Human Resources Development
22nd Annual Staff Development Retreat
April 9 – 11, 2015
Galveston, Texas
Alex Hernandez, Director, Human Resources Development
Mari Reyes, Human Resources Specialist
Diana Hernandez, Administrative Assistant
Facilitation Team Members:
Armando Gomez
Armando Salazar
Bianca Tidwell
Elizabeth Rodriguez
Isabel Hernandez
Jesus Garcia
Juan Gaytan
Pablo Rivera
Pamela Marquez
The El Paso County Community College District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion,
gender, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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OPEN LETTER…..……………………………………………………………………………….1-2
RETREAT AGENDA …………………………………………………………………………….3-5
PARTICIPANTS LIST …………………………………………………………………………… 6
BREAKOUT GROUPS ………………………………………………………………………….. 7
DAILY ACTIVITIES
Thursday ……………………………………………………………………………....8-10
Friday …….……………………………………………………………………………..11-12
Saturday ………………………………………………………………………………..13-15
Facilitators’ Comments ……………………………………………………………...16-18
Facilitation Team Post Assessment Meeting ……………………………………...19
GROUP REPORTS
Breakout Group Reports (Morning Sessions) ………………………………....20-23
Breakout Group Reports (Afternoon Sessions)
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EVALUATION RESULTS
Chart …………………………………………………………………………………….. 28
Comments ……………………………………………………………………………. 29-31
DONATIONS REPORT …………………………………………………………………….. 32-35
Open Letter
Dear EPCC Administration and Staff:
The annual staff retreat was another great success! Galveston, Texas was the site of the 22nd El Paso
Community College Annual Staff Development Retreat. The location which was presented to the facilitation
team by Mari Reyes, HRD Staff Development Specialist and Bianca Tidwell, Facilitator, was selected by
consensus. Mari and Bianca went to Houston and Galveston to check out the hotels and accommodations in
mid-October 2014. Based upon their recommendation, the team chose the Hilton Galveston Resort as the
best choice. Staying in Texas was also more cost effective. The Hilton Galveston Resort offers beautiful
rooms, great meeting space, plenty of attractions within walking distance, and the Gulf of Mexico across the
street. Their customer service was also outstanding.
This year’s program, selected by the facilitation team was “Who Put a Lizard in My Lasagna?” by Sam Glenn,
comedian and chalk artist. The essence of the program is related to four principles that focus on developing
better work and human relationships, which are: Be Creative, Remember what’s Important, Go Above and
Beyond, and Have Fun! The facilitation team worked very hard since September 2014 to ensure its success.
The event was educational, entertaining, and energizing. In addition, participants had the opportunity to
sightsee and participate in the many attractions that Galveston offers.
In preparation for this year’s retreat, the facilitation team selected new members in August, chose the theme in
September, attended an all-day facilitation team training in October, began contacting vendors for auction gifts
in December, and attended an all-day training on the program in February, 2015. In between, the facilitation
team met once a month for planning and preparation of the retreat.
To ensure a successful event, the facilitation team planned, checked, and took action so that all the details of
the retreat went as planned, and the annual staff development retreat continues to be the premier attraction
and event for EPCC employees. The feedback received from the participants was good to excellent; not a
single participant rated the event below good. Participants got an opportunity to meet employees from other
campuses, build relationships, and were introduced to a human relations topic that will help them become even
better employees, family members, and human beings.
During one of our facilitation team meetings, Pablo Rivera came up with the idea of having a Roaring 20’s
theme along with a casino table game activity, and the team supported his idea. During the Thursday night
dinner event, the participants and the facilitation team dressed up in Roaring 20’s attire. The theme added a
special flavor and atmosphere that gave all participants a time to share, and have fun. The casino table game
activity took place right after the Friday afternoon session. Upon arrival to the dinner, participants were greeted
by the facilitation team, took a picture with one of them, and escorted to their table. The evening began with
facilitation team and participants’ introductions, after that, Argelio Navarro, Interim Director Military Success
and guest speaker, honored Dr. Ernst E. Roberts II by commenting on his achievements as the guest speaker
of many of the staff retreats. Video clips from Dr. Roberts’ key note speeches at previous retreats were also
shown during dinner. A missing man plate setting was designated as a symbolic gesture for our fallen leader,
Dr. Roberts.
As most employees already know, the annual staff retreat was the creation of the late Dr. Roberts twenty three
years ago when he had a vision that the college needed to do something special for the employees and this
gave birth to the EPCC Annual Staff Development Retreat. He felt that the staff retreat would provide an
offsite learning opportunity for employees where they would bond and get to know employees from other
departments and at the same time have fun. Dr. Roberts attended all but one of the staff retreats, and even
though he will never be physically present at any retreat again, he will always be with us in spirit. The dinner
festivities were dedicated to his legacy and his commitment to this program. We will forever be grateful to you,
Dr. Roberts. Coming from private industry, I know that the staff retreat is unique to the college and to my
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knowledge, I know of no other organization that is able to bond and build morale like this phenomenal event
that Dr. Roberts created.
The “Who Put a Lizard in My Lasagna” program was educational, inspiring, and entertaining. The Human
Resource Development Department will offer this program to all employees throughout the year or upon
departmental request. We encourage employees to sign up for the forthcoming sessions. The annual staff
retreat is an opportunity for employees to learn, bond with other employees, and to bring back valuable
information that can be applied to work, family and life. We encourage employees to sign up and attend next
year’s retreat. We believe that the information presented at this year’s retreat will add value and contribute to
the mission and vision of EPCC. We highly recommend this training for administrators, supervisors,
employees and faculty.
We credit the success of this year’s staff retreat to our Facilitation Team and the Human Resources
Development Department. This year’s team members are; Armando Gomez, Armando Salazar, Bianca
Tidwell, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Isabel Hernandez, Jesus Garcia, Juan Gaytan, Pablo Rivera, and Pamela
Marquez.
We are grateful to the individuals, departments, vendors, and organizations that contributed and supported this
annual event. Many of these organizations donated items for the auction and conference bags. The donors
are listed on pages 32 – 35 of this report.
On behalf of the facilitation team, retreat participants, and the Human Resources Development Department,
we thank Dr. William Serrata, President, and the late Dr. Ernst E. Roberts II, former Vice President of
Administration and Financial Operations, for making this event possible. The annual staff development retreat
is special to the college and the appreciation by college employees is evident.
