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ROSANNE R. HARTWELL
WOMEN’S
CENTER
FCC] OPEN CAMPUS
__/‘ 2/7/471/7?
1,.
Her grandmother was an artist, her- mother was an artist and Katherine
Parker is carrying on the tradition. Based in
St. Augustine, Parker is an award-winning professional painter and
printmaker who has been exhibiting in fine
art galleries and juried exhibitions for almost 30 years. Among her recent
awards is First Place for Printmaking in
The Artist} Magazine’s all—media competition. This piece was featured
in the February 1998 edition of The Artist’s
Magazine. How do you interpret Time Mirror?
As part of FCC] ’5 Open Campus, our mission is to serve the community.
Let us serve you
with one of our innovative programs. Call 633—8311 today!
Challenge — a program for displaced homemakers ages and over
Gender Equity — financial support for women and men in non—traditional
careers
Reach the Heights — funding for single parents attending FCC]
Bosom Buddies — a support and education program for breast cancer
survivors
Women’s Information Exchange Luncheon — featured speakers on current
topics
held the third Thursday of each month
Career Information Exchange timely information on career topics held the
second Wednesday of each month
Portfolio our FREE monthly newsletter
Mini—Courses and Workshops — on a variety of popular topics
Support Groups — discussion sessions in various locations
1999
January 'JUlY
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The Rosanne R. Hartwell Women’s Center proudly celebrates
our 25th Anniversary in 1999»! Time flies for those working
on a meaningful career goal. Just ask one of the thousands of
successful women who have passed through our doors over the
past 25 years. A Jacksonville tradition, we hold the distinction of
being the oldest Women’s Center at a community dollege in
the State of Florida.
ROSANNE R. HARTWELL
WOMEN’S
Florida Community
College at Jacksonville
Open Campus
‘CENTER.
FCC] OPEN CAMPUS
101 West State Street Jacksonville, Florida 32202-305
904633-8311 ‘
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ROSANNE R. HARTWELL
WOMEN’S
CENTER
FCC] OPEN CAMPUS
__/‘ 2/7/471/7?
1,.
Her grandmother was an artist, her- mother was an artist and Katherine
Parker is carrying on the tradition. Based in
St. Augustine, Parker is an award-winning professional painter and
printmaker who has been exhibiting in fine
art galleries and juried exhibitions for almost 30 years. Among her recent
awards is First Place for Printmaking in
The Artist} Magazine’s all—media competition. This piece was featured
in the February 1998 edition of The Artist’s
Magazine. How do you interpret Time Mirror?
As part of FCC] ’5 Open Campus, our mission is to serve the community.
Let us serve you
with one of our innovative programs. Call 633—8311 today!
Challenge — a program for displaced homemakers ages and over
Gender Equity — financial support for women and men in non—traditional
careers
Reach the Heights — funding for single parents attending FCC]
Bosom Buddies — a support and education program for breast cancer
survivors
Women’s Information Exchange Luncheon — featured speakers on current
topics
held the third Thursday of each month
Career Information Exchange timely information on career topics held the
second Wednesday of each month
Portfolio our FREE monthly newsletter
Mini—Courses and Workshops — on a variety of popular topics
Support Groups — discussion sessions in various locations
1999
January 'JUlY
SMTWT SMTWTFS
123
34567 45678'910
quorum-“'1
886:”me
1o 11 12 13 14 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
17 18 19 20 21 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
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The Rosanne R. Hartwell Women’s Center proudly celebrates
our 25th Anniversary in 1999»! Time flies for those working
on a meaningful career goal. Just ask one of the thousands of
successful women who have passed through our doors over the
past 25 years. A Jacksonville tradition, we hold the distinction of
being the oldest Women’s Center at a community dollege in
the State of Florida.
ROSANNE R. HARTWELL
WOMEN’S
Florida Community
College at Jacksonville
Open Campus
‘CENTER.
FCC] OPEN CAMPUS
101 West State Street Jacksonville, Florida 32202-305
904633-8311 ‘
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