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Cuyamaca College Botanical Society

Are You An OH Student?

Did you know if you are a student in the Cuyamaca College Ornamental Horticulture Program, you are automatically a member of Cuyamaca College Botanical Society (CCBS)?

What is the Cuyamaca College Botanical Society (CCBS)?

In 1980, the same year the Ornamental Horticulture program was established, a group of first year students decided that a club should be formed with the intent to raise funds for scholarships and beautify the campus. Thus, the Cuyamaca College Botanical Society (CCBS) was born. The society’s members are all Ornamental Horticulture students currently attending the college. There are no membership dues and once you are a student of horticulture you automatically become a member of the Cuyamaca College Botanical Society (CCBS.)

The Cuyamaca College Botanical Society has grown over the years and the scholarship program that was started in 1980 is unequaled by any other on campus. Each year its student members raise funds for the scholarship program and the OH Department with the Aggie Open Golf Tournament, a Sustainable Urban Landscape Conference and the school year culminates with the Scholarship and Awards Banquet at which over $350,000 in scholarship funds have been awarded since the program’s inception.

2009- 2010 Officers

  • President - Amy Huie
  • 1st Vice President - Lynn Priddy
  • 2nd Vice President - Rosalee Clanton
  • Treasurer - Gail Ballard
  • Secretary - Barbara Bender/Carol Fuller
  • Assistant to the Board - Suzi Agosta
  • Assistant to the Board - Jay Davis
  • Assistant to the Board - Ulyana Kuzmycz
  • Assistant to the Board - Nicole Schott

Events include:

  • Sustainable Urban Landscape Conference
  • Aggie Open Golf Tournament
  • Arbor Day Celebration
  • Spring Garden Festival
  • Scholarship and Awards Banquet

Become a Member

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Becoming a Botanical Society member is a great way to get involved, learn more and meet new friends. And of course we always appreciate any help you can give us.

Gail Ballard - Treasurer
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Membership Form

Scholarship Program

The Cuyamaca College Botanical Society is a great source of  information throughout the year and provides many annual scholarships.

For more information

More information about the club and their upcoming events is available from the officers of at the Nursery Sales Office on campus in Room M-107.

 

Career Technical Education

This web site is supported by Carl D. Perkins VTEA IC funds through the System. Office, California Community Colleges,
Grant #08-C01-020

Revised  October 26, 2009
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