Welcome to Intelecom Learning
Intelecom Learning is a non-profit corporation and recognized developer of educational content and technology solutions for California’s community colleges. We bring instructional design, content development and educational technology together to offer teachers and students alike a range of learning solutions and tools for undergraduate, career and adult learning.
As a California joint powers authority formed for the benefit of California community colleges, our mission derives from that of the California community colleges. We work to develop an understanding of common needs and common opportunities, and to offer solutions that individual colleges might not be able to afford but which all of the colleges working collectively can benefit from.
Who We Are
Intelecom Learning is a non-profit service agency of California community colleges using technology to open doors to learning and improve student success.
Intelecom Learning acts as the designated agency for the Southern California Consortium for Community College Television, a California Joint Powers Authority comprising 15 California community college districts.
- Dr. Allen Dooley, CEO, x235
- Cameron Cox, Vice President, x212
- Meg Cundiff, Senior Director, x210
- Suzy Melendez, Coordinator: Administration & Finance, x200
- Sydnee Risk, Director: Production Services, x202
- Victor Toledo, Editor, x229
- Chris Valle, Accounting Specialist, x203
What We Do
Our Board of Directors
Dr. Erika Endrijonas has over 20 years of experience in higher education. She has been serving as LA Valley College President since August 2014. Previously, she served as Executive Vice President and Accreditation Liaison Officer of Oxnard College.
Prior to joining West Los Angeles College as President in Fall 2016, Dr. Limbaugh served as Interim President of Oxnard College and Chancellor of Montana State University-Northern. With over thirty years’ experience in higher education, Dr. Limbaugh offers the unique perspective of progressively responsible positions in student services, academic affairs, administrative services, and fund-raising at both two-year and four-year institutions. He holds a Ph. D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Maryland.
Prior to Dr. Rose’s July 2016 appointment as President of Santa Ana College, she served as President of Los Angeles Southwest College from 2014 to 2016. Dr. Rose returns to Santa Ana College where she served as Vice President of Academic Affairs from 2011 to 2014. As a product of the community college system, she has dedicated her career to community college education. She began her career at Cerritos College as a part time English instructor, served as department chair, and then Dean of the Liberal Arts Division.
Dr. Buckley joined College of the Canyons in August 2013. Previously, he served as Vice President of Instruction and Accreditation Liaison Officer at San Diego Miramar College. He began his career in education in 1990 as a professor at Grossmont College, following 14 years in the healthcare industry. Dr. Buckley holds a BS in Biological Sciences from USC, a master’s in Biology from Cal State Fullerton, and a doctorate in Education from San Diego State University.
Joseph Moreau earned his BA in Visual Arts at the University of California, San Diego and his MA in Education at Cal State Los Angeles. He has held a variety of leadership positions including manager of the Instructional Resources Center at Pasadena City College; Dean of Learning Resources at West Hills College; Dean of Academic Information Services at MiraCosta College; and Chief Technology Officer for SUNY Oswego. Most recently, Joseph has taken on responsibility for California Community Colleges Online Education Initiative – a $77 million grant to reengineer the system’s online instruction and support services.
Rick Shaw is a technology manager with over twenty-five years of senior strategic and operations experience. Since 2013, he has been supporting over 16,000 faculty and students at Antelope Valley Community College District as Executive Director of Technology. Previously, he has served in various technology-related roles within California’s higher education system, including the Ventura County Community College District, CSU Northridge and the CSU Office of the Chancellor, and UC San Francisco.
Prior to his current position, Dr. Sokenu served as Moorpark’s Dean of Student Learning, Math and Physical Science and Lead CTE Dean from 2012, and Dean of Enrollment Services, Media/Visual Arts and Education from 2007. He has over twenty years of leadership experience in instruction, student services, and career technical education within community colleges.
