RESUMÉ Joe Wyse Superintendent/President Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District

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1 EDUCATION RESUMÉ Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District EdD Candidate, Pepperdine University Expected June, 2012 Emphasis: Organizational Leadership General Dissertation Area: The Relationship between Transformational Leadership Characteristics and Leader Attachment Orientation MA, Trinity International University December, 1997 Emphasis: New Testament Thesis Topic: The Structure of the Sermon on the Mount and its Relationship to Interpretation BA, Kenyon College magna cum laude May, 1990 Major: Physics EMPLOYMENT Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District August 2011 to Present Serves as the Chief Executive Officer for the District. Major duties include communicating the mission and vision of the College to all constituent groups, developing and sustaining a camaraderie between and among Board members, faculty, students, and staff, which encourages a team approach in the operation of the institution, and providing wise stewardship of financial resources, which includes accountability, planning, and ongoing assessment of the institution s fiscal well-being. Supports teaching and learning efforts toward the accomplishment of institutional and program student learning outcomes. Responsible for advocates with the State legislature, Chancellor s Office, and federal officials to identify and develop additional revenue sources. Leads efforts in the Accreditation process and the strategic planning process with involvement of all college constituent groups. Maintains open communications with the media, the campus community, and the Board. Supports a climate of campus wide and community involvement and promotes collegiality and cohesiveness that reflect the core values of the institution. Promotes college development activities, including donor cultivation efforts through the Shasta College Foundation. Supports the needs of a diverse student population by developing and maintaining effective student services programs. Advocates for student support programs that improve access and success of under-prepared students. Vice President of Administrative Services March 2007 to August 2011 Major duties include oversight of the Business Office (including payroll), Physical Plant division (includes custodial, grounds, and transportation departments), Food Services, Campus Safety, and Hazardous Materials, approximately 80 full-time and part-time staff. This position chairs the Sustainability Committee and the Budget Committee and serves as a member of College Council, Facilities Planning Committee and the President s Cabinet. Other important tasks include coordination of the District s budget development process, review of all District contracts, participation on the negotiations team, administration of the District s risk management program, development and implementation of District policies and

2 RESUME Page 2 procedures, participation in writing self-study reports for accreditation, and oversight of all major capital projects. Other duties include: attending Board meetings and presenting budget updates and action items, assuring compliance with, and interpretation of, laws and regulations including those associated with bond compliance, assuring timely completion of the District s annual audit, and representing the District at statewide meetings for property and liability insurance and the retiree health benefit joint powers authority. Trinity International University, California Regional Center Trinity Law School and Trinity Graduate School July 1996 to February 2007 Executive Director (5/204 to 2/2007) Promoted from the following positions: Associate Dean of Administration (7/2000 to 5/2004) Assistant Dean of Administration (9/1998 to 7/2000) Director of Enrollment Services (7/1996 to 9/1998) Major duties included overseeing the Admissions, Registrar's, Business and Financial Aid offices. Additional areas of oversight included facilities management, security services and the bookstore. Responsible for leading the staff of the center, planning the budget, strategic planning, Master's and Doctoral application processing, serving on the Admissions Committee, serving on the Faculty Senate of the law school, serving on the President s University Advisory Cabinet, interviewing prospective students, overseeing and evaluating several full-time and part-time staff members, acting as Registrar, and assisting in the preparation of both annual and self-study reports for accrediting bodies (Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, and the Department of Education). Other duties included planning course schedules and room assignments, oversight of marketing (including writing and placement of radio advertisements and revisions to design and publication of catalogs and other brochures), developing and revising policy for the law and graduate schools, coordinating graduation ceremonies and indirect involvement in fund raising for the school. Served as the international student advisor (including SEVIS administrator for the California Regional Center). Served as the VA coordinator, certifying veteran student status with the Department of Veteran Affairs. Attended numerous state and national conferences (e.g., American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, National Association of Foreign Student Advisors, and California Association of School Financial Aid Administrators). Trinity International University, Deerfield, Illinois Campus Trinity Evangelical Divinity School October 1991 to July 1996 Associate Director of Admissions (5/1994 to 7/1996) Promoted from the following positions: Assistant Director of Admissions (12/1992 to 5/1994) Admissions Counselor (10/1991 to 12/1992) Major duties included: overseeing the Master s and Doctoral admissions processes, serving on the admissions committee, compiling data for admissions reports, coordinate closely the admissions functions with academic deans and the academic doctoral office staff and faculty, supervising several full-time and part-time admissions staff, planning and coordinating national student recruitment travel, serving as the designated liaison between admissions and information services offices, and providing initial academic advising to incoming students.

