Cooperative Work Experience - Employer Panel Series II

You  are invited to come to our Employer Panel Series II on Wednesday, Feb. 15th from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Hearthside Lounge.  There students will find more about internship opportunities. 

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. - Employer Panel
1:00 - 1:30 p.m. - Networking

**The students will learn about internship opportunities with employers
**Network and discuss job and internship openings

Light refreshments will be available!!!

** Server Outage **

 **  Update  **

Service restored.

The Foothill servers (including krypton, paris, london, etc.) are not responding. 
I am sorry for these  problems.


I  have notified the System Admin  and will report back here when I hear from him.

** COIN 63 / 70a Quiz this Weekend! **

If you are in COIN 63, Advanced Web Technologies, you have a quiz this weekend. Sometime between 8:00 am Friday and 10:00 pm Saturday, log on to Etudes and choose Tests. If you've never taken a quiz in Etudes before, click the My Workspace tab and then choose Learn how to take tests in the system (on the right under Tips and Information).

Check the Week 2 Online Guide for your class for more info.


If you are in COIN 70a  Intro to Programming with JavaScript, you have a practice quiz this weekend. This quiz doesn't count, but it's a good opportunity to practice taking a test in Etudes.  Sometime between 8:00 am Friday and 10:00 pm Saturday, log on to Etudes and choose Tests. If you've never taken a quiz in Etudes before, click the My Workspace tab and then choose Learn how to take tests in the system (on the right under Tips and Information).

Check the Week 2 Online Guide for your class for more info.

** Apple Internships!! **

Presidential Proclamation -- Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal Holiday, 2012

On a hot summer day nearly half a century ago, an African American preacher with no official title or rank gave voice to our Nation's deepest aspirations, sharing his dream of an America that ensured the true equality of all our people.  From the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. inspired a movement that would push our country toward a more perfect Union.

At a time when our Nation was sharply divided, Dr. King called on a generation of Americans to be "voices of reason, sanity, and understanding amid the voices of violence, hatred, and emotion."  His example stirred men and women of all backgrounds to become foot soldiers for justice, and his leadership gave them the courage to refuse the limitations of the day and fight for the prospect of tomorrow.  Because these individuals showed the resilience to stand firm in the face of the fiercest resistance, we are the benefactors of an extraordinary legacy of progress.

Today, Dr. King is memorialized on the National Mall where he once spoke, a symbol of how far our Nation has come and a testament to the quiet heroes whose names may never appear in history books, but whose selflessness brought about change few thought possible.  Dr. King's memorial reminds us that while the work of realizing his remarkable dream is unending, with persistence, progress is within our reach.

On the Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal Holiday, we celebrate the man who fought for the America he knew was possible.  Dr. King's faith in a God who loves all His children and a Nation grounded in the promise of equality would not let him rest until victory was won.  As we work to meet the challenges of our time    from fixing our schools so every child gets a world class education to ensuring all Americans have access to strong and secure economic opportunity    let us draw strength from Dr. King's stirring affirmation that "Everybody can be great because everybody can serve." 
In his memory, let us continue climbing toward that Promised Land, one more fair and more just for all people.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim January 16, 2012, as the Martin Luther King, Jr., Federal Holiday.  I encourage all Americans to observe this day with appropriate civic, community, and service
projects in honor of Dr. King, and to visit www.MLKDay.gov to find Martin Luther King, Jr., Day of Service projects across our country.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord two thousand twelve, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-sixth.

BARACK OBAMA

** Welcome to Winter Term at Foothill College **

All of my classes are closed.

If you are interested in enrolling in the closed online class, as slots become available if students drop, I admit students on the waiting list in the order they requested.  The earlier you request to add, the more likely it is that you will get in...

To request to add an online class:

1. Login to MyPortal > Click the Student tab
2. Look for “Foothill Late Adds” at bottom right of your screen.
3. Click the Browse Courses button 
4. Choose a term 
5. Select the course(s) you want to add using the checkboxes on the left 
6. Click on “Request to Add Selected Courses” to submit your request for an Add Code 
7. The instructor of each course you selected will be notified of your request.  
8. If you receive an email with an Add Code, follow the instructions “To Add a Class if You Are Not on the Course's Waitlist” at http://www.foothill.edu/reg/onlinereg.php 
9. If you do not receive an email with an Add Code, then the instructor has decided not to give you an Add Code. 

** Job Opportunity **

A Web Design/Developer, Graphic Design position is available.  For more info, click the Foothill Jobs page and then  click on "The Foothill College Online Job Board" and scroll down to see the job:
Web Design/Developer, Graphic Design.