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	var profiletext = ['<p align="justify">Joan has been at Red Rocks Community College in Lakewood Colorado since 1990.         Joan has an MPA from the University of Colorado at Denver. Joan was the director of Family Resources and Child Care Education, an auxiliary grant funded division, from 1990 to 2002.&nbsp; Family Resources went from a $100,000.00 grant base to more than $1.5 million in grants and contracts during Joan\'s tenure.&nbsp; </p>\
					   <p align="justify">Joan was made the director of grants for the college in 2002.&nbsp; The grants office has generated more than $1 million annually in grant awards from federal, state and foundations for college programs since 2002.&nbsp; Joan acted as lead writer in the application to renew the Rocky Mountain Education Center\'s OSHA regional training designation in 2003, during her tenure as grants director, never dreaming she would one day be the Executive Director of the organization. </p>\
					   <p align="justify">Joan was made the executive Director of Research Planning and Strategic Initiatives for the college in May, 2006.&nbsp; Joan\'s responsibilities have increased from grant development and management to include the accreditation and strategic planning activities of the college. Joan also leads the institutional research division of the college. &nbsp;In June of 2007, Joan assumed the additional responsibilities of Career and Technical Education Director of the college, and instructional dean with the departments of Construction Technology, Industrial Science, Water Quality Management and Environmental Technology, and Renewable Energy reporting to her. &nbsp;</p>\
					   <p align="justify">The grant area has transitioned from Joan\'s responsibility to the Red Rocks Community College Foundation. One of Joan\'s final acts as the director of grants was to write a proposal in October of 2008 to the National Science Foundation, and on June 2, 2009, NSF announced that a three year grant award of $850,000 has been made to Red Rocks Community College. The grant award,&nbsp; <em>Sustaining a Green Collar Workforce: An Interdisciplinary Approach,</em> will support the continued development of the Energy and Environmental Technology workforce programs and develop sustainability curricula that will be integrated across all program areas of the college. </p>',
					   
					   '<p align="justify">Using talent, training, commitment, and creativity to   do the work that he enjoys, Harvey Harnish has worked in the safety profession   since 1979.</p>\
					   <p align="justify">Colorado has been Harvey\'s home for most of his life.   He graduated from Alameda High School in Lakewood, Colorado, attended Trinidad   State Junior College, and then enrolled in Western State College in Gunnison,   Colorado from which he graduated with a BA in Psychology. Trinidad then became   his home, and he and his wife Debbie, a second grade teacher, still reside   there.</p>\
					   <p align="justify">From the 5th grade to the present Harvey has enjoyed golf. His interest and enjoyment of this sport in high school opened the   opportunity for him to play on a high school team and that led to a college golf   scholarship.</p>\
					   <p align="justify">Harvey\'s BA in Psychology determined the first job: a   counselor at Colorado Boys\' Ranch in La Junta. Life\'s journey took a new turn   in the road when Harvey\'s friend opened a surface coal mine, taught Harvey   mining and mine safety, and offered Harvey a job. For two years, he worked a   surface mine safety job on the day shift, drove 48 miles, and then worked in an   underground mine on the swing shift.  The locations were in the Trinidad and   Walsenburg areas.</p>\
					   <p align="justify">The safety profession has remained as Harvey\'s choice;   he has worked in the mining industry and construction industry, and he has   instructed college level courses in occupational safety and health. </p>\
					   <p align="justify">Twelve years ago, Harvey brought his expertise in   construction and general industry to Rocky Mountain Education Center at Red   Rocks Community College in Lakewood, Colorado.  He is the chairperson for the   electrical and machine guarding courses at RMEC and provides training in many   OSHA construction courses both on campus and off-site locations. Harvey   requested that a thank-you to his students be included here:</p>\
					   <blockquote>  <p align="justify"><em>"I would like to thank all of the students who   have been through my courses.  Through your comments, questions, stories,   experiences, pictures, and articles that you shared with me over the years, it   has made me a much better instructor and has given me the opportunity to share   those experiences and materials with other students in the   classroom."</em></p></blockquote>\