Sincerely,
Alex Hernandez,
Director, Human Resources Development
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22nd Annual Staff Development Retreat
Believing is Achieving
Galveston, Texas
April 9– 11, 2015
Agenda
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
4:00 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Participants’ meeting at the ASC Boardroom – General Information for next day’s
flight, play ground rules video, scavenger hunt information, and distribute t-shirts
& conference bags. Collect $32 for round trip airport transportation
4:45 p.m.
Send-off Address
Thursday, April 9, 2015
5:30 a.m.
Arrive at El Paso International Airport. Will meet at assigned gate (2nd floor) Roll call will be taken by each facilitator for their team and head count will be
given to Mari Reyes. Name tags will be issued by assigned facilitators.
7:05 a.m.
Board Southwest Airlines Flight # 368
9:55 a.m.
Arrive at Houston Hobby Airport
10:15 a.m.
Board Buses to Galveston Island
11:30 a.m.
Arrival and Check in a Hilton Galveston Resort.
12:00 p.m.
Staff Retreat Group Activity (Hotel Lobby). Participants are on their own until
6:00 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
Facilitation Team Meeting (Agenda review for dinner activities)
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Retreat Opening Dinner – Roaring 20s Attire (Crystal C)
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Roll Call (Mari Reyes)
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Jesus Garcia – Master of Ceremonies
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Facilitation Team & Participants’ Introductions
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Keynote Speaker – Argelio AJ Navarro, Interim Director Military Success
(Recognition)
Friday, April 10, 2015
6:30 a.m.
Facilitation Team Meeting (Help set up equipment, etc.)
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7:00 a.m. - 7:50 a.m.
Networking Breakfast (Crystal A)
8:00 a.m. - 8:05 a.m.
General Session: Roll call (Crystal A)
8:05 a.m. – 8:15 a.m.
Program Overview and Objectives
8:15 a.m. - 8: 55 a.m.
“Who Put a Lizard in My Lasagna” Video and discussion (Participants will pair up
and discuss with their partner what they learned. Be prepared to share with the
entire group what was discussed)
8:55 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
PowerPoint presentation - Who put a Lizard in My Lasagna? & YouTube video.
9:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
Wellness Activity (Pam and Jesus)
9:45 a.m. – 9:55 a.m.
Break
9:55 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
AM Breakout Sessions:
Breakout sessions: Group will be divided into their respective teams for the
breakout sessions. Teams will be assigned one of the principles to complete the
following activity. List your findings on power point.
1. Discuss assigned topic & YouTube Video
2. Sam Glen’s Meaning
3. What does it mean to you?
4. Why is it important?
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
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Team One: Be Creative (Crystal B)
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Team Two: Remember What’s Important (Tower)
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Team Three: Go Above and Beyond (Tower A)
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Team Four: Have Fun (Crystal A)
Regroup in the general session room. Each team will present their findings to the
entire group. (5 – 7 minutes per team)
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Lunch (Palm Court)
12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
PM Breakout Sessions
Each team will continue to work on their assigned principle. Answer & discuss
the questions on your handout, and transfer to your power point. After completing
your power point presentation, develop a skit using your assigned principle.
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Team One: Be Creative Activity (Crystal B)
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Team Two: Remember What’s Important Activity (Tower)
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Team Three: Go Above and Beyond Activity (Tower A)
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Team Four: Have Fun Activity (Crystal A)
2:00 p.m. - 2:10 p.m.
Break
2:10 p.m. – 2:50 p.m.
Regroup in General Session (Crystal A)
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Team Presentations (5 – 7 min. per team)
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2:50 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Break (Set-Up for Activity)
3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Group Activity
3:45 p.m. – 3:50 p.m.
Question and answer and next day’s agenda review
(Teams will present their skits on Saturday morning. Check out before breakfast
and bring luggage to the meeting room)
3:50 p.m.
Facilitation Team Meeting (Plan for next day’s activities)
Saturday, April 11, 2014
7:00 a.m.
Facilitation Team Meeting (Help set up equipment and make sure we are ready)
7:30 a.m. – 8:30a.m.
Networking Breakfast (Crystal A)
8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Teams will meet where their respective team facilitators previously instructed
them to meet to practice their skit.
9:00 a.m. – 9:05 a.m.
General Session: Roll Call (Crystal A)
9:05 a.m. – 9:40 a.m.
Skit Presentations (5 – 7 min per team)
9:40 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
Break
9:50 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
Participants’ Recognition
10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Auction (Pablo Rivera & Armando Salazar)
12:00 p.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Distribute Boxed Lunch, question and answer, program evaluation and distribute
boarding passes
1:15 p.m.
Board Buses to Houston Hobby Airport
3:30 p.m.
Board Southwest Airlines flight #38 to Dallas
5:40 p.m.
Board Southwest Airlines flight 1392 to El Paso
6:25 p.m.
Arrive at El Paso International Airport
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PARTICIPANTS LIST
Classified Staff
Professional Staff
Alberto C Herr
Alma E Munoz
Ana M Salcido
Angel Ramirez
Barbara Ann Moreno
Beatriz A Ortega
Brenda R Ramos
Christina M Garza
Eduardo Flores
Efrain F Mendoza
Elizabeth Marin
Elvia C Pacheco
Francisco Ceniceros
Gabriela Carlos
Irma Gonzalez
Javier Lopez
Jose R Vazquez
Juan G Ruiz
Laura V Gaither
Leticia Adame
Lorenzo Colon
Mari Cruz Muro
Maria Villalba
Maria A Munoz
Maria L Huante
Maribel Gomez
Mayra P Cordero Rios
Operations & Maintenance Pers.
Admissions and Registrar
VP Workforce/Economic Dev & CE
Operations & Maintenance Pers.
Police Department
Quality Enhancement Plan QEP
Library Operations - VV
Testing Services
Admissions and Registrar
Director Budget
eMerging Science & Tech Inst.
VP Student Services
Library TM
Business Programs Lab RG
Accounting Services
Kinesiology TM
Shipping & Receiving
Operations & Maintenance Pers.
ISC NW
Library Technical Services
Police Department
HS to College Completion Program
Library Technical Services
VP Research & Accountability
Accounting Services
Grants Management
Director Physical Plant
Miguel A Fernandez
Olga Lazarin
Patricia Mejia-Soria
Pedro Fabela
Raul Lucero
Richard G Stevens
Rocio Del Villar
Ruben O Gonzalez
Teresa C Cordisco
Vera I Araiza
Veronica Miramontes
Recruitment & School Relations
Admissions and Registrar
Accounting Services
Accounting Services
Operations & Maintenance Pers.
