Campus Champion Member Phone Number Email Hawaiʻi CC Honolūlū CC Kapʻiolani CC Kauaʻi CC Leeward CC UH Maui College Windward CC UHCC System CCLC Name Phone Number Email Helen Cox - Chancellor Kauaʻi Community College (808) 346-8236 helencox@hawaii.edu Cammie Matsumoto Special Projects Coordinator (808) 346-2876 cammie@hawaii.edu What are your expectations of a member of the CCLC?
technical education. We foster students to become responsible global citizens locally, nationally, and internationally. We advance the educational goals of all students with a special commitment to Native Hawaiians. CCLC Generation 1: Paul Lococo Professor, History Generation 2: James Goodman Dean, Arts and Sciences Generation 3: Shelly Ota Professor, Accounting Generation 4: Wesley Teraoka Professor, Geography Division Chair Generation 5: Della Teraoka (Kunimune) Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Generation 6: Sandy Hoshino Professor, Job Preparation Student Services Generation 7: Ron Umehira Dean of Career and Technical Education Generation 8: Lexer Chou Coordinator, Student Life Generation 9: Michael Cawdery Assistant Professor, Education Generation 10: Therese Nakadomari Director of Information Technology, UH West Oʻahu Generation 11: Kristi Ayers Generation 12: Evelyn Kamai Division Secretary, Language Arts Generation 13: Gholam Khaleghi Associate Professor, Economics The University of Hawaiʻi Maui College inspires students to develop knowledge and skills in pursuit of academic, career, and personal goals in a supportive educational environment that emphasizes community engagement, life-long learning,
well as it has guided and strengthen my resolve to always work towards supporting the goals and successes of our students, faculty, and staff.” Lexer Chou, Leeward CC Gen 8 “CCLC allowed me to network with other faculty/staff members from other campuses that I usually would not have interacted with. I was able to learn more about the structures within their campuses and how it could be applied at Leeward Community College.” Gholam Khaleghi, Leeward CC Gen 13 helped me network with UHCC cohorts. I think contingency leadership with transformational traits might be more appropriate in most circumstances. Visionary leaders through their positive thinking, positive speaking, and positive deeds can inspire ordinary people to do extraordinary work. Although, I do not totally rule out the Great Man theory of leadership, however, evidence seems to suggest that “Leaders are not, they become!”’ Michael Tom, Windward CC, Gen 7 “I appreciated the informal discussions with various campus and system administrators. That humanized the for me and greatly reduced intimidation I’d felt about taking on leadership roles and having to work with them. The CCLC program provided an understanding of how the leadership practices that I can exercise most naturally and authentically are tied to my personal history, values, and personality.” Brian Pactol, Windward CC Gen 10 “CCLC provided me an opportunity to build a strong network of people committed to excellence in education who continue to help me grow as a professional in our community college community. Participating in CCLC also provided me the opportunity to really explore and engage in the various roles and responsibilities administrators, faculty, and staff have throughout the community college system.” Jenny Webster, Windward CC Gen 12 “First, I learned I'm not a dolphin; I'm kind of a shark, but that's okay. CCLC taught me that there a different kinds of leadership styles and that I don't have to be just like other people, but I can learn a lot from them. CCLC also reminded me that this entire system is a community and we're going to be working together for a long time. We are each other's greatest resources, and so we must work hard here to be kind to each other and even more important, to listen to each other.”