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SMCCCD 2022-2023 Building Captains!

College of San Mateo & District Office

ANNETTE PEROT

CSM

ALBERTO ZAMORA

DISTRICT OFFICE

AUDRA FERNANDEZ

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO

Building 10, Room 120
In-Person Office Hours: 8:30am -4:30pm Monday-Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
I wanted to make sure to keep everyone on campus safe and provide any assistant the best I can in any event of emergency.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?
I would recommend to others that there are benefits on attending a Building Captain training & to be fully informed on how to save lives and keep everyone safe is worth knowing.

BELINDA CHAN

DISTRICT OFFICE
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?:

I would like to provide assistance to the Emergency Management Team when needed.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?:

The Building Captain training is very informative. Every District employee is highly recommended to attend the training at least one, whether he/she is a building captain.

BETH LaROCHELLE

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Dental Assisting - Building 09, Room 142
In-Person Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00am-11:00 or by appt

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

When the training was offered I took advantage of the opportunity and applied. I want to feel confident giving direction in an emergency to the residents of my floor and building.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Absolutely! The training is consistent throughout the district. The trainers are encouraging and supportive.

CARLOS BUGARIN CAMACHO

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Library -Building 09, Room 200
In-Person. Office Hours: Thursday 5:00pm - 7:00pm

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

It was written & I assumed the responsibilities of the person who previously had my current position.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

It was fun, applicable and were encouraged to ask any questions. 10/10 would recommend if you are interested in safety and preparedness.

CAROL ULLRICH

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO / DO

10-340V

In-Person Office Hours:

8am-4pm (Mondays, Wednesdays) 8am-7pm (Tuesdays) 8am-12:30pm (Fridays) 8am-4pm (Thursdays Remote)

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I have been a building captain for many years. I am happy to help when asked.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The training is informative and valuable for anyone to have.

ELNORA TAYAG

College of San Mateo
Academic Support and Learning Technologies: Building 9, Room 213
In-Person Office Hours:

FRANCISCO MAGANA

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Facilities Planning Department - BLDG 07

HEIDI PEREIRA

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Math | Science Division - BLDG 36 - 311
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?:
As someone who works in higher education, I know that ensuring the safety and well-being of students, staff, and the entire division is paramount. Learning about safety measures and protocols is a professional obligation and a personal commitment to creating a secure and conducive environment for everyone involved.

In my role, I prioritize staying informed about safety best practices, emergency procedures, and relevant regulations to implement comprehensive safety measures within our division effectively.

Additionally, I recognize the importance of promoting a culture of safety and accountability within our division. This involves encouraging open communication, reporting of safety incidents or concerns, and fostering a supportive environment where everyone feels empowered to take ownership of their safety and the safety of others.

Overall, my commitment to prioritizing safety extends beyond mere compliance with regulations; it is a fundamental value that guides my actions and decision-making processes in ensuring the well-being of our academic community. Through continuous education, collaboration, and proactive measures, we can create a safer and more resilient environment for all.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?:

As someone who values safety and works in higher education, I highly recommend participating in Building Captain training. Here are some reasons why:
1. Enhanced Preparedness: Building Captain training equips participants with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to emergencies such as fires, natural disasters, medical incidents, or other crises. By understanding emergency procedures, evacuation routes, and communication protocols, Building Captains play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of occupants within their assigned buildings.

2. Empowerment: Building Captain training empowers individuals to take on leadership roles and responsibilities in emergencies. By serving as a point of contact for building occupants and assisting with evacuation procedures or emergency response efforts, Building Captains contribute to a safer and more resilient campus community.

3. Community Engagement: Building Captain training fosters community and participant collaboration. By working together to address safety concerns, share best practices, and support one another, Building Captains can build strong relationships within their buildings and across campus.

4. Continuous Learning: Building Captain training provides ongoing education and skill development opportunities. Participants have access to resources, updates on safety protocols, and opportunities for refresher courses or additional training sessions to stay informed and prepared for evolving safety challenges.

5. Positive Impact: By becoming a Building Captain, individuals have the opportunity to make a positive impact on campus safety. Whether it's helping to prevent accidents, facilitating timely responses to emergencies, or promoting a culture of preparedness and vigilance, Building Captains play a vital role in creating a safer environment for all campus community members.

Overall, Building Captain training offers valuable benefits for individuals interested in enhancing their knowledge of emergency preparedness, taking on leadership roles, and contributing to a safer campus environment. I highly recommend participating in this training opportunity to make a difference in your community and ensure the well-being of those around you.

