Fall 2008 PROJECT HEAL - HURRICANE EXPERIENCE ACTION LEADERSHIP
Project Title: To design Flyers, Brochure, Surveys, Power Point Presentation for information collected on
Hurricane Preparedness. Compilation of information on Hurricane Gustav and Ike as witnessed by RPCC
Students
Computer Science Assignment
Project HEAL presentation
Stories of Hurricane Gustav and Ike by RPCC Computer Science Students. Compiled by Savitha Pinnepalli
Power Point Presentations of Students on Hurricane Preparedness by section.
CSCI1010DO1
CSCI1010DO3
CSCI1010NO1
DVD on Hurricane Preparedness ( Flash Player)
Service Learning Project on Hurricane Preparedness using Scientific Method. Dr. Iris Henry
Psychological Effects of Hurricane- Survey by Savitha Pinnepalli, Dr. Lee Kleinpeter, Dr. Woukeenia Cousin
Pictures of Hurricane by Steven Hadley
Research on new Microorganisms discovered after the Hurricanes. Sharon Lagarde
Spring 2009
Project Title: To design Flyers, Brochure,Power Point Presentation for Louisiana Film Resource.
Design Web Page for Ascension Council on Aging: http://www.rpcc-cis.com/ascensioncoa
Design Web Page for Donnelly Jewellers, Inc: http://www.rpcc-cis.com/mdonnelly/
Summer 2009
River Parishes Community College Computer Science Project Presentation - Summer 2009 Date: 7/16/2009
CTS - Computer Training for Seniors of Ascension Council on Aging by Todd Borne. Certificates will be issued to ACOA Senior Students by Lisa Watson, Director of Sponsored Programs and Institutional Advancement.
CTS graduation Pictures
Faculty Scheduler by Megan Lobell
Ascension Parish Animal Shelters by Sarah Galatas and Amber Cambre
Tourist Attractions in Ascension Parish by Jordan Nicholas and Erica Arnold
Restaurant Menu Project - Joe Catalanotto and Jessica Haynes
Commuting for disabled in Ascension Parish by Kimberly Harrison
Certificates will be issued to RPCC Students by Dr. Crystal Lee, Dean of Academic Studies, RPCC
Event Sponsors Pizza Hut, Gonzales, Savitha Pinnepalli, Faculty Computer Science, RPCC Student
Fall 2009
Podcasting Grant: LCTCS Administrators and Faculty participated in the Podcasting Grant Workshop at River Parishes Community College. The Grant was sponsored by the Louisiana Board of Regents. Lisa Watson, Director of Sponsored Programs and Institutional Advancement at RPCC was instrumental in writing the grant. Five Faculty members from RPCC Savitha Pinnepalli (PI), Dr. Lee Kleinpeter(Co-PI), Sharon LaGarde (Co-PI), Connie Chemay (Co-PI) and Victor Sanchez (Co-PI) worked on this grant. Special thanks to event sponsors Popeyes, Kleinpeter Icecreams, Faculty Sponsors Savitha Pinnepalli, Dr. Lee Kleinpeter, Sharon LaGarde and RPCC Staff Kim Stephens and Lisa Jackson.
Click here for event Pictures and comments from participants.
Camtasia Studio
Spring 2010
Technology Expo
Summer 2010
Mindview projects
Fall 2010
Information Technology Computer Science Club
The general purpose of ITCC is to provide RPCC students with the opportunity to discuss various Information Technology issues outside of the classroom setting in order to cultivate a greater appreciation for Information Technology and to have a forum wherein they can convey their creative expressions related to IT. The organization further shall seek to collaborate with appropriate personnel in Business, Industry and Higher Education institutions to host workshops/events related to Information Technology. Discussion of features of new electronic gadgets like iPad, Tablets etc. Information about Computer viruses and how to protect computers. Information about social networking and web 2.0 technologies. Students, thus, will have the chance for alliance and interaction with associated faculty members and fellow students so as to create a greater sense of involvement and connection within our campus community.Click here to view Computer Club Website.
Spring 2012
Global Citizenship Club
RPCC Global Citizenship Club was inaugurated on 3/21/2012 at 2:00pm in B118. SGA (Renata Nelson) and Global Citizenship Club Faculty Members sponsored the event. About 85 RPCC students, Faculty, staff and Administrators attended this cultural event. Savitha Pinnepalli, chair of the Global Citizenship Club talked about the vision and purpose of the Global Citizenship Club during her presentation. Annie Holben, Academic Advisor at RPCC helped with the registration. The event was conducted in Ms. Debbie Murphree’s speech class and students evaluated the speakers. Lois Fouse from Tech Campus, sang the National Anthem along with the attendees. Lois Fouse also Sang an African Song. There was display of drawings from students of Duplessis school during the event promoting Global Citizenship. Dr. Woukeenia Cousin displayed two projects completed by her students on Italy and Egypt. Six students from RPCC Computer Science discipline displayed Indian Costume and performed Indian dance and welcomed the audience in their vibrant colored attires. The music filled the room. Dr. Ben Nabors with Scottish kilt and bag pipes entertained the audience. Student Ian Fridge talked about his experience visiting other countries and how it changed his life and performed Christian hip hop. Jordan Smith tuned his guitar to the beatles “All together Now”. Zahira Leblanc played guitar for the song “Nothing is Normal”. Chery sang “I believe the children are the future”. Dr. Effie Moten displayed Karate moves in her green belt attire. Students also watched video on belly dancing. Students sampled authentic Indian cusine, lemon rice from India. The students enjoyed the food and drinks sponsored by the Global Citizenship Committee. The meeting was adjourned at 4:30pm. Students were very excited to attend the first cultural event on campus and very enthusiastic about learning about different cultures.
Flyer advertising the event
Presentation by Savitha Pinnepalli, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Chair of Global Citizenship Club.
Picture of the event
Computer Training for Senior Citizens- CTS
CTS is a service learning program at RPCC sponsored by Computer Club. Several Faculty and students from RPCC participate in this program. Each student is teamed with a senior citizen. The students interview the senior citizens and survey them on their existing skill sets. A customized training is built for each senior citizen based upon their need and skill level. The following concepts were covered during the session: Keyboarding, search strategies on the Internet, searching for you tube videos, finding directions using Google maps, basic Word Processing including inserting audio, video and formatting documents. 3d technology using color code software was demoed during the workshop along with a demo of the smart board. The senior citizens were provided links to a How to manual on computer concepts. Seniors were engaged in a bingo game with computer terminology. The seniors were presented with a certificate of participation. This program will promote bridging of academic, community and service learning. Fellowship.org church provided breakfast for the Senior Citizens.
CTS Video
Contact
Savitha Pinnepalli
Email : spinnepalli@rpcc.edu
Phone: 225-675-0232
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