Faculty Association of California Community Colleges
Wendy Brill-Wynkoop has an extensive background in various leadership roles within different organizations including the Faculty Association of California Community Colleges, Academic Senate for California Community Colleges, California Teachers Association, College of the Canyons Faculty Association, and more. Brill-Wynkoop has been involved in legislative and advocacy committees, served as president, chaired political action committees, and held various other positions related to education policy and faculty representation. Wendy has also been actively involved in the Strategic Enrollment Management Program and building leadership within the higher education system. Brill-Wynkoop also has experience in photography and has taught as an adjunct faculty member.
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Faculty Association of California Community Colleges
Founded in 1953 by then “junior college” faculty members, the Faculty Association of California Community Colleges has provided community college faculty with a focused voice in government for nearly six decades. From its initial inception in Long Beach as the California Junior College Faculty Council (CJCFC), community college faculty have succeeded in maintaining FACCC as a professional membership association looking out solely for its one constituency. When Proposition 13 transferred the bulk of community college funding decisions from local trustees to Sacramento, FACCC moved with it. In 2001, FACCC purchased its own building on 11th Street, between “R” and “S,” a few steps away from the State Chancellor’s Office and only four blocks from the Capitol. FACCC welcomes your participation on its Board of Governors and committees. Please take the time to review the website and contact us with any questions, (916) 447-8555. We also hope that you will stop by to visit on your next trip to Sacramento, or that you arrange an opportunity to shadow one of our professional advocates in the State Capitol. It’s a memorable experience you won’t soon forget.