Past Graduates
In 2002, the PCC SLPA program had its first four graduates, Leslie Bailey
-- the first awardee of the Kathleen M. Peters Memorial Scholarship; Nicole
Jube; Nancy Carr and Rachelle Fall -- the 2nd awardee of the Kathleen
M. Peters Memorial Scholarship. In 2003, we were delighted to see six
more graduates: Patricia Dean, Rosa Gutierrez, Alice Mora, Rebecca
Pope, Mirian Rojas and Kathleen Venne. Congratulations, graduates!
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Our First Graduates! |
Rachelle Fall, December 2002
A native southern Californian, Rachelle was born in 1981. Growing
up as a person who stutters, Rachelle was interested in communication
and communication disorders and the field of Speech-Language Pathology
from an early age. While enrolled in the SLPA Program, Rachelle
distinguished herself on the Dean’s Honor List, as a tutor
for the SLPA program and as a Speech-Language Instructional Assistant
in the Disabled Student Program (DSPS). Rachelle was our 2nd recipient
of the Kathleen M. Peters Memorial Scholarship award for $750.00,
transferring to California State University Northridge to continue
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Leslie Bailey, May, 2002
Born in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 14, 1978 and raised in Utah,
Leslie was one of the very first students to enroll in the SLPA
program. Married to her husband, Mark, Leslie was on the Dean’s
List for her excellent grades and the first recipient of the Kathleen
M. Peters Memorial Scholarship Award for her excellence academically
and clinically. Leslie also gave of her considerable talents in
the Disabled Student Programs and Services while working as the
Lead Instructional Assistant to Rosemary Scott, the Speech Pathologist.
She helped to serve over 40 students on campus with identified speech,
language and hearing disorders in small groups and through assistive
technology support in the High Tech Center, D-208. Leslie is attending
CSUN studying to be a Speech
Pathologist and working as a SLPA in a private practice. |
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Nicole Jube, May 2002
A native Californian, Nicole was born at Huntington Hospital on
December 28, 1980. A watercolor artist and accomplished pianist,
Nicole realized that she wanted to be a Speech-Language Pathology
Assistant after volunteering at San
Gabriel Valley Medical Center. Nicole was also a valued student
assistant in the Disabled Student Programs and Services, especially
in the High Tech Center assisting students with Recording for the
Blind and other computer programs. Nicole is attending CSUN
studying to be a Speech Pathologist. |
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