

College of the Month:
November, 2009
Hartnell College
CCA Local: Hartnell College Faculty Association
President:
Ann Wright
Campus Phone: 831-770-6112
Dr. Ann Wright is a Professor of Biological Sciences in the
Division of Science and Mathematics.
Hartnell College Faculty Association Quick Facts The
Hartnell
College Faculty Association serves as the exclusive
representative of all full-time and part-time faculty
members. Hartnell College
Faculty Association
Collective Bargaining Agreement
Click
here to read the Hartnell College Faculty Association
Collective Bargaining Agreement. CCA District: District B District
Representative: Stelvio Locci Hartnell
Community College Hartnell College: Main Campus King City Education Center Alisal Campus Hartnell College, one of the oldest
educational institutions in California, was founded in 1920
as Salinas Junior College. The school was renamed Hartnell
College in 1948, and eight years later moved to its present
location at 411 Central Avenue in Salinas. Located in
Monterey County, Hartnell serves the Salinas Valley,
including he communities of Salinas, Bradley, Castroville,
Chualar, Greenfield, Jolon, King City, Lockwood, Moss
Landing, San Ardo, San Lucas, Soledad and adjacent rural
areas. Hartnell's King City Education Center
is located is south Monterey County; it consists of a
2-story building with 6 classrooms, including a computer
lab, learning skills lab, and a distance learning classroom. A second outreach center, the Alisal
Campus, serves the residents of East Salinas. In Novmber of 2002, district residents
passed a $131 million bond issue which will result in major
renovations and upgrades to the college. By the time the
project concludes in 2012, Hartnell will be able to serve
nearly twice the number of students currently enrolled. Mission Statement Hartnell College provides the
leadership and resources to ensure that all students shall
have equal access to a quality education and the opportunity
to pursue and achieve their goals. We are responsive to the
learning needs of our community and dedicated to a diverse
educational and cultural campus environment that prepares
our students for productive participation in a changing
world. Statement of Objectives Prepare students for admission with
advanced standing to four-year colleges and universities
Prepare students for employment
with a background of both technical and general
education Increase opportunities to develop and improve
abilities to read, to listen with understanding and to
communicate effectively Provide opportunities to promote
the critical thinking process by the student Provide counseling services to help
individuals discover their interests, and abilities and
to determine an appropriate educational program Assist persons seeking career
change or advancement, or re-entry into a career field
Provide opportunities for students
whose prior academic achievements are latent in relation
to their stated educational and vocational goals Provide educational services for
those neither preparing for a career nor seeking a
degree Promote opportunities to develop an
understanding of and appreciation for our rich heritage
of creativity in the arts, humanities, and sciences
Office: Merrill 9
Email:
awright@hartnell.edu
Website:
www.supporthartnellfaculty.com
Hartnell College
Campus: 831-755-6926
Email:
slocci@hartnell.edu
411 Central Avenue
Salinas, CA 93901
Phone: 831-755-6700
Website: www.hartnell.edu
117 North Second Street
King City, CA 93930
Phone: 831-386-7100
752 E. Alisal Street
Salinas, CA 93905
Phone: 831-759-6093