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Scope and Contents This typed speech is primarily concerned with the induction of Tacoma Community College students into the Psi Beta Honor Society. In this speech, President Transue highlights a number of important contributions the Psi Beta Honor Society has made to the campus and surrounding community, including raising money for a domestic violence center, contributing to the Kenya Kids Aids project, and providing Christmas dinner and toys to local families in need. This document is a page and a half of...

Scope and Contents This two-page document with handwritten edits serves as an outline for a speech and presentation at the annual New Faculty Orientation, held at the beginning of the fall, 1999 quarter. The document contains a brief overview of the morning shcedule, followed by announcements. Of particular note is the announcement of 16 new full time faculty, with 13 new tenure tracked instructors hired this year. Other topics include the direction of the college and where it is going, as well as the quality...

Scope and Contents This draft copy of Welcome Remarks for the WorkFirst Conference is a draft of President Transue's eventual speech. It contains a brief overview of her time at Portland Community College during the passing of the Family Act and the welfare reform programs of 1992. She also speaks to the process of restructuring a working relationship with other state agencies such as DSHS, ESD, the Mental Health Division, and more. She uses this opportunity to highlight the importance of continuing this...

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This twenty page document consists primarily of a fifty minute pre-instructional speech given by President Transue of the Tacoma community College. It includes a review of campus accomplishments, new certifications and programs, and outlines goals and plans for continuing to build up the local community by providing education and continuing education.

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This document consists primarily of remarks delivered by President Transue on leadership, referencing the works of Margaret Wheatley and in particular her views on organizational leadership.

Scope and Contents This document consists primarily of an outline for a presentation possibly to the Black Collective at TCC, presented by President Transue. The purpose of this presentation was to provide an update the community on new initiatives, and provide some statistical overviews of targeted enrollments for specialized programs, including Running Start and WorkFirst. Other topics of import highlight the difficulty of finding qualified minority faculty, and the evolving demographics of the student...

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This document is focused primarily on President Transue's remarks to TCC Staff and Faculty at the Holiday Luncheon and Recognition Awards Ceremony, held at the end of the 1999 academic year. This ceremony is an opportunity for individuals who support the institution to be recognized for the work they have done in supporting the community college.

Scope and Contents This single page from a yellow notepad appears to be a series of talking points in handwriting for an interview President Transue of Tacoma Community College had with Dave Johns, from the KWJZ and KLSY FM radio stations serving Western Washington. It is single sided, and contains brief short answers to seven possible interview questions. The document is not dated but it deals with such topics as the history of the institution, accomplishments President Transue is most proud of, and some of...

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This 11 page speech by President Transue is primarily focused on community colleges and the services they provide to the community, but also more specifically about TCC and how it benefits the surrounding community. There are a number of questions for the public audience to gauge understanding, and this is followed by an overview of who works at the college, what they do, and how they promote professional success and growth in the community.

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This document consists primarily of Professional Development Day Remarks made made by President Transue to attending faculty and staff. There are several handwritten notes in black and blue ink. Topics include budget cuts and the potential for staff layoffs, as well as the witholding of some funds for critical purchases considered necessary for operation.