					   <p align="justify">In 1994, the safety profession journey took another   path, one of risk and creativity; Harvey established Universal Safety Consulting   L.L.C.  Since that adventure began, his company has provided safety consulting   services  to companies and organizations nationwide.  Services provided include   the following: Safety Inspections, Safety Audits, OSHA Compliance Training,   Safety Training, Safety Program Development, and Safety Consulting Services.    Some of the companies and organizations who have utilized services provided   through his company are Lockheed Martin Corporation, Adolph Coors Company,   Morrison Knudson, Washington Group, &amp; OSHA.</p>\
					   <p align="justify">Harvey also has been a guest speaker at numerous   local, state, and national conventions:</p>\
					   <ul>\
					   <li>American Society of Safety Engineers</li>\
					   <li>American Plastic Society National Convention</li>\
					   <li>Montana\'s Governor\'s Convention</li>\
					   <li>Phelps Dodge National Safety Convention</li>\
					   <li>Enron\'s National Safety Convention</li>\
					   <li>Mine Safety and Health Administrations National Safety Convention</li>\
					   </ul>\
					   <p align="justify">Professional OSHA training CD\'s, authored by Harvey   Harnish and distributed by Rocky Mountain Education Center, consist of   Construction, General Industry, Electrical Standards, and Machine Guarding.</p>\
					   <p align="justify"><strong>Contact Information</strong></p><p align="justify"><strong>Harvey Harnish<br />  Universal Safety Consulting   L.L.C.</strong><br />  2645 Delagua Street<br />  Trinidad, Colorado 81082<br />  Office   Phone: (719) 846-9480<br />  E-Mail: <a href="mailto:universal_safety@msn.com">universal_safety@msn.com</a></p>',
					   
					   '<p align="justify">In 1993 Jeannine began attending Red Rocks Community College and working as a   part-time student hourly for the Occupation Safety and Health Degree program.    The OSHA degree program was housed and run in conjunction with the new OSHA   Training Institute, Rocky Mountain Education Center (RMEC), at Red Rocks   Community College.  She graduated from RRCC in 1995 with an AA with an emphasis   in Psychology and was then offered a full-time position at RMEC/OSHA Training   Institute as a receptionist.</p><p align="justify">After several years as a receptionist, Jeannine\'s career moved   forward.  The merger of the Red Rocks Training Institute (RRTI) (non-compliance,   non-credit business training) with the RMEC provided an opportunity for Jeannine   to assist in the transition of the two programs into one organization.  The new   job responsibilities included working with local businesses in the application   and administration of Colorado First and Existing Industry Grants, marketing the   RMEC at local events by attending conferences, attending business and industry   consortiums, and working with local government and economic development   agencies.</p><p align="justify">The job title and responsibilities took on a new look in 2002   with Jeannine\'s being named Outreach Coordinator at Rocky Mountain Education   Center.  In 2003, the U.S. Department of Labor OSHA began to entrust each OSHA   Education Center to administer the OSHA 10 Hour and 30 Hour Outreach Training   Program and to report training information directly to them.  The OSHA Outreach   Training Program allows individuals completing the Train-the-Trainer courses in   Construction, General Industry, and Disaster Site Worker as authorized through   the RMEC to conduct 10, 16, and 30 hour training, to submit documentation   meeting the minimum requirements and to request cards that will be distributed   to individuals that they trained.  As the new Outreach Coordinator, Jeannine\'s   responsibilities became and continue to include classroom presentations on the   outreach program and point of contact for trainers\' questions and inquiries.    She verifies trainer documentation, administers cards, and tracks trainer data,   as well as compiles and reports training activity to the Department of Labor for   almost 3, 000 trainers. </p><p align="justify">As Jeannine reflects on her long and interesting career with   RMEC, she shares that what she "enjoys most about working at the RMEC is that   every week we have a new group of adult learners who are here because they want   to be; that makes a difference in their educational attitudes."  She also   appreciates that "all of the training participants have something to offer from   their personal experiences that makes every class unique and interesting."  </p><p align="justify">While working in a career at RMEC, Jeannine values "meeting   clients from many locations and training clients all over the world whose main   objective is the safety of people."  While remaining at an educational   institution, Jeannine has discovered that "every organization I meet with,   whether it is business, industry, or safety, I learn something from each one." </p><p align="justify">When you visit or train at Rocky Mountain Education   Center, you may have the opportunity to meet with Jeannine Kreller and to   discover that she is interested in what she can appreciate and learn from your   unique experiences.  Her humor, energy, and enthusiasm will add to the friendly   services that RMEC offers.</p>',
					   