Business Programs Lab VV
Police Department
Property Management Control
Foundation
Reading MDP
Testing Services
Arturo Vasquez
Christopher Oatley
Della L Truman
Graciela S Erivez
Laura E Molina
Laura R Rosales
Maria A Ruiz
Maria E Lopez
Michelle O Chavez
Ricardo Torres
Roberto Samaniego
Accounting Services
Curriculum Office
Student Success Support Services
ATC VV - Administrative
Counseling TM
ISC VV
Recruitment & School Relations
Center for Students w/Disabilities
Fabens Education Center
Operations & Maintenance Pers.
Operations & Maintenance Pers.
Facilitation Team
Armando Salazar
Armando O Gomez
Bianca Sanchez Tidwell
Elizabeth Rodriguez
Isabel Hernandez
Jesus R Garcia
Juan Gaytan
Pablo Rivera
Pamela E Marquez
Accounting Services
Testing Services
Financial Aid Office
Info. Tech - Support Services
Accounting Services
Admissions and Registrar
Accounting Services
Student Success PREP
Financial Aid Office
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BREAKOUT SESSIONS TEAMS
Team # 1
Pablo Rivera & Armando Salazar
Komodo Dragons (Orange)
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Team # 2
Isabel Hernandez & Juan Gaytan
Thorny Devils (Red)
Barbara Ann Moreno
Christina M. Garza
Della L. Truman
Irma Gonzalez
Maria A. Munoz
Maria E. Lopez
Teresa C. Cordisco
Vera Araiza
Alberto Herr
Miguel A. Fernandez
Pedro Fabela
Roberto Samaniego
Alma E. Muñoz
Elvia C. Pacheco
Gabriela Carlos
Graciela S. Erivez
Laura E. Molina
Laura R. Rosales
Mari Cruz Muro
Veronica Miramontes
Angel Ramirez
Eduardo Flores
Javier Lopez
Jose R. Vazquez
Lorenzo Colon
Team # 3
Pamela Marquez & Armando Gomez
The Geckos (Green)
Brenda Ramos
Elizabeth Marin
Laura V. Gaither
Maria Luisa Huante
Maria Villalba
Michelle O. Chavez
Olga Lazarin
Arturo Vasquez
Christopher Oatley
Juan G. Ruiz
Francisco Ceniceros
Raul Lucero
Team # 4
Liz Rodriguez & Jesus Garcia
Panther Chameleons (Blue)
Ana M. Salcido
Beatriz Ortega
Leticia Adame
Maria A. Ruiz
Maribel Gomez
Mayra P. Cordero Rios
Patricia Mejia-Soria
Rocio Del Villar
Efrain Mendoza
Ricardo Torres
Richard G Stevens
Ruben Gonzalez
Bianca
Alex
Mari
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Daily Activities
The facilitation team and staff met with the employees selected to attend the retreat on December 1, 2014;
participants are selected by a lottery. At this briefing, participants were introduced to the theme and topic of
the retreat, what to expect, and general information about the program. Selected employees must be in good
standing with the college, and must have supervisory approval.
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
At 4 p.m. on April 8, 2015, the facilitation team met with the participants in the ASC Boardroom to give them
general information about the next day’s flight to Houston and bus ride to Galveston. We also covered the
ground rules and expected behavior; distributed the retreat t-shirts and conference bags. Juan Gaytan
explained the scavenger hunt activity. Fernando Flores, Comptroller, addressed the group on behalf of Josette
Shaughnessy, Interim Vice President, Administration and Financial Operations/CFO and reminded the
participants to be safe and have a fun filled event. The meeting was facilitated by Jesus Garcia and each
facilitator touched on areas such as, flight information, expected behavior, and places to visit in Galveston.
Participants were instructed to arrive at the airport at 5:00 a.m. the following day.
Thursday, April 9, 2015 (Morning)
After clearing security at the El Paso International airport, participants met at gate B-6. Roll call was taken by
each facilitator for their team and the count was given to Mari Reyes. Pablo Rivera, facilitator, brought burritos
from Taco Cabana for the participants with all facilitators sharing the expense. At 7:05 a.m., the participants
boarded Southwest Airlines Flight #368 to Houston. Upon arriving at the Houston Hobby International Airport,
around 9:55 a.m., the group boarded the shuttle bus and a van to Galveston. Head count was taken before
boarding the shuttle. The group arrived at the Hilton Galveston Resort Hotel around 10:45 a.m. We dropped
off our luggage and Juan Gaytan gave us a walking tour of the shops and restaurants along Seawall
Boulevard. Some of the groups dispersed to have lunch at different local restaurants along the board walk.
Upon returning to the hotel, we were able to check in. We had free time till 6 p.m., so many of the participants
continued sightseeing and some gathered at the hotel’s swimming pool.
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Thursday, April 9 Evening Activities
The facilitation team met at the Crystal C Ballroom at about 6:15 p.m. to ensure that everything was ready for
the evening event. The evening was dedicated to honor the late Dr. Roberts. The ceremony started promptly
at 7 p.m. The attire for the evening was the Roaring 20’s; participants dressed up as such. Upon arriving to
the ballroom each participant’s picture was taken with one of the facilitators and then escorted to their table.
Seating was determined by a playing card they had to choose upon arrival. Tables were assigned a different
deck values; spades, hearts, diamonds or clubs. The purpose of this activity was to ensure that participants
networked with others who they might not be as familiar with. Jesus Garcia, Facilitator, was the master of
ceremonies; he welcomed Alex Hernandez, Human Resources Development Director, who briefly addressed
the group and let them know that the evening was dedicated to Dr. Roberts. Alex Hernandez turned the
program over to our master of ceremonies and each participant was given the opportunity to introduce
themselves; dinner was served. The members of the facilitation team also had an opportunity to introduce
themselves. Then, Jesus introduced our key note speaker, Mr. Argelio Navarro, Interim Director Military
Success. Since the evening was dedicated to the memory and contributions of the late Dr. Roberts, a video
clip of some of his speeches at previous retreats was shown. A missing man plate setting was designated in
his honor. The evening event was over at 9:30 p.m. and many participants went out to enjoy Galveston’s
nightlife.
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Friday, April 10, 2015 Activities
To be certain that we were ready for the day’s activities, the facilitation team met at 6:30 a.m. in the general
session room; this included setting up the equipment, and reviewing the agenda for the day. At 7 a.m., the
team welcomed the participants in the general session room ready to enjoy a full breakfast buffet; this gave
another networking opportunity to participants and facilitators.
