TCCA-003 Box 4

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This document consists of one page of typed, numbered points and a handwritten paragraph by President Transue introducing Laurie Jinkins. It contains a handwritten paragraph with the name Steve Smith - ALF at the end.

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This typed document consists primarily of remarks made by President Transue on Professional Development Day. Topics are focused largely on high enrollment demand and a decrease in funding from the state. It also includes a brief breakdown of funding for higher education in the United States compared to the rest of the world. This packet is fourteen pages long.

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This paper, titled "Why Presidents Succeed or Fail" was written by Jim Harper, Joe Johnson, and Pamela Transue. The scope of the paper was understanding presidential success, and included talking points about establishing credibility, making tough decisions, and learning to be patient. It contains handwritten numbered points coinciding with the authors to guide the presentation, delivered at 8:30 AM on the morning of August 3, 2010.

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This document consists of a presentation written by Pamela Transue, Jim Harper, Jerry Berger, Joe Johnson, and Preston Williams. The topic of the paper was how to work with boards when in an administrative position with a higher education institution, primarily as a president. Talking points include the AACC code of ethics for chief executive officers, and how to best communicate and prepare agendas. It was presented on Tuesday August 3, 2010 at 10:45 AM.

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This document consists of remarks made for the annual fall Professional Development Day. Topics include emphasis on hardships due to reduced funding from the state and federal government. Additional sixty second slots are given to various speakers on a multitude of subjects. This document consists of seventeen typed pages, and was delivered in the Student Center upon the culmination of a related PowerPoint presentation on the morning of September 14, 2010.

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Remarks delivered by President Transue to the Tacoma Public Schools regarding the Career and Tech Ed End of Year celebration. President Transue used the opportunity to express her opinions on the importance of math, reading, problem-solving, and communications skills, as well as technical skills for all students. It was given at Mount Tahoma High School on May 17, 2011 at 6:45 PM. It consists of nine paper-clipped pages with several edits in black pen.

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This typed, fourteen page document consists entirely of President Transue's remarks at the annual spring quarter PDD. Topics are focused on financial issues, and the news includes approval for funds in the capital budget for the construction of the Harned Center for Health Careers. The bill signing for the "Jobs Now Act" was to be held on campus, and attendance was expect to be quite large.

Scope and Contents This typed, fourteen page document consists of remarks made by President Transue on the college's annual Professional Development Day, spring quarter, 2013. Topics include a multitude of introductions, including a new Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, as well as a number of newly tenured faculty members. Recognition was given to several members of the TCC family, for research and work into placement programs and assessments for initial student placement. The Vice...

Scope and Contents This document consists almost entirely of an interview with President of Tacoma Community College, Pamela Transue, with students Serena Branner and Eric McQueen for the "50 Wise Speakers" event at Clover Park Technical College. Questions from the interviewer are in bold, and parentheticals containing numbers prior to the responses are likely time-stamps coinciding with the recording. An additional attachment on nature themed stock contains a printed thank you to those who participated in the...

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Two-page address commending the new inductees to Tacoma Community College's Chi Gamma chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa society.