					   '<p align="justify">Trish Lopez has the smile that usually greets visitors when they   enter Rocky Mountain Education Center. </p><p align="justify">Trish was born and raised in Denver, Colorado, and she and her   family still reside here. Horizon Middle School in Aurora and Horizon High   School in Thornton are the schools she attended.  Trish and her brother Fernando   are part of a larger family that includes their dad\'s family (six children) and   their mother\'s family (5 children).  Large family events, like graduations,   birthdays, receptions, and weddings, are guaranteed to have places on Trish\'s   social calendar.</p><p align="justify">Trish also gives her time enthusiastically to interests that she   and her "Significant Other" Kevin share: their dog Destiny and cars.  With her   Pontiac Trans Am and his Corvette in their past, they now take her Saturn Ion   and his Jimmy Typhoon two times per month to the Test and Tune Nights at   Bandimere Speedway.  Attending races, especially ones in which their friends   race, are events that they look forward to and enjoy. </p><p align="justify">Seeking work that is enjoyable and interesting led Trish to   interview at Rocky Mountain Education Center two and one-half years ago.  She   was working as a temp at the State Department of Labor and noticed the  Red   Rocks Community College job opportunity on the state web site\'s job postings.    This work has been a perfect fit for her, and with the on-the-job training and   her existing skills, experience, and interests, her job satisfaction continues   to affirm her decision. </p><p align="justify">Trish\'s employment at RMEC has provided another opportunity:   attending RRCC where she is taking core classes and contemplating an Associates   Degree in Business Administration. </p><p align="justify">The variety in her daily work, along with her vibrant co-workers,   keeps Trish happy to come to work.  Her responsibilities include answering   incoming calls and processing on-site, off-site, and online certificates and   cards at the completion of OSHA, RMEC, and CETC classes.  She takes charge of   the online OSHA classes by tracking students who register, sending class   materials, and receiving and filing student data forms and OSHA evaluation   forms.</p><p align="justify">If you have taken any classes at RMEC or if you plan to enroll,   you have interacted or you will interact with Trish and experience one of the   many delightful employees in this department.  When asked what she likes best   about working there, Trish responded, "The people I work with. . . each has a   positive attitude and a sense of humor; they are friendly and out-going.  I like   working in a small office where people really know each other.  We each do our   work, and we also step in for each other.  We are just like a family, and we do   have our ups and downs."</p><p align="justify">To experience the warm greeting and the personal care that Trish   and the other employees offer, Trish encourages you to come and visit Rocky   Mountain Education Center at Red Rocks Community College.</p>',
					   
					   '<p align="justify">Have you ever wanted to meet someone who has taken many   adventures and whose life\'s journey took him through learning, working,   creating, teaching, and helping others along the way?  The opportunity is here   in this sketch of Joe McFadden\'s on-going life adventure.</p><p align="justify">Joe was born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.  Because his father was   in the Canadian Armed Forces, Joe had the opportunity to live in different base   areas and to attend different schools.  His father was transferred to the U.S.   Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado as part of an officer exchange   program created to expand the horizons of the cadets.  While living in Colorado   Springs and attending Air Academy High School, Joe expanded his own horizons   when he met, interacted with, and observed many people from other cultures.</p><p align="justify">When Joe\'s father was transferred back to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Joe   completed high school in a college preparatory and accelerated program.  Joe   returned to the United States to attend college at the University of Northern   Colorado in Greeley, Colorado where he earned a BA in Medical Technology with   minors in Chemistry and Biology.  