Before the general session began at 8:00 a.m., Mari Reyes took roll call; everyone was present. This was
followed by an introduction, objectives, and overview of the program by Alex Hernandez. Thereafter, Alex
Hernandez showed the video, Who Put a Lizard in My Lasagna? Participants were paired up and asked to
discuss and share what they learned from the video. At around 8:55 a.m. Alex Hernandez presented the
program’s Power Point, along with a YouTube video, titled “Above and Beyond,” that participants discussed in
their breakout sessions. At about 9:30 a.m. participants were given a break followed by a wellness activity
coordinated by Pam and Jesus. The activity involved aligning the groups by rows and having the teams pass a
hula hoop from one end to the other without separating hands; it was fun!
After the activity and break, the teams went into their respective breakout session room and each team was
assigned one of the four principles from Sam Glenn’s program to discuss and explain. Each team was
responsible for defining what Sam Glenn meant by each principle, defining what each principle meant to them
and why its application is important. The four principles are: Be Creative, Remember what is Important, Go
Above and Beyond, and Have Fun. The teams were instructed to put their findings on power point.
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At around 10:55 a.m. the teams reconvened in the general session room to give their morning presentations on
their findings. After that, participants went to lunch at the Palm Court Restaurant. Participants were instructed
to go to their breakout sessions after lunch, work on their assigned questions and prepare a skit related to their
assigned principle.
The teams reconvened at around 2:10 p.m. in the general session room to give their presentations. Each
presentation was 5 to 7 minutes long. The teams were reminded that they would present their skits on
Saturday morning. Participants were given a break after making their presentations, while the facilitation team
prepared for a “Casino Time” activity. After the break, everyone gathered at the foyer to play the games.
Game tables were set up and the facilitators played the “Dealer” role. There was a lot of excitement and fun as
participants put their bets on the table. Winners were given tickets, which later were used for a drawing; ten
lucky winners won a door prize. The participants were dismissed for the day and were ready to go out and
enjoy Galveston. After the “Casino Time” the facilitation team met to debrief about the day’s activities.
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Saturday, April 11, 2014 Activities
The facilitation team met a 7 a.m. to ensure that all equipment and preparations were set for the day’s
activities. At 7:30 a.m. the participants were ready for breakfast. A full American breakfast was served in the
general session room. The facilitation team greeted and mingled with the participants before enjoying their
meal. At 8:30 a.m. the teams had an opportunity to practice their skits, and at 9 a.m. they were ready to
present their skits in a stagy fashion; roll call was taken first. The skits focused around using one of the
principles, three skits were about good customer service for students and another one on simply having fun at
work. After the skits, the participants were given a break.
Synopsis of Some of the Skits by Team
Team 1 – “The Komodo Dragons presented a skit on how to be creative when assisting students. We included
a vocal group fashioned in the style of The Supremes and modified the words to their #1 hit, “Stop in The
Name of Love.” The group had so much fun creating this skit and we, the facilitators, enjoyed their creativity
as well!” Pablo Rivera
Team 2 – “The skit for the Thorny Devils was about Shrek Flores going to "Bizarre" College and being
mistreated and ignored. He was not able to register. Shrek then goes to EPCC and gets admitted. Mr. Flores
ends up graduating and proudly says “EPCC made me feel important and now I have a degree and I am
important. EPCC is the best place to start.” Juan Gaytan
Here’s how Isabel Hernandez described the above skit. “Our skit was about a student who wanted to register
for the semester. The skit presented a situation with two scenarios; one showing the inappropriate way for
treating the student and the second one with the correct way in providing excellent customer service. Our
team’s purpose was to focus on the outcome of each employee attitude and demonstrate that it doesn’t matter
what you do or what you have to do, we always have to think about what is important? Or who is important?
Our students!!!”
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The participants’ recognition was held around 9:50 a.m. Each participant was presented with a certificate of
appreciation for attending the retreat, participating, and making it among the best retreats ever. They were
also asked to complete a program evaluation. The results of their feedback and evaluation analysis are on
pages 28 - 31of this report.
Retreat Finale
At around 10:45 a.m. we were ready for the auction; one of the most exciting and fun filled activities of the
retreat. Armando Salazar and Pablo Rivera volunteered to be the auctioneers. At this time, participants use
“play money” to bid on some very nice gifts. The gifts are donated by local El Paso merchants and various
EPCC departments. This year, Juan Gaytan, Facilitator came up with the idea of honoring Dr. Roberts and
from this year forward, the “play money” will be called “Ernie Bucks”. Participants got the “Ernie Bucks” by
actively participating, and asking questions during the breakout sessions. Some of the items that were
auctioned off were free tickets to Adventure Zone, Wet N’ Wild, a free weekend night stay at the Doubletree
Downtown El Paso Hotel, and a Jimmy Hendrix painting. There were over one hundred and fifty gifts
auctioned off. As always, instead of carrying all the items to Galveston, pictures of the gift packets were taken
and displayed in a power point presentation. An auction pallet was used by participants to announce their bid;
this way bidders were easier to spot. The highest bidders were given a certificate with a picture of the item to
claim it from Mari Reyes or Diana Hernandez in the Human Resources Development Office upon our return.
After the auction, we had about an hour before boarding the shuttles, so many participants took one last
opportunity to sightsee or some last minute shopping. Participants were instructed to be back at 12:45 p.m.
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Before boarding the shuttle, participants were served a boxed lunch; Bianca Tidwell assisted with the
distribution. We boarded the bus at around 1:00 p.m. and headed back to Houston Hobby airport.
Roll call was taken before departure to ensure that we were not leaving anybody behind. We boarded
Southwest Airlines flight #38 to Dallas at 3:30 p.m.; after about an hour layover in Dallas, we then boarded
Southwest Airlines flight #1392 to El Paso; arriving on time at 6:25 p.m.
All good things come to pass, and the 22nd Annual Staff Development Retreat in Galveston, Texas also came
to a close; with great success. The program by Sam Glenn gave us some valuable information on being
creative to meet life’s challenges, do a little bit more than expected, keep things in perspective by remembering
what is important, and above all, enjoy life and have fun. We will utilize what we learned to become better
employees and human beings. Galveston was a great place to visit, but we were all happy to be back home
with our families.
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Here’s what the facilitators had to say about the retreat:
Isabel Hernandez:
“This is my third year attending a staff retreat and my first year as a facilitator. One of the most memorable
moments at the general session was to see all the employees so motivated, enjoying and open to learn and
become better individuals. It was wonderful seeing how this retreat allowed employees to interact even though
they had never seen each other before.
