Malcolm X College Handbook - City Colleges of Chicago

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Feranda Williamson Dean of Career Programs 850-7450 3506 fwilliamson@ccc.edu Administrative Assistant Center Directory Name Department Room Extension Alice Caldwell Instructional Services 2209 7302 Barbara Britton Career Programs 3504 7409 Belinda Bishop Tonya Gilmer Teressa Johnson Carolyn Cirton Natural Sciences/Social Sciences Communications/Fine Arts 3540 7337 2240 7306 Career Programs 3512 7204 Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 2413 7124 Evelyn Caston Business/CIS 0536 7412 Madelyn Hicks Physician Assistant 3240 7255 Lisa Willis Stroger Hospital Nursing Program 3227 7379
THE COLLEGE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT "Education is an important element of the struggle for human rights. It is the means to help our children and people rediscover their identity and thereby increase self-respect. Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today." These words of EI Hajj Malik EI Shabazz, Malcolm X, are as relevant today as when he first spoke them, more than 25 years ago. Today, a well-rounded education that includes social and cultural experiences, as well as technical and pedagogical training, is necessary to achieve success in the classroom and later, in the workforce. As President of Malcolm X College, I am proud to say that we are committed to student success. Our mission, "Empowerment Through Education", reflects our pledge to provide our students the most relevant curricula paired with most innovative teaching and learning methods to assist them in attaining their goals. Moreover, we are committed to extending the learning experiences beyond the classroom setting to the global community through cultural programs and extracurricular activities. Our commitment to student success means nothing without the participation of full and part-time faculty; therefore, I encourage you to prepare our students for tomorrow by providing an educational environment that takes advantage of all the programs and services available at Malcolm X College. As the only institution of higher education in the United States named in memory of Malcolm X, honor him by building a legacy of educational success for our current students and the generations of Malcolm X College students who will follow in their footsteps. Sincerely, Zerrie D. Campbell Zerrie D. Campbell President
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