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Growing Our ComprehensiveCampus

Providing Instructional Excellence

Fueling Community Engagement & Events

Offering Robust Student Support Services

Planning for What’s Needed & What’s Next!

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Spring 2017 Snapshot• Celebrating our 10th Spring

Semester at the Canyon Country Campus.

• Marking the milestone of more than 56,000 students who have earned course credit on campus since 2007.

• Offering 260 spring sections with approx. 9,000 seats available in 39 different disciplines.

• Beginning facilities planning committees for additional CCC projects

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Spring 2017 Snapshot (continued)• 166 faculty teach at CCC this semester

• 109 teach exclusively at CCC this semester (65%)

• Approximately 16% of all on-ground District faculty are only at CCC this spring.

• It is expected that 10,000+ unduplicated students will attend CCC this year – for the fourth straight year.

• An average of 1,800 to 2,200 students attend CCC exclusively each semester. Currently, 12% of on-ground students are CCC-only this semester.

• Maintaining and enhancing a comprehensive campus

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Enrollment Growth• COC enrollment has increased to more than 20,000 in the past decade, and is projected to grow.

• Sections offered at CCC contribute to this growth and play an important part in serving the educational need of our valley.

• Projects and improvements identified in the Educational & Facilities Master Plan will help address this expected demand, while also transforming the Canyon Country Campus through the addition of new permanent facilities.

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Instruction• The Canyon Country Campus has traditionally offered a large

selection of alternative delivery, late-start, and short-term courses designed to meet the needs of working adults.

• Fall 2016 semester:• 120 of the 293 class sections offered were in evening, short-

term, hybrid, or weekend formats. • Spring 2017

• 125 of the 263 sections are in these formats (48%)

• The campus regularly promotes these sections through social media ads, banner ads, student emails, and sorted section lists, including the “perfect schedules” information available at: http://www.canyons.edu/Offices/CCC/Pages/CCC-Schedules.aspx.

• 3 New Associate Degrees for Transfer are planned for Fall 2017!• Sociology, Psychology, Business Administration

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Events & Activities• Star Party

• Movie Night

• Garden Walk

• ASG & Student Life

• Chamber Mixer

• MakerSpace

• Job Fairs & SBDC

• And some new ideas for the Fall!

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Star Party – Fall 2016

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MakerSpace – Fall 2016

Movie Night (Fall)

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Garden Walks (Fall/Spring)

• Club Rush

• Welcome Week

• Awareness events

• Club meetings on Campus

• Student Success Days

• Student Elections

• Conversational “Ball Pit”

ASG & Student Life

• Goals & Activities• Increase student involvement, ASG presence, & club activities• Help with student resources: Food/Blessing Bag drive, hydration stations, etc.• Offer new events: Cultural Movie Screening, Maker Faire, etc.• Fill up Canyon Country ASG board positions• Provide quality events that promote engagement and serve student needs

ASG & Student Life

• 1/31 – CCC FLEX Day • 2/1 – Student Services Division

Mtg• 2/15 – Student Success Day• 2/23 – African American

Awareness (ASG)• 2/24 – ECE Family Movie Night• 2/25 – CCC @ Community

Resource Fair (GVHS)• 2/27 – Undecided Major Workshop• 3/6-8 – ECE Book Fair• 3/8 – ASG Senate Meeting at CCC• 3/8 – Club Rush (ASG)• 3/8 – Board Meeting at CCC• 3/13 – Undecided Major Workshop• 3/14 – Holi Festival (ASG)

• 3/22 – Blood Drive• 3/25 – Garden Walk• 3/25 – Math Prep Workshop• 3/28 – Student Services Division

Meeting at CCC• 4/10 – CCC Financial Aid Open

House• 4/12 – Blood Drive• 4/13-27 – SBDC Entrepreneurship

Workshops (Thursdays)• 4/17 – CCC ICS Evacuation Drill• 4/20 – ASG Elections • 4/24 – Undecided Major Workshop• 4/26 – ASG Elections (continued)• 4/27 – Maker Fair (MakerSpace)• 4/27 - CCC Advisory Committee

Meeting – Robinson’s Ranch• 4/27 - HS Open House at CCC• 5/1 – Classified Appreciation

Breakfast at CCC• 5/5 – Star Party• 5/8 – Undecided Major Workshop• 5/17 – Movie Night at CCC (ASG)• 5/24 – “Pups & Chill” (ASG)• 5/25 – “Crafternoon” (ASG)• 5/30 – Student Services Divison

Meeting at CCC• 5/31 – CCC Graduate Breakfast

(TBD)• 6/2 – Commencement• 6/5 – Summer 2017 Begins

Spring Event Highlights

Student ServicesRegularly Represented at the CCC:• Admissions & Records• Assessment Center• CalWORKs• Campus Safety• Computer Labs• Counseling• DSP&S• ECE• EOPS/CARE• Financial Aid• Food Services (Canyons Cafe/vending)• Health & Wellness Center

• Mental Health• Job & Career Center/Internships • Library• Veteran’s Center• Skills4Success Lab• Student Development• Student Business Office• Student Study Lounge• TLC

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• Delivering Support Student Services• Providing Pathways to Completion• Maintaining & Growing a Comprehensive Campus

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Supporting Student Success

Campus Data

• The campus remains a vital part of College of the Canyons, offering comprehensive services and instructional pathways, with 18 associate degrees and 13 certificates available on campus.

• Campus progress requires consistent, conscientious, districtwide commitment & planning.

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• MW 8:00 AM• TTH 6:30 PM• MTWTH 9:30 AM

Most Sections Offered

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Groundbreaking: 2017!

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Transformations

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