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- Dr. Debi Klimes 40 yrs.
- Bruce Bennett 33 yrs.
- Lee Ann Hagan 27 yrs.
- Jose Vazquez-Hernandez 13 yrs.
- 2013 Classified Employee of the Year Andrea Dayley
- 2013 Professional Employee of the Year
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2nd Quarter, 2014 Volume 14 Issue 2 http://pace.csi.edu http://pace.csi.edu/wow.asp PACE Home Page For monthly Next Edition Scheduled for 3rd Quarter, 2014 (subject to change) Thank You Spring Retirees
PACE Employees of the Year  2013 Classified Employee of the Year
Andrea Dayley, the College of Southern Idaho’s Dental Clinic Manager, has been awarded the 2013 CSI Classified Employee of the Year by CSI’s Professional and Classified Employee organization. Dayley has worked at the Health Sciences Center for three years and was credited for her commitment to the office, connections with the students, and support for her colleagues. Comments from co-workers and students:
2013 Professional Employee of the Year 
Sandy Wapinski, the Public Services Manager for the College of Southern Idaho Library, has been awarded the 2013 CSI Professional Employee of the Year by CSI’s Professional and Classified Employee organization. Her nominators credit her with never shying away from work, creating a positive and pleasant work place, and even providing snacks for work study students if they don’t have time for meals. Comments from co-workers and students:
Picks from the Shelf  Marty - DVD – A wonderful old-fashioned love story starring Ernest Borgnine and Betsy Blair. The movie screen presents itself in that glorious 1955 B&W Cinematography. The theatrical trailer is a different twist than the movie trailers of today. Burt Lancaster introduces the movie to the audience while giving a bit of background to the story of Marty and his journey to love. You will enjoy this movie for its richness and warmth. – Ann Keane, ADC Office Spec.
 A Serious Man DVD – The Coen brothers Joel and Ethan have come up with a delightful hysterical movie about the pathos of life experienced by Larry Gopnik. He has a student who is willing to bribe him with money to keep from failing a class. His unemployed brother is sleeping on the couch and coming up with a formula to cheat at cards. His daughter never wants to be home and is always washing her hair. His son is smoking pot and studying for his Bar Mitzvah. His wife wants to leave him for his best friend who she refers to as a serious man. Larry wonders what it is that makes someone a serious man. – Ann Keane, ADC Office Spec.
 Big Miracle, DVD – Inspired by a true story this is a wonderful family movie that shows how different organizations and countries can come together in a crisis. All for a family of three stranded whales in Barrow, Alaska. Some incredible archival news footage from 1988 of the event is interspersed throughout the movie. Wowers! You really must sit down and enjoy this movie. – Ann Keane, ADC Office Spec.
 War Horse, DVD – Steven Speilberg does it again. A wonderful friendship is formed between a young man named Albert and a young horse named Joey. Their bond is never broken. War separates them for a time but the bond remains. This is one of the best feel good movies I have seen in a long time. Although it takes place during the time of World War I the bond of friendship outshines the darkness of war. A true masterpiece. – Ann Keane, ADC Office Spec.
If you have a favorite book, movie or CD from our very own CSI library you would like to recommend to your co-workers, let me know about it. You don’t need to be a professional critic. All you need is two to four sentences giving info on why you think it is something folks might want to spend their time on. – Ann Keane, PACE newsletter editor, ext. 6530, akeane@csi.edu New Faces on Campus 
Janna Verburg-Hamlett, New Position Food Science/QA Instructor Evergreen A-36, Ext. Hello everybody, my name is Janna Hamlett; I am the new instructor for the Food Safety and Quality Program. Don’t worry, the program is so new you haven’t already forgotten what the College has to offer. My BS degree is from the University of Idaho. Go VANDALS!!!! I have been working in the dairy industry for 10 years and recently joined CSI to teach the new program. I am very excited to be here. My husband Ben Hamlett has been teaching at CSI for 6 years. If you like Ben then you will love me. If you don’t like Ben; well opposites attract! We currently have 9 kids (all 4 legged) which include cows, goats, cats, and a dog, but I am always open for more family members! Like most parents I have pictures if you want to see. I look forward to meeting all the new people and joining the College of Southern Idaho family. See you all around campus!
Clark Rasmussen, replacing Jason Vickrey Assistant Athletic Director Gym 104, ext. 6482 Rasmussen graduated from Idaho State University in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in sport management. Prior to that, he played baseball at Treasure Valley CC. In 2009, 2010 and 2011, Rasmussen worked the training camps with the Atlanta Falcons as their operations and logistics intern, emphasizing his focus on team travel, training camp operations, game day operations and facility management. He has also spent time with the Idaho Stampede as an account executive, where he was involved in the sales of season tickets, game-day suites, corporate partnerships and marketing opportunities. Most recently, Rasmussen was the area sales manager for Mybullfrog.com/Verizon, overseeing the operations, sales and management of three locations in Eastern Idaho. Rasmussen, originally from Boise, is married to Noelle. They have three children - Makenna, Easton and Taybree. If you have any suggestions, ideas or simply want to get involved with CSI Athletics, please contact Clark. 
Jim Munn, New Position Law Enforcement Instructor Canyon 214, Ext. 6338 Jim Munn was born and raised in the Magic Valley and grew up in a law enforcement family. His father, Jim Munn Sr., was a long-time law enforcement officer and retired as the Twin Falls County Sheriff in the early 1990s. Jim began his law enforcement career in 1980 with the Twin Falls Police Department. He achieved more progressively responsible positions in the department including Police Officer, Detective, Sergeant, and Captain and retired as the Twin Falls Police Chief in 2011. During his career, he served as a DARE Officer, SWAT team member and in other special assignments. Jim is a graduate of Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from Southern California University for Professional Studies. He is currently a POST certified instructor in 11 subjects including use of force, search and seizure, patrol procedures and community policing. Jim has a passion for training and mentoring police officers and considers it an honor to serve the students at the College of Southern Idaho! He continues to serve his community as a member of the Twin Falls City Council. He is married to Lisa, who works at CSI in the Adult Basic Education department. He has two children and one wonderful grandson! 
Amanda Holloway Replacing Tara McFarland who replaced Ben King Social Services Specialist Refugee Center, 736-2166
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