2010-2011 Student Handbook - Collin College
2010-2011 Student Handbook - Collin College
2010-2011 Student Handbook - Collin College
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The Coordinator of <strong>Student</strong> Support Services gathers the required paperwork for<br />
the Deaf/Blind tuition waivers. The student must bring the following information to<br />
be considered for a tuition waiver: certificate of deafness or blindness; letter of good<br />
moral character; high school transcript, diploma, or GED; statement of purpose<br />
with degree or certificate declared; proof of residency; and meet all other entrance<br />
requirements as outlined by Admissions and Records. This information should be<br />
provided to the ACCESS Office at least one (1) month before the student attends<br />
<strong>Collin</strong> <strong>College</strong>. <strong>Student</strong>s must notify the Coordinator of <strong>Student</strong> Support Services,<br />
in Room G-121 at SCC or 972.881.5128, immediately upon registering for classes<br />
each semester to obtain a tuition waiver, or their classes will be dropped. The Deaf/<br />
Blind tuition waiver does not apply to all courses and will be determined on a per<br />
course per semester basis. A tuition waiver is not an academic accommodation.<br />
All campuses are accessible to individuals with disabilities. For information on these<br />
and related services, contact the ACCESS Office at 972.881.5898 (Voice/TTy).<br />
ACCESS Offices are located in Rooms D118(I) at CPC, F-118 at PRC, and G-200 at<br />
SCC.<br />
5.3 THE ARTS gallery<br />
The mission of THE ARTS gallery is to serve as a center for aesthetic exploration<br />
through the creative processes of fine arts faculty and students, professional artists,<br />
and arts organizations. By presenting quality, interdisciplinary art exhibitions and<br />
events, THE ARTS gallery enhances an understanding of the arts within the college<br />
and the community and enriches individual lives. THE ARTS gallery is located at<br />
the Spring Creek Campus. For further information on the gallery or its current<br />
shows, contact THE ARTS gallery at 972.881.5873.<br />
Hours of Operation*<br />
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.<br />
Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />
Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.<br />
* Hours of operation are listed for fall and spring semesters only. Contact the gallery<br />
for summer hours.<br />
5.4 Athletics<br />
The Athletic Department is an integral part of the college’s mission to develop skills,<br />
strengthen character, and challenge the intellect. The athletic program is committed<br />
to providing opportunities and support resources to promote academic and athletic<br />
success for the student athlete.<br />
The Athletic Department consists of men’s basketball and tennis and women’s<br />
basketball and tennis. These teams are affiliated with the National Junior <strong>College</strong><br />
Athletic Association (NJCAA). <strong>Collin</strong> <strong>College</strong> athletic teams participate in the<br />
North Texas Junior <strong>College</strong> Athletic Conference (NTJCAC) and Region V events,<br />
which may lead to national competition. For more information, contact the Athletic<br />
Department at 972.881.5888 or go to www.collin.edu/athletics/.<br />
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