A memorable moment at the breakout session was when I saw my team participating and providing ideas on
how to improve performance and customer service to our students and coworkers as well. It was amazing
seeing how a totally different place can re-charge the employee’s spirit and boost their motivation!
Thank you EPCC for this learning opportunity and interrelating with my coworkers! Activities like this one is
what contributes to make our EPCC family stronger!!”
Jesus Garcia
In session:
“Team F - U - N, F - U - N was exactly that; the Fun Team!!! All the participants were ready and willing to
make it a FUN session and experience. The facilitation team and the participants were all in sync and ready to
make it a wonderful experience. Our session began with an ice breaker where participants had to describe
themselves in one word or object. During the session all the participants were engaged and making it fun and
realizing how to make it fun at work. My most memorable moment was seeing the participant’s getting their
skit ready and seeing how all the hard work they did paid off with a great skit. I got to see my team create a
great atmosphere at work by having an inter-department soccer game, The "PP's" against financial aid and
admissions, all thanks to the “Chapulina Verde.” And let’s not forget Mr. Blue Pill Richard, who made
everyone’s day. That is one experience that is going be a hard one to forget. I would like to thank my fellow
facilitators for making this an amazing time and to the participants for dressing up, and for every memorable
moment we got to spend together. Oh and “got to” love casino night, the house broke but the participants had
a great time!!!!!
In Galveston:
My most memorable moment in Galveston was the time spent with my EPCC Family. Especially spending
time with the participants; making new friends and some great laughs. Every moment from spending time at
breakfast and lunch with participants and getting to know them, having some great conversations and some
hilarious ones. Going out with fellow participant and facilitators to enjoy the beach and some great music by a
band named Alter Ego. I enjoyed every moment at this year’s retreat; one of my best ones. I would like to
thank my facilitator team once again for a great job. I am proud to be part of this great team. To the
participants THANK YOU for making this retreat one of the best ones.
Elizabeth Rodriguez
In session:
I have several memories of the time spent in Galveston, TX that I will always treasure. I really learned a lot as
a facilitator, and I am grateful for being part of this wonderful team. I was happy to hear a lot of positive
comments from participants. The positive comments started at the El Paso International Airport, and during
the trip, you could see the participants having fun and enjoying themselves.
I want to thank all the participants for their great ideas which made this retreat unforgettable. The skits were
awesome!! The ideas that the participants had for the skits were unbelievable. Another memorable moment
was at the dinner; everybody dressed up as the Roaring 20’s and everyone looked nice. Thank you for this
unforgettable experience and always remember F - U - N, F - U - N… FUNNNNN!!!!!!!
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In Galveston:
We arrived in Galveston on Thursday. We took a walking tour with all the participants; it was hot and humid so
many participants wanted to buy swimsuits and go swimming in the Ocean or the Hotel’s swimming pool.
Others bought sunglasses and “flip-flops”, because it was a very hot day and a very long walk. We got hungry,
and we split into groups to have lunch. I went to Salsas Restaurant with some participants. We waited so
long, that when we finally got the food, we were already full from the chips and salsa. I had a lot of fun walking
and taking pictures with the participants and of course “taking selfies.” Great time, great retreat and great
participants!!!!
Juan Gaytan
In session:
“One memorable moment from the retreat breakout sessions was watching Isabel come into her own. With
just a little encouragement she continued going with the discussion. She was very excited as she wrangled the
participants to close the discussion. Team two was struggling to get a skit off the ground and the group was
split but with a little motivation they came together and produced a very informative and hysterical presentation
that had Isabel and me laughing along with the audience. This was very rewarding to me. “
In Galveston:
“One of the best moments was when we went out as a group. A group of 30 participants were out dancing and
having fun, and the camaraderie of the group was excellent. They all clicked so well together. I did not hear
any complaints, and everyone had smiles on their faces.”
Pamela Marquez
In session:
“The most memorable moment for me would have to be the great team I had. They were on top of everything;
they worked well with each other. Particularly, I had a participant that went up to me and told me that I had
done an awesome job as a facilitator. That made a knot in my throat because now I know that all training and
development that we went through paid off. Especially when someone tells you that.”
In Galveston:
I would have to say, Friday when I went to Houston with some of the participants. I got to go to the Harley
Davidson store which I have to admit, it was a store I had never been to. It was something different and I got
to see a different environment. When we got hungry, we decided to go to Kemah and eat at the Bubba Gump
Restaurant. While there, we walked around the boardwalk. We also got on a huge roller coaster that went
over 51 mph; that was really exciting. We loved that place!
Armando Gomez:
One of the greatest moments in the retreat was when two staff retreat participants approached me during
breakfast and gave me a big hug. I accepted the hug and waited patiently for them to speak to me. One of
them said, “I want to thank you for your time and for what I have learned on this retreat. Now I know that I
count.” It is not only what we learn but the friendships we develop with everyone.” said the other one. “We
were talking,” said the first one, “and, we both agree that coming to this retreat was like discovering new family
members. Thank you again.”
Pablo Rivera
This year’s retreat has to be one of the most memorable for me because of the group of participants and
facilitators who made it special. The most memorable moment was the welcome dinner where we honored Dr.
Roberts and the legacy he created. The participants made positive comments about how everything turned
out great and everyone looked great in 1920’s attire! The slide show produced by Mari Reyes was very
emotional and the facilitators and participants really appreciated it.
Our team, The Komodo Dragons, came up with a great dynamic skit. Everyone participated in the discussions
and sharing of ideas for the skit. There were no extremely bashful participants and no one was overbearing.
Armando Salazar did a great job in facilitating this group on his first year! My hat’s off to him for learning the
ropes quickly and bringing in new methods that eased the flow of the discussions. One of the things that
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helped us tremendously was the fact that we had one of the best former facilitators as a participant in our
group, Christy Garza. She quickly chimed in when she noticed we were getting away from the topic. The most
memorable moment of the breakout sessions, in my opinion, was naming the toy lizards and presenting them
at the general session.
Our group of friends and colleagues who decided to take on the Galveston area by storm consisted of the
usual suspects; Javier Lopez, Frank Ceniceros, Barbara Moreno and new additions such as Chris Oakley,
Lorenzo Colon, Jesus Garcia, Rocio Del Villar, and Laura Molina. We decided to eat fresh, authentic seafood
at Benno’s and we were not disappointed! On our walk back from Benno’s we stopped at Longboard to listen
to live music. Our intention was to stop for one quick drink and head back to the hotel to get ready and join
another group at Crow’s. However, the music was so good that we ended up staying there for most of the
night and made new friends from the Houston area. We started a conga line and brought people up from their
seats to join us in our dance. Yes, the folks from El Paso Community College made the party happen!