Following that degree, he completed graduate   courses and studies in Industrial Hygiene, Toxicology, and Occupational Health   and Safety.  Other professional development includes these areas:</p><ul type="square">  <li>State Vocational teaching credentials (post-secondary/adult) in   environmental technology and chemistry</li>  <li>Certification in AHERA, HAZWOPER, Environmental Assessment &amp;   Compliance Inspections, RCRA, Healthcare Hazard Communication &amp; Compliance,   numerous OSHA standards, JCAHO (EOC and QA) and NFPA Life Safety Code and Health   Care Facilities </li>  <li>Certified International Healthcare Safety Professional </li>  <li>Certified Toxicologist</li>  <li>Certified Medical Technologist </li></ul><p align="justify">So many adventures in Joe\'s professional work history make up his   complex and exciting journey including Red Rocks Community College and Rocky   Mountain Education Center.  From 1972 to 1983, some of the work history includes   developing and managing safety, regulatory compliance, and toxicology programs   and departments for a national medical laboratory.  Managing multiple safety,   industrial hygiene, chemistry, and environmental health departments and programs   in general industry and healthcare can also be added to his history.  In 1980   and continuing to 1990, Joe was the Director of Safety Industrial Hygiene,   Health and Special Projects at Rose Medical Center in Denver, Colorado.</p><p align="justify">Experiences during the period of 1983 to 2007 include positions   as director, consultant, and developer of corporate safety, industrial hygiene,   and environmental health departments in healthcare and general industry.  Joe   became an adjunct instructor at Red Rocks Community College (1990 - 1998)   teaching classes in Chemistry of Hazardous Materials, Fire Science, and   Environmental Compliance Technology.  In 1994 he became one of the first   instructors in the Rocky Mountain Education Center\'s OSHA Training Institute at   RRCC where he developed a Basic Chemistry and Toxicology Course, a Workplace   Violence Prevention Course, a Laboratory Safety and Health Course, a Hazard   Evaluation and Risk Assessment Course, and an Introduction to Accident   Investigation Course.  In addition to teaching in the courses that he developed,   Joe also teaches in at least nineteen other courses for the RMEC OTI, both   on-site and off-site, on a routine basis.  Another highlight of this period is   Joe\'s establishment of his own company in Lakewood, Colorado, McFadden and   Associates, L.L.C., Consultants in Safety, Health and Industrial Hygiene.</p><p align="justify">Considering Joe\'s varied interests in the health and safety   fields, what are his current areas of emphasis?  His time is spent as a   full-time consultant, educator/trainer, guest lecturer, and community college   instructor in these areas: workers\' compensation, JCAHO, OSHA, legal matters,   toxicology, safety management, industrial hygiene, design and code review,   regulatory compliance, risk management, employee health, laboratory safety,   problem solving and troubleshooting, department and budgetary development and   management, accident prevention and investigation, employee management, policy   and procedure development and implementation, hazardous chemicals, LASER safety,   safety and health audits, TB and Bloodborne Pathogens, team building and   management, workplace violence and terrorism, radiation safety and health, mold   remediation, and indoor air quality.</p><p align="justify">With all this talent and experience demonstrated in his work, Joe   has devoted time to his community.  This is where an introduction to Joe\'s wife   Katy comes in.  While Joe was attending UNC in Greeley, Colorado, he met and   dated Katy.  During this time, Katy was a Girl Scout leader and taught camping   and survival for Girl Scouts and their leaders.  Joe has joined her in this   volunteer effort for over 20 years, and Katy continues to train Girl Scout   leaders in troop leadership and outdoor skills. Katy is also a bilingual   elementary school teacher.  <strong> </strong>Along the way, Joe and Katy were   married in 1975 and continue to enjoy camping, traveling, admiring nature, and   being with each other.</p><p align="justify">The staff and students at Rocky Mountain Education Center\'s OSHA   Training Institute value Joe\'s talent, instruction, and expertise.  Joe values   his opportunity to instruct at the Institute and states "My experience and   symbiotic relationships with Rich Hawkins (Executive Director of Rocky Mountain   Education Center) and the incredible Institute staff, consisting of Jeannette,   Trish, Jeannine, Danielle, Ron, and Jodi make working at this institute both a   pleasure and honor."   Joe appreciates being permitted to "market his consulting   business," outside of the class time.  "Rich allows this within the atmosphere"   that is so welcoming to all visitors in the Center. "Opportunities are given" to   instructors by the staff so that when calls come in for information that Joe can   provide, he is given an opportunity to respond to those inquiries.  "Many of my   clients come from the classes I teach and from responding to questions outside   of the classroom."     </p><p align="justify">Please contact Joseph McFadden for lists of Consulting, Legal,   and Education/Teaching Affiliations; Professional Memberships and Associations;   selections from Presentations and Course Instructions; or titles of books to   which he contributed/edited text, and names of his published articles and   journals.</p><p align="justify">If you have a question or seek information about any of the   subject areas that are cited in Joe McFadden\'s Profile, he would be pleased to   interact with you.  He is devoted to creating safer and healthier work sites as   well as developing an appreciation and enjoyment of our environment.  Casual   conversations and professional interactions always have a place in his days.</p><p align="justify">Please contact/visit Joseph McFadden:<br />  <strong>Joseph S.   McFadden, President and Owner<br />    McFadden &amp; Associates, LLC<br />    8920 W. 4th   Place<br />    Lakewood, CO 80226-1170<br />    <a href="mailto:joe@mcfaddenllc.com">joe@mcfaddenllc.com</a><br />    303.234.1747</strong></p>',
					   
					   '<p align="justify">Meet Ron Schuetz, Equipment Manager, Rocky Mountain Education   Center at Red Rocks Community College.  Qualifying for a "Colorado Native"   bumper sticker, Ron\'s proof is that he was born and raised in Longmont,   Colorado.  Ron\'s relatives and some of his immediate family still reside there.    What a wonderful foundation: being raised <br />  in a large family circle that   offers much time enjoyed together.  </p><p align="justify">After graduating from Longmont High School, Ron spent four years   in the U.S. Navy that gave him some incredible adventures that he can still   recall with appreciation.  His training for work on an aircraft carrier was   completed in Lakehurst, New Jersey at the Navy\'s (A) School, and his position   was Aviation Boatswain\'s Mate in "Top Side Safety."  Ron was stationed in   Norfolk, Virginia making him one of the "east coast sailors";  from there his   cruises took him to ports in the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean.  Ron\'s most   exciting cruise that brings back vivid memories was the cruise on the USS Coral   Sea (CV 43) that departed from San Diego, went around the world, and ended at   the Naval base in Norfolk. </p><p align="justify">Fortunately Ron\'s time in the U.S. Navy (1982-1986) was during   peacetime for our country so travel was relatively safe.  His appreciation for   the USA is reflected in his stories about his world cruise that led to   realization about "what we have that other countries do not have like clean   running water and clean streets."  He developed a deeper "appreciation for   family."   He recalls leaving home as a teenager and returning as a more mature   person because of "growing experiences" like learning "to get along with   shipmates" and being taught "work ethics."  To sum up the adventure, Ron calls   the Navy experience "the school of hard knocks."</p><p align="justify">In 1986, Ron was a civilian again, pondering what  kind of work   he wanted to do; during this time he had various jobs.  In 1990, Ron\'s interest   in the Environmental Health and Safety field led him to enroll in the   Environmental Science program at Front Range Community College in Westminster,   Colorado.  During his studies, Ron became a student hourly in that department.    After graduating with an Associates Degree in Environmental Science, Ron was   employed at the college as a contractor to assist in the classes that he had   taken for his degree.  He became an instructor and equipment manager serving the   college\'s clients on and off campus.  While working at FRCC, Ron met his wife   Ann.  They were married in 2003, and Ann still works for the college in Computer   Services. </p><p align="justify">In 2001, Ron\'s work with Front Range Community College\'s   Environmental Science Department ended with the closing of that dept.   Because   of his interactions with many people in his field, Ron decided to contact Rich   Hawkins, Director of Rocky Mountain Center in Red Rocks Community College.  Ron   wanted to join the team in the OSHA Training Institute known as a leader in   environmental, health and safety training.  Rich Hawkins considered that there   may be a vacancy for someone with Ron\'s skills and then hired Ron as a   contractor from 2001 to 2003.  In 2003, he became an employee in the   Professional/Technical category.   The unique challenge for Ron has been to   function in two areas: the safety field and the environmental field.  