This
college
is
located
in
the
heart
of
Central
Oregon,
west
of
Highway
97.
It
has
approximately
8750
square
feet
of
space
on
one
floor.
The
facility
includes
large
classrooms,
a
clinic
floor/lab
area,
a
facial
room,
a
dispensary,
a
library,
a
student
lounge,
a
reception
and
retail
area
and
administrative
offices.
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Biography
September 6, 1979:Enrolled
in Phagans’ Cosmetology College November 7, 1980:Graduated
2300 hours degree in cosmetology November 30, 1980:Enrolled
in Phagans’ Cosmetology College Cadet program April 6, 1981:Completed
Cadet program with educator degree April 6, 1981:Hired
at Phagans’ Cosmetology College as an educator April, 1981: Hired
at Willoughbys Beauty Supply and Salon – worked evenings and weekends
while continuing to teach September, 1982:Ended
employment at Willoughbys to teach only January, 1984:Became
assistant director January, 1986:Became
director March, 1987:Received
Certificate of Identification to start own business for nights and weekends
– still continuing to teach full time June, 1996:Quit
own business to concentrate fully on Phagans Cosmetology College
Education
I
have taken training courses to be an outstanding educator from Jhirmack,
Clairol, Redken, Dermalogica, Backscratchers, OPI, Nexxus, Creative nail,
Milady, Salon Fundamentals, Pivot Point, Nuts and Bolts, Mindful Teaching with
Janet Fisher, People Skills with Jerry Poer, Jamie Johnson, and Steven.I have had advanced cutting classes
with David Anthony, Sherman Kendall, Savario and Frank Comas.Also
Supplemental training from Central Oregon Community College.I have accumulated many hours of continuing
education.
Attended CEA in Las Vegas 2002 and 2003
Attended ACCS in Miami Florida 2005
Attended ACCS in Las Vegas 2007
Achievements May,
1981Hair
cutting competition MT. View Mall
1995Total
Vogue Competition Portland, Oregon
1996Total
Vogue Competition Portland, Oregon
1989Outstanding
educator award
1990Outstanding
educator award
1992Outstanding
educator award
1995Outstanding
educator award
1998Director
of the year award
1999Director
of the year award
2000Director
of the year award
2001Director
of the year award
2002Director
of the year award
2003Director
of the year award
2005Employee
of the year award
2007Director
of the year award
Member of: Look
good feel better program Cosmetology
educators of America National
cosmetology association Oregon
Barbers and Beauty Colleges Association
Biggest contributions to Phagans C.O.B.C From
the time I started working with Phagans’ I wanted to create a more scheduled,
structured learning environment for students.I have had a huge impact on the curriculum planning and
changes.We have changed our curriculum
and class schedules many time from starting students once a month, then tried
every 7 weeks, then every 2 weeks then every 4 weeks, and now every 3
weeks.Each time we changed our
start dates the curriculum needed to be changed, each time we were able to do
so with a fairly smooth transition.I am proud to say I helped in this area a lot, planning lessons and
schedules.
I
was the person who implemented marathon days, wanting each student to be able
to know how much money and clients it would take to make that money to survive
in the professional world.Once we
had the format for that day the owners of Phagans’ decided to donate proceeds
of that day to charity.Marathon
Day’s have now donatedthousands
of dollars to charities such as Red Cross, Boys and Girls Clubs, Breast Cancer
Awareness, and Missing and Exploited Children.
I
have also contributed to the building of a very strong clinic floor where
students learn how to use their business skills so when they enter the
professional world they will know what it takes to make a good living.I have boosted retail sales at the
school hoping to ensure students are learning that educating their clients in
home maintenance is key to having return customers.It makes sense that the students are investing in their
future by educating the customers to invest in themselves.
