SPEAKERS BUREAU. Serving Delaware and Chester Counties

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1 SPEAKERS BUREAU Serving Delaware and Chester Counties

2 The Speakers Bureau of Delaware County Community College was established in 1973 as a free public service to assist organizations and groups by providing informative, useful and thought-provoking presentations in Delaware and Chester counties. In order to schedule a speaker, please provide the following information at least three weeks in advance: 1. Your first and second topic preference 2. Name of your organization 3. Date and time of your meeting 4. Meeting location and directions 5. Approximate size of audience 6. Contact person s name and telephone number Note: Speakers are not available during June, July and August. To arrange for a speaker, please contact: Marketing and Public Relations Office Delaware County Community College 901 South Media Line Road Media, PA (phone) (fax) ( ) chamby@dccc.edu

3 Growth & Development n Career Counseling Resources for Community Residents Ruth Campbell, Professor (Career Counselor) n Transition Issues for Students with Disabilities in Post-Secondary Education Ann Binder, Director of Disability Services n Motivation n Teamwork n Exercise to Develop Team Leadership Linda Durkin, Associate Professor of Business n Photography n Panoramic Photography n The Dark Room n 35mm Photography n The Art of Landscape Photography in Black and White n Archival Presentation, How to Mount and Mat Your Photographs Richard Johnson, Instructor of Photography n Public Speaking Dr. Eric Wellington, Dean of Business and Computer Information Systems, Assistant to the CIO n Poetry Forms and Elements n Poetry Workshop and Reading Stacy Cartledge, Associate Professor of English n Who s in the Spotlight? Communicating the Power of Audience Analysis n Necessary Evil: The Fundamental Fear of One of the Most Marketable Skills n Argumentation in Everyday Contexts n Peacemaker, Peacebreaker, or Peacekeeper? Understanding Your Conflict Style n Growing Up in the Shadows of Post-polio Syndrome: Does Anyone See Me? n Rhetorically Constructing a Cure : FDR s Dynamic Spectacle of Normalcy Dr. Susan M. Ward, Associate Professor of Communication Studies

4 General Topics n Delaware County Community College Dr. Jerome Parker, President n Delaware County Community College, Your Community College in Chester County Dr. Mary Jo Boyer, Vice Provost and Vice President for Branch Campuses n History of Delaware County Community College n Aid for Friends: Lifeline for the Frail Elderly Paul Donohue, Professor Emeritus n Early Childhood Education n College Exploration: Charting the Course n The Benefits of Dual Enrollment What Parents and High School Students Should Know Kathryn Diamond Rothstein, M.S. Director of Dual Enrollment & High School Initiatives n Building Strong Communities: The International Student Program at Delaware County Community College Dr. Diane Picciani, Professor English As a Second Language n Forest Management and Conservation of Neotropical Migratory Songbirds Dr. Steven Aquilani, Associate Professor of Biology n Terrorism Tom Dowd, Associate Professor of Administration of Justice n Aloha to Hawaiian Quilting n Patches of History: An Introduction to the Quilt in America n Growing and Caring for Orchids Janice Baldwin-Hench, Professor of English

5 History & Culture n Quakers: Their History and Faith n Collecting Rare Books Thomas Macaluso, Professor Emeritus n 100th Anniversary of Powered Flight Jim Raschka, Professor, Computer Aided Design n American Civil War n The First World War Jeffrey LaMonica, Assistant Professor of History n African American History n African Politics n Women in History n Black Politics n Reparations Dr. Ife Williams, Associate Professor of Political Science n The Music of Cuba Before the Revolution n Oye Como Va: Contemporary Latin Music and Dance n Jazz Before Swing n The Birth of Bebop Dr. Karen Rege, Director of Library Services n Race and Ethnicity; as it relates to migration and return migration experiences Owen Alex Miller, Assistant Professor of Sociology

6 Business & Finance n Real Estate Investing n Setting Up The Small Business Accounting System Anthony Daly-Leonard, Associate Professor of Accounting n The History of Computers n The History of the Internet Dr. Eric Wellington, Dean of Business and Computer Information Systems, Assistant to the CIO n Web Page Development n Multimedia Development (sound, video, animation, and graphics) Ann-Marie Smith, Associate Professor of Interactive Multimedia n The Basics of Building a Web Presence n What to Look for in Hiring a Web Developer Glenys Gustin, Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems n National Debt and Its Effect on the Economy n Social Security and Its Future n Career Paths for Business Majors Jeff Salavitabar, Associate Professor of Business & Economics n A Mathematical Magic Show: Tricks That Will Amaze You Dr. Sid Kolpas, Assistant Professor of Mathematics

7 Delaware County Community College is an equal employment and educational opportunity institution conforming to all applicable legislation that prohibits discrimination. The College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or any other characteristic protected by state or federal laws in its educational programs, activities, admission or employment policies, as required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and other applicable statutes. Inquiries concerning Title IX and/or 504 compliance should be referred to: Betty Brown, associate dean for student success, room 2195, ; and/or Connie McCalla, vice president of human resources, room 3572, TTY for the hearing impaired: Delaware County Community College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market St., Philadelphia, PA

8 Serving Delaware and Chester Counties Founded in 1967 Celebrating more than 45 years of service to our community, Delaware County Community College is a two-year institution that enrolls 30,000 students in credit and non-credit courses each year. It offers 60 associate degree programs and 39 certificate programs in a variety of academic disciplines. Transfer agreements with more than 40 four-year colleges and universities facilitate the transfer process for our students. Locations The College has numerous campuses and centers throughout Delaware and Chester counties. Visit for more information on the various locations, maps and directions. Accreditation Delaware County Community College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA /2014