Mr. Raymond B. Hastey, Chairperson
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Dr. Thelma J. Day, Serving as Acting Dean, Academic
Affairs (not actively teaching), Fall 2011
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Professor Thelma
James Day completed her undergraduate and graduate work at Jackson State
University where she received both a B.S. and an M.S. degree in Business
Education. She received her
Doctorate degree in Education with an emphasis in Institutional Management
from Pepperdine University. Professor Day is an active member of Phi Delta Kappa. She
teaches computer applications classes in both the Computer Applications
and Office Technologies and Computer Science and Information Technologies
Departments. Professor Day has also
taught at Pasadena City College and West Los Angeles College and has been
adjunct professor at Santa Monica College. Her
contribution to the CAOT Department includes serving as Curriculum
Representative, Senator, AFT representative and Professional Expert. She has a passion for computer technology and conducted
research in this area for the Classroom 2000. |
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Professor Day teaches
Microcomputer Office Applications: Spread Sheet
online. |
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Hall 212; 323-953-4000, Ext. 2910;
bellb@lacitycollege.edu
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a.m. 12:30 p.m. M/W; Tuesday 11 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. |
| Spring 2007: CAOT 32, 9:35 – 11:00 TTH, DH 202;
CAOT 31, 9:35-11:00, MW, DH 303
CAOT 1, 12:45-3:15 MW, DH 204; CAOT 33, 11:10 - 12:35 TTH, DH 204
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Brenda Bell completed her B.A. in Business Administration from Albany
State University in Albany, Georgia. She completed her M.A. in Business
Management from Claremont Graduate University, Peter F. Drucker School of
Management. Brenda has over 18 years of teaching experience in junior high
school, high school, and adult education. Her commitment is education
excellence for all students. She teaches a variety of courses in the CAOT
Department including Business Communications, Business English, Windows,
and Skillbuilding. She was published in Black Enterprise
Magazine, August 2000 Anniversary Issue. Outside interests include
reading, traveling, shopping, and writing her romance novel. |
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Carmelita Bronson-Smith
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Da Vinci Hall 207C;
323-953-4000, Ext. 2907 |
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Office
Hours:12:00 - 2:00, MTWH and Saturday |
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Fall 2009:
CAOT 20, MTWTH, 10:35-12:00
CAOT
44, MW and TTH, 9:00-10:25
CAOT
126, Saturday, 9:00-12:10
CAOT 64 TBA
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She has taught Keyboarding, Medical Terminology, and
Medica
l Office Assistant courses. Ms. Bronson-Smith graduated from LACC's
Computer Applications and Office Technologies Department as a Medical
Secretary with additional training as an R.N. and a Physician Assistant.
Her business experience includes working as a legal secretary in Superior
Court and as a medical secretary in brain research, space biology, and
open-heart surgery. Highlights of her business career include working as a
secretary to an engineer who made the umbilical cord for "First Space
Walk." She graduated from California State University and the University
of Southern California. Her current position as Clinic Administrator in
Occupational Health encompasses both business and medicine. Her hobbies
include singing in a gospel choir, traveling, and spending time with her
children and grandchildren.
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Charlene Morimoto, Professor
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morimocs@lacitycollege.edu; Office Hours: Tues., 11 a.m.-12 p.m.;
Wednesday (2nd Wednesday of each month), by appointment; Fri., 1:30-3 p.m.,
DH 207D; MW 9 p.m., Etudes-NG Chat Room for CAOT 1 Online; TTh
9 p.m., Etudes-NG Chat Room for CAOT 84 Online |
| Fall 2011: CAOT 1. 9-2:15, Fri., DH 204; CAOT 84,
Online; CAOT 1 Online |
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Professor Charlene
Morimoto, herself an alumnus of Los Angeles City College, has been a
faculty member at LACC since 1980. She has taught in the business
education departments at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo and
California State University, Los Angeles. She has served as as the
Vice Chairperson of the CAOT Department.