3 RESUME Page 3 North Shore Tutoring, Private Tutor November 1990 to June 1993 Responsibilities included: one-on-one tutoring of junior high and high school students in the areas of mathematics, algebra, chemistry, biology and pre-calculus. Summer Research Scholar, Kenyon College May through July, 1988 and 1989 This position was designed to give hands on research experience to science majors. Over two summers I assisted Dr. Peter J. Collings in liquid crystal research. Teaching Experience Trinity Graduate School (of Trinity International University), Adjunct Faculty Non-credit courses taught: Beginning Greek I (Fall 1999, Fall 2000, Spring 2005) Beginning Greek II (Spring 2000, Spring 2003) Beginning Greek III (Summer 2000, Fall 2003) Introduction to Greek Exegesis (Fall 2000) Master s level courses taught: Special Topics: New Testament Parables and Modern Culture (Spring 2004) Special Topics: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation (Fall 2004) Foundations of Integrative Thought (Spring 2005) Numerous independent study, guided research, and capstone project oversight with individual master s level students. Current and Past State-Wide and National Involvement Serves as Shasta College s alternate representative on the board of the Statewide Association of Community Colleges Joint Powers Authority (SWACC). SWACC is a selffunded property and liability insurance joint powers authority with over 50 community college districts as members. Served on the SWACC finance committee. Member of the Association of California Community College Administrators (ACCCA). Member of the National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE). Serves as Shasta College s alternate representative to the Health Retiree Benefit Joint Powers Authority, the JPA that oversees the District s investments for future retiree health care costs. Participated at numerous Association of Chief Business Officer (ACBO) conferences. Served on the ACBO Facilities Task Force, a group that meets quarterly with Chancellor s Office staff to facilitate statewide planning for State-funded community college facilities. Participated at quarterly Northern California Community College Chief Business Officers (NCCCCBO) gatherings in Sacramento.

4 RESUME Page 4 Honors and Interests Martin Luther King Jr. Award from the Black Law Students Association (Trinity Law School), 2003 Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, a national academic honors society, 1990 Elected to Sigma Xi, a scientific research society, 1990 Interests include developing leaders, organizational culture and organizational change, social change, public policy, learning in general, reading (a wide variety of fiction and non-fiction), family activities and golf. Community Involvement Member Shasta County Citizens Against Racism Member Association of California School Administrators (Shasta Charter) Member Redding Elks (Lodge 1073) Volunteer Redding Aquaducks Swim Team (includes logistics activities for meets and serving as an announcer for swim meets) Board Member (Treasurer) Trinity Alliance Church, Redding, California Faculty Advisor InterVarsity student club at Shasta College ( ) Faculty Advisor Black Law Student s Association, Trinity Law School ( ) Faculty Advisor Associated Student Body of the California Regional Center of Trinity International University ( ) Local Presentations Numerous presentations on the District s capital projects (general obligation bond funded, lease revenue bond funded, and State bond funded), the District s sustainability initiatives, and the fiscal status of the District to both internal groups (e.g., Board of Trustees, Citizens Bond Oversight Committee, various academic departments, committees, Student Senate, flex day participants) and external groups (e.g., Redding West Rotary, Redding East Rotary) Leadership Redding presenter: Leadership Excellence, April, 2009 Regular presenter for the Shasta College Administrative Academy, , , and (topics: Leadership, Administrative Services) Publications and Conference Presentations Going Solar: Lessons Learned. Presented at the May 2011 Association of Chief Business Officers (ACBO) conference, a volunteer organization for professional development of California community college chief financial officers. The Economics of Going Solar. Presented at the October 2009 Association of Chief Business Officers (ACBO) conference. The New Shasta College Green. Presented at the April 2009 Shasta College Sustainability Conference.

5 RESUME Page 5 Gilbert Fugitt, Farzin Madgidi, Bonni Stachowiak, Dave Stachowiak, &. Exploring Christian Leaders in Learning Environments. Paper presentation: Hawaii International Conference on Education, January The Structure of the Sermon on the Mount and its Relationship to Interpretation, Master s Thesis, Trinity International University, & Peter Collings. Light Scattering in the Isotropic Phase of Highly Chiral Liquid Crystals", Physical Review A, Vol., 45, No. 4, February, Jonathan Ennis,, & Peter Collings. "Optical Activity Measurements at Long Wavelengths in the Blue Phases of Highly Chiral Liquid Crystals," Liquid Crystals, Vol. 5, No. 3, pp , 1989., Jonathan Ennis, & Peter Collings. "Coupling between Structural Modes in the Isotropic Phase of Highly Chiral Liquid Crystals," Physical Review Letters, Vol. 62, No. 9, February, 1989.