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“The musicians performed with heartfelt passion and skill,” said Sharon Moyer, a spectator present in the audience.

The 14 students performed their pieces with skill. “It’s also really cool to show people who I am in a sense through my music, I feel like I’m connecting to people.” “It’s scary performing sometimes but I do it so I can get over anxiety,” said Riley Foster, one of the students who played his own piece at the event.

While stage fright is usually a common challenge for many performers, none of these students appeared to suffer from it. I have a hard enough time playing by myself.” “I found the duets amazing because I can’t dream of coordinating myself to play a song with another person. “How the musicians handled the music in such a speed was astonishing to me,” said Jose Estrada, a DVC student currently taking MUSIC-150, a class for students with no prior keyboard experience. and 3 p.m., these concerts offer the chance to students enrolled in MUSIC-252 (Piano Ensemble) and MUSIC-255 (Piano Repertoire Master Class) to perform solo and ensemble pieces in front of audiences over the course of the year. in the Diablo Room with Kimberlee Messina.Diablo Valley College piano students took the stage in the Recital Hall for the last event of the semester, playing their hearts out to recitals and providing a venue for Bay Area pianists to gain performance experience. The next candidate forum will be Tuesday, Nov. When one of the recruiters was asked by reporters about candidate Russell and what she had to say about the future of DVC the recruiter declined to talk to reporters because she felt it was important to keep an open objective. Russell work at community colleges.” He also liked that one of her main objectives is to, “focus of student success.” One of the audience members, Gary Walker-Roberts, a board trustee member said he liked, “having Dr. Joanne Russell also wants to focus in on expanding the number of full-time faculty. In addition to the success of students, Dr. Joanne Russell targeted was to, “instill a dream for students to do college.” Russell stated based on student success was, “ways to encourage student involvement to the college” in such a way that it, “improves success for all.” Russell’s beliefs for reaching such success is that DVC needs to focus on the, “ability to budget” and the “ability to work across different constituencies.”Īnother key focus Dr.

#Diablo valley college spring 2017 how to#

Russell the audience posed many questions on how to achieve such success. With student success being one of many focuses for Dr. Russell answered various questions submitted anonymously by audience members. Russell, if students get involved in student life, for example participating in clubs and doing study groups, the growth of students will expand. Russell wants to focus on, “student life which equals to student growth.” According to Dr. Russell has spent over 25 years working with students ranging from graduating high schoolers to community college students and implementing programs to help improve student success. Russell is a former science professor turned community college administrator.ĭr. The first out of four finalists who will be speaking to the Diablo Valley College community this week, Dr. Joanne Russell focused on student success while speaking to students, faculty and staff about why she should be Diablo Valley College’s next president on Monday, Nov.