What is P.A.C.E.?
PACE is Professional and Classified Employees. The major purpose of PACE is to serve as an official voice to the College of Southern Idaho non-teaching, non-administrative employees. Toward this purpose we seek to…
Foster and enhance communication among staff, faculty and administration
Act as an inner support structure for the college
Encourage and nurture-personal and professional growth
Promote and improve morale
Advocate the general welfare, interest, and mission of the college
Support avenues for conflict resolution
Provide an example of conduct to the student body
Serve the college community through special projects and events
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More New Faces on Campus Since January, 2005
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I am a graduate of OregonState in Agricultural Resources and Economics and have been employed previously at CaliforniaStateUniversity, Fresno in both Payroll Services and the Division of Graduate Studies and most recently as an Admissions and Records Technician from ShastaCollege in Redding, CA. Due to my husband’s, Tony, relocation of employment to a large agricultural base area, our family moved to the MagicValley just 6 weeks ago. We have three children, Lacey who is attending FresnoState, and Cash and Candra who will be attending Filer High and FilerMiddle School. - Dated 08-15-05
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After residing in Key West, Florida for the past 28 years, my husband, Daryl, and I (along with our dog and bird) moved to Twin Falls in June of this year to care for Daryl’s elderly parents. We now own a home in Twin and look forward to our new life here.
Along with our Charter Fishing business in Key West, which we owned and operated for 18 years, my work experiences have included administrative and clerical, events and function planning and work in other marine related ventures.
Yes, Twin Falls is definitely a change from our island life in the tropics, but we’ve been enjoying our new experiences such as river rafting on the Snake River, the Twin Falls County Fair, riding our Harley to Jackpot and many other adventures. Perhaps the biggest challenge, however, will be WINTER! Having been raised in San Diego, my high school years spent on Guam, and then moving to Key West, I have never lived in a cold winter climate. Is it crazy to actually be looking forward to snow? ~ Dated 09-20-05
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