JILL HABERLIN

College of San Mateo
Language Arts Building 18, Room 101
In-Person Office Hours:

Fall & Spring: 7:45am - 2:45pm, Monday - Thursday; 7am - 3pm, Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I wanted to know how to keep myself and others safe in a variety of situations. I also think emergency preparedness is a shared responsibility. The more people that are educated on these topics, the better we're able to work together in an emergency.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The information is not only applicable at work, but it is applicable to all areas of your life. It'll help you be better prepared at home and other places outside of work if you encounter similar type scenarios.

JUAN ESCOBAR

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Facilities Planning Department - BLDG 07

JUSTIN STEVICK

CSM

LUIS PADILLA

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Building 16, Room 150
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm Monday - Thursday & 8:00am - 1:00pm Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I wanted to learn more about the campus safety procedures and how I could help out our staff, faculty and students in case of an emergency. I'm also a veteran so much of this training is familiar so I thought it would be wise to take the initiative and become a building captain since I;m one of the only staff members who is in the building everyday.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

I would recommend the building captain training to others to learn more about our emergency procedures and other life-saving skills. It definitely gives oneself the confidence to be prepared and act in case of an emergency.

MAGGIE BARRIENTOS

CSM
Child Development Center Building 33

MAGGIE LI

College of San Mateo
Language Arts
BLDG 15-168,

MARIO PEÑA

CSM

MICHAEL GALLIEN

College of San Mateo
Math|Science Building 36, Romm 105F
In-Person Office Hours: 1pm-10pm (Mo,Weds,Thurs), 3:30pm-10pm (Tues), 5pm-10pm (Fri)

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I feel my military experience and training can be useful for our community.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Take notes, lots of great information in a short period of time.

MICHAEL HEALY

District Office
3401 CSM Drive

PAUL CARLISLE

CSM

RENEE LOPEZ

CSM

SALPY YOUSEF

Camous Location: College of San Mateo / District Office
Building & Room Number: Building 34 ITS
In-Person Office Hours: Monday, Thursday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

to help others and save lives, keep the community safe, and make it a better place.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

I recommend that this training should be every 6 months to keep our knowledge up to date

STEPHANIE MARTINEZ

College of San Mateo
Business Services
BLDG 10-444,

STEVEN TRINH

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Admissions and Records - Building 10, Room 360S
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?:

Safety of my staff and students

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?:

Be present. Pay attention.

VIJI RAMAN

College of San Mateo
Creative Arts and Social Science
BLDG 10-413,

VIRNA RODAS

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO
Building 1, Room 217
In-Person Office Hours: 7:30 am-3:30 pm, Monday – Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

"Emergencies always come unexpectedly and I wanted to be ready to help others and protect myself in case of an emergency."

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

"I recommend taking this course because it will help you practice acting quickly and safely in many types of emergencies. The course shows you scenarios you haven't even imagined. Knowing these possible scenarios will prepare you emotionally to face them if the need unfortunately arises."

Skyline College

ALVIN GUBATINA

Forthcoming

ANNIE TRINH

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Cashier's Office Building 19, Room 123
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30 pm; Monday, Thursday, Friday - & 10:30am - 7pm Tuesday, Wednesday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I believe that being a building captain will allow me to impact my colleagues positively and contribute to the creation of a friendly and inclusive school environment.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

I highly recommend others to have the building captain training to learn how to achieve safe, orderly evacuations and provide the best possible aid to others.

ARIACKNA SOLER

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Financial Aid - Building 19, Room 106

ASHLEY ASARO

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Art - Building 01, Room 103

BRYANT EVANS

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building

CAT NGUYEN

SKYLINE COLLEGE

Cosmetology - BLDG 04 - 4224

In-Person Office Hours: 9:00am - 3:00pm M - Th

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
For better awareness.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?
The program creates a passing familiarity to high-stress situation which allows for quicker decision making otherwise

CHAD THOMPSON

SKYLINE COLLEGE

CHELSEE DeBARRA

SKYLINE COLLEGE

CHRISTINE HERNDON

SKYLINE COLLEGE

Building 14 Child Development Lab Center

In-Person Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday-Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?:

I am the Childcare Services Coordinator for Skyline's Child Development Lab Center. We have children, teachers, and students in our center and their safety is always my first priority. I am committed to supporting the health and safety of our Skyline community!

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?:

I feel much more knowledgeable and capable of navigating any emergency situation that might occur within my center, as well as the college. The Building Captain training was thorough, well-organized, and the information was not only easy to understand, but also retain.

