Bourns College of Engineering at UC Riverside, where he managed their machine shop for 13 years. He is studying computer science and engineering at the University of La Verne and is certified as an Engineer in Training by the Board for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.


Paul B. Stovall


Career Services The new assistant director for the Office of Career Services is Vanessa Janovick. She directs external relations with employers and graduate schools, manages internship operations, coordi- nates MUDDlink, organizes career fairs and counsels students and alumni. She has worked in career centers at Azusa Pacific, Cal State Fullerton and Cal Poly Pomona. Janovick joins Director Judy Fisher and Sally Ellis, administrative assistant, in the Career Services office.


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Winners of the parking registration raffle picked out new bikes at Coates Cyclery in Pomona: Isabel Jordan and Melonee Cruse, Facilities and Maintenance; Phil Cha, Engineering; Marisa Fierro, Advancement. Not shown, Guy Gerbick, Dean of Students Office.


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