Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Evaluation climaxes two years of researcl Recommendations for change at Hills- borough Community College were the fruits of labor of the two-year Self-Study Program concluded this year. More than 150 recommendations and an almost equal number of suggestions were made by the ten committees comprising the study. Faculty, employees, students and ad- ministrators participated. The Steering Committee, headed by Dr. Carol Brocato and Dr. Richard Long, coordinated the Program. Some of the recommendations are in the process of being carried out, others are being implemented, and others will be carried out within the next ten years. Concluding the self-evaluation, an Accredi- tation team appointed by the Southern As- sociation of Colleges and Schools visited HCC campuses March 18-21 and will make a writ- ten report this fall. 15 Self-Study Steering Committeeg front row, Clark Everett, Shirley Combee, Dr. William Seeker, Dr. Carol Brocatog back row, William Grieco, Carolyn Adams, William Hanson, Florence Perotti, Dr. Richard Long andlanet Clark 21 Dr. Carol Brocato and Dr. Richard Long review the 11-volume self-study report 31 George Levy 47 George Levy addresses the student body in the Ybor Room fi W it' X as tx at t 1 .s2.f4, x A ' .. ' 2 36

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W 11 Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Connelly, trainer ofthe 5. V. Kassel horse, Bill jack, winner ofthe 7th race, jockey Ray Landing and Ted Hagen, HCC Alumni Association president 27 Dale Mabry Campus Director Bill Tripp stands in front of C-2 33 Plant City Campus Mall dedicated 4? Proposed Fine Arts Building at Ybor SJ Barbara Loewe, Esther Dear- styne, Plano Valdez and Dr. Morton Shanberg listen as Hilman Bowden speaks at C-2 dedication 63 Sam Rodriguez, Bill Strawn, and Frank Scaglione talking to Frank Croschelle, Regional Director of HEW 77 Dolly Hopkins sits under newly planted palm trees at Ybor Campus 2 iii 31 'Si

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,,,gW.,WM,, , WWW George Levy heads HCC Foundation The Hillsborough Community College Foundation is a newly formed organization that will serve as a central fund-raising agency for the College. Art, Music, Athletics, and special projects such as the Cockroach Bay study will be funded through the Foundation according to need. The Foundation will serve as an umbrella covering all aspects of funding for school activities and projects, in addition it will be a legal vehicle for the acceptance of financial contributions. George Levy is Chairman Pro Tem of the Foundation, eventually an 11-member Board of Directors will be appointed, with staggered terms, some serving four years, some three, and some two, providing for continuity. Membership in the Foundation will be open to contributors.