Mrs. Morimoto
received her B.S. and M.A. degrees in Business Education from California
State University, Los Angeles. Her 12 years of medical and legal
office experience and her own years as a college student have given her an
understanding of the challenges facing new college students as they begin
their journey to improve their lives. Compassion, discipline, and
real-world applications are practiced in her classroom as she prepares
students for entry to a professional career.
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| Da Vinci Hall 207E; 323-953-4000, Ext. 2903;
Office Hours: 12:45- 1:45, MW; 10:45- 12:15, TTh |
| Spring 2007: CAOT 2, 8- 9:10, MTWTh, DH 202; CAOT
43, 9:35-11:00, MW, DH 203; CAOT 33, 11:10-12:40, MW, DH 302; CAOT
105, 9:35-10:40, TTh, DH 203; CAOT 1, 12:45-3:15, TTh, DH 204 |
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Robert Sambrano joined the Business/CAOT department in
Fall 2005. He earned his B.A. in Business Administration from Trinity
University, San Antonio, and his M.B.A. from The University of Texas,
Austin. Mr. Sambrano has also taught at Los Angeles Valley College and
Vallecitos Center for Employment Training in the SF Bay Area. Prior to
teaching, Mr. Sambrano held management positions at American Express and
CNET.
Mr. Sambrano has taught courses in keyboarding, Microsoft
Office, Publisher, FrontPage, web design, management, general business,
human relations, and business communications. He enjoys learning about
new technologies and their application in the workplace.
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Administration 303.
323-953-4000, Ext. 2549
M-F, 9-5
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Instructional
Assistants |
David Janvelyan
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Da
Vinci Hall 205, 303;
323-953-4000, Ext. 2913
M-Th, 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Solomon3000@aol.com
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David Coleman
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Da
Vinci Hall 203, 202
323-953-4000, Ext. 2908
M-F, 7:30 a.m.-4
p.m.
DavidCCAOT@aol.com
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Linda Motonaga
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Da
Vinci Hall 204, 302;
323-953-4000, Ext. 2906
M-F, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Caotdept@yahoo.com
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ADJUNCT FACULTY
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Bridget Hana has been teaching at City since 1973. She
currently teaches Transcribing (CAOT 7), Legal Procedures (CAOT 23) and
Legal Transcribing (CAOT 49). She has also taught Gregg Shorthand, Typing,
Filing, Legal Procedures, and Business English at various adult schools
throughout the Los Angeles basin. Bridget was educated at the Millbank
College of Commerce and the Gregg College, Liverpool, England. In this
country she attended UCLA. Her business experience has included law firms,
banks, insurance companies and medical offices. For the past 22 years she
has been working for the Los Angeles Superior Court in the management
systems unit, which provides staff support to executive management groups
and various judicial committees. She has twice been president of a
Toastmasters Club in Los Angeles. Her hobbies include music, dance, and
the theatre. |
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Amy Ho,
323-953-4000,
Ext. 2068
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Fall 2011: CAOT 2, DH 202, 9-2:20, Sat.; CAOT 3, DH 202, 9-2:20, Sat.
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Da
Vinci Hall 204; 323-953-4000, Ext. 2906; Office Hours: TBA during the
day M-F
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Fall 2011: CAOT 84, 9-2:20, Sat, DH 203
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Linda Motonaga has taught CAOT 84, Word Processing, and is
also an Instructional Assistant in the Computer Applications and Office
Technologies Department.
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Anna Staats-Welch earned her Baccalaureate in Literature at
Queens College New York where liberal arts students were urged to take
real-world courses in math and physical sciences. Her exposure to science
led to a succession of jobs as writer, editor and publications manager in
the aerospace industry. To offset this emphasis on technical matters, she
earned a Master's degree in English at New York University. In-house
training sessions led to outside teaching assignments. She has worked at
LACC since 1964 and has worked full-time at CSULA. She has conducted
communication seminars for Kaiser Permanente and the LA Branch of the
American Library Association. Her interests include theatre, ballet,
wild flowers, alternative medical therapies, and nutrition for pets. |
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