At FRCC,   Ron spent about 20% of his time as a sole instructor in a classroom; at RRCC,   Ron spends about 50-60% in this capacity.  He considers this a "growing   experience," one in which he has "enjoyed"  the rewarding "challenges."   </p><p align="justify">Ron\'s appreciation for his work and co-workers provides a special   gratitude for Harvey Harnish and Joe McFadden who "helped me to develop my   presentations and to achieve goals that years ago I would have thought   unattainable."   What are the personal satisfactions from Ron\'s training work at   Rocky Mountain Education Center?  His response: "working with people" as they   accomplish the training that they need to make them "safer in their jobs and to   find stability in their employment."  Ron recalls a time when he got out of the   Navy and was looking for work like his safety work in the Navy.  His   encouragement to trainees is to find a job that "makes getting up in the morning   worthwhile and one that helps them to meet their goals while working in the   safety industry."</p><p align="justify">How about an exciting new challenge?  This year, Ron and his wife   Ann became grandparents when Ann\'s daughter and her husband welcomed their first   baby, Ava Ann.  Ron marvels at this wonderful addition to his life and is   learning about being a new grandfather one day at a time!  There are other   "kids" waiting for Ann\'s and Ron\'s attention: their two dogs – Jenny (11) a   black Basset Hound &amp; Labrador mix, known fondly as a "LabraWeenie"; Patches   (7) a white with black patches Boarder Collie mix, known by a trait true to her   breed: round-up the heard (family and Jenny). </p><p align="justify">What about an interest that presents an exciting challenge and a   goal?  Ron enjoys scuba diving; he is a certified diver who has included this   sport in his vacations, like the ones to Hawaii, California, Florida, and   Mexico.  Ron swims 1.25 miles every morning and plans to enhance his training to   reach the goal of completing the "Escape from Alcatraz Swim." </p><p align="justify">The value of family, love of new adventures, service to country,   respect for others, and gratitude for work he values and enjoys create a glimpse   into the life of Ron Schuetz.  When you visit Rocky Mountain Education Center at   Red Rocks Community College, spend some time with Ron; he will prove to you that   the art of storytelling is alive and well in America.  You will find that he   will take the time to listen to whatever you would like to share, as well.  This   will also be an opportunity to express your gratitude to Ron, as we do to past   and present military personnel, "Thank you for honorably serving our country."</p>',
					   '<p align="justify">                      <p>Meet Rocky Mountain Education Center employee Danielle Trujillo.   Telling her story provides the opportunity to observe a life time history in   Denver, Colorado and a fifteen year history with Red Rocks Community   College.</p>                      <p>Danielle has always lived in the Denver area, and all her   education was experienced here, as well. She grew up in a small family: her   parents and one sister. St. Catherine\'s Catholic School and Thornton Elementary   School provided her early learning, and Thornton High School offered learning   for her teenage years. Danielle\'s life took a turn because of having a child   early in life. She recalls, &quot;I wanted to finish school, but I chose the long   route in achieving my educational goals.&quot;</p>                      <p>Danielle\'s goal was to attend college and to earn a certificate   and then a degree; Red Rocks played a part in that plan. Her starting point,   though, was Community College of Denver where she turned her love of education   and desire to succeed into an Information Technology Certificate.</p>                      <p>Launching from her success and continuing to work toward a   degree, Danielle enrolled in a degree program at RRCC where all her CCD credits   were accepted and counted toward a business degree. In 1992, besides attending   classes, she became a student hourly as an administrative assistant to Shelli   Bischoff, former Director of Red Rocks Institute, a training institute   specializing in non-credit business soft skills. Danielle credits Shelli with   "making a difference with school and job skills due to the initial opportunity   and encouragement she offered with college classes and the job." The planning   and working toward a career came to fruition because the certificate and degree   programs, along with Danielle\'s student hourly assignment, all matched her goal:   a career in business.</p>                      <p>She earned her Associate of Applied Science Degree in Business   Technology in 1996 and continued to work in Red Rocks Institute (RRI). Another   recognition for Danielle was having her work category be upgraded to   Administrative Assistant III.