Did you know… The Speaking Center, part of the Colket Center for Academic Excellence, offers in-person oral communication tutoring sessions and strategic communications workshops for the campus community. Students deserve to receive public speaking support, just as they have writing support. Learning the art of effective communication is a life skill that’s foundational to building relationships …
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Dear CC community, We are aware of many concerns regarding housing selection for the next academic year. For the 2023-24 academic year, we had over 200 seniors apply to live on campus for 75 spaces and 1,075 rising juniors/rising sophomores sign their housing agreement with an intent to live on campus. Of those approximately 1,300 …
National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Week Continues Thanks for learning more about Division III Outreach and two more of our CC student-athletes! Class Year: 2024 Sport: Women’s Track and Field Major: Political Science Favorite Class: Paradoxes of Northeast Asia and History of Sex: Modernity Top CC Academic Moment: Getting through the fast pace of the Block Plan while challenging …
Sent on behalf of the Staff Council Save the date for the Block 7 In the Loop all-staff meeting on Thursday, April 27, at 8:30 a.m. Meet in Celeste Theatre inside Cornerstone Arts Center; the program will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. Stay afterward for breakfast and conversation in Cornerstone Main Space. Those wishing to …
Final Vice President Candidate Visiting Today Today we welcome our fourth candidate in the search for a new Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students. This is an open forum for all students, staff, and faculty. April 13 4-4:45 p.m. in Gaylord Hall As in previous open forums with candidates, there will be …
Today, meet two more CC student-athletes! Division III Week is an opportunity to share information about Division III, its priorities, and – most importantly – celebrate the accomplishments our student-athletes. Class Year: 2025 Sport: Women’s Lacrosse Major: Southwest Studies Favorite Class: Foundations of Radical Non-Violence Top CC Academic Moment: Presenting on the Columbia River Gorge with …
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You’re probably thinking “wow, this must be another CC Students, You’re probably thinking “wow, this must be another survey asking me to share my feedback on one of CC offices.” And guess what, YOU’RE RIGHT!! This IS another survey asking for your feedback about one of CC’s offices. But not just any office – it’s …
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To build and nurture a thriving community, workplaces need a foundation of trust and safety. Anonymous reporting allows employees and students to bring forth issues confidentially and without fear of retaliation. When workplace concerns are brought forth earlier, problems often can be solved before they become bigger. In February, we announced our partnership with OneTrust …
News for and about CC’s Thriving Research Grant Community Photo by Skye Studios on Unsplash Progress Together Dear colleagues, In the Spring 2021 Faculty Survey seeking feedback on how to better support your efforts to seek and obtain external funding (part of a self-study), several faculty shared that they would appreciate the College supporting them …
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Thank you for helping celebrate CC student-athletes! Get to know a bit more about Division III academics and meet two more CC Tigers. Class Year: 2023 Sport: Women’s Cross Country, Track and Field Major: Political Science Favorite Class: Balkan Politics Top CC Academic Moment: Finishing my year-long senior thesis Special Talents/Skills: I can sing the alphabet backwards Hobbies: Reading, skiing, and spending …
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