Thank you for a great staff retreat and I look forward to a better one next year!
Armando Salazar:
For me, the most memorable moment was when Team 1, the Komodo Dragons went from being a collection of
individuals with different desires into a cohesive team with a single goal. In the beginning we had a few
individuals who were outspoken and may have been overwhelming. We also had individuals we avoided
speaking and some who just needed encouragement. However, when time came to create our skit, everyone
contributed. Everyone played a role, and all ideas were shared. They helped each other out and came
together as a team to create a very funny skit.
ONE TEAM, ONE VOICE, ONE GOAL.
The most memorable moment outside with our group allowed me to really focus on values and consider what
is important. Albert Herr is a leg amputee and during our exercise session participants had to get a hula hoop
around their body without using their hands. It was not easy for Albert but he didn’t complain. Sure he had to
slow down when he got to his artificial leg but he did it and more importantly he did it with a smile. His actions
got me thinking, sometimes as individuals we can be our worst critic and consume our lives with negativity and
self-doubt. So it was invigorating to see how the human spirit continues to endure when faced with both small
and large obstacles. Life is a challenge, but that is what makes it meaningful and even beautiful.
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April 22, 2015
Facilitation Team Post Assessment Meeting
Our post assessment meeting was held at the Administrative Service Center, Building A, conference room A400. The 2015 facilitation team met for the last time to evaluate and assess the 22th Annual Staff Development
Retreat. The team shared their most memorable experience from the retreat. The facilitators also completed
an evaluation on their experience as facilitators. We also talked about areas for improvement; the retreat was
excellent, but there is always room for improvement. We will make the great things greater, and we will learn
from our low points. We also recognized our departing facilitators; Liz Rodriguez, Pamela Marquez, and Juan
Gaytan.
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Corresponding numbers 1 – 7 from chart:
1. Training program concentrates on understanding the effectiveness of the four life enriching
lessons taught by Sam Glen.
42 strongly agree, 4 agree, 0 disagree, and 0 strongly disagree
2. Training program helped me to understand the importance of being creative, going above and
beyond, remembering what is important, and having fun.
43 strongly agree, 3 agree, 0 disagree, and 0 strongly disagree
3. As a result of this program, I am more confident in my ability to apply these principles.
43 strongly agree, 3 agree, 0 disagree, and 0 strongly disagree
4. The objectives of the program were clearly presented.
44 strongly agree, 2 agree, 0 disagree, and 0 strongly disagree
5. Opportunities to ask questions and discuss the issues were sufficient.
38 strongly agree, 8 agree, 0 disagree, and 0 disagree
6. The session was well organized.
40 strongly agree, 6 agree, 0 disagree, and 0 strongly disagree
7. I would recommend this program for other employees.
44 Yes and 0 No
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Program Evaluation Comments
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We get to communicate, meet, and gather with NEW co-workers and become good friends
All the activities
Everyone has the opportunity to participate
The play
Everyone’s participation and creativity in the skits
The importance of sharing what we have learned to the staff back at EPCC
Getting the skit together with my group. Too funny!
Activities, energy
The 20’s dinner w/ Dr. Roberts’ video. The interaction between co-workers. The great organization of the
facilitators & Mari
Everything
Developing and understanding the four life enriches lessons taught by Sam Glenn. Meeting co-workers in a
different environment outside the workplace
Friendliness, we can take this back and work on ourselves
Great job!
Everything
Enjoying everyone else’s company & the walking on the beach
I got to meet new people. Learned a lot
The sketches
Getting to know different employees
In all, the theme was excellent
Traveling to Galveston
Excellent organization
Getting to know other employees. Interact with other employees
Be part of a team
Team building exercises & networking with others
The location, the food, the workshops and the skits
Food
The location! City, St. and Hotel
Great location and great team of facilitators
EVERYTHING
The part we presented the skit
Participants
The sketches, networking
OUR FINAL PROJECT
Group activity. Making life-long lasting friends
Participating on the skit implementing the program covered
Presentations, accommodations
All, it was a great experience and all the facilitators were awesome
Learning all the concepts in a fun atmosphere
It was fun! Helps you work with humor
The training provided a good reminder on important values to apply in the workplace, as well as our
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Every session was very good plan and the topics very good for discussion and help the college
The engagement and networking w/ others the staff retreat provided for us
Everything
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Adding an extra day
Adding one extra day to have more time for discussion
More time to create or discuss
Staying one more day even if it means paying more or paying a night at the hotel ourselves. Trips should
be done so that we are able to meet more people and make more friends.
Nothing, excellent!
More time and more activities as a group
An extended day. (We were rushed a bit)
Longer time – I would like to have like one more day
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For the facilitators to be more friendly. I saw one ignore someone three times. Her name is “Banic”, Mari
has never done that.
One more day added
More days
To add one more day and this additional day to use it as just lecture time
No improvement needed, very organized
It can be improved by adding an additional day to the retreat
Getting another day. 
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Extending it to another day. Even if the participants can pay for the extra day
Presenting new topics
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If participants paid extra to cover an extra night at the hotel. That way we could stay another day
A little more organization in discussion, some people get overly excited and don’t allow others to participate
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Extending the retreat one more day so we can have more time to work on the topics and the final
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I had a great time like always on this and other retreats
More time
I would not mind paying a little more for additional night (5)
Have the option to stay another day, even if we have to cover the extra day and meals. Dr. Roberts will
continue to be part of staff retreat; Ernie Money Good Idea. Thank you Mari and Alex
Greatly appreciate all that the facilitators, Mari and Alex do for us
Good retreat
Share Dr. Roberts’ video with the rest of the college
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Outstanding facilitators; great job!!
I had a great time. Thanks!
It was great! A wonderful experience and very informative
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Facilitators were awesome! Theme was great…
I love it
Could stay an extra day even if we, the participants, have to pay extra. Suggestion: for the 25th Hawaii!!!
I will like to pay extra for an extra day and a meal
Loved the Staff Retreat! Much Thanks. 
It was fun, educational and met lots of great people. Excellent Staff Retreat
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Thank You
Had a very good time and learn a lot
Thank You All!
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING!
Would be willing to pay extra day, meal
Facilitators are very well informed and willing to teach the program to participants
I would like to suggest the part-time employees to be part of these events. At least the ones that have more
time working at EPCC
I know how much work goes into planning and facilitating this event. Thank you to all the Facilitation Team
for All Your Hard Work. Great Job!!!