</p>                      <p>In 1998, changes at RRCC brought about changes in Danielle\'s new   career. Two college programs merged: Red Rocks Institute (RRI) and OSHA Training   Institute (OTI) with Rich Hawkins, Executive Director of OTI, becoming the   director of both programs. How did that affect Danielle\'s career? She remembers,   "Rich inherited me with Red Rocks Institute." </p>                      <p>Since she became "inherited" by Rich and a part of what became   Rocky Mountain Education Center (RMEC), Danielle has continued to move forward   in her career. The fruits of the journey are her training and skills in   marketing, graphics, and lay-out that have resulted in the yearly RMEC catalog   and all brochures. She is also responsible for accounts payable and independent   contractor contracts, and that explains why instructors are so fond of her: "I   initiate their paycheck." A recent promotion changed Danielle\'s career title to   Program Assistant I.</p>                      <p>With all the dedication to her career, Danielle continues to   devote her time and focus to her priority: her family. She is very proud of her   two sons, Eric, 21 and Matthew, 9. Eric is a senior at University of Colorado in   Boulder, Colorado and will graduate ahead of schedule in December 2007 with a   Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with dual emphases in marketing   and management. Eric is a member of AKPsi, a social business fraternity. Matthew   is in the 4th grade at St. Bernadette\'s Catholic School in Lakewood, Colorado.   He keeps busy with his studies along with basketball, baseball, and Boy Scouts.   The family enjoys time together and just returned from their first family   vacation to California visiting all the tourist attractions; their favorites   were Disneyland, Universal Studios and Sea World.</p>                      <p>Danielle also makes time for her personal interests like scrap   booking (creating albums with favorite photos and captions) and walking.   Included in her personal time are hours filled with Matthew\'s games and school   activities, as well as weekend visits with Eric. She also loves time spent with   her three ("extremely spoiled") small dogs, two Chihuahuas and a Yorkie   Terrier.</p>                      <p>Danielle\'s history with RRCC continues as she credits her   colleagues at RMEC with "great friendships and continuous support for personal   and professional development," and they consider her as the "middle of the road   personality, the one whom the staff counts on to be at peace with everyone."   Learning on the job continues as Danielle ponders what class to take in the   Spring 2008 Semester. In phone conversations and s in-person conferences with   Danielle, everyone is treated to her full attention, her warm welcome, her   dedication to excellence, and her genuine consideration and concern for others.   Please take the opportunity to meet Danielle Trujillo at RMEC.</p>                      <p align="center">&nbsp;</p>',			   
					   '<p align="justify"><p>One of the original employees of Rocky Mountain Education Center   in the OSHA program at Red Rocks Community College is Jeannette Werner. Let\'s   take a look at the journey that led her to the career that suits her so   well.</p><p align="justify">Jeannette is a "home grown" Coloradan who was born and raised in   Johnstown, Colorado near Greeley, Colorado. She is one of three daughters of   Colorado native parents who come from large families. Most of Jeannette\'s family   and relatives still reside in the Northern Colorado area.</p><p align="justify">Jeannette\'s high school years were spent volunteering time in   service to others, preparing her for college, and developing her love of   gardening and animals. She spent two summers on missionary trips with Teen   Missions International. The first mission was in Canada where she worked at a   mission that was next to a native North American reservation. Volunteering to   build dorms for the teenagers at the mission and working with children and teens   at the mission and on the reservation gave her a first-hand look at difficulties   experienced in that culture and the reward that comes from making a difference   in their lives. The second mission trip started with a "boot camp" in Florida to   become acquainted with a new culture and continued into the "field" in Germany.   Working again with "troubled teens" made a difference to them and made Jeannette   believe that she was the one who benefited.</p><p align="justify">A high school class in psychology led to a later decision to   major in this field in college. Friends and family had told her that she was a   good listener, and because she was always interested in "how the mind works,"   Jeannette knew what she wanted to study. During the high school psychology   course, she took the opportunity to visit group homes for children and assisted   living homes for elderly adults.