CHERIE COLIN

SKYLINE COLLEGE

Building 4 - Room 329

In-Person Office Hours: 8:30 am-4:30 pm, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I was interested in learning how to be a Building Captain to understand the role more fully. I am the Public Information Officer for the college and as such, feel a responsibility to know these roles in and out.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The Building Captain training took away some of the fear of not knowing what to do in a crisis situation and provided the skills necessary to confidently act to assist the campus in remaining safe.

DINO NOMICOS

SKYLINE COLLEGE

EMILY RISK

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building 19, Room 110
In-Person Office Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm; Wednesday & Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
I work as one of the college nurses on campus and figure I will be called in the case of an emergency, and as a result, I want to be as prepared as possible.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?:

I would absolutely recommend the captain training! I found it helpful to practice working through possible scenarios, using emergency equipment, and learning how to function effectively in an emergency situation.

GOLDIE YOUNG

SKYLINE COLLEGE

JING FOLSOM

SKYLINE COLLEGE

JOE MORELLO

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building 4 - Room 324
In-Person Office Hours: 9:00 am-6:00 pm, Monday - Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

"I am and have been a Building Captain because I am responsible for assisting and safeguarding college and community personnel and facilities in case of emergency."

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

"I recommend the Building Captain training for those individuals ready to assume a leadership responsibility in case of an emergency for the safety and well-being of building occupants."

JOSHUA HARRIS

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building 1-1250 (Theater)
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00 am-4:00 pm, Monday - Friday (occasional weekend work 8:00 am-11:00 pm)

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

“I felt it was important to learn these skills as I oversee a large occupancy space. I am also a bit of a stickler for safety.”

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

“I would recommend the training in its entirety. It gives one a potent sense of duty to campus and student safety. It also in a way teaches critical thinking for situations that otherwise cause panic.”

KEVIN CHAK

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Bookstore - BLDG 06 - 601A
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 5:00 pm; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. 8:00am - 1:00pm Friday.

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

Since I have a large student-oriented building and I'm only 1 of 2 managers/directors/admin in this building, I wanted to be in front of taking care of the occupants in Sky-B6.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Do it. In an emergency or disaster, you need to be take action to help you and others. Help may not always be there during an emergency or disaster.

KRISTA ALLEN

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Automotive - BLDG 08 - 8305A

In-Person Office Hours: 7:30 am-5 pm Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am-11 am Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I wanted to keep the students, staff, and community members safe.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The training is really informative. It’s not just for work it also applies to your personal time.

LAUREN FORD

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Division Office - BLDG 01 - 1311

LUIS ESCOBAR

SKYLINE COLLEGE

MICHAEL KANE

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Division Office - BLDG 08 - 8305A
In-Person Office Hours: 9:00am - 7:00pm, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

Past safety training

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Excellent opportunity to develop basic safety training skills

MICHELLE AMARAL

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Education | Child Development - Building 8, Room 8317B
In-Person Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I wanted to make sure I had the information and the training to be helpful in the various situations that could happen at Skyline College and within the SMCCD district.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

It gave me updates and some practical tips on handling the various situations that can happen at Skyline College or within our district and county. Find the time to do it and it will be beneficial to your knowledge when you are unsure about how to handle some tricky situations that you will encounter and how to deal with them if it happens.

NANCY LAM

SKYLINE COLLEGE
IN-PERSON OFFICE HOURS: 7:30am - 4:00pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday-Remote

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I became a Building Captain so I could help assist in drills.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The First Aid portion of the training was great, and I highly recommend it!

NIRUBA SRINIVASAN

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Admissions and Records - BLDG 19 - 106
In-Person Office Hours: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

Safety of our staff.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

How to use the Radio and CPR

OZEM JONES

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Facilities - BLDG 21 - 24

PAUL CARLISLE

SKYLINE COLLEGE

Building & Room Number: Building 4
In-Person Office Hours - 4:00 pm - 12 am

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

Ive alway been a servant leader, ready & willing to help others. As a building captain, I am prepared to asist in saving lives, in the even of an emergency. That is why I wanted to become a buidling captain.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

It really helps you to feel more confident knowing what to do during a real emergency and how you can stay safe while asisting other.

PAUL CASSIDY

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building 4 - Room 334
In-Person Office Hours: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, with occasional Wednesdays on campus

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

"I am glad to be helpful to people in need. Under difficult circumstances, I would like to make myself as useful as possible."

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

"I recommend the Building Captain training because those around us, including one's family and friends, benefit from having someone close by who is trained and familiar with these important, life-saving skills."