The facilitators are really nice. There is no favoritism. I like the “Ernie bucks” Thank you for sharing past
recordings of him.
It was informative and fun, great Job Facilitators!!
Want to thank all the Facilitators and Mari for the great job and everything they did for us
Thank you for the wonderful opportunity to participate in this retreat
May have been a little heavy on “ode to Ernie.”
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2015 Donations Report
Adventure Zone
251 E. Redd Rd. El Paso TX 79932
4 Four Pack of Attraction tickets-$20 each
Alfred Trujillo
Administrative Service Center Building A
1 $40 Great American Steakburger Gift Card
Ana Guerrero
Valle Verde Campus Bursars Office
17 8" Pink Rubber Bands
Apple Realty Real Estate Agent
675 Worsham Rd., El Paso TX 79927
1 Wall Cross
Barnett Harley-Davidson
8272 Gateway East, El Paso TX 79907
1 2XL - Black T-shirt
1 Black Hydration Skull Cap
1 Gray Hydration Skull Cap
1 Harley Davidson Magnetic Dartboard
1 L - Black T-shirt
1 L - Yellow T-shirt
1 LED Desk Lamp
1 Ladies Beige Cap
1 Ladies Green Cap
1 Military Pin-Up Pilsner Set
1 Post-its
1 Steel Thermo
1 Wind Cap
2 XL - Black T-shirts
Benchmark
4013 N. Mesa, Suite B, El Paso TX 79902
4 $25 Visa Gift Card-2 stylus pens/coolie can holder/note pad
Body by Soul
1721 Saul Kleinfeld, El Paso TX 79936
2 One Month Unlimited Zumba Certificates
Casa Ford Lincoln
5815 Montana Ave. El Paso TX 79925
Doubletree by Hilton El Paso Downtown
600 N. El Paso Street, El Paso TX 79901
1 One Night Weekend Stay Gift Certificate
EPCC - Human Resources Development
Administrative Service Center, Bld. A
1 RCA Alarm Clock
EPCC - Marketing & Community Relations
Administrative Service Center, Building A
4 4 GB USB
1 EPCC Black Bag
4 EPCC Coffee Mugs
1 LG Grey T-shirt
1 Small Grey T-shirt
1 XL Grey T-shirt
EPCC - Nail Technology Program
ASC - B126
5 Mani-Pedi Gift Certificates
EPCC - President's Office
Administrative Service Center, Bld. A
2 Black Padfolios
3 Cell Phone Power Banks
2 Desk Clocks
2 EPCC Magnifier Glass
3 EPCC Mints
2 EPCC Pens
4 EPCC Sticky Notes
3 Manicure Sets
4 Medium Black Sport Tek EPCC T-shirts
4 Personal Business Cards Holders
1 Sticky Note Wood Holder
EPCC - Professional Staff Association
ASC, Building A
10 2015 VIP Cards
EPCC Campus Life
Rio Grande Campus, El Paso TX
5 Highlighters
7 L - White EPCC T-shirts
2 Wells Fargo Key Chains/can openers
3 Oil Filter Change + 28 Point Inspection Gift Certificate
Chicago's Street Food Restaurant
2400 North Mesa St. El Paso TX 79902
EPCC Culinary Arts Program
Transmountain Campus
2 EPCC Culinary Arts Prog. Lunch or Dinner Certificate
4 $5 Gift Certificates (Exp. 04-20-16)
Connie Villalobos
1 Origami Owl Charm & Cosmetic Bag
EPCC TV
Administrative Service Center Building A
16 EPCC TV Backpacks
6 EPCC TV Pencils
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EPCC TV
Administrative Service Center Building A
6 EPCC TV Piggy Banks
6 EPCC TV Post-It Notes Cube
1 Handy Chair Clock/Calculator
EPCC-Athletics Department
Valle Verde Campus
6 2XL EPCC Cross Country Polyester Shirts
7 EPCC Tejanos Clappers
2 EPCC Tejanos Fitted Caps - Size 7
2 EPCC Tejanos Fitted Caps - Size 7 1/4
2 EPCC Tejanos Fitted Caps - Size 7 1/8
1 Large EPCC Black & White Tank Top
2 Large EPCC Tejanos White T-Shirts
4 XL EPCC Cross Country Polyester Shirts
2 XL EPCC Tejanos White T-Shirts
EPCC-Bookstore
Valle Verde Campus
2 16" Laptop Sleeves
1 30 Pack CD-R Blank CD's
1 Belkin Mini Bluetooth Adapter
1 Black Nook 2nd Edition Cover
1 Dark Fuchsia 7" Nook HD Cover
1 JVC Portable Speakers for iPod/iPhone
1 JVC Stereo Flat Foldable Headphones
1 Targus Optical Mouse
EPCC-Career Services Department
Valle Verde Campus
2 Silver Pen w/ You Make it Matter Base
EPCC-Cosmetology Program
Transmountain Campus
2 $25 Gift Certificates
EPCC-Dean Arch, Arts, Math & Science
Valle Verde Campus
1 Ricardo 24"Blue Hardside Spinner Suitcase
1 iHome wireless clock/radio
EPCC-Dean Communication/Performing Arts
Valle Verde Campus
1 EPCC Dark Grey Cap
1 iHome Wireless Rechargeable Speaker-Black
1 iHome Wireless Rechargeable Speaker-Purple
EPCC-Dir. Distance Education Department
Valle Verde Campus, El Paso TX 79915
6 Coasters
6 Coffee Mugs
31 Pencils
EPCC-Grants Management Department
Rio Grande Campus
62 5" x 8" Notepads
EPCC-Library Technical Services
Valle Verde Campus
1 2 pack Portable Power Bank
1 Conair Fabric Steamer
1 HD Antenna
EPCC-Library Technical Services-IT
Valle Verde Campus
12 2 GB USB
EPCC-Recycling Program
Valle Verde Campus
4 EPCC Insulated Lunch Bags
EPCC-VP Research & Accountability
Valle Verde Campus
1 Cannon Inkjet Photo Printer
2 EPCC Coffee Mugs
El Paso Fire Department
416 N. Stanton, Ste. 200, El Paso TX 79901
40 Coasters
40 Fire Hydrant Stress Relievers
40 Pens
Elizabeth Rodriguez
Valle Verde Campus – Info. Tech. Dept.
