It’s been hard to keep up with Dr. Jerry Weber, BC’s new president, who officially started his role Aug. 1. Here are just a few of the people he’s been meeting with.
In August, Dr. Weber joined faculty, staff and students to catch the lunar eclipse from the top floor of BC’s parking garage.
Dr. Weber welcomes faculty and staff at the college’s “Opening Day,” and shares his initial thoughts on opportunities for increasing student success.
After Dr. Weber helps kick off Homecoming Week, he’s welcomed by the official Bellevue College bulldog mascot, Brutus.
Dr. Weber addresses business and community leaders at an advisory committee meeting sponsored by the BC Foundation.
Students had a chance to meet their new president, and get a free burrito breakfast, as part of the college’s Homecoming Week activities.
Dr. Weber speaks at a press conference held on campus in support of DACA students, with U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, U. S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, and U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, as well as college and community members.
A community member with Dr. Weber and Sen. Patty Murray (right).
As part of the Achieve the Dream initiative at Bellevue College, Dr. Weber participated in a student success mapping exercise with faculty and staff.
Dr. Weber signed a pledge card as part of student government’s partnership with the NO MORE campaign to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault issues.
Dr. Weber helps celebrate the official launch of the college’s new soccer field that features green technology and can be used rain or shine.
Dr. Weber, a BC student, and Jeremy Eggers, athletic director.
In October, Dr. Weber participated in a Climate Change Town Hall meeting with Gov. Jay Inslee that filled the 300-seat Carlson Theatre.
The BOOM Experience was held again at Bellevue College, and Dr. Weber helped welcome 300 students from the Bellevue School District.
In December, Dr. Weber toured a Microsoft campus along with Russell Beard, vice president of Information Technology Services and Srividya Ramachandran, director of campus operations.