QIMMAH TAMU

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Biology - BLDG 07 - 7245

RACHEL CUNNINGHAM

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building 12, Room 140C
In-Person Office Hours: 10:00am -11:00am, Monday, Wednesday, & Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
My graduate research focused on perceptions of risk and levels of emergency preparedness around flooding and levee failures in Sacramento.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Even though this training is for work, the reality is these are scenarios and skills that you may encounter at home in your everyday life.

RAXELL VILLAGARCIA

SKYLINE COLLEGE

REBECCA THREEWIT

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Building 4 -Room 325
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00 am-4:30 pm, Monday, Wednesday, Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
"As a Disaster Service Worker, I want to be useful in the event of an emergency on or off campus."

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?
"I would recommend the Building Captain training to anyone who wants to feel more prepared in the event of an emergency on campus. I learned so many useful life skills and highly recommend the training to all employees!"

ROBYN LEDESMA

SKYLINE COLLEGE

SHRUTI RANADE

SKYLINE COLLEGE
STEM Division - Building 7, Room 130
In-Person Office Hours: Monday - Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I was interested in becoming a Building Captain because I want to be more informed and feel prepared on what action to take in times of emergency. I've previously taken First Aid, CPR, and BLS courses, but they typically address emergencies at a small scale. Through Building Captain training, my goal was to learn how to react to different types of emergency situations when a higher number of people are involved.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The part of the training that I thought was most important to know was how to properly use a fire extinguisher and how to light a flare. A fire extinguisher and a flare are items commonly known to be used in emergency situations, but knowing how to properly use them is something I was never taught. This training also inspired me to create a "survival kit" to keep in my car in case of roadside emergencies.

VIRGILIO ESPIRITU

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Facilities - BLDG 21

WENDY LEE

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Planning & Research - BLDG 39 - 404
In-Person Office Hours: Wednesday-Friday 08:30AM-05:00PM

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
I want to become a building captain because I want to be able to get the training to be able to help someone in case the need ever arises.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Maximize the time you're in training to practice as much as you can to build confidence and comfortability with the tools and the process :-).

ZAID GHORI

SKYLINE COLLEGE
Division Office - BLGD 01 - 1311

Cañada College

ALESSANDRA ZANASSI

CAÑADA COLLEGE

ALEX CLAXTON

CAÑADA COLLEGE

ANDREW SOLER

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Student Services - BLDG 09 - 106

In-Person Office Hours:

8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

After going through the pandemic with my family, I realized the need for ongoing emergency preparedness. Once we collectively returned to campus, I wanted to become a Building Captain to learn best practices and serve my community in moments that require clear communication and purposeful action.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The Building Captain training is invaluable. I recommend asking questions -- even if they seem obvious -- because you never know if you might learn something you'll later need in a real-world situation. I also recommend staying in touch with the Emergency Management team as they're extremely helpful and always willing to schedule local trainings for departments.

ANNIQUA RANA

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Division Office - BLDG 9 - 345

CARLOS LUNA

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Building 9, Room 355 (Library)
In-Person Ofice Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

Since the Library is a community hub, we work with not just our own campus population but with the members of the surrounding community. Part of the work we do is fostering a welcoming and safe space for our users. Since the return to campus after the pandemic, the Library has been regularly identified as a key space that students want available. Additionally we are the student service that has the most open hours (including Saturday hours) across the district. However, this often times has meant that Library staff had had to step up our support in various ways including responding to emergency situations while we wait for support. I wanted to the the Building Captain training because of the increase in challenging situations that were coming up in the Library. I wanted to not only help keep our users safe but the staff as well seeing as in a lot of situations we were on our own.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

I absolutely think that everyone should do the Building Captain training or at the very least the CPR, AED and First Aid portions. Emergencies will always happen and whether we like it or not there will be times when we will be on our own and we will have to make critical decisions and take critical actions to keep everyone safe. Having this training under your belt helps you be better prepared for these situations and helps you prepare the team around you because at the end of the day, we are responsible for our own safety.

CARLOS MENDEZ

CAÑADA COLLEGE

CHANTAL SOSA

CANADA COLLEGE
Building 8, Room 115

In-Person Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 4:30pm

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?
I was first drawn to take part in the Building Captain training to learn about my campus and build the skill set to help not only my colleagues and students but my family as well. This training had me looking at my campus and those around me differently - I am more aware of my surroundings and items that I can use to help in times of crisis and in emergency situations.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

I would absolutely recommend that others take part in the Building Captain training - the information that is reviewed and the hands-on activities are a must! This training not only prepares you in the event of an emergency but, most importantly, gives you the skills and teaches you to use the tools on our campus to help others, yourself, and your family.