1 Wire Basket w/ two birdcage candle holders
Fastway Auto Repair
270 N. Nevarez, El Paso TX 79907
2 Free Diag. w/print out, brake check & 21 point Insp. Gift Cert
Fudge - N - More
914 N. Mesa, El Paso TX 79902
1 Gift Card for 1/2 dz. Strawberries or 1/2 lb. of Fudge
Gold Canyon Candles
1820 Ben Hogan, El Paso TX 79935
1 7-10' Laptop Case
1 8" x 6" Notebook
1 Bodycology Gift Set
1 Cross Wall decoration
1 Cupcake Holder
1 Dallas Cowboys Wrapping Paper Roll
1 Gift Set (Rhinestones lanyard, scissors, & calculator)
1 Lemon Ice -19 oz. Gold Canyon Candle
1 Parchment Decoration
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Gold Canyon Candles
1820 Ben Hogan, El Paso TX 79935
Maria Marquez
2 Avon Gift Sets w/Herbalife Express Meal Bar Each
1 Pittsburgh Steelers Gift Wrapping Paper Roll
Marisol Cortinas Nails
Hoppy Monk
4141 N. Mesa St. El Paso TX 79902
1 $25 Gift Card
1 Gray T-Shirt - XL
Hudson's Grill
1770 N. Lee Trevino Dr. El Paso TX 79936
2 $25 Gift Certificates (Exp. 03-06-16)
Indian Cliffs Ranch
P.O. Box 1056, Fabens TX 79838
4 $25 Gift Card
Innovations by Liza
801 Myrtle Ste. 105, El Paso TX 79901
1 Free Mix Bouquet Coupon
1 Free Mix Garden w/ Coupon
1 Single Rose w/ Vase Coupon
Jungle Jaks
1700 N. Zaragoza Rd. #145, El Paso TX 79936
100 One Free Admission Passes
2 Gift Certificates for New Set of French or Natural Nails
6 Mary Kay Gift Sets
Mesa Street Grill
2525 N. Mesa, El Paso TX 79902
2 $25 Gift Card
Nicky Briseño Art
3315 Dornoch, El Paso TX 79925
1 Jimmy Hendrix Painting ($250 Value)
Office Depot
1111 Geronimo, El Paso TX 79925
1 Trifold Writing Pad
Office Depot-Business
1313 George Dieter Drive, Ste. B, El Paso TX 79936
1 Craig Stereo Portable Speaker w/Bluetooth $40 Value
1 Logitech Gaming Keyboard-$50 Value
Papa Burger
2519 N. Piedras St. El Paso TX 79930
1 $25 Gift Certificate
Justin Boots
7100 Gateway Blvd. East, El Paso TX 79915
1 Duffle Bag
Krispy Kreme
11915 Gateway Blvd. West, El Paso TX 79936
1 Free Dozen Glazed Doughnuts Coupon
11 One Free Doughnut Coupons
Pedro Fabela
Administrative Service Center, Bld. A
1 Nashi Nectar Scentsy Bar
1 Zen Rock Scentsy Warmer
Pencil Cup Office Products
1701 Texas Ave. El Paso TX 79901
1 Weego Jump Starter Battery Pack 4 (Retail: $149.99)
L & J's Cafe
3622 E. Missouri Ave., El Paso TX 79903
1 $20 Gift Card
Pizza Property, Ltd.
4455 N. Mesa Street, Suite 100, El Paso TX 79902
70 Small original 2 item pizza coupons
Lunch Box
667 N. Carolina, El Paso TX 79915
2 $15 Gift Certificates
Reliant Labels
11400 Rojas Dr. El Paso TX 79936
2 Claude's Sauce Gift Boxes
Mari Reyes
Administrative Service Center, Bld. A
1 AHAVA Perfect 10 for Chapped Hands Gift Bag
1 Black Padfolio 9x7
1 Gift Bag w/ 2 Lotions, 1 Body Wash and 1 Body Mist
Ripe Eatery
910 E. Redd Road Ste. A, El Paso TX 79912
1 Dinner for Two Gift Certificate & Large T-Shirt
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Rosa Marquez
325 Adriana Ct. El Paso TX 79907
2 Gift Baskets
Rulis International Kitchen
2900 N. Mesa, El Paso TX 79902
1 Large - V-Neck Black T-Shirt
The Brew Pub
8041 N. Mesa St. El Paso TX 79922
1 Grey T-Shirt-Large
1 Turquoise Tank Top-Medium
The Craft House
5020 N. Desert Blvd. Ste. A-2, El Paso TX 79912
1 XL - Red T-shirt
S & R Heating and Cooling
325 Adriana, El Paso TX 79907
1 $10 Burger King Gift Card
1 $10 Little Caesar's Gift Card
Saltwater Heaven
1530 E. Yandel, El Paso TX 79902
2 $25 Gift Cards
Sam's Club #8280
11360 Pellicano Dr. El Paso TX 79936
2 $25 Gift Card
Sanchez Wrought Iron Supply
220 Horizon Blvd. El Paso TX 79927
8 Boxes of Girl Scout Cookies
10 Pens
2 Post-It Notes Pads
1 Set of Floating Shelves
3 Wall Calendars
Ski Heating & Cooling
12309 Rojas Dr. Suite B-11 El Paso TX 79928
1 Gift Basket & Calendars
Sparrow's Spirits & Pies
201 S. El Paso St. El Paso TX 79901
3 $20 Gift Certificates
Super Chef Catering & Cuisine
1475 George Dieter, El Paso TX 79936
The Pizza Joint
2900 N. Mesa Ste. F, El Paso TX 79902
1 $15 Gift Certificate
Touch Net Information Systems, Inc.
15520 College Blvd. Lenexa KS 66219
65 Black Tote Bags
65 Purple Lanyards
Victoria's Mission Cuts
3 Wall Plaques
Voya Financial Advisors
700 N. Stanton, El Paso TX 79901
80 Post-It Notes 4x6
80 Business Card Letter Openers
80 Citrus Hand Sanitizers
100 Plastic Convention Bag
80 Pocket Coolie Can Holders
2 TEC Rolling Cooler Bag
80 Victory Ballpoint Pens
4 Zippered Padfolio
Western Playland Amusement Park
1249 Futurity Dr. Sunland Park NM 88063
2 Admission Tickets
Wet 'n Wild Water World
8804 South Desert Blvd. P.O. Drawer 1210
Anthony
6 1 Good Any Day Entrance Tickets 2015 Season
2 Gift Baskets w/a $15 Gift Certificate
Tanya's Gridiron
4620 Dyer St. El Paso TX 79930
Wine Attitude
6633 N. Mesa St. Ste. 300 El Paso TX 79912
3 Wine Bottles
2 Glass Mugs
Xicali Imports
7824 North Loop, El Paso TX 79915
1 20" Chef Menu Board
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