</p><p align="justify">A recurring theme in Jeannette\'s life has been her love and   concern for animals. Her earliest recollection is of visits every Sunday after   church to her grandfather\'s dairy farm. Her grandfather was a role model   exampling love of animals and gardening. She has always strived to emulate those   traits: "I want to be just like him."  She has demonstrated this devotion   through her caring for her own pets and by volunteering to help to rescue pets.   Jeannette\'s current "4-legged children" are two Akita dogs, the breed known for   hunting bears and showing loyalty; they are considered to be a Japanese symbol   of good luck.  Her "Treasures" are Suji Yama, age nine, male with a thick white   and fawn coat; Yuki Kumo, age nine, female with a thick white coat. Another   treasured pet in the "family" was her cat Mew for whom she has fond memories.   Recently, Jeannette went through a training program preparing her to do   volunteer work for Almost Home Adoptions, a cat and kitten rescue service at   92nd and Wadsworth in Westminster, Colorado.</p><p align="justify">What journeys led to Jeannette\'s work with OSHA at Rocky Mountain   Education Center? Her first job was as an administrative assistant in Financial   Aid at Colorado Christian University in her first and second years. She then   moved up to Assistant Director of Financial Aid and remained in that position   until graduation. After graduation, Jeannette visited a career center, filled   out applications, and took Colorado state employment tests on various sites.   These active steps led to an interview at Red Rocks Community College for an   Administrative Assistant II position in Instructional Services, a job she   accepted and worked in during 1992 and 1993.</p><p align="justify">The next decision provided a new path on her career journey that   took trust and adventure. While working in Instructional Services, Jeannette met   Rich Hawkins, the pioneer director of the new OSHA Training Institute at RRCC.   He indicated that a position was available in that department and that the   position might meet her interest in a challenging career. When she took the   challenge in 1993, she told herself, "I\'ll stay five years."  Why has she   remained and why did she become Program Coordinator of a thriving free   enterprise training department? "There is always something new; no days are   exactly alike: new students/clients attend classes, and I am challenged to be   innovative and to be in a continuous pursuit of excellence." Jeannette credits   Rich Hawkins, Director of Rocky Mountain Education Center: "I am excited to work   for someone with vision and personality." Credits are also given here to "great   co-workers, the instructors, and clients." Attending trade shows adds adventure   and interest to her job.</p><p align="justify">Besides her enjoyable work, Jeannette makes time for her hobbies   that others view as the benefits of her talents. She writes poetry, creates   charcoal sketches, and sometimes sings solo for weddings at her church. Time is   always created for enjoying visits with her family and staying in touch with   college friends. </p><p align="justify">When you visit RMEC, you will notice the lively, upbeat, and   dedicated atmosphere created by employees like Jeannette Werner. Her genuine   concern for others, her personal and work-related integrity, her sense of humor,   and her hard work are demonstrated here and will make you want to sit awhile in   her office and have a relaxed chat, maybe about training and definitely about   pets. </p>',	
					   '<p align="justify"><p>Michelle is typically the first person our students speak with when registering or confirming a class. Michelle\'s duties also include managing the Specialist Certificate Programs. Michelle graduated from Thornton High School in 1996 and continued her education at Parks Jr. College in 1999 where she graduated with an Associates Degree in Travel and Tourism with a minor in Computer Science </p>                      <p>Michelle works hard to get to know our students and ensuring that their training experience is hassle-free. Michelle enjoys her job in that she gets to meet new and different people every day as she welcomes our students.</p>                      <p>Michelle is a true Colorado native, the youngest out of seven children. Michelle and her husband Robert have been together for 10 years. Michelle and Robert live in Denver with their three dogs Snoopie, Lucy and Peppermint Pattie. Michelle\'s interests, true to her Colorado roots, include her vegetable garden and outdoor activities such as camping, horseback riding and golf. </p>'
					   
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