DAVID REED

CAÑADA COLLEGE

GINA HOOPER

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Science and Technology - Building 16, Room 209
In-Person Office Hours: Monday - Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

The reason behind my interest in becoming a Building Captain stemmed from a strong desire to enhance my ability to support the community. With over ten years of dedicated service in Funeral Service, a significant portion of which involved coordinating responses to mass casualty incidents, I've developed a strong skill set in emergency management. Recognizing the importance of adhering to established protocols to effectively guide teams through emergencies, I am committed to ensuring proper support, whether as the first or final responder. Given my steadfast dedication to community assistance, pursuing building captain training was a logical step to continue fulfilling that commitment.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

This training program was incredibly comprehensive and valuable. Day One begins with an introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS), which is essential as many in the community may not be familiar with it. Understanding ICS provides a framework for visualizing response levels and team structures, which is crucial for effective assistance during emergencies. Without this understanding of structure, protocol, and response levels, our ability to help effectively may be limited or even obstructive.

The fire extinguisher training was not only enjoyable but also a critical reminder of the importance of using proper techniques and understanding the differences among various types of fire extinguishers. Similarly, learning how to use evacuation chairs is vital, as they vary in design and functionality.

Personally, I found assembling our Go-Bags with trauma kits and first aid supplies particularly enjoyable, reflecting my passion for wound care and closure. The CPR/AED introduction training provided by the team instilled a strong sense of confidence, with the equipment being well-maintained and fully operational.

Overall, I highly recommend this training to everyone, not just those interested in becoming building captains. The skills and knowledge gained are invaluable and can potentially save lives. It's an investment in essential life skills that everyone should have.

GREY SANDERSON

CAÑADA COLLEGE

HANNAH-JOY HAW

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Marketing and Outreach - BLDG 8 - 111

HUGO ENCISO

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Building 9, Room 119
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm, Monday, & 11:00am - 12:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday. 8:00am-12:00pm Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

To learn new skills under stressful situations.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?
First Aid Training

HYLA LACEFIELD

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Division Office - Building 22, Room 113
In-Person Office Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm; Monday - Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

New BLD 13 means we need to make sure there are sufficient people trained and familiar to be able to respond in the event of an emergency. Also, I always wanted to do it.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

This is excellent training and the. more people who have it the better we as a community are to be able to respond to the unexpected.

JACKIE FLOREZ - DIAZ

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Building 9, Room 112
In-Person Office Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I wanted to make sure that I am trained in case of an emergency.

JACKY IP

CAÑADA COLLEGE

JAI KUMAR

CAÑADA COLLEGE

JAMIE HUI

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Building 22, Room 111
In-Person Office Hours: 9:00am - 3:00pm; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.

KAREN ENGEL

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness
Building 05, Room 108
In-Person Office Hours: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm; Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I was delighted to have the opportunity to learn new skills and refresh old ones. As a manager, it is important that I am able to be able to support folks on our campus as needed.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Updating CPR certification, learning how to use a radio, understanding how emergency response happens on our campuses - all so helpful and important to know.

LILIANA GARCIA

CAÑADA COLLEGE

LUDMILA PRISECAR

CAÑADA COLLEGE

MARY CHRIES CONCHA THIA

CAÑADA COLLEGE

MARY HALE

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Workforce Development - BLDG 13 - 240

MATT LEE

CAÑADA COLLEGE

MEGAN RODRIGUEZ ANTONE

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Marketing and Outreach - Building 08, Room 112
In-Person Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

The desire to help others and serve my campus community - especially in moments of need.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

It was a very action-backed an rewarding training! The CPR course is training that would be beneficial to everyone.

PETER TAM

CAÑADA COLLEGE

RANCE BOBO

CAÑADA COLLEGE

Building & Room Number: 9-251

In-Person Office Hours:

9:00am - 5:00pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Remote Friday

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

I am Building Captain to ensure I can respond properly to any type of emergency we may encounter in an academic environment.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

The Buidling Captain Training can be useful in all environments.

ROSEMARIE MENDOZA MORRISON

CAÑADA COLLEGE
Athletic Center - BLDG 01 - 112

In-Person Office Hours: M-W 6:00 am to 2:00pm and Friday 6:00 to 2:00 pm

What prompted you to want to become a Building Captain?

To help the people that I am in constant contact with safe and to be more knowledgeable of my building. Also to be able to use my medical skill if needed.

What would you recommend to others about the Building Captain training?

Yes, the training is wonderful and enlightening.